Completed Projects D. Scott Lane

D. Scott Lane, P.E. EDUCATION:  Graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 1997 with a B.S.in Mechanical Engineering. EXPERIENCE:  WATTS Services, Inc. - Vice President and TAB Division Manager.  A B.S. in mechanical engineering coupled with seven years of experience in the HVAC field has led to a working knowledge of a broad and diverse range of environmental systems and related pneumatic and digital controls.  Additional experience and education include trade courses completed for hydronic system(s) maintenance, heating/cooling load calculation, duct design, modern refrigeration and air conditioning, and proportional controls for HVAC systems.  Present responsibilities include estimation and bidding of TAB projects, supervision and performance of TAB projects (air and hydronic), and assemblage of final TAB reports. MILLS Engineering - Worked full time (1997-1999) for mechanical engineering consulting firm after receiving B.S. in mechanical engineering.  Performed mechanical ventilation evaluations of industrial textile HVAC systems and provided clients with a detailed report of testing results, inspection findings, and recommendations for enhanced system(s) operation.  Also supervised two other teams of technicians performing the same types of evaluations.  Developed a checklist type of inspection system for textile process machinery which, after implemented, decreased labor by 25% with a corresponding increase in net profits.  Resigned position in May 1999 to become TAB division manager at WATTS Services, Inc. Mills Engineering - Worked part time during college (1992-1997) with mechanical engineering consulting firm specialized in the design, testing, and evaluation of industrial textile HVAC system components.  Performed mechanical evaluations of industrial air washers and air filtration systems.  Evaluations included measurement of air flows via pitot tube traverse, measurement and balancing of hydronic systems, static pressure readings and profiles of fans and air moving equipment, and balancing of suction static pressures at individual textile process machinery. ORGANIZATIONS  NSPE, National Society of Professional Engineers Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Fraternity) NEBB, National Environmental Balancing Bureau, Mid-South Environmental Balancing Bureau Chapter NC LICENSES          Professional Engineer (# 30500) North Carolina Home Inspector (Inactive # 1401) NEBB Certified Professional, Certification (#3189)