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Curriculum Vitae of
Wen-Kai Chen
Name: Wen-Kai Chen, 陳文凱
Gender and ethnic: Male, Chinese
Date of Birth: 1st
May 1960
Nationality: Taiwan, Republic of China
Language: Chinese, English
Academic Qualifications:
1. Registered Professional Structural Engineer, Taiwan, Republic of China, 1991.
2. Master Degree of Civil Engineering, National Cheng-Kong University, Taiwan 1987.
3. Bachelor Degree of Science in Civil Engineering, National Chung-Hsin University,
Taiwan 1982.
Work Experience:
General Description:
I started my professional career with from a master degree of Civil Engineering. Beginning
as a junior structural design engineer, I kept growing up to senior structural design engineer,
project manager and Chief Supervision Engineer. During this completed professional
career life, I have also involved in some construction projects that have riched my
experience and enabled me to combine the construction with design in a more integrated
way, thus improving my performance. My	
   outstanding	
   performance	
   in	
   the	
   recent	
  
project	
  has	
  earned	
  me	
  3	
  official	
  commendation	
  letters	
  from	
  the	
  client.	
  
A roughly category is made in my current career life for 3 important periods:
1. 1987	
  –	
  1997:	
  these	
  10	
  years	
  saw	
  me	
  growing	
  from	
  a	
  junior	
  engineer	
  to	
  a	
  senior	
  
engineer.	
   Various	
   design	
   projects,	
   including	
   bridges,	
   elevated	
   roads,	
   elevated	
  
MRT	
  stations,	
  and	
  some	
  high-­‐rise	
  buildings,	
  acquainted	
  myself	
  with	
  the	
  detailed	
  
structural	
   analysis	
   and	
   design	
   and	
   important	
   design	
   specifications,	
   such	
   as	
  
AASHTO,	
  ACI,	
  CALTRAN	
  and	
  UBC…etc.	
  
2. 1997	
   -	
   2006:	
   Most	
   of	
   these	
   10	
   years,	
   I	
   worked	
   as	
   manager	
   of	
   many	
   civil	
  
engineering	
   projects.	
   The	
   particular	
   experience	
   as	
   manager	
   of	
   Construction	
  
Department	
  of	
  Evergreen	
  Construction	
  Company	
  and	
  the	
  design	
  manager	
  of	
  the	
  
Taiwan	
   High	
   Speed	
   Rail	
   Project	
   C295	
   and	
   C215.	
   I	
   learned	
   the	
   skills	
   of	
   the	
  
construction	
  planning,	
  construction	
  schedule	
  control	
  and	
  complicated	
  interface	
  
issues	
  management,	
  thus	
  to	
  enable	
  me	
  better	
  integrating	
  the	
  construction	
  and	
  
design	
  as	
  a	
  whole,	
  preventing	
  most	
  of	
  the	
  inconsistent	
  in	
  between	
  and	
  better	
  
improve	
  the	
  efficiency	
  and	
  cost	
  saving.	
  
3. 2006	
  –	
  present:	
  I	
  have	
  been	
  working	
  as	
  Project	
  Manager	
  and	
  Chief	
  Supervision	
  
Engineer.	
  These	
  experiences	
  enable	
  me	
  of	
  skills	
  to	
  set	
  up	
  organization	
  and	
  run	
  it	
  
smoothly	
  and	
  efficiently.	
  Especially,	
  as	
  Chief	
  Supervision	
  Engineer	
  in	
  Mainland	
  
China	
   in	
   the	
   recent	
   4.5	
   years,	
   I	
   have	
   shown	
   my	
   talent	
   of	
   teaming	
   up	
   all	
   the	
  
engineers	
  from	
  different	
  countries	
  as	
  a	
  whole	
  and	
  the	
  team	
  has	
  been	
  praised	
  by	
  
client	
  through	
  official	
  commendation	
  letters	
  for	
  3	
  times.	
  
