SUMMER AT HYPERION
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SUMMER AT HYPERION - Exposed to industry work experience - Enhanced technical writing skills - Gained practical experience with “Scheduling Program” - Introduced to technical vocabulary used in industry - Accomplished daily objectives set by Project management Team leaders Being involved in such an extensive project displayed the critical role that project management plays on the efficiency of project deliverables. In addition, the daily interaction with professional engineers allowed us to better understand the approach and ethics that must be employed by a project management team, in order to execute a multimillion dollar project such as this one. We want to thank the National Science Foundation and the Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) program for providing this rewarding experience; additionally, we would like to thank the Bureau of Sanitation for opening their doors and creating a learning environment. Special thanks to Sam Alavi, Eduardo Perez and the project management team at Hyperion Treatment Plant for This summer Bernie and Angel had the opportunity to intern at the Hyperion Treatment Plant located at El Segundo, CA. There, they were part of a Project Management Office that managed and oversaw existing projects. As interns, they were gradually integrated into the Los Angeles Wastewater Integrated Network Systems (LAWINS) Project. A project that was started in 2011 with the objective of replacing the outdated control systems that facilitates plant operations through the city of LA. Under the supervision of Professional Engineers, they accomplished tasks for the LAWINS project that employed and expanded their Civil Engineering skills. - Documented weekly meeting minutes and agenda - Reviewed project documents - Performed quality assurance on specs and quantity take offs - Carried out administrative tasks - Reviewed and compiled change order request - Assisted with the scheduling and planning NSF Grant # DUE0653277 Introduction Methods Results Conclusion Acknowledgeme nts Angel Morales Bernabe Reyna anferk33@hotmail .com berniereyna@yaho o.com SDS U civil engineerin g Rendering of future control room at Hyperion Treatment plant The LAWINS project will help maintain a clean environment for years to come. Los Angeles sewer system map Bernie next to one of the clarifiers during a tour of the Hyperion Treatment Plant
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SUMMER AT HYPERION
- Exposed to industry work experience
- Enhanced technical writing skills
- Gained practical experience with “Scheduling Program”
- Introduced to technical vocabulary used in industry
- Accomplished daily objectives set by Project management Team leaders
Being involved in such an extensive project displayed the critical role that project management plays on the efficiency of project deliverables. In addition, the daily interaction with professional engineers allowed us to better understand the approach and ethics that must be employed by a project management team, in order to execute a multimillion dollar project such as this one.
We want to thank the National Science Foundation and the Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) program for providing this rewarding experience; additionally, we would like to thank the Bureau of Sanitation for opening their doors and creating a learning environment. Special thanks to Sam Alavi, Eduardo Perez and the project management team at Hyperion Treatment Plant for their mentorship.
This summer Bernie and Angel had the opportunity to intern at the Hyperion Treatment Plant located at El Segundo, CA. There, they were part of a Project Management Office that managed and oversaw existing projects. As interns, they were gradually integrated into the Los Angeles Wastewater Integrated Network Systems (LAWINS) Project. A project that was started in 2011 with the objective of replacing the outdated control systems that facilitates plant operations through the city of LA. Under the supervision of Professional Engineers, they accomplished tasks for the LAWINS project that employed and expanded their Civil Engineering skills.
- Documented weekly meeting minutes and agenda
- Reviewed project documents
- Performed quality assurance on specs and quantity take offs
- Carried out administrative tasks
- Reviewed and compiled change order request
- Assisted with the scheduling and planning
NSF Grant # DUE0653277
Introduction
Methods
Results
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Angel MoralesBernabe Reyna
[email protected]@yahoo.com
SDSU
civil engineering
Rendering of future control room at Hyperion Treatment plant
The LAWINS project will help
maintain a clean
environment for years to come.
Los Angeles sewer
system map
Bernie next to one of the
clarifiers during a tour of the
Hyperion Treatment Plant
