Chemstress
Ray Yurick is a seasoned Senior Process Engineer at Chemstress Consultant Co., where responsibilities include engineering improvements, upgrades, and safety systems for refineries and specialty chemical plants since July 1993. Previous experience includes serving as a Senior Engineer at Middough Inc. from July 2003 to August 2004 and as a Process Engineer at MK-Ferguson Company from 1987 to 1993. Educational qualifications include a Master of Science (M.S.) in Chemical Engineering from The Ohio State University (1983-1986) and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Chemical Engineering from The University of Akron (1978-1983), along with early experience as a Co-operative Education Student at The University of Akron from 1981 to 1983.
Chemstress
Chemstress is a full service, multi-disciplined engineering organization offering engineering / design, procurement, construction, construction management, EPCM and EPC services to a broad range of markets. Chemstress maintains all relevant disciplines in-house to evaluate, design and complete projects. Our skills and experience ensure the ability to successfully undertake “grassroots” projects as well as provide expansions, upgrades, and related modifications to existing facilities. The Chemstress team of Engineers, Architects, Designers, Project Managers and Support Staff are highly experienced and dedicated to its client’s success. From concept to complete facility, Chemstress offers a broad range of services including: Project Scoping FEED / Front-End Loading (FEL 1,2,3) Detailed Engineering Project Estimating Project Management Construction Management Design / Build On-Site Resources Facility Inspections / Evaluations Investment Evaluations Chemstress projects are diverse in both scope and size. Our technical resources, combined with our in-depth experience, allow Chemstress to provide specialty services that will optimize your next project. Specialty services include: 3D Laser Scanning Integration Trained PHA Leaders & Participants Experienced Mechanical Integrity Engineers (OSHA 1910) Facility Logistics Process Modeling & Simulation Building / Fire / Safety Codes Analyses Dynamic Structural Analysis of Complex Structures Materials of Construction & Pipe Stress Analysis Arc Flash Model Development & Updates PLC and DCS Specification and Logic Definition