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Engineering that works Engineering with style

Crandall Engineering, Inc. Statement of Qualifications

Whom We Serve: • Commercial Developers & Builders • Civic Organizations & Corporations • All Denominations of Churches • Architects • Steel Fabricators & Erectors • Glass Factories • Automotive Factories & Others • Food Processing Plants • Bio-Fuel and Oil & Gas Industry • Residential Developers & Builders

Professional Engineering

Architectural

Structural

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Crandall Engineering, Inc.

Table of Contents

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C H A P T E R 1

Company Information 1

Background 2

Project Management 3

Computers and Software 3

C H A P T E R 2

Project Types 4

A Sampling of Clients 6

List of References 8

C H A P T E R 3

Similar Projects 9

Dr Rosenthall Orthodontics 10

Culver’s of Marion 10

Historic Ann Shop (Crandall Offices) 11

Historic Montgomery Ward 11

King’s Academy (J.C. Knight) 12

Marion Incubator/Titan Building 12

Historic McMahan-Leib Co. Building 12

Baldwin Place 13

Marion Steel Fabrication Office 13

Old Active Products Building 13

Masonic Lodge 14

Gas City 2nd Street Promenade 14

YWCA Thornburg House 14

Gas City Community Center 15

New Hope Baptist Church 15

Grant County Presbyterian 16

Cornerstone Christian 16

Payne’s Custard 17

DeHart Farms Bio-Diesel 17

Park Villa L.T.C. 17

Madison Park Church of God 18

I-69 Industrial Park 18

C H A P T E R 4

Staff Listing 19

Organization 19

Lisa Crandall, PE, MSME 20

Caleb Crandall, BS 31

Christopher Alexander, M.Arch 33

Mike Westfall, BS, EIT 34

Jana Griffin, BS 35

Becky Shildmyer 36

WBE Certification 37

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Chapter

1 S T A T E M E N T O F Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S

Location of Office:

Crandall Engineering, Inc. 236 East Main Street Gas City, IN 46933 765.677.0996 Phone 765.677.0997 Fax www.crandalleng.com

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Background

Crandall Engineering – Engineering that works – Engineering with style. The philosophy of Crandall Engineering is 1) to listen carefully to the voice of the customer, their dreams, their vision, their needs, their goals, and their budget and 2) to work the ideas and requirements together to create a unique solution that reflects the custom-ers’ personality and style. It is the belief of those at Crandall Engineering to provide many ideas to the customer and to work as a team to meet all the projects objectives.

Crandall Engineering, Inc. is a full service architectural and professional engineering company. Crandall Engi-neering became incorporated in 2002 after growing the company since 1997. Crandall Engineering is a Hub zone and Women’s Business Enterprise Company based in the heart of Indiana for easy access to all parts of Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky. A sample of recent building design projects include multiple historic building structural evaluations and remedia-tion plans, churches, commercial buildings, office buildings, warehouses, a food processing plant, fire stations, school building, city municipal buildings, community service buildings and residential homes among others. Ser-vices range from specialty services such as stress analysis and setting up a preventive/predictive maintenance program to a complete architectural and engineering design by a registered professional engineer. The principal of the company is Lisa Crandall, PE. Crandall is married with 2 grown children. Crandall studied art at Virginia Commonwealth University. While taking a design class she realized her interest in architecture, she then studied architectural engineering at the University of Wyoming. Crandall holds a bachelors and masters degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Tulsa and is licensed as a professional engineer in four-teen (15) states, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, Kentucky, Ohio, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Kansas, Missouri, Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Alabama, and Pennsylvania and is eligible in all others. Design work and participation has included all aspects of building design, structural remediation of historic buildings, the Alaska Pipeline Project, the automobile manufacturing industry, the oil service industry, the renewable fuels industry and crane lifting and rigging equipment design. The firm is best known for facilitating the hopes and dreams of those needs addressed to us by our clientele.

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Project management will be a team concept. Lisa Crandall, PE, will be Principal-in-Charge and will team with Christopher Alexander on the Project Design. Caleb Crandall will be our Project Manager including project ad-ministration and scheduling. Crandall Engineering’s approach and philosophy to project management is to coor-dinate and manage the process of design and keep the Customer/Owner informed at all times. A unified team approach involves each member clearly understanding his or her role and the deliverable expectations. Each cli-ent and project is unique and has different needs. We will work with you to tailor our roles and deliverables to your specifications. If consultants are involved in this project, Crandall Engineering will manage their roles and responsibilities. Crandall Engineering will coordinate all information, meeting times, and deliverables to the Cus-tomer/Owner.

We believe in the team approach to design and problem-solving. We encourage input from the community as well as the particular groups involved such as the Historical Society and the City. Only by receiving candid state-ments of the goals for this project from all interested and affected parties can the design team propose solutions that satisfy the multiple goals. The process of open communications in concentrated work sessions facilitates effective interaction between the design team and the affected parties. The concepts and design proposals will be presented in several different formats during the feasibility study process. The goal will always be to convey ideas most clearly. A variety of media can be used, such as sketches, models, and website information.

Computers and Software

Computers and software are kept up to date:

Windows XP Professional Operating system on all workstations in office and laptops

Microsoft Office Small Business Office software for documentation

Quick Books Professional 2009 Accounting software for financial records

Peachtree Accounting software for financial records

AutoCAD 2006, AutoCAD LT 2006, and AutoCAD LT 2010

CAD based program to create drawings

RISA-3D 3-dimensional Rapid Interactive Structural Analysis program for structural analysis of complex structures

Windows NT Server 2003 R.E.P. server access from anywhere in the world. Dell Poweredge Server with tape backup

RAM Structural system analysis with export capability to SDS-2 and 3-dimensional AutoCAD

Google SketchUp and Kerkythea Architectural and Visualization Software

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2 Project Types

Scope of professional services provided includes the following project types: • Physical & Capital Needs Assessments for RD, HUD, State tax credit, and senior proprietor • Structural inspection and analysis of historic masonry buildings • Structural remediation plans for damaged masonry buildings • Structural designs for architectural, engineering, and construction firms. Communication between the firm

and Crandall Engineering is done on-site and/or electronically. After an interview and agreement are made between the parties, AutoCAD drawings can be transmitted electronically.

• Structural analysis: Allowable Stress Design (ASD) to AISC Steel Construction Manual. • Structural analysis: Finite Element Analysis (FEA) of structures using RAM software. Other model analysis

would be available on an as needed basis. Our engineers are experiences with NASTRAN, ANSYS, RISA, and ADINA software packages.

• Structural analysis with export capability to SDS-2 for steel detailing or to AutoCAD for structural production drawings using RAM software.

• Remodeling and renovation designs which include asbestos abatement, plaster repairs, electrical modifications, and plumbing improvements to current codes.

