1. Stanley M. White, P.E., D.PE [RET], D.CE [RET], P.Eng [RET]
Positions Held
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2013
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Stanley White Engineering, LLC
Principal
Mr. White is a consulting engineer providing project management
and engineering expertise to offshore wind projects in the US
including LEEDCo (Lake Erie) and Fishermen’s Energy (Atlantic
City, NJ). Expert witness services relating to port and coastal
engineering insurance and legal claims.
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2014
2016
Fishermen’s Energy, LLC
Program Director
Mr. White served on the Fishermen’s Energy team starting in 2013
as a technical consultant. In mid-2014 Mr. White joined
Fishermen’s Energy as the the Program Director. Mr. White was
responsible for the management of the US Department of Energy
$50m grant, supervises all technical aspects of the project
including construction planning and supervises the regulatory
review process (Federal and State).
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Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc.
Principal (Part Time)
Mr. White was a consulting engineer providing project
management and engineering expertise to offshore wind projects
in the US.
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1983
2012
Ocean and Coastal Consultants, Inc.
President and Founder
Mr. White was in responsible charge of all engineering and
financial operations of the nationally recognized port and coastal
engineering consulting firm. The Firm was sold in 2007 to the US
subsidiary of COWI A/S, a leading Danish consultancy. Mr. White
was appointed President of COWI USA, Inc. (now COWI North
America, Inc.) after the acquisition and held that position until the
end of 2011.

2. Stanley M. White, P.E., D.PE [RET], D.CE [RET], P.Eng [RET]
Positions Held
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From: 1986
To: 1992
Organization: Fairfield Dock Company
Title: Vice President
Summary: Mr. White was in responsible charge of a marine construction
company that operated in Long Island Sound and the Hudson
River. Projects ranged from residential piers and seawalls to
major waterfront developments which included bulkheads and
marinas. Mr. White was responsible for labor and equipment
utilization, business development and QA/QC.
From: 1980
To: 1983
Organization: Han Padron Associates
Title: Project Manager
Summary: Mr. White performed preliminary studies, final designs, cost
estimating, preparation of technical specifications and construction
supervision for various new and rehabilitated marine structures
including petroleum terminals, coal transshipment terminals,
floating breakwaters and single point moorings.
From: 1979
To: 1980
Organization: Dravo-Van Houton
Title: Project Engineer
Summary: Mr. White participated in the design of a new Tanker Berth at the
Exxon Terminal in Bayonne, NJ. The design for which Mr. White
was responsible included new mooring and breasting dolphins. Mr.
White was responsible for the failure investigation and redesign of
the Azzawia Refinery breakwater in Libya.
From: 1976
To: 1979
Organization: J. Ray McDermott
Title: Engineer
Summary: Mr. White was a member of an in-house consulting group for this
worldwide leader in the offshore industry. Mr. White was involved
with a range of engineering assignments for this offshore
contractor. Mr. White was a primary designer for the installation
equipment used to install an offshore oil rig in 1,025 feet of water.
Mr. White oversaw the design and fabrication of a unique 1,200
metric tonne crane in Germany.

3. Stanley M. White, P.E., D.PE [RET], D.CE [RET], P.Eng [RET]
Positions Held
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From: 1973
To: 1976
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Title: Research Assistant
Summary: Mr. White was responsible for the design and model testing of a hot
water diffuser discharge system for the Maine Power Plant in Casco
Bay, Maine. This work involved creation of a physical model of
Casco Bay that included a full range of tidal current variations. As
part of his thesis, Mr. White performed research on the
transmission coefficient of rubble mound breakwaters. Mr. White
was under contract to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and his
work became part of the USACOE Shore Protection Manual.