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James E. Loomis
Mr. Loomis has extensive experience in management and assessment of
major engineering/construction projects including nuclear power plants and
government remediation facilities. He has expertise in cost and schedule
assessments and analysis of the engineer/contractor interface. Recent
experience includes acting project controls manager for a nuclear related
engineering organization, managing construction completion of a facility
for processing mixed radioactive waste, resolution of construction claims,
overview of engineering/construction schedules using Primavera Project
Planner, and review of estimates for large engineering/construction
projects.
1997 to Present
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Managed construction completion of the Advanced Mixed
Waste Treatment Facility for BNFL, Inc. at INEEL. |
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Resolved construction subcontract claims for BNFL
Inc. on the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment project at INEEL. Provided
construction scheduling and estimating assistance. |
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Performed high level review of the Pretreatment
Building construction schedule for the radioactive waste treatment
plant being designed and constructed by Bechtel National at Hanford.
Resolved schedule related issues and developed revised logic to
maintain schedule. |
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Managed pre-construction activities for the
radioactive waste treatment plant at Hanford and the development of an
integrated project schedule. |
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Managed high-level reviews of BNFL’s fixed price
estimates for vitrification of radioactive wastes at Hanford, and
processing of mixed waste at INEEL |
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Provided project management support and cost/schedule
assessments for BNFL’s fixed price disassembly and decontamination of
uranium enrichment facilities at Oak Ridge, TN. |
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Managed two spent nuclear fuel related projects at
Hanford’s K Basins for Duke Engineering & Services Hanford. Provided
engineering/construction project consulting services. |
Independent Consultant, 1993 to 1996
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Evaluated technical and management issues in support
of nuclear utility litigation. |
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Provided technical support for a successful
contractor claim at the Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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Engineering and Construction Manager for a privatized
radioactive waste remediation facility at INEEL |
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Provided management and technical support for
completing a firm price contract for erection of two 150MW coal fired
boilers, including resolution of a major subcontractor claim |
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Assessed contractor activities and organizations at
the U.S. DOE Hanford site |
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Performed cost and schedule assessments of firm price
construction projects |
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, 1966 to 1992
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Managed multi-disciplined fifty person staff
providing technical support to the U.S. Department of Energy at
Richland, WA, 1987 to 1992 |
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Construction Manager for the Clinton Nuclear Station,
1982 to 1986; Managed pre-construction and field activities for
construction of two nuclear power plants, 1974 to 1981 |
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Extensive experience in planning and organizing
construction projects, including
constructability/maintainability/operability reviews, contracting
plans, site layout, engineering/construction interface, and project
management systems |
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Provided plant arrangement input for the Advanced
Light Water Reactor program at the Electric Power Research Institute |
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Conducted cost, schedule, and technical assessments
of commercial and DOE nuclear projects and facilities |
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Managed on-time completion of a fast track test
facility for the oil shale industry |
EDUCATION
BS, Mechanical Engineering, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1966
PROFESSIONAL
Professional Engineer - New York
Member - American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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