Standardization of Intelligent Design Processes
Monday, July 13 | 1 p.m. CentralCurrent substation engineering and design processes are undergoing a fundamental transformation. Engineers are being tasked to do more with less. Project scopes evolve, requirements and regulations mount, while deadlines and budgets remain constant or, even worse, tighten. These are the challenges of modern-day substation engineering projects. Learn how the benefits of a standardized approach using intelligent design processes can solve these issues, drive quality, create consistency and mitigate project risk.
Ross Trausch | Burns & McDonnell
Ross Trausch, PE, is a project manager and electrical engineer at Burns & McDonnell. His responsibilities include project management, substation design, engineering management and project development. He has experience with substation, transmission line and network projects from 34.5-kV to 500-kV.
Michael Chasser | Burns & McDonnell
Michael is a senior electrical designer specializing in power substation physical design. His responsibilities include developing substation layouts from conceptual design to finished project, along with defining and implementing solutions to retrofit projects. He is also an accomplished CAD operator specializing in the use of AutoCAD, MicroStation and Autodesk Inventor.