• Asbestos abatement supervision in large manufacturing plant. • Specification writing for government entities and private entities • Cost estimating for government entities and private entities • Green sustainable design using LEED Criteria. • Setting up a proactive maintenance program for infrastructures and equipment using preventive maintenance

scheduling and predictive technologies. • Design of local government buildings such as fire stations, police athletic league, schools, YWCA to meet vari-

ous local community needs and complying with ADA requirements for public accessibility. • Design of commercial buildings, Types I, II, III, and IV construction per the International Building Code and

state codes as determined by the building occupancy type and complying with ADA requirements for public accessibility.

PROJECT TYPES & REFERENCES

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• Design of churches. Churches require many special considerations: consider the ministry needs of the con-gregation, childcare, education facilities, meal catering, growth and ministry projections, audio and visual re-quirements, financial constraints, and other expectations of the ministry team and the congregation. Churches vary significantly in their perspective and manner in approaching a building project. Incorporating affordable ways in include compliance with ADA requirements.

• Engineering for University structures like indoor practice facility/ recreational center and student workout facility.

• Piping design and layout for process equipment such as oil and gas refineries as well as ethanol and bio-diesel plants.

• Piping design and layout for utility services of sanitary sewer, storm drain and water supply. • Residential structural inspection per HUD-FHA foundation requirements by a professional engineer. • Other residential services: structural analysis for existing structures to remove load bearing walls, analyze

existing trusses or floor beams, redesign of trusses, adding window and door openings, and verifying struc-tural strength.

• Design of single residences ranging from neighborhood layout with residences to design layouts of individual homes.

• Design of multi-family structures such as wood frame single story, mid level requiring steel and wood frame, to high-rise requiring all steel and sprinkler systems.

• CAD drafting services (on our site).

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A Sampling of Clients The following is a listing of some of our clients (in alphabetical order):

Company Name Company Type Job Type Services Provided

Biggs Inc. Property Manager Multi Family Housing Capital Needs Assess-ments & Contract Draw-

ings Bowman Construction Contractor Indoor Track and Sports

Facility, Church Structural steel, concrete

and MEP engineering Cardinal Greenway Not for Profit Pedestrian Bridges Structural Design & Con-

struction Drawings City of Gas City Government 2nd Street Promenade Architectural design and

all engineering City of Marion Government Fire Stations, Park Build-

ings Engineering renovation,

new design Community School of the Arts Not for Profit Grant Proposal &

Historical Rehab Section 106 Historic Ap-plication & Construction

Cornerstone Christian Fellow-ship

Church Multi-purpose, kitchen and office addition

Architectural design and all engineering

Culver’s Franchise Restaurant Architectural design and all engineering

Eastbrook Community Schools School Corporation Administration Building & Bond specs


Economic Growth Council of Grant County

Government/Developer Office Building for Incu-bator concept


Gas City First United Methodist Church

Church Education Wing and Fel-lowship Hall


Global Manufacturing Inc. Development 3 Story Office & Hotel Complex


Grant County Drainage Board County Government Hydrology Runoff Study and Report

Grant County Presbyterian Church

Church Feasibility Study Architectural design and all engineering

Herman & Kittle Property Manager Multi Family Housing Historic Grant & Capital Needs Assessment

Industrial Maintenance Specialists

Steel Fabrication and erector

Glass Factory Hot end Structural Steel

Construction drawings & steel design

Investment Builders Property Manager Multi family housing Capital Needs Assess-ment & Construction

drawings Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sand-

wiches Franchise Restaurant Architectural Design and

all Engineering

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Company Name Company Type Job Type Services Provided

KayBee Corporation Developer Eating Establishment & Highway drive cut


KR Montgomery & Associates Inc

Architectural Firm Church Structural steel engineering

Landmark Management Property Manager Multi-family housing Capital Needs Assess-ment & Construction

drawings LEAD, Inc. Not for Profit Historic Rehabilitation Parts II & III Historic

Federal Application & Construction drawings

MACO Development Property Manager Multi-family housing Capital Needs Assess-ment and Construction

Marion Steel Fabrication, Inc. Steel Fabricator Community Centers, schools and churches

Design-Build, engineering and CAD

Mississinewa Schools School Corporation Hydrology Detention Pond Drainage Design

Moe’s Southwest Grill

Franchise Restaurant Architectural design and all Engineering

MSKTD & Associates Architectural Firm Food processing plant Structural engineering (steel & concrete)

Nelson Workplace Services Architectural Firm Retail store Mechanical, electrical and piping engineering

New Hope Baptist Church Church Educational wing, sanctu-ary and fellowship hall


Olynger Construction Property Manager Multi-family Housing Capital Needs Assess-ments & Construction

drawings Real Estate Management Corpo-

ration Property Manager Multi Family Housing Capital Needs Assess-

ments & Construction Drawings

Skyline Electric Co., Inc. Electrical contractor Medical center and MRI Clinic

Electrical Engineering

St. Gobaine Glass Factory Structural Design Steel Design and Con-struction Drawings

Susan Johnson, AIA Architect Dentist Offices Structural Engineer

Swan Real Estate Realtor/Developer Office building Architectural design and all engineering

Taylor University University Science Building Consultant for LEED Design & Innovative De-

signs Trio Development Developer Industrial and Office

Park & Site Design Architectural design and all engineering

Valenti Group Property Manager Multi Family Housing Capital Needs Assess-ments & Construction

Drawings

A Sampling of Clients ...Continued

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LIST OF REFERENCES Mr. Jim Swan Marion Steel Fabrication Swan Real Estate/Trio Development 2301 S. Western Avenue Marion, IN 46952 Phone:765.664.1478

Mr. Henry Olynger Olynger Construction/ Main Street Beautification Gas City 5278 East 600 South Marion, IN 46953 Phone: 765.674.3074

Mayor Wayne Seybold City of Marion/Incubator 301 South Branson Street Marion, IN 46952 Phone: 765.662.9931

Mayor Larry Leach City of Gas City/Main Street Beautifica-tion/2nd Street Promenade 211 East Main Street Gas City, IN 46933 Phone: 765.677.3080

Mr. Bill Henry Masonic Lodge Evaluation 4104 S. Poplar Street Marion, IN 46953 Phone: 765.674.9400

Pastor Lyle Ewing Grant County Presbyterian Church 601 South Main Street Jonesboro, IN 46938 Phone: 765.674.4462

Mr. Dennis Roach New Venture Ministries State Farm Insurance 144 E. Main Street Gas City, IN 46933 Phone: 765.674.9831

Mr. Cornel Atkinson Gas City Park Senior Center 316 E South A Street Gas City, IN 46933 765.674.5175

Mr. Joe Wiley Bowman Construction 1837 S. Branson Street Marion, IN 46953 Phone: 765.664.5161

Mr. Loren Artherhults J. G. Bowers 5707 S. Western Avenue Marion, IN 46953 Phone: 765.677.1000

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Chapter

3 PROJECTS

Engineering and Design permeate life. At Crandall Engineering we strive to combine both engineering and design to the best effect to help our clients to achieve their goals. We have many projects focused on engi-neering and assessment. Our engineering experience spans the breadth of construction situations from analy-sis of existing systems and engineering consulting (Dr. Rosenthall’s Offices) to in-house design and engineer-ing of new structures (Culver’s of Marion). From feasibility studies to renovations and new construction, Crandall Engineering is equipped to help the client to achieve their design and budgetary goals.

