1. Steven Vukusic Phone: (780) 908 7843
3307- 42 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, T6T 1J4 email:vukusic@ualberta.ca
Highlights of Qualifications
 Developed skills in pipe stress analysis, estimating, project management, scheduling, vendor
prints, client communication, P&ID and LDT development, HAZOP’s, Model Reviews, ITP’s,
ASME B31.11, ASME B31.4, ASME B31.3.
 Experienced in the construction industry held positions in project controls, pipe fabrication, field
engineering.
 Competent with Caesar Pipe Stress Software, AutoCAD, Code Calc.
 Capable in using Microsoft Word, Excel, Power point and Visio
 Proficient in Microsoft operating systems
Education
Mechanical Engineering, BSc. 2007-2011
Faculty of Engineering, University of Alberta
 Relevant facts:
 Successfully completed classes such as thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics,
numerical analysis, mechanics of machines, mechanical measurements, finite element
analysis, advanced strength in materials, energy conversion, process controls and finite
element analysis
 Selected as project manager in many design projects for design classes
Employment History
Tetra Tech September 2012-Current
Edmonton, AB
BNG0451 – Suncor Voyageur
 Estimating
 Generate accurate quantities and provide back up from in house completed drawings
 Contact Vendors for pricing and schedule
 Continually work with client and management to ensure Scope is captured
 Present the estimate (in excess of 150 million CAD) to client
 Assisted in Process Narratives
 Completed Tie in Lists, Equipment Lists and various other Engineering deliverables
BNG0484 – INEOS
 Stress Analysis
 Required to switch out existing pipe in a polymer plant
 Gathered dimensions and client requirements from site visits
 Analyzed P&ID’s as well as LDT’s
 Modeled existing and new pipeline layouts in Caesar
 Calculated Nozzle Loads

2. Steven Vukusic Phone: (780) 908 7843
3307- 42 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, T6T 1J4 email:vukusic@ualberta.ca
 Completed Nozzle Load Analysis using WRC 107
 Analyzed results from both runs to ensure the new pipe layout would suffice
 Completed a Stress analysis report and generated Isometrics
 Followed the requirements of Code ASME B31.3
BNG Job Training
 Completed a Caesar pipe stress analysis course in Calgary
 Learned about Caesar in depth
 Obtained Certificate of completion
BNG0510.01, BNG0510.10 – Suncor RT Reroute to Sand Dump 8 (EDS and Detailed Design), Suncor TFT
Reroute to South Tailings Pond (Detailed Design)
 Project Engineer
 Wrote the engineering design specification
 Attended Project kickoff meeting and determined scope
 Requested all necessary documentation from clients
 Developed scheduling Template and populated Dates as per proposal
 Updated Progress curve and tracked progress
 Ran weekly client meetings to ensure work was completed as expected
 Completed a weekly report to client outlining progress
 Created P&ID’s and LDT’s
 Attended HAZOP for the P&ID’s
 Attended 30, 60 and 90 Percent 3D model Reviews
 Answered and created RFI’s
 Created Design Change Notices
 Created Technical Deviation Notices for Suncor Standards
 Became extremely knowledgeable in ASME B31.11 and B31.4
 Signed off on Vendor Prints
 Assisted in Material Requisition development
 Approved ITP’s
 Completed Stress Analysis and Submitted Stress Reports
 Analyzed anchors to ensure that they can handle loadings
 Optimized piling requirements of Anchors as per Stress Analysis
 Determined best locations for Expansion Barrels
 Designed new guides for pipelines
 Completed Engineering Checks on all Engineering work packages prior to submission
 Organized employees from different disciplines to meet deadlines
 Worked with designers to create drawings
 Evaluated Technical Bid Evaluations
 Approved As built’s
 Completed Buoyancy Calculations
 Completed Flexibility Calculations
 Took part in an Audit Hosted by Suncor to ensure procedures are being followed

3. Steven Vukusic Phone: (780) 908 7843
3307- 42 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, T6T 1J4 email:vukusic@ualberta.ca
Kiewit energy Canada Modular Yard May 2011-September 2012
Edmonton, AB
Project Controls
 Weekly report lead
 Weekly report summarized all yard operations for the week
 Gathered data from discipline leads and summarized data
 Last line of defence to ensure proper quantities were being reported
 Invoice approval lead
 In depth understanding on contracts
 Ensured quantities being charged were in line with documentation and that proper unit rates
were applied
 Scope Transfers
 Involved getting to the root cause of why items were not installed
 Needed evidence to prove that a certain party would have to cover the extra cost associated
to site rates
 Construction Site Instruction
 Involved charging the client for work completed outside of original scope
 Communication and knowledge of contract key in avoiding free work
 Cost estimates completed through interaction with field engineers
 Scope look ahead letters
 Letters sent to client one week in advance on module shipment
 Outlined all items which will not be installed prior to shipment
 Resulted in items being rushed for installation to avoid site installation costs
 Milestone Payments
 Tracking of documentations such that payments would be received on time
Estimating / Pipe Fabrication Kiewit Energy Canada – Southport
Calgary, AB
 Created Cost Codes for Entire Kearl Expansion Project
 Utilized contract to develop every possible cost code for any type of work that could be
charged for
 Isometric Creation for Fabrication
 Used AS BUILTS from Kearl initial development as the backbone of the new ISO’s
 Read all RFI’s, DCN’s, notes and markups and made decisions of whether any were applicable
to fabrication
 Trained Engineers on this process
 PPS Verification and entry
 Involved reading ISO’s to determine all types of work and quantities which would be involved
during fabrication
 All data was entered into a central tracking system
 Trained Clerks to assist in task
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4. Steven Vukusic Phone: (780) 908 7843
3307- 42 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, T6T 1J4 email:vukusic@ualberta.ca
 Piping FIWP
 Created field instruction work plans for piping
 Development of a step by step process to complete piping for a module
 Weld mapping, Dimensioning, Weld travelers, Torque sheets, 3D Shots with welds,
dimensioning, and work plan description among the items included
Pipe Fabrication Field Engineer
Kiewit energy Canada Modular Yard
Edmonton, AB
 Safety of all employees
 Encouraging safe work practices by actively involving myself in safety
 Scheduling work
 Organizing crew and work so peak efficiency as well as budget could be met
 Tracking quantities
 Received a daily report from foreman about quantities complete and input data into PPS
 Report of weekly quantities including explanation
 Craft Interaction
 Developed a team work atmosphere
 On the spot problem solving
 Constantly was required to step in to solve issues to keep the work on the go
 Lift plan approval
 Ensuring all calculations and equipment selection are accurate
 Process improvements
 Implemented a new pump system and pipe network to switch from glycol to water for hydro
test.
 Improved safety in fabrication shop by analyzing T-Bar to positioner arrangement
Other Employment History
Assistant to Senior Coater/General Labourer; IPC 2007-2008
General Labourer (summer); Smith International 2006-2007
Referee and Linesmen (part time); EDSA 2000-2006
Cashier, Courtesy Clerk, Price checker; Superstore, Edmonton, AB 2005-2006
Delivery services; Edmonton Journal, Edmonton, AB 2000-2002
Activities and Interests
 Continually volunteer to organize many large scale (sales over $10000) fundraising events for the
folklore group Domagoj and Croatian Catholic Church.
 Actively participate in soccer, golf, hockey, football and generally enjoy most sports.
Certifications and Memberships
 Clean Class 5 Drivers License
 Member In Training of APEGGA
 Caesar Training Certificate
 CSTS Certificate