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<br />Sal Sheikh, P.E.
<br />Lead Structural Engineer
<br />Mr. Sheikh has over four decades of experience related to water
<br />resources, public works, bridges, transportation, and
<br />environmental engineering for public and private sectors.
<br />Projects include water and wastewater treatment plants,
<br />reservoirs, pump stations, lift stations, well facilities, flood control
<br />channels, culverts and encasements, bridges, soundwalls and
<br />retaining walls. Mr. Sheikh is also experienced in inspection,
<br />repair, retrofit and rehabilitation of reservoirs and pump stations.
<br />Project Experience
<br />Civic Center Stormwater Lift Stations — Preliminary Study,
<br />Santa Ana, California. City of Santa Ana. Structural Engineer.
<br />Michael Baker was retained by the City of Santa Ana to
<br />perform a preliminary study of two stormwater pump stations
<br />located within the Civic Center area. Both pump stations have
<br />been experiencing leakage and flooding problems during the EI
<br />Nino season of 2016 and the City Intends to upgrade the lift
<br />stations before the next large storm event. The preliminary
<br />study included on-site inspections and visual assessments of
<br />the structure, electrical equipment, mechanical equipment, and
<br />general conditions of each facility,
<br />Los Alamitos Pump Station and Retarding Basin, Orange
<br />and Los Angeles Counties, California. County of Orange.
<br />Structures Project Manager. Responsible for structural design
<br />for this new facility. Michael Baker prepared plans,
<br />specifications, and estimates for a view 800 eft storm water
<br />pump station with engine driven pumps to replace the existing
<br />Los Alamitos facility for the County of Orange. The project
<br />included four natural gas engine driven mixed flow pumps, and
<br />a sump pump system with a capacity of 3,000 gpm. Work
<br />Included preparation of a value engineering report, final
<br />engineering report, hydrology and hydraulic routing, best
<br />management practices for improving water quality, inspection
<br />and analysis of existing 2,400 If of 54 -inch discharge piping,
<br />Phase I and II environmental assessments, geotechnical
<br />investigation, CEQA, permit processing, and coordination with
<br />agencies and homeowner associations. Michael Baker also
<br />provided structural design for the new facility. The structure is
<br />an above grade engine room and pump room with a below
<br />grade wet well leading to the retarding basin with an inlet apron
<br />and series of trash racks.
<br />Years of Experience: 44
<br />Education/Training:
<br />M.S., 1972, Civil
<br />Engineering/Structures,
<br />University of Michigan at Ann
<br />Arbor
<br />B.S., 1970, Civil Engineering,
<br />University of Karachi Pakistan
<br />Licenses/Certifl cations:
<br />Professional Engineer- Civil,
<br />Callfomla,1981, 32677
<br />Professional Engineer- Civil,
<br />Arizona, 2000, 34539
<br />Professional Engineer- Civil,
<br />Nevada, 2000,14418
<br />Professional Engineer - Civil,
<br />Ohio, 1976, 41224
<br />Professional Engineer -Civil,
<br />Utah, 2013, 8546772-2202
<br />Professional Engineer - Civil,
<br />Guam, 2015,1841
<br />Professional Affiliations:
<br />American Society of Civil
<br />Engineers, Life Member
<br />Structural Engineer Association
<br />of Southern California,
<br />Member
<br />Structural Engineering
<br />Certification Board
<br />Amercan Concrete Institute, Member
<br />American Raihvay Engineering and
<br />Maintenance -of -Warr Association,
<br />Member
<br />,MTnRATIONAL Sal Sheikh, P.E.
<br />25B-61
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