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Keagan Fortier Baker Concrete Construction Internship - Summer 2016

Baker Concrete Summer Internship 2016

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Keagan FortierBaker Concrete Construction

Internship - Summer 2016

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• 4th Year Civil Engineering Major at Michigan Tech• Beaverton, Michigan• Competitive Paintball (Class AA) for Tech

Michigan Tech

Beaverton

The Great White North

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Low Avg. HighTemp -20° 60° 96°

With wind-chill: As low as -40°

(1800 miles North)

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Pasts Internships:

Spicer Group Inc.:• Paving and roadway project inspection• Pipework inspection• Aggregate & Soil Erosion evaluation

Nowak & Fraus Engineers:• Concrete flatwork project• Material Testing & Documentation• Surveying

Pontiac, Michigan

Saginaw, Michigan

Summer 2014

Summer 2015

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Goals:• Pinpoint interest within construction industry• Decide on graduate school• Make a positive impact & give back

Internship Outline

Challenges:• Language barrier• Physically demanding work• Learning AutoCAD & drawing 3D• Learning design procedure

Responsibilities:• Formwork fabrication carpentry in the Yard• Using PowerPoint and AutoCAD in the Engineering dept.• Various onsite tasks

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My Project!

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The Yard – Baker’s Backbone

Safety• Incident Injury Free training• The safety “wake-up call”Quality• Form and function• Strength of design• Waste reduction

Production• Efficiency and industrial technique• Mass production practice• Grit and focus

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Engineering Dept. – AutoCAD

Each level is about ~25,000sfand 500 yds of concrete!

Panorama’s 82nd floor formwork • Cleaning structural files• Placing formwork• Drawing sectional views

Cleaning file… Placing Formwork

Drawing sections

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Flying Form Panel Boom• Understanding purpose and idea• Considerations and constraints• Concept sketches and math• Strength and utility of design

Engineering Dept. – Design Project

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Engineering Dept. – Design Project• Picking a design• Learning AutoCAD 3D• Combining opinions efficiently

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Seeing sunrise at 4600ft

Visiting job sites - Panorama

Working with the Layout crew at Panorama

Layout crew• Control lines• Shear wall and column offsets• Formwork positioning

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Visiting job sites – Solitaire

Above: Touring thetransfer level

Ongoing work on the top deck

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Visiting job sites – Biscayne Beach Club

Above: Completing the 300ft decorative ribbon at the top of the penthouse suite

• Seeing a finished product

• Understanding formwork design

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Visiting job sites – All Aboard Florida Rail Project

`Shoring inside one of the Cores on-siteA crane resting under a Pier

`• Challenges of a large site layout• Seeing a rail project for the first time

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Working on site – Pouring Concrete

Pouring the 8th level garage at Biscayne Beach

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Pouring around 240ydson Panorama’s 46th floor!

• Safety, Quality & Production• “Seeing inside” a slab• Chute, Floats, Come-along, etc.

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Training / Certifications

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• Rigging / Crane signaling• Cargo Securement• OSHA Nail Gun Safety presentation• OSHA 10 Const. Industry Training

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Caring about communities

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Internship Takeaways

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Planning my future• Graduate school for Civil Eng. Structural Design• Pinpointing construction as the industry I want to work in

Dynamics of an ongoing project• Logistics and materials• Synergy between departments• Overcoming challenges by utilizing resources

Personal growth: Learning what makes a “better” engineer• Flexibility – experience in multiple perspectives• Initiative – taking advantage of opportunity• Critical thinking – i.e. predictive modeling

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Thank You!

Interns: Matt Beauchamp, Manny Wheaton, Nicolette Somers, Joey Valentino, Mike Dunton, Jahza Klochko, Jake Hess, Luis Uriostegui, Sean Klapperich, Aaron Luurtsema, Ryan Patton, Adam Duffin, Alex Vento, etc.

Mark Meholovich – Talent Coordinator

Jennifer Santana – Talent Coordinator

Michael Hernandez – Eng. Mngr.Bryce Roberts – Form Design Eng.Bruce Hayda – Form Design Eng.

Lee James - Form Design Eng.Thomas Engel

Gregory Myers John Hook – Head Mechanic

Craig Toreky – Assistant MechanicDeborah DavisWillie Crockett

DavidJose DeLosSantos

Ricardo LameriaKevin RowswellDamian Wilcox

Sam Henderson – Safety Mngr.

Neal Card – Yard SupervisorKenny Figueroa – Yard ForemanRamon Valdes – Yard SafetyTori Bunnell – ForemanTerrell Stephens – Forklift Op.Fidel Nunez-GutierrezThomas EngelAlberto Hechavarria-QuintanaRaymond FigueroaMaurice HardawaySteven KopeManuel PintoDavid GutierrezTomas AvilaKeyro AcostaJay