	
  
For some major project experiences and responsibilities descriptions, please refer to the
following list:	
  
Detail Description:
1. Aug. 2010 ~ Present: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the Chief
Curriculum Vitae of
Wen-Kai Chen
Supervision Engineer of Hefu High Speed Rail, Anhui section, Supervision Package
6, Huangshan, Anhui province, People’s Republic of China.
Performance:
This project includes the High Speed Rail
aligned infrastructure bridge, tunnel and the
subgrade and 2 stations, total length 54km with
350km/h double tracks. The bridges
constructed by full span precast and erection
method. The tunnels excavated by different
ways, including center diagram method, bench
cut method and full-face excavation method
according to the surrounding rock conditions.
The rail system used the CRT I slab bi-block
sleeper ballastless track.
The supervision package 6 was executed by a join venture of T.Y.Lin International company and
XinYaTai supervision company(新亞太監理公司). As Chief Supervision Engineer, one of my
major works is to organize all the supervision engineers who come from different countries with
different engineering experiences thus to enable the supervision team efficiently carry out the
quality and safety supervision. I have shown my talent of communication and coordination,
making a balanced and harmonious international team, praised by the client many times as the best
foreign supervision team in the whole project. Further, my job involves many parties including the
client, the local partner, the contractor, the designer and the state departments, I quickly got myself
used to the local culture and rules, accepted by all parties as a professional engineer and skillful
manager.
Experience and responsibilities:
1. Construction quality and safety supervision.
2. Construction schedule control.
3. Supervision planning.
4. Design and Construction technical consulting and advice.
5. Payment application review and approval.
2. Mar. 2008 ~ Aug. 2010: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the
Curriculum Vitae of
Wen-Kai Chen
Project Manager of the TRA Metro Train – Kaohsiung Railway Underground
Program – East Section Detail Design, Taiwan, the Republic of China.
Performance:
The Kaohsiung railway underground
project is an existing railway
rerouting underground project. The
biggest challenge came from the
client, who required that the existing
railway operation have to be kept
normally during the construction.
Further more, the right of way was
tightly close to the existing railway
since it is in the urban area. On
design stage, the construction
method and construction time should
be considered carefully to prevent any construction equipment intruding the operation area and
prevent the noise interruption for the residents near by. Additionally, the rail-switching plan should
be set and combined with the construction plan and schedule to ensure the construction and
operation went on simultaneously and the train could be rerouting underground section by section.
Obviously, lots of complicated interface coordination needed to be addressed in this project,
including several government authorities, the railway operation control authorities, the civil
engineering contractors and the electricity and mechanical professional parties. As Project
Manager, I have successfully led the entire design team to resolve all these complicated interface
issues by good design alternatives and frequently communication with the authorities. And I also
succeeded in preventing most of the complaints of the residents by fully considering their
requirement. Besides what’s mentioned, the design of the 2 new stations were also praised by the
clients and the local artists, thus to enable the design works smooth, effective and cost saving.
Experience and Responsibilities:
1. Authorities interface coordination
2. Design organization mobilization and monitoring
3. Detail design schedule and quality control
4. Contract management
3. Mar. 2005 ~ Mar. 2008: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the
Project Manager of the Taoyuan International Airport MRT Link DE02 Detail
Design, Taiwan, the Republic of China.
Performance:
