Application for Professional Engineer's License - Assignment Example

Promoted from Trackworker to Power Distribution Maintainer; then elevated to Management Analyst in the Engineering Department. C. Describe in detail the specific engineering work you personally performed on several projects or job assignments that are representative of the work you performed on several projects while you were employed by the firm named on this form. Then, indicate at right, the time you spent on these projects or assignments. The total time you claim cannot exceed actual calendar time.

Describe your work in sufficient detail. No one time period can exceed two years in duration. In your description, you must demonstrate that at least two years of your experience required knowledge and use of codes and practices used in the United States. You must use a separate Form 4A for each individual endorser (even if two or more endorsers work in the same firm). BOTH YOU AND YOUR ENDORSER MUST SIGN FORM 4A.Maintained, installed, inspected, tested, altered, and repaired rails, frogs, ties and plates in the track and roadway in subway; performed such other duties of a trackworker laid out in the Rules and Regulations of 2003 for the Responsibilities of Employees in the Division of Electrical System , specifically Rule 11.

02 detailing the duties and responsibilities of a trackworker.Maintained the alignment of the subway tracks, using transit authority’s measuring and leveling equipment, to ensure that trains would not derail; carried out such other duties of a trackworker in conformity with the policies laid out in the Rules and Regulations of 2003 for the Responsibilities of Employees in the Division of Electrical System. In strict compliance of the duties and responsibilities of a Power Distribution Maintainer as outlined in Rule 13.

07 of Rules and Regulations of 2003 for the Responsibilities of Employees in the Division of Electrical System, maintained, installed, inspected, tested, altered and repaired the contact and negative rail distribution system; this includes all positive and negative power entering the subways and elevated structures through circuit breakers and substations. Work was done in compliance of the National Electrical Code (NEC) such as NEC 310.10 (Acceptable temperature rating of wire or cable) and NEC 310.

16 (Acceptable number of conductors in a crowded area such as a conduit).Fabrication of all custom work to be used on subways and elevated surfaces. Fabrication was done by performing arc welding, MAPP burning, and multiple breaths of air and hydraulic tools.