Historical building inspection to determine structural soundness is an essential aspect of a feasibility study. Crandall Engineering is especially well equipped and experienced in building inspections. Experiences range from structural evaluation and renovation plans for offices, churches, schools, factories and community cen-ters (Crandall Offices; New Venture Ministries, King’s Academy, and the Thornburg House), renovations and additions (Marion Incubator/Titan Building, the Historic McMahan-Leib Co. Building, Baldwin Place, Marion Steel Fabrication downtown office and the old Active Products building), and structural and energy analysis (Masonic Lodge).

Experiences with community spaces range from the Gas City 2nd Street Promenade and Senior Community Centers (Gas City) to aspects of community centers within church facilities (New Hope Baptist, Grant County Presbyterian, Cornerstone Christian Fellowship as well as some of the historical buildings mentioned previ-ously) and restaurants (Payne’s Frozen Custard.)

Numerous projects have provided experience with other essential technical expertise including environ-mental review (Bio-Diesel Facility Design, Drawings and Permitting), Life Safety Plans (Park Villa L.T.C.), site planning and space assessment issues (I-69 Industrial Park) and large scale structural engineering (Madison Park Church of God in Anderson.)

The following pages show a sampling of the projects Crandall Engineering has had the pleasure of partici-pating in. At all times, Crandall Engineering is sensitive to budget and time constraints. New Hope Baptist, Gas City Methodist and Eastbrook Administration building and Van Buren School addition are a few that were under specific, tight budgets as well as significant time restraints. Crandall Engineering was able to suc-cessfully meet both criteria on these and other projects.

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Culver’s of Marion 2301 S. Western Ave, Marion, IN Relevance: New construction including structural and site engineering.

Design of the building per corporate standards while working with the client to create this new construction building. De-sign of the exterior of the building as well as engineering of the site and structural, mechanical, and complete design of the building its self. Contact: Mr. Jim Swan

Dr. Rosenthall Orthodontics 3901 N Wheeling, Muncie, IN Relevance: Structural design and con-sultation for an addition to an existing building structure

Consultation regarding structural system, load calculation, and founda-tion design. In working with a local architect in the addition and construc-tion of the existing offices for Dr. Rosenthall in Muncie, Indiana.

Contact: Ms. Susan Johnson or Dr. Rosenthall

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Historic Ann Shop and McDonough Pharmacy Now the Crandall Offices 234 and 236 E. Main Street, Gas City, IN Relevance: Historical renovation; structural evaluation of historic building.

Interior renovation of 2,000 square feet of office build-ing built in 1893. Interior work, when complete will in-clude exposure of “Gas City – Queen of the Gas Belt” painted mural, prescriptions sign and brick walls. This project could possibly serve as a model for appropriate rehabilitation techniques including code-compliant egress, fire protection, and combining upper floor space for residential occupancy to supplement retail ground floor use. This will hopefully be the first example of a mixed-use rehabilitation of a series of buildings in down-town Gas City.

Historic Montgomery Ward Department Store Proposed New Venture Ministries 141 E. 3rd Street, Marion, IN Relevance: Structural evaluation of historic building; community center within a church

Interior structural evaluation and repair of a 19,000 square foot department store building built in the early 1900’s. Interior evaluation includes supporting a col-lapsing 2nd floor section of the building, adding a stair-way access for egress means from the basement and the 2nd story and conducting a space assessment for the needs of the new downtown youth ministry.

Contact: Mr. Dennis Roach

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King’s Academy Historic J. C. Knight School Jonesboro, IN Relevance: Feasibility Study Proposal;

Exterior and interior renovation proposal to house the increased school capacity. The building renovation would be an exciting event for the community.

Community School of the Arts/Titan Building Marion, IN Relevance: Historic reuse and remodel;

This project was proposed to change the use of the historic building, once a furniture store, into a community school of the arts. Contact: Mr. Wayne Seybold Mr. Mark Fausner

Historic McMahan-Leib Co. Building Anderson, IN Relevance: Structural remediation, historic reuse and remodel;

Originally a wholesale grocery, the circa 1913 building has been structurally compromised. Structural remediation drawings, calculations, and scope of work have been approved by the state and City to save the building once slated for demolition.

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Marion Steel Fabrication – Engineering and Design Center Marion, IN Relevance: Enhancing a historically significant building; structural evaluation; remodeling

Exterior and interior renovation and addition for this downtown office gives the building a totally new and exciting look. The existing structure will be re-configured to remove a section of the existing roof to install a new 90 foot long glass dome in the middle of the building extending from the front to the back. Space assessment evaluated needs for engineering, purchasing and administrative functions. The facility will be updated to achieve ADA compliance.

Old Active Products Building Marion, IN Relevance: Historic factory structural evaluation; addition and renovation to historically significant building;

Exterior and partial interior renovation to house a new office for the current tenants of this old factory. The building remodel will give this part of town a new look. Contact for projects on this page: Mr. Jim Swan


Baldwin Place Marion, IN Relevance: Exterior remodeling, structural analysis;

Through extensive exterior remodeling involved significant structural improvisations to change a dated strip mall into a thriving center of commerce for the area and reinvigorating a large portion of the surrounding busi-nesses.

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Historic Marion Masonic Lodge Marion, IN

Relevance: Historic building structural evaluation / energy analysis; construction repair cost analysis; op-erating cost analysis.

A structural and energy evaluation was performed on this old downtown building to evaluate the feasi-bility to make needed repairs or to build a new build-ing at another site. The study was presented to the Masonic Lodge board. Repairs are beginning to be made to the exterior brick work.

Contact: Mr. Bill Henry


YWCA Mentoring Mothers Historic Thornburg House Marion, IN Relevance: Historic structural evaluation; renovation to historically significant building;

Remodel and design of an old mansion to become a group home for the YWCA Mentoring Mother pro-gram. This included functions such as sleeping resi-dences, teaching facilities, study rooms, child care fa-cilities and a store. Work was accomplished using vol-unteer help from inmates at the local jail under the su-pervision of the sheriff’s department. The house has since become privately owned.