This project is the metropolitan rapid transit system to connect Taipei city urban areas
and Taoyuan International Airport. DE02 package includes the elevated bridge length
about 20km, 4 elevated stations and a special bridge of 110m span across the existing
Curriculum Vitae of
Wen-Kai Chen
Highway. The bridges were designed and constructed by Advancing Shoring method
just above the existing roads in the urban areas. And the stations were built just above
the existing roads as well.
Taiwan is one of the six strong seismic zones in the world; all the elevated structures
need to be designed to resist the ground acceleration 0.4g. Ductile design needs to be
carried out on all the elevated structures, thus no collapse is allowed in the strong
ground acceleration; and the damage structure should be repairable under medium
ground acceleration; no damage is allowed under small ground acceleration. Further
more, the stations shapes and function design should be more special considerations,
thus to incorporate the local view and culture since that was built just above the existing
roads.
Experience and Responsibilities
1. Authorities interface coordination
2. Design organization mobilization and monitoring
3. Detail design schedule and quality control
4. Contract management
4. Feb. 2002 ~ Oct. 2004: Worked for the Futsu-Obayashi Join Venture of the Taiwan
High Speed Rail C215 Project, as the Deputy Design Manager.
Performance:
The contractor of Taiwan High Speed Rail C215 is the Futsu-Obayashi Joint Venture.
This project includes 42km long aligned high-speed rail infrastructure, elevated bridges,
tunnels and subgrade from Taoyuan to Yangmei. Except the nonstandard bridges, all
the standard span of bridge was constructed by full span precast and erection method.
As the Deputy Design Manager, I major responsible for the bridge design. According to
the project requirement, the design was divided as three stage, which are (1) Definitive
Design Stage: after the “statement of no objection” was issued by the ICE (Independent
Checking Engineer), the foundations of bridges can be constructed (2) Medium Design
Stage: the piers can be constructed after CICE (Contractor’s Independent Checking
Engineer) certificated (3) Final Design Stage: the box girders or the superstructures can
only be constructed after the “statement of no objection” was issued by ICE.
Before I joined this contractor, most of the design drawings did not have the
certification of the CICE, thus, most of the site construction were carrying out without
the ICE’s “statement of no objection”. I have shown my talent of good coordination and
communication with the designer, the CICE and ICE, successfully accelerated the
design and the review schedule. All the bridge design lots got the CICE’s certificates
and ICE’s “statement of no objection” within relatively short period of time.
After the design stage completed, I also involved in the Shop Drawing and the As-built
Drawings submissions. Just the same as the design stage, I successfully set all the
submissions smoothly pass the review of the CICE and ICE.
Experience and Responsibilities
1. Design and Design Review coordination.
2. Design schedule control and acceleration.
3. Design Review schedule control and acceleration.
5. Apr. 2000 ~ Feb. 2002: Worked for the Evergreen-Italian Tai Join Venture of the
Taiwan High Speed Rail C295 Project, as the Design Manager.
Performance:
Curriculum Vitae of
Wen-Kai Chen
The contractor of Taiwan High Speed Rail C295 is the Evergreen-Italian Tai Joint
Venture. The structures of this project were high-speed rail elevated bridges of 27km in
length from Tainan to Tsoyin. Except the non-standard bridges, all the standard spans
of elevated bridge were constructed by 14 sets of advancing shoring devices.
The Taiwan High Speed Rail Project was a huge project, which was divided as 11
contractors for the aligned infrastructure. As the Design Manager, I am very proud to be
the first one to get the ICE’s “statement of no objection” out of the 11 contractors due
to the excellent design management and interface coordination.
Just as mentioned above, there are 14 sets of advancing shoring devices were use to
constructed the standard spans of elevated bridge. I successfully integrated the design
