James Wyatt Priester
Engineers at Clay St, Denver, CO
License number
Colorado 69524
Issued Date
Jun 25, 2013
Renew Date
Jun 25, 2013
Expiration Date
Dec 29, 2014
Type
Engineer Intern
Address
Address
2240 Clay St UNIT 410, Denver, CO 80211
Professional information
Civil Engineer In Aviation, E.i.t., Leed Green Associate
Position:
Aviation Engineering at Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc. (RS&H)
Location:
Greater Denver Area
Industry:
Civil Engineering
Work:
Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc. (RS&H)
- Denver, CO since Jun 2009
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Aviation Engineering
Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc.
May 2005 - May 2009
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Transportation Engineering Intern
Springfield Airport Authority
Jun 2002 - Aug 2004
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Field Maintenance Worker
Education:
University of Colorado Boulder 2004 - 2008
BSCE, Civil Engineering Williamsville High School 2001 - 2004
BSCE, Civil Engineering Williamsville High School 2001 - 2004
Interests:
Skiing, Snowboarding, Running, Weightlifting, Watching Movies, Playing Video Games, Socializing With Friends, Solving Problems, Fixing Things
Awards:
Award for Excellence
Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the of the ACPA
Presented to RS&H, Inc. for Colorado Springs Airport Taxiways E, G, & H Reconstruction - Phase III at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Rated the best Portland Cement Concrete Commercial Service& Military Airports. I was one of the RPRs (Resident Project Representative) along with Thomas Valentine, Jr.
Best Engineering Project
Professor Trace Bundy
Project consisted of an automated delivery system for newspapers, consisting of a pneumatic-powered launcher mounted to a vehicle. Integrated the existing vehicle's turning belt system to drive an old compressor salvaged from a junkyard for a 1970s Dodge Dart. Designed and built a specific part to attach to the belt by utilizing a 3D drafting program Solidworks and the University of Colorado's CNC machines to construct the part. The clutch for the compressor could be engaged with the flip of a switch, filling the PVC chamber with the appropriate pressure allowing for the optimal jettison of newspapers.
Excellence in Concrete Construction
Washington Aggregates and Concrete Association
Award given to RS&H, Inc. for the construction of the Terminal Ramp Construction Project at Spokane, Wa. of which I was lead RPR (Resident Project Representative) on.
Corporate Award of Excellence
Northwest Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives
RS&H, Inc. in Denver, CO awarded the Corporate Award of Excellence for the work we have done in the aviation industry.
Colorado/Wyoming Chapter of the of the ACPA
Presented to RS&H, Inc. for Colorado Springs Airport Taxiways E, G, & H Reconstruction - Phase III at Colorado Springs, Colorado. Rated the best Portland Cement Concrete Commercial Service& Military Airports. I was one of the RPRs (Resident Project Representative) along with Thomas Valentine, Jr.
Best Engineering Project
Professor Trace Bundy
Project consisted of an automated delivery system for newspapers, consisting of a pneumatic-powered launcher mounted to a vehicle. Integrated the existing vehicle's turning belt system to drive an old compressor salvaged from a junkyard for a 1970s Dodge Dart. Designed and built a specific part to attach to the belt by utilizing a 3D drafting program Solidworks and the University of Colorado's CNC machines to construct the part. The clutch for the compressor could be engaged with the flip of a switch, filling the PVC chamber with the appropriate pressure allowing for the optimal jettison of newspapers.
Excellence in Concrete Construction
Washington Aggregates and Concrete Association
Award given to RS&H, Inc. for the construction of the Terminal Ramp Construction Project at Spokane, Wa. of which I was lead RPR (Resident Project Representative) on.
Corporate Award of Excellence
Northwest Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives
RS&H, Inc. in Denver, CO awarded the Corporate Award of Excellence for the work we have done in the aviation industry.