Gas City 2nd Street Promenade Marion, IN Relevance: Governmental client, public project, his-torical context;

Through research and knowledge of the city, the Gas City 2nd Street Promenade creates a focal point for the citizens of Gas City to gather and a point of interest for those who visit the city.

Contacts: Mr. Larry Leach/Mr. Henry Olynger

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Gas City Senior Community Center

Relevance: New construction community center, site development

A preliminary site plan and floor plan for a new Gas City Senior Community Center has been submitted to the park board. The facility includes a high school sized basketball court or 2 half-courts, classrooms, restrooms, locker rooms, of-fices and a kitchen/concession area. The project is awaiting further direction.

Contact: Mr. Cornell Atkinson

New Hope Baptist Church Gas City, IN Relevance: Feasibility study; construction cost estimates; community center within a church; sanctuary

Working with various committees, a needs list was generated for the addition. The design included a new sanctuary: a 660-person pew capacity and 240 seat overflow capacity. The addition included a new class-room wing with future classrooms in a second story. Remodeling included turning the existing sanctuary into a new fellowship hall with a new kitchen and restrooms. Approximate additional space is 14,000 square feet with a cost of $1,180,000.

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Grant County Presbyterian Church Jonesboro, IN Relevance: Feasibility study; construction cost estimates; presentation of design and costs to congregation; community center within a church

Working with the Pastor and various committees, a needs list was generated for a new facility. After much discussion, three (3) different options were designed with construction estimates for each design. Contact: Pastor Lyle Ewing

Cornerstone Christian Fellowship Bloomington, IN Relevance: Community within a church; economical construction; fire separation

Working with the Pastor and various committees, a needs list was generated for an addition to their facility. Four (4) different floor plans were proposed to the church for the new office, multi-purpose room, kitchen, restroom, and basement storage and mechanical areas.

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Payne’s Frozen Custard Gas City, IN Relevance: Community; Restaurant

A restaurant design for a local developer to bring new business to the community. This is a hot spot for Indiana Wesleyan and Taylor University students. The new 1200 square foot building cost approximately $270,000 to build.

DeHart Farms Bio-Diesel Trafalgar, IN Relevance: State Level and Environmental Review and Environmental Permitting

An experimental bulk reduction and bio-diesel production facility is in design and under construction. If the processes are successful, they will be patented and other facilities will be built. Drawings, processes and permit applications are filed with the Indiana Department of Environment. Construction cost is about $500,000.00

Park Villa L. T. C. 121 N. Washington Street, Marion, IN

Relevance: Life Safety Plan; ADA Compliance; Department of Health

Requirement must be met for public safety and evacuation in all public facilities. Drawings and processes are filed with the Indiana State Department of Health for their approval to occupy a building.

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Madison Park Church of God Anderson, IN Relevance: Structural Steel Engineering

Provided structural engineering for the new construction of a 74,000 square foot church facility as part of a design-build project for KR Montgomery architects and Marion Steel Fabrication. Contact: Mr. Jim Swan

I-69 Industrial Office Park Marion, IN Relevance: Site Planning; Space Assessment

A seven (7) acre site will be utilized for an industrial complex consisting of 2 heavy industrial buildings, 4 light industrial buildings and 4 office buildings. The industrial office park includes a retention pond, site utili-ties, parking facilities to service the various buildings. Total square feet is approximately 239,000. project cost is $20 million. Contact: Mr. Jim Swan

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Staff Name Position/Duties Length of Experience

Lisa Crandall, MSME, PE Structural, Mechanical, Civil, and Architec-tural Engineering

25 years

Christopher Alexander, M.Arch M.Arch, CAD Drafting, 3D Visualization, Graphic Design

2 years

Caleb Crandall, BA Project Management, Administration, Fi-nancial, Marketing, Community Involve-

ment

5 years

Michael Westfall, BS, EIT BS in Civil Engineering, CAD Drafting, additional engineering tasks

25 years

Don Wimmer, PLS Surveyor 20 years

Becky Shildmyer Administrative and Secretarial 22 years

Ben Crandall, RN, PHD, (ABD) Consultation for health care and educa-tional facility design

26 years

Bradley Kline Architectural Design, CAD Drafting, Civil & Site Layouts, surveying

15 years

Kurt McCall Project Manager 5 years

Tiffany Woodard Bachelor in Religion, Photoshop, details, design, administration

Jana Griffin, BS BS in Interior Design, CAD Drafting, graphic design programs

1 year

Organization of Crandall Engineering is centered around the principal of the company, Lisa Crandall, PE. Crandall is assisted by a graduate architect, a civil engineer-in-training, and an interior designer. Other engineer-ing staff is consulted on an as-needed basis. The engineering staff is supported by a project manager and an ad-ministrator/secretary.

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L I S A M . C R A N D A L L , M S M E , P E

EDUCATION:

1989, MSME, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK. Thesis title “An Investigation of the Local Strain Ap-

proach for Evaluating Notch Fatigue in 8620 Cast Steel”

1984, BSME, University of Tulsa, OK.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS:

1986 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Oklahoma 1995 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Indiana 1999 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Kansas 2006 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Alabama 2006 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Mississippi 2006 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Kentucky 2007 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Ohio 2007 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Michigan 2007 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Missouri 2007 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Texas 2008 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Louisiana 2009 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Tennessee 2009 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Massachusetts 2009 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Nebraska 2010 Professional Engineer registered in the state of Pennsylvania

A SAMPLE OF PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE:

2009 Marion National Veterans Cemetery Marion, IN

Construction Inspection Services for Historical building restoration and site work On-site construction inspection services for a Minnesota Engineering firm for site utility construction, new road construction, road repairs, historic brick building restoration, and new building construction. 2009 Thompson-Ray House Gas City, IN Architectural Engineering for State Historical Building Restoration (HPF grant received) Construction drawings and specifications for restoration of historical home on Main Street in Gas City. Section 106 Part I has been approved. Part 2 and Part 3 will be completed during the restoration process. 2009 Cardinal Greenway Muncie, IN Structural Engineering-Martindale Pedestrian Bridge Structural engineering of pedestrian bridge abutments. Foundation system was a pile system with concrete caps. 2008-2009 Culver’s Marion, IN Design of building and site for new construction Design of the site for new construction of the restaurant and the changes to the site in accordance with local zoning requirements and laws to achieve the best option for the restaurant

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L I S A M . C R A N D A L L , M S M E , P E A SAMPLE OF PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL/ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE:

2009 Lamplight Manor Brazil, IN; Mt. Vernon, IN Design and restoration of existing multifamily housing 72 units were rehabilitated for the ICHDA Tax Credits. 2009 YMCA Marion, IN Renovation of pre-existing structure for reuse What once was the Historic Marion YMCA has been converted and renovated to accommodate new business with the

upper levels being devoted to a hotel for a TIF funding proposal 2009 Eastbrook Community Schools Marion, IN Bid Specifications Writing bid specifications for bond projects. 2009 Marion Incubator/Titan Building Marion, IN Renovation to existing historic building for reuse Proposed change of use for historic building, once a furniture store, into a new incubator site to house emerging busi-

nesses in the area. 2008 Historic Downtown Blumenthal’s/JCP Marion, IN Renovation design study for change of use of historical building Proposed change of use for historic building originally the Blumenthal’s Department Store and later JC Penny’s info

offices on the lower level and condominiums on the upper levels. 2008-2009 Historic McMahan-Leib Co. Building Anderson, IN Structural remediation to save an historical building Originally a wholesale grocery, the circa 1913 building has been structurally compromised. Structural remediation draw-

ings, calculations, and scope of work has been approved by the State and City to save the building once slated for demolition.