lots arrangement and the construction faces planning together; leading the designer of
the advancing shoring devices to design 2-span advancing shoring system of several
different types, including (1) 25m+25m (2) 25m+30m (3) 30m+30m. Each type was
used in adequate area and the pier location arrangement was set to better fit it. All these
integrations perfectly accelerated the construction and the design.
In this working period of time, I was also responsible for all the claims of the Design
Variation Order, including the design specification change and the design requirement
change. With good coordination with the Contract Manager and the good claim strategy,
the contractor successfully claimed for satisfied extra incomes.
Experience and Responsibilities
1. Design and Design Review coordination.
2. Design schedule control and acceleration.
3. Design Review schedule control and acceleration.
4. Major Temporary Works design management.
5. Variation Order claim and treatment.
6. Oct. 1997 ~ Apr. 2000: Worked for the Evergreen Construction Company as
Manager of the Engineering Department. In these period of time, Major involved
projects were (1) Taipei city Ambassador Hotel Smart Residential Building (2)
Taichung County Hou-li incinerator (3) Kaohsiung County Tselake Evergreen Hotel.
Performance:
After worked as a structural detail designer for 10 years, I joined the construction
company starting to learn the construction detail and the management, including the
contract negotiation, procurement, worker and technician mobilization, the client
coordination, complicated interface coordination, the schedule control and management.
In the project of Taichung County Hou-li incinerator, I successfully set a good plan and
achieved the extremely tight schedule; highly praised by the client.
Experience and Responsibilities
1. Contract Negotiation.
2. Construction plan and schedule.
3. Construction Department management.
4. Construction Mobilization.
7. Nov. 1988 ~ Oct. 1997: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the
senior Structure Engineer. Major involved projects including (1) Sun Yet-Sen
Freeway Xizhi to Wugu Elevated Widening Program (2) Executive Yuan
Communication Bureau’s Public TV Station (3) Taipei City Middle Capacity Mucha
Line BR3, BR4 Stations (4) Taipei City MCT Elevated Bridge Structure Design (5)
Taiwan Provincial Housing and Development Bureau, Tibet (Sichang) Bridge (6)
Keelung Harbour VTC Control Tower.
Curriculum Vitae of
Wen-Kai Chen
Performance:
During this period of time, I have learned all the structural design skills including (1)
the design specification, ACI, AASHTO, CALTRAN, EUROCODE (2) the structural
analysis programs, SAP, ETABS (3) the seismic and ductile design.
Through lots of detail structural analysis and design, I was very familiar with the
structural behaviors during different loading conditions. And since each design project
need to satisfy the client’s requirement, I was familiar with how to coordinate with the
clients as well. Of course, every design should consider the project manpower saving,
thus to achieve the budged control; I was familiar with standardize the analysis, design
and the drawing procedure.
Experience and Responsibilities
1. Design specifications.
2. Analysis and design commercial software.
3. Design schedule control and management.
4. Interface coordination.
8. Jul. 1987 ~ Nov. 1988: Work for Sinotech Geotechnic Corperation as a junior civil
engineer. Major involved projects including (1) Metropolitan Area Soil and
Foundation Investigation (2) Hillside Development Geotechnical Boring and
Investigation.
Performance:
During this period of time, I have learned the geotechnical investigation skills including
(1) the site geotechnical investigation plan (2) the soil lab test result analysis (3) the
workmanship of the drilling, SPT, CPT (4) the foundation bearing capacity analysis,
including pile, spread footing, caisson, mat foundation (5) the geotechnical commercial
software (5) the slope stability analysis and design.
Experience and Responsibilities
1. Geotechnical investigation.
2. Geotechnical analysis.
3. Foundation bearing capacity analysis.
4. Slope stability analysis.
5. Soil lab test result analysis.

