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<br />Jonathan S. Kreiner, Ph.D., PE
<br />Division Manager
<br />PBS&J
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<br />Education
<br />Ph.D., Civil Engineering-
<br />Structures, University of
<br />Florida, 1996
<br />M.S., Civil Engineering -
<br />Structures, University of
<br />Illinois, 1993
<br />B.S., Ocean Engineering-
<br />Structures, Florida Institute of
<br />Technology, 1991
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<br />Reg istrati ons/Licenses
<br />Professional Engineer
<br />Florida, 54484, 1999
<br />U.S. Virgin Islands, 609E,
<br />1996
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<br />Certifications
<br />Certitied General Contractor
<br />(CGC), Florida (062005), 2002
<br />Certitied Special Building Inspector
<br />(CBI), Florida (2012),2001
<br />Professional Association of Diving
<br />Instructors (P AD\)-Certified
<br />Rescue Scuba Diver, 1995
<br />PADI-Certified Medical First Aid
<br />and CPR, 1995
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<br />Dr. Kreiner is a division manager in PBS&J's architecture and engineering
<br />division in the Orlando, Florida office. He has 17 years of primarily structural
<br />engineering, project management, college-level instruction, and general
<br />construction experience for varied public agencies and private companies. His
<br />relevant computer skills include:
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<br />Systems: Apple/MAC, MS-DOS/Windows, UNIX.
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<br />Languages: BASIC, FORTRAN, PASCAL, MACHINE, HYPERSCRIPT.
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<br />Programs: ACAD, Excel, SST AN, ANSYS, MathCAD, STRUCAD3D,
<br />RAM STEEL, PATRAN, PCABEAM/COl, WAllDEZ, ADAPT, WordPerfect,
<br />Microsoft Word, ENERCAlC, STAADIII.
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<br />Dr. Kreiner's PBS&J project experience includes:
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<br />Seminole Community College Building "K" Renovations, Seminole County,
<br />Florida. Senior engineer responsible for the production of structural design
<br />documents used for pennitting and construction purposes. This extensive $ 12
<br />million renovation project was for the Seminole Community College campus,
<br />and the project objective was to improve and expand an existing 35,000-square-
<br />foot, 25-year-old facility into a new 70,000-square-foot facility.
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<br />Stovall Building Repairs, Citrus County, Florida. Senior engineer responsible
<br />for the production of structural design documents used for permitting and
<br />construction purposes. This $ I million renovation project for Citrus County
<br />involved structural, mechanical, and electrical disciplines. The project objective
<br />was to improve various structural and mechanical systems for an existing
<br />25,000-square-foot, six-year-old facility.
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<br />Harry Potter Land at Universal Studios, Orlando, Florida. Senior engineer
<br />responsible for the production of structural design documents to be used for a
<br />variety of new attraction facilities at Islands of Adventure - Universal Studios,
<br />Florida. The new $200 million development project included the complete
<br />replacement and expansion of an older attraction facility.
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<br />Mexico Pavilion Renovations at The Experimental Prototype Community of
<br />Tomorrow (EPCOT), Orlando, Florida. Senior engineer responsible for the
<br />production of structural design documents to be used for pennitting and
<br />construction purposes. This S I million renovation project was for Walt Disney
<br />World's EPCOT Center, and the project objective was to improve and expand an
<br />existing tequila bar, kitchen area, restrooms, and cantina.
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<br />ARAMCO Corporate Data Center, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Senior engineer
<br />responsible for structural quality control review of construction documents. This
<br />extensive $800 million development project was for the Saudi Arabian Oil
<br />Company. The project objective was to ensure that structural engineering
<br />practices complied with applicable building codes, industry standards, and
<br />ARAMCO standards for a new 400,000-square-foot facility.
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