2008-2009 Baldwin Place Marion, IN Structural analysis and design of historical strip mall Major exterior remodeling involving significant structural improvisations to change a dated strip mall to be used once

more. 2008 Westview Detention Pond Jonesboro, IN Aquatic engineering and design of detention pond Detention pond designed for school system to alleviate storm water load on the city of Jonesboro.

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2008-2009 2nd St Promenade Gas City, IN Revitalization of 2nd St Promenade area Historical research and rehabilitation used to reinvigorate and instigate excitement for the 2nd Street Promenade and the

Government buildings located in downtown Gas City. 2008 Taylor University Upland, IN New Nussbaum Science Building- structural steel value engineering (Team) Structural engineering consultation to the university of the new science building atrium. The 6,800 square foot atrium

project is part of the new science teaching facility. My collaboration is working for the university as part of a design build project for the Troyer Group (architects.) the construction is placed between the existing science building and the new science building. The design includes a partial brick exterior, glass walls and roof, connecting walkways, two levels with balconies, glass elevators, structural steel beams, and columns with joists and girders. Other specialty aspects for LEED design include insulating roof panels, rotating roof louvers and mirrors for solar power, geothermal heating and a small rooftop greenhouse..

2008 Taylor University Upland, IN New Nussbaum Science Building Design Consultation (Team) Design consultation for the university of the new science building and addition. In particular, working with the faculty

and students on special engineering projects related to the LEED design. These design projects include; renewable fuel investigation of methane gas recovery from a waste system digester, cogeneration of electricity for university use and selling back to the grid, grey water system design, heliostat co-functionality with an observatory dome, wind and solar electrical power generation, trombe windows, atrium design, green roof, geothermal heating, roof louvers and mir-rors and other LEED initiatives.

2008 Naples Indy Bulk, LLC Naples, FL Cost Study of Biodiesel/Green Diesel Plant Construction A preliminary design and cost study for construction of a biofuel plant using animal waste as feedstock. A cost/

payback comparison is being made between a biodiesel facility using transesterfication versus a green diesel jet fuel fa-cility using hydrogenation/cracking.

2008 Advanced Bulk, Inc. Greenville, PA Structural steel design for Bulk Loading Facility Design of steel building, stairway, and walk platform for equipment and work area for bulk loading of materials into rail

cars. 2008 Naples Indy Bulk, LLC Indianapolis, IN Cost and Feasibility Study of Bulk Plant Conversion to Biodiesel A feasibility cost study of converting an oil bulk storage plant to a biodiesel bulk storage plant and repair of a 216,000

gallon oil tank.

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2008 Buds to Blossom (Commercial Greenhouse) Marion, IN Design and Certification of Commercial Mound Septic System Design of a mound type septic system for certification from the Indiana State Department of Health. 2007 Eastbrook Community Schools Marion, IN New High School Press Box Design Design of a 2-story press box for the track and football fields. The design enlarged the existing area and added a sec-

ond story, incorporating a restroom and hospitality area, as well as new stairs to grade. Structure was steel with metal siding.

2007 Taylor University Upland, IN LEED Consultation – New Nussbaum Science Building Design consultation for the university of the new science building and addition. In particular, working with the faculty

and architects to evaluate the feasibility to proceed with LEED certification. Projects considered; renewable fuel in-vestigation, cogeneration of electricity, grey water systems, a heliostat, wind and solar electrical power generation, trombe windows, atrium design, green roof, geothermal heating, roof louvers and mirrors and other LEED initiatives.

2007 Morgan County Public Library (Marion Steel) Marion, IN Structural Steel Design Design of special bow trusses for library roof. 2007 Tippecanoe Shopping Center/Burlington Coat Factory Lafayette, IN Structural Steel Design Design of shopping center steel structure for Dauss Architects. Designed the steel for another shopping center struc-

ture in Anderson, IN. 2007 Habitat for Missionaries Marion, IN Design and Certification of Commercial Septic System Design of a septic system for certification from the Indiana State Department of Health. The commercial system was

for a seasonal RV site. 2007 Trio Development Marion, IN Historic Old Active Products Factory – Office addition Design of office addition to the old Active Products factory is to include exterior enhancements. 2007 Park Villa L.T.C. Marion, IN Life Safety Plan Requirements must be met for public safety and evacuation. Drawings were created for this existing structure and

processes are filed with the Indiana State Department of Health for their approval to occupy a building.

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2007 DeHart Farms Bio-Diesel Trafalgar, IN Bio-Diesel Feasibility Study An experimental bulk reduction and bio-diesel production facility is in design and under construction. If the processes

are successful, they will be patented and other facilities will be built. Drawings, processes and permit application are filed with the IDEM. Construction cost is about $500,000.

2007 New Venture Ministries Marion, IN Historic Montgomery Ward Department Store – Youth Ministry A structural evaluation of the 19,000 square foot building built in the early 1900’s revealed some substantial work was

necessary to safely occupy the entire structure. Interior work included supporting a collapsing 2nd floor section of the building, adding a stairway access for egress means from the basement and the 2nd floor and conducting space assess-ment for the needs of the new downtown youth ministry.

2007 Gas City Parks Department Gas City, IN Gas City Senior Community Center A preliminary site plan and floor plan was designed for submittal to the park board. The facility includes a high school

sized basketball court or 2 half-courts, classrooms, restrooms, locker rooms, offices and a kitchen/concession area.. 2006-2007 Wabash Alloy Tipton, IN Office and Locker Room Facility Design of an approximately 5,500 square foot, Type “B” occupancy building. New building includes offices, locker

rooms, ADA restrooms, a conference room, laboratory and disaster recovery facility. Project cost approximately $618,000.

2006-2007 Swan Real Estate Marion, IN Historic Significant Building - Office Renovation and Addition Design of a 12,000 square foot office building. Exterior accents include a 90 foot long glass dome, brick and stone ex-

terior. Approximate project cost is $1.5 million. 2006-2007 Trio Development Marion, IN Industrial and Office Park Design of heavy industrial, light industrial and office buildings on a 7 acre parcel. Park includes a retention pond, site

utilities, parking facilities to service the various buildings. Total square feet is approximately 239,000. Project cost $20 million.