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2015.01.06-CV updated

  • 1. Curriculum Vitae of Wen-Kai Chen Name: Wen-Kai Chen, 陳文凱 Gender and ethnic: Male, Chinese Date of Birth: 1st May 1960 Nationality: Taiwan, Republic of China Language: Chinese, English Academic Qualifications: 1. Registered Professional Structural Engineer, Taiwan, Republic of China, 1991. 2. Master Degree of Civil Engineering, National Cheng-Kong University, Taiwan 1987. 3. Bachelor Degree of Science in Civil Engineering, National Chung-Hsin University, Taiwan 1982. Work Experience: General Description: I started my professional career with from a master degree of Civil Engineering. Beginning as a junior structural design engineer, I kept growing up to senior structural design engineer, project manager and Chief Supervision Engineer. During this completed professional career life, I have also involved in some construction projects that have riched my experience and enabled me to combine the construction with design in a more integrated way, thus improving my performance. My   outstanding   performance   in   the   recent   project  has  earned  me  3  official  commendation  letters  from  the  client.   A roughly category is made in my current career life for 3 important periods: 1. 1987  –  1997:  these  10  years  saw  me  growing  from  a  junior  engineer  to  a  senior   engineer.   Various   design   projects,   including   bridges,   elevated   roads,   elevated   MRT  stations,  and  some  high-­‐rise  buildings,  acquainted  myself  with  the  detailed   structural   analysis   and   design   and   important   design   specifications,   such   as   AASHTO,  ACI,  CALTRAN  and  UBC…etc.   2. 1997   -   2006:   Most   of   these   10   years,   I   worked   as   manager   of   many   civil   engineering   projects.   The   particular   experience   as   manager   of   Construction   Department  of  Evergreen  Construction  Company  and  the  design  manager  of  the   Taiwan   High   Speed   Rail   Project   C295   and   C215.   I   learned   the   skills   of   the   construction  planning,  construction  schedule  control  and  complicated  interface   issues  management,  thus  to  enable  me  better  integrating  the  construction  and   design  as  a  whole,  preventing  most  of  the  inconsistent  in  between  and  better   improve  the  efficiency  and  cost  saving.   3. 2006  –  present:  I  have  been  working  as  Project  Manager  and  Chief  Supervision   Engineer.  These  experiences  enable  me  of  skills  to  set  up  organization  and  run  it   smoothly  and  efficiently.  Especially,  as  Chief  Supervision  Engineer  in  Mainland   China   in   the   recent   4.5   years,   I   have   shown   my   talent   of   teaming   up   all   the   engineers  from  different  countries  as  a  whole  and  the  team  has  been  praised  by   client  through  official  commendation  letters  for  3  times.     For some major project experiences and responsibilities descriptions, please refer to the following list:   Detail Description: 1. Aug. 2010 ~ Present: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the Chief
  • 2. Curriculum Vitae of Wen-Kai Chen Supervision Engineer of Hefu High Speed Rail, Anhui section, Supervision Package 6, Huangshan, Anhui province, People’s Republic of China. Performance: This project includes the High Speed Rail aligned infrastructure bridge, tunnel and the subgrade and 2 stations, total length 54km with 350km/h double tracks. The bridges constructed by full span precast and erection method. The tunnels excavated by different ways, including center diagram method, bench cut method and full-face excavation method according to the surrounding rock conditions. The rail system used the CRT I slab bi-block sleeper ballastless track. The supervision package 6 was executed by a join venture of T.Y.Lin International company and XinYaTai supervision company(新亞太監理公司). As Chief Supervision Engineer, one of my major works is to organize all the supervision engineers who come from different countries with different engineering experiences thus to enable the supervision team efficiently carry out the quality and safety supervision. I have shown my talent of communication and coordination, making a balanced and harmonious international team, praised by the client many times as the best foreign supervision team in the whole project. Further, my job involves many parties including the client, the local partner, the contractor, the designer and the state departments, I quickly got myself used to the local culture and rules, accepted by all parties as a professional engineer and skillful manager. Experience and responsibilities: 1. Construction quality and safety supervision. 2. Construction schedule control. 3. Supervision planning. 4. Design and Construction technical consulting and advice. 5. Payment application review and approval. 2. Mar. 2008 ~ Aug. 2010: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the
