Nolan - Phil 2010-Ver2

Professional Membership
Philip Nolan, P. Eng.

Member: NAPEGG – Northwest Structural Engineer
Territories and Nunavut
Association of Professional
Engineers & Geoscientists
Education Philip has a Degree in Civil Engineering from McGill University in Civil
Engineering and has over twenty five years of progressive and responsible
Bachelors in Engineering experience in various aspects of engineering.
McGill University,
Montreal, Quebec, 1981
Philip is responsible for all design and engineering work in his current
Permafrost Engineering- Short position. He is an expert modeling building systems on computer programs
Course, 42 hours, University of such as ROBOT Millennium 2010, 2D/3D Frame Analysis and REVIT Structure
Alberta, Edmonton, AB, June 2010.
2009
He works effectively with other project team members developing
Fall Protection Training for
practical cost effective engineering solutions for the structural design of
Engineers, 57 hour course with
Sulowski Fall Protection buildings and public spaces.
Consultants Ltd., 2008
Philip takes pride in preparing designs which meet the intent of the
Welding Inspector, Level 1, partners whom he works with. He is comfortable working with wood,
Canadian Welding Bureau, 2005 concrete and steel.
Employment History Philip enjoys taking continuing education courses relevant to

structural engineering and building design. Most recently, he has completed a
StructureAll Ltd., Yellowknife, NT
course on Permafrost Engineering offered thru the University of Alberta.
1999 - Present
FSC Group, Yellowknife, NT Two years ago, he completed a comprehensive course for Fall
1995-1999 Protection Training for Engineers.
Self Employed - In 2005, Philip achieved a Level 1 Welding Inspector Certification

Edmonton, AB 1993-1995
from the Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB).
Brown Engineering Ltd.
Edmonton, AB 1991-1993 Philip is the Retained Engineer for eight member firms of the Canadian
Welding Bureau (CWB) in the Northwest Territories. In this role, Philip
Foundation Company of Canada ensures welding practices for the member firms he represent meet CSA
Toronto, ON 1988-1991 Standards.
Reid Crowther and Partners Ltd.
Edmonton, AB 1986-1988
In his spare time, Philip enjoys cycling, travel and reading. He is a
volunteer for Meals on Wheels in Yellowknife.
GNWT, Public Works
Yellowknife, NT 1982-1986
McCormick Rankin Ltd.

Toronto, ON
1981-1982
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Philip Nolan, P. Eng. REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT PROFILE
Representative projects for which Philip Nolan has had overall design
responsibility, include:
• RCMP Headquarters, Yellowknife, NT: This building complex has

been constructed in parts and renovated extensively over the years.
Philip provided general engineering services to identify and design a
Fall Protection System complete with controlled access zones and
weighted guardrail systems.
• Community Centre, Whati, NT: This project employed a number of

challenging framing requirements. The Upper roof area was tilted form
one corner to the other requiring auxiliary views to prepare proper
engineering plans. A sloping wall in the support area required careful
detailing of anchorage connections.
• CBC Building, Yellowknife, NT: Phil worked with a local Architectural

firm to develop plans and details for an addition to the office space.
This additional office space required demolition of an existing lower
roof. This project was completed while the building was occupied by
carefully staging construction activities. This project also included
preparation of a Fall Protection Plan for the other side of the building
where snow removal warranted protection of workers.
• Library Building, Baker Lake, NT: This project was a low rise steel
braced frame using open web steel joists, HSS steel columns and
wide flange steel beams.
• Nanuk Place 4 Plex, Inuvik, NT: This project involved the installation
of wide flange transfer beams under an existing occupied building in
order to provide an alternate new foundation for the failed untreated
timber piles which had been in service for close to fifty years.
• Office Space Recovery, Process Plant, Diavik Diamond Mines Inc.:

This project involved construction of new office space within an area
of the process plant. Careful attention to accommodating existing
materials resulted in additional office space for office workers.

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Professional Membership

Philip Nolan, P. Eng.

Employment History Philip enjoys taking continuing education courses relevant to

Self Employed - In 2005, Philip achieved a Level 1 Welding Inspector Certification

McCormick Rankin Ltd.

• RCMP Headquarters, Yellowknife, NT: This building complex has

• Community Centre, Whati, NT: This project employed a number of

• CBC Building, Yellowknife, NT: Phil worked with a local Architectural

• Office Space Recovery, Process Plant, Diavik Diamond Mines Inc.:

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