2006-2007 Cornerstone Christian Church Bloomington, IN Multi-Purpose Facility Design of an 8,000 square foot multi-purpose facility. New Building includes offices, kitchen, ADA restroom, a large multi-purpose room and basement storage. Project cost approximately $520,000.

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2006 Grant County Presbyterian Church Marion, IN Feasibility Study Design concepts for 3 different styles of worship facilities for congregation to consider prior to building. 2006 King’s Academy Jonesboro, IN Historic J.C. Knight School - Feasibility Study Proposal to renovate the interior and exterior of the old school to house the increased school capacity. 2006 Indiana Wesleyan University Marion, IN Sports Complex Structural and MEP engineering provided to contractor for design-build of a 75,000 square foot indoor track with of-

fice and locker room facilities. Project cost approximately $7 million. 2006 Lakeview Christian Church Marion, IN Multipurpose Facility Structural engineering provided to architect for a large multipurpose kitchen and community area addition to

their existing building. Addition was 17,000 square feet. 2006 Crandall Offices Gas City, IN Historic Renovation of 1893 Downtown Building - Office Interior renovation of the Ann Shop and McDonough Pharmacy in downtown Gas City. Interior work, when com-

plete, will include exposure of “Gas City – Queen of the Gas Belt” painted mural, prescriptions sign and brick walls. This project serves as a model for mixed-use rehabilitation of downtown buildings.

2006 Madison Park Church of God Anderson, IN Church Facility Structural engineering provided to the architect for a new 74,000 square foot church facility. Project cost approximately

$9 million. 2005 City of Marion, IN Marion Steel Fabricators, Marion, IN 64’ x 94’ Skate Rink Canopy Cover, Skate Rink Handrails and Rink Deck Design of a portable aluminum truss frame cover, which can be assembled by bolting together. The roof is raised up

using chain winches. The skate rink, handrails and deck all dis-assemble for removal so the park can be used for other events. Used RISA, a FEA (Finite Element) program to optimize the aluminum tubing sizes.

2005 Marion Steel Fabricators Marion, IN Truck Loading Docks, Retaining Wall and Compressor Room Design of a 6-loading/unloading-station truck dock, compressor foundations and compressor building of a factory re-

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hab for the expansion of the Marion Steel Fab plant. Project size $20 million. 2004/2005 Eastbrook Community School Corporation Marion, IN Administration Building Addition An approximately 2,040 square feet addition to the administration building is designed to include a new office, confer-

ence room, hospitality room, ADA restrooms, records storage, school board meeting room, public restrooms for sport-ing events and a concession area. Cost was approximately $230,000.

2004/2009 Numerous Mortgage Companies Throughout Central and Northern Indiana HUD Manufactured Home Foundation Inspection Certifications Inspection and certification of manufactures homes per the September 1996 HUD Permanent Foundations Guide for

Manufactured Housing. 2004 Masonic Temple Marion, IN Building Repair Study The 1912 structure was evaluated to determine necessary repairs and costs to the 10,500 sq. ft. infrastructure to provide

the membership a worthy facility for the next 30 years. Project size approximately $336,000. 2004 Payne’s Custard at the Lightning Bug Cafe Marion, IN Restaurant Design A new 1200 sq. ft. restaurant/cafe design. Cost approximately $270,000 including site work. 2004 Mary Allen Roush Estate Marion, IN Force Sewer Main A residence needed a new lift station, air release valve pit and a 2” force sewer main to tie into another force main.

Construction completed in June 2004. 2001-2003 New Hope Baptist Church Gas City, IN 46933 Church Addition and Remodeling Design of a new Sanctuary for 660-person pew capacity and 240 seat overflow capacity. The remodeling involves add-

ing a new sanctuary, adding a new classroom wing with future classrooms in a second story and turning the existing Sanctuary into a new fellowship hall with a new kitchen and restrooms. Approximate additional space is 14,000 square feet. Estimated cost for the addition is $1,180,000.

2001 & 2003 Fire Station No. 1 Marion, IN 46952 Remodeling Phase 1 repairs made to concrete, brickwork, windows and structure. Cost of the remodeling was $32,723. Project

construction was complete in April 2001. Phase 2 repairs to interior in the design stages in fall 2003 were cancelled due to election year changes and budget. Budget was $75,000.

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2002 Fire Station No. 6 Marion, IN 46953 Remodeling Designed the new porch, parapet and EFIS covering on the front of the station, made drawings and wrote a specifica-

tion for the project to be bid and constructed. Cost of the remodeling was $74,000. 2000 Thornburg House (YWCA) Marion, IN 46953 Remodeling Remodel-design of an old mansion to become a group home for the YWCA Mentoring Mother program. This in-

cludes functions such as sleeping residences, teaching facilities, study rooms and a store. Project canceled due to lack of funding.

1999 Olathe, Kansas Food Processing Plant and Warehouse My responsibility was to design all the foundations and all the structural steel for the construction of an 184,000 square

foot food processing plant and warehouse located in Kansas. Utilized RISA-3D (a structural Finite Element Analysis) for the frame design and a special analysis of a field retrofit of a SJI girder. Design included process mezzanines for food processing equipment and storage tanks. Estimated cost for the steel alone was $2,000,000.

1999 Kokomo, IN Housing Plot Sub-division of a 40-acre land parcel into house plots. Prepared the preliminary road and plot layout for submission to

investors. The project was canceled. 1997 First United Methodist Church of Gas City Gas City, IN 46933 Church Addition Complete design and construction drawings of the addition of fellowship hall, kitchen and basement classrooms to

their existing facility. The addition was 6,200 square feet. The cost of the addition was $350,000.

CONTRACTING AND JOBS EXPERIENCE

9/95 - 2007 General Motors Corporation, Metal Fabrication Division Marion, IN 46952 Quality Network Planned Maintenance Salaried Support (1/03- 06) My responsibility is leading a group of task forces and hourly skilled trades in the planning and implementation of

processes to improve safety, quality and throughput in the manufacturing facility. This includes all aspects of predic-tive technologies, specifically vibration analyses, infrared technologies, ultrasound, high speed video, laser alignment and motor testers. Maintenance planning includes creating preventive, corrective and reactive (emergency) work orders using MAXIMO, a computer maintenance system, and tracking the work orders in the system and creating reports for management review.

General Supervisor, Maintenance and Engineering (9/00-12/02) My most important task was to plan and provide the manpower necessary to keep production running and to com-

plete projects and preventive maintenance tasks. My responsibility was over maintenance and engineering activities on second shift. I managed manpower especially during crisis management.

