Jason L. Haraway has over 10 years of experience in civil/structural engineering working on large industrial projects. He has designed hundreds of miscellaneous support structures and reviewed other engineers' work for the Cameron LNG Project. For the Shintech Ethane Cracker Project, he designed the foundation materials estimate for a tower crane. On the MOX Project, he engineered over 15 typical raceway support standards, trained new employees, and coordinated a team of 7 engineers. He also has experience in construction management and heavy equipment operation on farms.

1. Jason L. Haraway, P.E.
37240 Corvette Drive
Prairieville, LA 70769
256.366.3760
harawayjason@gmail.com
Education UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLE, HUNTSVILLE, AL
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, May 2011
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER # 40886
Experience CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, CB&I
March 2012 – present
• Cameron LNG Project:
o As the Design Engineer I developed hundreds of miscellaneous support structures while also re-
evaluating the existing steel.
o As the Engineer Checker I reviewed and checked other engineer’s completed drawings and
accompanying calculations.
• Shintech Ethane Cracker Project:
o Designed foundation materials estimate for a Liebherr 710 HC-L tower crane for project bid
proposal.
• MOX Project:
o Work on DOE nuclear project that contains an estimated 47,000 linear feet of cable tray and 80
miles of pipe
o Designed 15+ typical raceway supports standards that now account for more than 25% of the
raceway supports on the entire project
o Engineered cable tray and pipe supports
o Trained new employees on MOX procedures, software, and nuclear standards
o Engineer Checker and design-verified other engineer’s calculation and drawing packages
o Coordinated a group of 7 engineers on pipe support design
• Exxon:
o First CB&I Plant Services project with Exxon in Baton Rouge
o Developed front-end engineering design (FEED)
SOS STAFFING – COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
August 2011 – March 2012
• Construction / Field Engineer:
o Headed demolition in an active office building for a retrofit as needed for additional roof
equipment loads
o Site Manager for residential home construction
o Planned office relocation, demolition and material recycling
o On-site variable loading analysis
HARAWAY FARMS – ROGERSVILLE, AL
September 2003 – July 2011
• Manager, heavy equipment operator, mechanic
Technical Knowledge
AutoCAD, Microstation, STAAD, MathCAD, Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Acrobat Pro, GT STRUDL,
Mat3D, Limcon, SmartPlant, Navisworks
Design Standards ACI 318, AISC, ASCE 7, ASD, LRFD, OSHA, NEMA, IBC, ASTM