David Kissack is The Member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

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David Kissack is the Member of American Society
of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
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David Kissack is The Member of American Society
of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)

• David Kissack possesses extensive experience
  working with many reputable organizations such as
  Siemens Energy, Florida, LCF, ARS, Weyant
  Engineering, Belcan and more.
• He is a Steam Turbine Industry Specialist, with
  core competencies in AutoCAD, ANSYS, Customer
  Service Regulatory Compliance, Staff Training
  Development, Root Cause Analysis and Equipment
  Design Finite Element Analysis.
• With his vast experience base from various
  industries, he has developed a systemic approach
  that enables him to design difficult hardware
  with conflicting issues.
• He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in
  Mechanical Engineering from Florida Atlantic
  University, and is the member of American Society
  of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).

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Founder of Structural Mechanical Design
Engineering in Orlando, FL

• David Kissack is currently Structural Mechanical
  Design Engineer at the Leaders in Structural
  Mechanical Design Engineering in Orlando,
  Florida.
• It is a leading networking group that provides a
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• The group encourages interaction, including
  asking related questions, sharing relevant
  content, or posting job openings. David attends
  various networking groups and actively
  participates in industry related discussions.
• His other activities include researching the
  industry leaders and keeping an eye on the latest
  industry trends.

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David Kissack offered Exceptional Manufacturing
Support

• During his 6-years stint with Siemens Energy,
  Florida, David Kissack was chosen to be the
  Technical Project Lead for two BB44FA projects.
• He offered exceptional manufacturing support
  during a two month assignment in Mulheim,
  Germany.
• He effectively managed the design, analysis and
  implementation of new stationary components at
  Sequoyah Nuclear HP Steam Turbine Upgrade project
  to enhance the turbine efficiency and Megawatt
  output.
• Moreover, he developed four unique guide blade
  carriers, with support and alignment hardware.
  The project was delivered successfully on time
  and met all requirements and expectations.

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• Aside from that, David Kissack also led the
  BB243PA HP/IP fossil steam turbine upgrade RD
  project.
• This project included the design of single inner
  casing to remove second IP guide blade carrier
  and incorporate all existing IP components into a
  single inner casing through KWU methodologies and
  materials.
• The project was completed on time, achieved all
  objectives and was sold to two customers who are
  using the project till date.
• In recognition of his exceptional performance,
  David Kissack was honored with two SPOT awards at
  Siemens Energy, Florida.

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Member of ASME

• David Kissack is an honorary member of the ASME
  (American Society of Mechanical
  Engineers).
• ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization
  that encourages knowledge sharing, collaboration,
  skills development and career enrichment across
  all engineering disciplines.
• It was founded in 1880 by a group of leading
  industrialists and has grown over the years to
  include more than 120,000 members in over 150
  countries.
• The organization serves as a wide-ranging
  technical community through programs in training
  and professional development, continuing
  education, codes standards, and research

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David Kissack Evaluated Structural Elements

• David Kissack served as Structural Engineer at
  Lawn Care and Fencing, Vero Beach, and as Layout
  Engineer at Aluminum Railing Specialists, Pompano
  Beach.
• He provided organizational and technical
  expertise to manage projects from starting to the
  completion aligned to client and organizational
  requirements.
• He evaluated structural elements to ensure
  compliance with the project and clients
  requirements and offered manufacturing design and
  development support.

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David Kissack Designed Various Commercial and
Residential Construction Projects

• While holding this position, David Kissack
  structured as well as designed elements for
  various commercial and residential construction
  projects.
• He conducted hand calculations for wind load, and
  wrote QBASIC code to size reinforced concrete
  beams.
• His other responsibilities included liaising and
  collaborating with support groups, vendors,
  manufacturers and other major stakeholders, and
  supporting contractors to determine the
  achievement of goals as well as
  identifying/resolving permitting and field
  inspection related issues.

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