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Group Leader, Senior Manufacturing Engineer (9/95-9/00) My responsibility was to support production by implementing and managing projects to increase throughput, reduce

line change over times, improve ergonomics and reduce safety hazards. My responsibility included mechanical sup-port for maintenance and troubleshooting of automation and other mechanical devices. I planned and managed projects to complete the installation and start up on time. This meant working with the maintenance department to guide the manpower necessary to complete the tasks, and obtaining manufacturing and installation drawings and procuring materials through purchasing. I was responsible for the installation of the presses and automation equip-ment for the modernization of 4 major press lines.

3/2004 - 5/2006 Tucker Career & Technology Center Marion, IN. 46952 Adjunct Instructor I taught Apprenticeship Training, for candidates to enter the skilled trades. Class focuses on basic algebra, physics and

English skills. 7/93 - 9/95 Continental Design Co., Inc. (On Contract to General Motors Corporation) Anderson, IN 46016 FEA Engineer My responsibility was for the development of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) as an effective tool for the analy-

sis of air around and through headlamps for General Motor’s vehicles. Analytical work was compared to test results. I developed a plan using CFD to more reliably predict success of critical headlamp design parameters. I wrote a design manual for effective humidity evacuation of headlamps. I used FEA to study the thermal effects on tail lamps and for structural and frequency analysis of brackets and headlamp assemblies.

3/90 - 7/93 Dowell Schlumberger relocated to:(reason I left) P.O. Box 4610 Tulsa, OK. 74102 Houston, TX.77210 Project Leader/Development Engineer Dowell Schlumberger designs and manufactures state of the art oil field equipment. I was in the research and develop-

ment organization. I had both technical and management responsibilities as a project leader for a skid-mounted unit designed to mix, pump and meter raw acids and other corrosive fluids. There were 2 mechanical engineers, 3 software engineers, 1 designer and 1 shop hand working for me on this project. My annual budget was $1.5 million. My man-agement responsibilities were the work breakdown schedules, manpower projections, and project and annual budget plans. My technical responsibilities included the overall system design, the process flow diagrams, the piping system, the manual override on the valves, pump selection, and certification with the Coast Guard regulations for offshore use. My responsibility also included fabrication and testing of the prototype unit.

I also developed a down hole rubber seal using Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for large displacement and large strains. I was responsible for testing the parts. After the first “proof-of-concept” design, I designed a family of nine parts and wrote a manual for designing future parts without using FEA.

9/90 - 5/93 Tulsa Junior College, Northeast Campus 3727 East Apache Tulsa, OK. 74115-3151 Adjunct Instructor I taught Introduction to Engineering and Physics II and the corresponding Physics II lab.

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8/84 - 3/90 Crosby-McKissick P.O. Box 3128 Tulsa, OK. 74101 Chief Engineer Crosby-McKissick manufactures a standard line of lifting appliances as well as special swivels, sheaves, crane blocks,

and mooring system equipment. Due to the manpower my job was reviewing and upgrading existing products as well as designing special application equipment. My design work included structural design and analysis of castings, welded fabrications, bolted fabrications, sheaves, and specifying bearings and other components to be supplied by outside ven-dors. I performed FEA on weldments and castings. I wrote a program for calculating fatigue life from FEA stress analysis results. McKissick had an MRP system for product manufacturing and implemented SPC for product im-provement. I have worked with certifying agencies such as ABS, API, DNV, RINA and Lloyd's by submitting formal calculations and coordinating Quality Control Procedures with outside inspectors. I worked on standards and proc-esses to obtain 'type approval' with API and DNV similar to ISO 9000 certification.

5/84 - 8/84 Rockwell International Corporation P.O. Box 582808 Tulsa, OK. 74158 Member of Technical Staff

Rockwell in Tulsa designs and manufactures components of the B-1 bomber. My job was solving the various problems set forth in engineering change orders. I was also involved in the redesign of the flaps (composite structure) and in the layout of the radar absorption material.

3/80 - 4/84 R.L. Frailey, Inc. (now out of business) Tulsa, OK. 74170 Engineering Technician/Designer Frailey was an engineering and construction firm of various gas plant facilities. My job was originating mechanical flow

diagrams from process flow diagrams, pipe stress analysis, sizing flare stacks, plot plan layouts, cryogenic plant design involving looking at pressure loss and flow pockets in piping, pipe wall thickness calculations, waste heat boiler design, steam coil in sulfur pit design and reading customer specifications to ensure that our design met specifications.

4/79 - 2/80 RSC-Williams Brothers and 6600 South Yale Avenue 3/76 - 12/77 Tulsa, OK. 74136 Senior Pressure Piping Designer William’s Brothers is an engineering and construction firm of waste treatment facilities, pipeline pump stations, pipe-

lines, and gathering stations for natural gas. My job was pressure piping layout and plot plan layout for the above facili-ties. I coordinated drawings for a gas gathering facility being responsible to supply work for 6 draftsmen, checking the drawings, and investigating customer specifications for our compliance. I was responsible for some pipe stress analysis.

1/78 - 4/79 Delta United Corporation (now out of business) Tulsa, OK. Designer - Piping, Elect., Instr., and Struc. Delta United were designers and fabricators of lube-oil skids and fabricators of instrument skids, nuclear wastewater

treatment skids, process skids and others. My job was designing the piping, electrical, instrumentation, and structural components for different skids. I made small pressure vessel calculations for head and wall thickness and nozzle rein-forcement. I designed the electrical systems per the latest NEC specifications. I designed pump base plates for struc-

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tural rigidity. I designed a large rectangular lube oil reservoir. I also designed structural steel skids and the pipe support systems on those skids. I originated the design of the instrument control systems.

1/74 to 2/76 Fluor Engineers & Constructors 3333 Michelson Drive Irvine, CA. 92730 Piping Designer Fluor is a major engineering and construction firm of crude oil refineries. While employed there, I attended classes in

pressure piping, checking and layout, and fired equipment layout. I worked on the Alaska Pipeline pumping stations and crude refining stations. I worked with a lot of codes including OSHA and the Industrial Risk Insurers General Recommendations for plot plan design considerations. I also performed piping stress analysis for thermal conditions, vibrations, and gas/liquid slug flow, piping design of mixed two-phase flow lines, nozzle and tube design for vertical and box-type heaters.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS, OFFICES AND ACTIVITIES 1987 - 1989 Mechanical Engineering Industrial Advisory Board to And The University of Tulsa College of Mechanical Engineering, 1991 - 1993 Secretary, 1992-1993 and Chairman, Student Advocacy Committee, 1991-1993 1984 - 2005 The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Officer Tulsa Chap., History and Heritage Relations, 1991-1993 1988 - 1994 Society of Automotive Engineers, member 1991 - 1994 American Society of Chemical Engineers, Rubber Division Current Energize—ECI Regional Planning District, regional economic development partnership, Grant County Appointee Current Gas City Kiwanis, member Current Gas City Area Chamber of Commerce, member Current Grant County Chamber of Commerce, member

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SUMMARY

A highly skilled professional with experience in business and accounting. Highly-motivated to be part of a business team and a small business owner.

