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Professional Structural Engineer

Providing Structural Engineering and Full Structural Drafting, and Special Structural Inspections as Required

Expert Resource For Commercial & Residential Structural Engineering & Special Structural Inspection

I have 25 years of structural engineering experience. I am honest and hardworking and will do whatever is needed to get the job done right the first time. I respond quickly to service calls and deploy a personalized, hands-on approach to every project for 100 percent satisfaction. A brief summary of services is as follows:

Management of project design, budget, scheduling, initializing and servicing client contracts, addressing the client’s needs, and coordination of construction changes, additions, etc.
Working knowledge of the latest building codes and design practices for steel structures, concrete structures, wood and masonry structures, and general analysis (e.g., existing structures, secondary structures, non-building structures, and computer verification)
Defining the scope of work
Excellent communication skills, written and verbal
Reading and interpreting drawings
Determining the method of analysis and applicable code requirements
Building mathematical models and designing economic structures
Use of professional judgment in making design assumptions
Integrating design requirements and organizing calculations
Integrating analysis and design
Following through from design into drawings and details
Sketching details
Applying quality control procedures to calculations and construction documents
Modifying structural elements as a result of coordinating with other disciplines
Special inspections
Surveying skills

NOLL Development, llc provides the following:

Full-Service Engineering and Structural Drafting
Self-Certified Drawings through the City of Phoenix
Structural Peer Review through the City of Phoenix
Special Structural Inspection Certified
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Structural Observation
Underpinning of foundations through AZ Helical Piers
Crack Investigations and repair procedures
PT Slabs on Grade
Custom Home Design
Commercial buildings
Signs
Engineered foundations

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Peter Noll, S.E.

Registration No. 57179

Noll Development, llc

In business since February 2006

REF: Structural Engineer

Structural Analysis

Lateral Analysis

1. Analysis of Structures
1.1 Lateral Forces: Wind; Horizontal Seismic; Vertical Seismic; Dynamic Earth Pressure

1.2 Lateral Force Distribution: Statics (e.g., determinate and indeterminate, location of forces and moments, free-body diagrams); Seismic Design Categories (C and lower); Seismic Design Categories (D and higher); Seismic Static Force Procedures; Seismic Dynamic Force Procedures; Configuration Of A Structural System To Resist Effects Of Horizontal Torsional Moments; Relative Rigidity Force Distribution; Horizontal/Plan And Vertical Irregularities; Flexible Diaphragms; Rigid Diaphragms; Simplified Wind; Wind Analytic Procedures; Wind Components and Cladding; Main Wind Force Resisting Systems

1.3 Methods: Computer-Generated Structural Analysis Techniques (e.g., modeling, interpreting, and verifying results); Simplified Analysis Methods (e.g., influence lines, portal frame method/cantilever method)

2. Design And Detailing Of Structures
2.1 General Structural Considerations: Load Combinations; Serviceability Requirements: Building Drift; Anchorage of a Structural System to Resist Uplift and Sliding Forces; Components, Attachments, and Cladding, Redundancy Factors; Over Strength; Ductility Requirements; Abutment/Pier Seat Width

2.2 Structural Systems Integration: Structural Systems To Resist Effects Of Lateral Forces; Constructability; Strengthening Existing Systems: Seismic Retrofit; Details; System Compatibility

2.3 Methods: Ordinary Moment Frames; Intermediate Moment-Resisting Frames; Special Moment-Resisting Frames; Bracing; Ordinary Concentric Braced Frames; Special Concentric Braced Frames; Eccentric Braced Frames; Bridge Piers

2.4 Light Gage/Cold-Formed Steel: Metal Deck Diaphragms; Light-Framed Wall Systems (e.g., shear wall systems)

2.5 Concrete: Ordinary Or Intermediate Shear Walls; Special Shear Walls; Ordinary Or Intermediate Moment-Resisting Frames; Special Moment-Resisting Frames; Diaphragms; Reinforcement Details (e.g., ductile detailing, anchorage); Bridge Piers; Tilt-Up Construction

2.6 Wood: Shear Walls; Plywood Diaphragms (e.g., drag struts, chords); Plywood Sub-Diaphragms

2.7 Masonry: Flexural-Compression Members; Slender Walls; Ordinary Or Intermediate Shear Walls; Special Shear Walls; Anchorage For Walls (e.g., out-of-plane); Attachment Of Elements To Masonry

2.8 Foundations and Retaining Structures: Spread Footings; Piles (concrete, steel, timber); Drilled Shafts/Drilled Piers/Caissons

3 Construction Administration
3.1 Structural observation

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Gravity/vertical Forces Analysis

1. Analysis of Structures
1.1. Loads: Dead; Live; Snow, Including Drifting; Moving (e.g., vehicular, pedestrian, crane); Thermal; Shrinkage And Creep; Impact (e.g., vehicular, crane, and elevator); Settlement; Ponding; Fluid; Ice; Static Earth Pressure; Hydrostatic; Hydraulics (e.g., stream flow, wave action, scour, flood)

1.2. Methods: Statics (e.g., determinate, location of forces and moments, free-body diagrams); Shear And Moment Diagrams; Code Coefficients And Tables; Computer-Generated Structural Analysis Techniques (e.g., modeling, interpreting, and verifying results); Simplified Analysis Methods (e.g., influence lines, portal frame method/cantilever method); Indeterminate Analysis Methods (e.g., deflection compatibility)

2. Design and Details of Structures
2.1 General Structural Considerations: Material Properties And Standards; Load Combinations; Serviceability Requirements; Deflection; Camber; Vibration; Fatigue (for AASHTO concrete and steel); Bearings; Expansion Joints; Corrosion

2.2 Structural Systems Integration: Specifications, Quality Controls And Coordination With Other Disciplines; Constructability; Construction Sequencing; Strengthening Existing Systems: Reinforcing Methods

2.3 Structural Steel: Tension Members; Columns And Compression Members; Base Plates; Beams; Plate Girders-Straight; Plate Girders-Curved; Trusses; Beam-Columns; Connections-Welded; Connections-Bolted; Moment Connections; Weld Design; Composite Steel Design; Relief Angle (e.g., masonry support angle, façade, support angle); Bridge Piers; Bridge Cross-Frame Diaphragms

2.4 Light Gage/Cold-Formed Steel: Framing; Connections; Web crippling

2.5 Concrete: Flexural members (e.g., beams, joists, bridge decks, and slabs); Design for shear; Columns and compression members; Two-way slab systems; Pre-tensioned concrete; Post-tensioned concrete; Attachment of elements and anchorage to concrete (e.g., inserts, attachment plates, dowels); Bridge piers; Crack control; Composite design; Slab-on-grade

2.6 Wood: Sawn beams; Glue-laminated beams; Engineered lumber; Columns; Bearing walls; Trusses; Bolted, nailed, and screwed connections

2.7 Masonry: Flexural members; Compression members; Bearing walls; Detailing (e.g., crack control, deflection, masonry openings)

2.8 Foundations and Retaining Structures: Use of design pressure coefficients (e.g., active, passive, at rest, bearing, coefficient of friction, cohesion); Selection of foundation systems (e.g., based on geotechnical information, boring logs, settlement, and groundwater table); Overturning, sliding and bearing; Combined footings/mat foundations; Piles (concrete, steel, timber); Drilled shafts/drilled piers/caissons; Gravity walls; Anchored walls; Cantilever walls; Basement walls for buildings; Effect of adjacent loads; Use of modulus of sub-grade reaction

2.9 Construction Administration: Procedures for Mitigating Nonconforming Work; Inspection Methods

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