Paul Haynes

Mechanical Field Engineer

General Electric Company

11.2003 - Current

Attended project planning meetings to coordinate mechanical system designs with structural and architecture teams, mitigate design conflicts, and coordinate delivery timelines.
Reviewed technical drawings developed by CAD technicians and drafters.
Evaluated final product's overall performance, reliability and safety.
Communicated project requirements and areas for improvement in design review meetings.
Identified deficiencies in mechanical processes to develop improvements.
Altered and modified designs to meet requirements and eliminate malfunctions.
Wrote and revised maintenance procedures.
Interfaced with development engineers, scientists and suppliers to resolve quality issues.
Tested newly installed systems, closely monitoring functionality and adherence to operating specifications.
Troubleshot and diagnosed turbine and Generator equipment issues, quickly made plans for repairs and monitored use to rectify issues.
Performed pre-construction, quality and safety management, as well as constructability review, start-up and commissioning.
Planned many major projects from beginning to end, focusing on timelines, budgets and mechanical feasibility.
Specified system components and directed product modifications to comply with engineering design and performance specifications.
Educated clients on more energy-efficient solutions for old systems that meet project requirements for timelines and budgets.
Researched past [Type] and [Type] designs to maintain customer satisfaction and guarantee long-lasting, high-quality work.
Performed major and minor valve outages at various power stations.
Assisted in upgrades to units at various power plants
Supported long shank bucket replacement at customer site.
Performed bellows replacement on large nuclear steam turbine (3 outages)
PM for Mark 6 controls at LaSalle Nuclear Generating Station