EXPERIENCE

Owner, Project & Property Management,, Small Business Development and Business Systems Support Management Team performs operational systems support to small business clients Perform tax preparation and review using Lacerte & other Intuit Products Review project / property cash flow and compile un-audited profit and loss statements to help fore-

cast and address financial issues Construction Accounting & Project Management Procedural & systems implementation Property management Human Resource Management

2002 – 2005 Richard Duffy, CPA, PC Purcell, OK Tax Accountant, Consultant Meet with clients to gain understanding of their operations in order to best recommend tax, financial,

or managerial business solutions for phases of construction in residential and commercial projects Perform tax preparation and review on individual, partnership, Sub-S, and C corporation tax returns

as well as consolidated multi-state returns Complete monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual reviewed financial statements as well as job

costing, WIP, and audits for construction accounts Review bookkeeping services for monthly clients including payroll tax computation and un-audited

profit and loss statements to help clients forecast and address financial issues Work to determine cost effectiveness of investment properties and determining value for new invest-

ments

2000 – 2002 Department of Veterans Affairs Norman, OK Work/Study Liaison for Montgomery G.I. Bill Applicants Worked with applicants to administer the enrollment, maintenance, and dispersal of funds for veter-

ans and qualifying dependents under the Montgomery G.I. Bill

Summer 2000 United States Army Reserve Fort Jackson, SC Advanced Infantry Training (AIT) MOS in personnel administration specialist, 75B10 Learned the newest technologies for the processing, administering, and modernization of outdated

paperwork on soldier’s files by incorporating the newer systems for documentation of important material

8/2005 – Present Mississinewa Management Inc. Gas City, IN

C A L E B P. C R A N D A L L , B A

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EXPERIENCE (cont.)

Summer 1999 United States Army Reserve Fort Knox, KY Basic Training Learned the importance of attention to detail, respect for others and self Learned the way to work at high speed, but with a purpose so as to maximize all the effort put forth

in to the task at hand

1999 - 2004 United States Army Reserve Fort Wayne, IN Corporal Personnel Administration Specialist for Headquarters Battalion 1 Brigade/330th Regiment 84th Divi-

sion (IT), Fort Wayne, IN. Worked with personnel, perform clerical duties, and keep 201 files for soldiers in the battalion as well

as MOB deployment packets for headquarters

1999 - 2000 Bluffton College Bluffton, OH Departmental Accounting Tutor Tutored students taking accounting courses at BC for the Accounting department

EDUCATION

2000-2005 University of Oklahoma Norman, OK Bachelors in Arts, Human Relations Minor in Accounting and International Business Treasurer for Student Society for Human Relations 24 accounting course hours

1998 - 2000 Bluffton College Bluffton, OH Accounting major with a minor in MIS 1998 Mississinewa High School Gas City, IN High School Diploma

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Lacerte Tax Software QuickBooks Microsoft Office Products

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS, OFFICES AND ACTIVITIES

Economic Growth Council of Grant County Main Street Beautification Committee of Gas City Ray House (Gas City) Committee

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SUMMARY

Interim Architect earning experience in the design field. Facilitates design and construction drawings for clients, working from Preliminary Design to Construction Documents.

EXPERIENCE

Interim Architect AutoCAD building construction drawings Exterior and interior building design 3D modeling and design Project/Office management

Summer 2008 CSO Architects Indianapolis, IN Architectural Intern Coordination and completion of projects Assistant project manager Preliminary design exploration for clients and future clients

Summer 2006-7 Eckert Wordell Architects Kalamazoo, MI Architectural Intern Introduction to and increase in proficiency with AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, and Google Sketchup Analyzed and ordered presentation material for client meetings

5/2009 – Present Crandall Engineering, Inc. Gas City, IN

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EDUCATION

2008-2010 Ball State University Muncie, IN 2010 - M.Arch, concentration in Sustainability

2004 - 2008 Ball State University Muncie, IN 2008 - Bachelors of Science in Architecture Minor in Construction Management Member American Institute of Architecture Students

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• AutoCAD • Rhinoceros 4.0 • Flamingo 1.1 • Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, Powerpoint • Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustraztor, Flash, Dreamweaver • Google SketchUp • V-Ray for Rhino and SketchUp • AGI 32 (Lighting analysis software) • Autodesk RevIt • 3D Studio Max • HTML, CSS, Javascript, ActionScript

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SUMMARY

Civil Engineer-in-Training progressing towards licensure. Assists with engineering and CAD drawings.

EXPERIENCE

Civil Engineer-in-Training AutoCAD building construction drawings Engineering design and calculations

Summer 2009 Alt & Witzig Engineering, Inc. Fort Wayne, IN Engineering Technician Performed ASTM standardized tests including slump, air content, concrete test cylinders, etc. Operated and Certified with a Nuke Gauge Communicated with site superintendant to relay test findings and give recommendations Oversaw site inspections and observation of geotechnical work Summer 2008 Alt & Witzig Engineering, Inc. Fort Wayne, IN Engineering Technician Summer 2007 Alt & Witzig Engineering, Inc. Fort Wayne, IN Engineering Technician


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EDUCATION

2004-2009 Trine University Angola, IN 2009 - B.S. in Civil Engineering

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• AutoCAD • Solid Works • Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint • Right-Suite • Google SketchUp • Knowledge of ASTM testing and design

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SUMMARY

Interior Designer assisting in interior design of design projects. Assists with CAD documents.

EXPERIENCE

Interior Designer Interior design of selected projects CAD work and drawing preparation


J A N A G R I F F I N , B . S .

EDUCATION

2006-2010 Art Institute of Indianapolis Indianapolis, IN 2010 - B.S. in Interior Design

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• AutoCAD • Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint • Adobe Photoshop • Google SketchUp

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SUMMARY

A highly skilled individual proficient in all Microsoft programs.

EXPERIENCE 2008 – Present Crandall Engineering, Inc. Gas City, IN

Administrative Assistant/Office Manager Data entry, phone operations, production of marketing materials, property management assistance and general clerical duties.

2006—2008 Kem View Pharmacy Marion, IN

Pharmacy Technician Responsible for all aspect of dispensing prescriptions. Greeting customers, phone operations, inven-tory control.

1988—2005 Marion Community Schools Marion, IN

Administrative Assistant/Office Manager

Phone operations, clerical duties, purchasing and book keeping.

B E C K Y S H I L D M Y E R

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook • Word Perfect • Database files

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