  • 3. Curriculum Vitae of Wen-Kai Chen Project Manager of the TRA Metro Train – Kaohsiung Railway Underground Program – East Section Detail Design, Taiwan, the Republic of China. Performance: The Kaohsiung railway underground project is an existing railway rerouting underground project. The biggest challenge came from the client, who required that the existing railway operation have to be kept normally during the construction. Further more, the right of way was tightly close to the existing railway since it is in the urban area. On design stage, the construction method and construction time should be considered carefully to prevent any construction equipment intruding the operation area and prevent the noise interruption for the residents near by. Additionally, the rail-switching plan should be set and combined with the construction plan and schedule to ensure the construction and operation went on simultaneously and the train could be rerouting underground section by section. Obviously, lots of complicated interface coordination needed to be addressed in this project, including several government authorities, the railway operation control authorities, the civil engineering contractors and the electricity and mechanical professional parties. As Project Manager, I have successfully led the entire design team to resolve all these complicated interface issues by good design alternatives and frequently communication with the authorities. And I also succeeded in preventing most of the complaints of the residents by fully considering their requirement. Besides what’s mentioned, the design of the 2 new stations were also praised by the clients and the local artists, thus to enable the design works smooth, effective and cost saving. Experience and Responsibilities: 1. Authorities interface coordination 2. Design organization mobilization and monitoring 3. Detail design schedule and quality control 4. Contract management 3. Mar. 2005 ~ Mar. 2008: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the Project Manager of the Taoyuan International Airport MRT Link DE02 Detail Design, Taiwan, the Republic of China. Performance: This project is the metropolitan rapid transit system to connect Taipei city urban areas and Taoyuan International Airport. DE02 package includes the elevated bridge length about 20km, 4 elevated stations and a special bridge of 110m span across the existing
  • 4. Curriculum Vitae of Wen-Kai Chen Highway. The bridges were designed and constructed by Advancing Shoring method just above the existing roads in the urban areas. And the stations were built just above the existing roads as well. Taiwan is one of the six strong seismic zones in the world; all the elevated structures need to be designed to resist the ground acceleration 0.4g. Ductile design needs to be carried out on all the elevated structures, thus no collapse is allowed in the strong ground acceleration; and the damage structure should be repairable under medium ground acceleration; no damage is allowed under small ground acceleration. Further more, the stations shapes and function design should be more special considerations, thus to incorporate the local view and culture since that was built just above the existing roads. Experience and Responsibilities 1. Authorities interface coordination 2. Design organization mobilization and monitoring 3. Detail design schedule and quality control 4. Contract management 4. Feb. 2002 ~ Oct. 2004: Worked for the Futsu-Obayashi Join Venture of the Taiwan High Speed Rail C215 Project, as the Deputy Design Manager. Performance: The contractor of Taiwan High Speed Rail C215 is the Futsu-Obayashi Joint Venture. This project includes 42km long aligned high-speed rail infrastructure, elevated bridges, tunnels and subgrade from Taoyuan to Yangmei. Except the nonstandard bridges, all the standard span of bridge was constructed by full span precast and erection method. As the Deputy Design Manager, I major responsible for the bridge design. According to the project requirement, the design was divided as three stage, which are (1) Definitive Design Stage: after the “statement of no objection” was issued by the ICE (Independent Checking Engineer), the foundations of bridges can be constructed (2) Medium Design Stage: the piers can be constructed after CICE (Contractor’s Independent Checking Engineer) certificated (3) Final Design Stage: the box girders or the superstructures can only be constructed after the “statement of no objection” was issued by ICE. Before I joined this contractor, most of the design drawings did not have the certification of the CICE, thus, most of the site construction were carrying out without the ICE’s “statement of no objection”. I have shown my talent of good coordination and communication with the designer, the CICE and ICE, successfully accelerated the design and the review schedule. All the bridge design lots got the CICE’s certificates and ICE’s “statement of no objection” within relatively short period of time. After the design stage completed, I also involved in the Shop Drawing and the As-built Drawings submissions. Just the same as the design stage, I successfully set all the submissions smoothly pass the review of the CICE and ICE. Experience and Responsibilities 1. Design and Design Review coordination. 2. Design schedule control and acceleration. 3. Design Review schedule control and acceleration. 5. Apr. 2000 ~ Feb. 2002: Worked for the Evergreen-Italian Tai Join Venture of the Taiwan High Speed Rail C295 Project, as the Design Manager. Performance:
  • 5. Curriculum Vitae of Wen-Kai Chen The contractor of Taiwan High Speed Rail C295 is the Evergreen-Italian Tai Joint Venture. The structures of this project were high-speed rail elevated bridges of 27km in length from Tainan to Tsoyin. Except the non-standard bridges, all the standard spans of elevated bridge were constructed by 14 sets of advancing shoring devices. The Taiwan High Speed Rail Project was a huge project, which was divided as 11 contractors for the aligned infrastructure. As the Design Manager, I am very proud to be the first one to get the ICE’s “statement of no objection” out of the 11 contractors due to the excellent design management and interface coordination. Just as mentioned above, there are 14 sets of advancing shoring devices were use to constructed the standard spans of elevated bridge. I successfully integrated the design lots arrangement and the construction faces planning together; leading the designer of the advancing shoring devices to design 2-span advancing shoring system of several different types, including (1) 25m+25m (2) 25m+30m (3) 30m+30m. Each type was used in adequate area and the pier location arrangement was set to better fit it. All these integrations perfectly accelerated the construction and the design. In this working period of time, I was also responsible for all the claims of the Design Variation Order, including the design specification change and the design requirement change. With good coordination with the Contract Manager and the good claim strategy, the contractor successfully claimed for satisfied extra incomes. Experience and Responsibilities 1. Design and Design Review coordination. 2. Design schedule control and acceleration. 3. Design Review schedule control and acceleration. 4. Major Temporary Works design management. 5. Variation Order claim and treatment. 6. Oct. 1997 ~ Apr. 2000: Worked for the Evergreen Construction Company as Manager of the Engineering Department. In these period of time, Major involved projects were (1) Taipei city Ambassador Hotel Smart Residential Building (2) Taichung County Hou-li incinerator (3) Kaohsiung County Tselake Evergreen Hotel. Performance: After worked as a structural detail designer for 10 years, I joined the construction company starting to learn the construction detail and the management, including the contract negotiation, procurement, worker and technician mobilization, the client coordination, complicated interface coordination, the schedule control and management. In the project of Taichung County Hou-li incinerator, I successfully set a good plan and achieved the extremely tight schedule; highly praised by the client. Experience and Responsibilities 1. Contract Negotiation. 2. Construction plan and schedule. 3. Construction Department management. 4. Construction Mobilization. 7. Nov. 1988 ~ Oct. 1997: Worked for T.Y.Lin International, Taiwan Branch, as the senior Structure Engineer. Major involved projects including (1) Sun Yet-Sen Freeway Xizhi to Wugu Elevated Widening Program (2) Executive Yuan Communication Bureau’s Public TV Station (3) Taipei City Middle Capacity Mucha Line BR3, BR4 Stations (4) Taipei City MCT Elevated Bridge Structure Design (5) Taiwan Provincial Housing and Development Bureau, Tibet (Sichang) Bridge (6) Keelung Harbour VTC Control Tower.
  • 6. Curriculum Vitae of Wen-Kai Chen Performance: During this period of time, I have learned all the structural design skills including (1) the design specification, ACI, AASHTO, CALTRAN, EUROCODE (2) the structural analysis programs, SAP, ETABS (3) the seismic and ductile design. Through lots of detail structural analysis and design, I was very familiar with the structural behaviors during different loading conditions. And since each design project need to satisfy the client’s requirement, I was familiar with how to coordinate with the clients as well. Of course, every design should consider the project manpower saving, thus to achieve the budged control; I was familiar with standardize the analysis, design and the drawing procedure. Experience and Responsibilities 1. Design specifications. 2. Analysis and design commercial software. 3. Design schedule control and management. 4. Interface coordination. 8. Jul. 1987 ~ Nov. 1988: Work for Sinotech Geotechnic Corperation as a junior civil engineer. Major involved projects including (1) Metropolitan Area Soil and Foundation Investigation (2) Hillside Development Geotechnical Boring and Investigation. Performance: During this period of time, I have learned the geotechnical investigation skills including (1) the site geotechnical investigation plan (2) the soil lab test result analysis (3) the workmanship of the drilling, SPT, CPT (4) the foundation bearing capacity analysis, including pile, spread footing, caisson, mat foundation (5) the geotechnical commercial software (5) the slope stability analysis and design. Experience and Responsibilities 1. Geotechnical investigation. 2. Geotechnical analysis. 3. Foundation bearing capacity analysis. 4. Slope stability analysis. 5. Soil lab test result analysis.