Lee J. Loveall

Experience

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  United States Department of Defense

  Jan 1981 - Jan 1996

  Performed isotopic analysis of samples using computers. Trained others in isotopic analysis. Provided input to regulators. Assigned supervisory responsibility for the Navy’s Deep Submergence Vehicles Electrical and Electronics Section until function was transferred to another facility (consisted of two 3-person deep diving battery powered submarines). Assigned, scheduled, and reviewed subordinates work including plans and test procedures. Provided technical direction to contractors. Accomplished comprehensive studies, research and design of electrical, electrical mechanical, and electronic portions of new ocean engineering projects. Developed documentation to modify, improve, and increase the reliability of existing installations. Coordinated efforts of other engineers in new system development. Monitored progress of classified Ocean Engineering projects at contractor facilities. Designed and modified electrical distribution and lighting systems for submarines, ships and barges. Planned control systems for electrical auxiliaries. Devised numerous tests for new and modified systems and equipment. Worked extensively with various battery systems used for power and propulsion.

  • Nuclear Remediation Engineer (Mare Island Naval Shipyard)

    Jan 1994 - Jan 1996

  • Supervisory Electrical/Electronic Engineer (Mare Island Naval Shipyard)

    Jan 1994 - Jan 1994

  • Advance Development Project Engineer (Mare Island Naval Shipyard)

    Jan 1989 - Jan 1994

  • Electrical Distribution Engineer (Mare Island Naval Shipyard)

    Jan 1981 - Jan 1989
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  Hubbell Lighting

  Jan 1996 - Jan 2002

  Identified, assigned and reviewed Underwriters Laboratories and Canadian Standards Association testing for indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures. Identified requirements for new and modified products and verified products were constructed in accordance with these requirements. Managed projects. Wrote and reviewed supporting product documentation and wrote company correspondence. Resolved product variations. Represented company with all approval agencies. Managed company test laboratory. Developed and maintained budgets. Managed one engineer and one product test technician. Responded to designers and contractors technical questions and assisted with applications and installations. Evaluated field services section returns. Evaluated new designs for reliability. Show less Identified, developed and reviewed Underwriters Laboratories and Canadian Standards Association testing for new and modified power inverter systems, emergency lighting equipment and indoor/outdoor lighting fixtures. Wrote supporting product documentation. Verified products were constructed in accordance with requirements. Managed projects with approval agencies. Tested new designs for safety and reliability and tested existing equipment to resolve field service problems. Provided technical direction to product test technician. Show less

  • Technical Development Manager (Prescolite Division)

    Jan 2000 - Jan 2002

  • Senior Standards Engineer (Prescolite Division)

    Jan 1996 - Jan 2000
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  Port of Oakland

  Jan 2002 - Jan 2008

  Coordinated utility additions, relocations and removals between the Port of Oakland and utility companies. Provided utility guidance to other engineers. Performed utility technical planning. Developed bidding documentation including technical requirements for power system studies including arc flash studies. Wrote and reviewed electrical and mechanical construction specifications. Developed project manuals, procurement manuals, documentation for instances of work, Requests for Qualifications, and Requests for Proposals. Evaluated bidders and bids. Wrote correspondence to contractors. Managed projects. Merit performance award for 2004.

  • Port Engineer (Electrical & Mechanical Work), Utilities Group - Airport & Seaport

    Jan 2007 - Jan 2008

  • Port Engineer (Electrical/Mechanical Work), Engineering Services

    Jan 2002 - Jan 2007