Christian J. Vanderhoef, P.E.

Registered Professional Engineer experienced in pipeline design, hydraulic simulations, environmental engineering, and civil engineering

Education:
B.S., Chemical Engineering, University of Wyoming, 2003

Professional Certifications:
Registered Professional Chemical Engineer, State of Wyoming, PE# 12595

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 (40-Hour Course) February, 2010

Professional Memberships:
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Society of Petroleum Engineers

Professional History:
June 2011 – Present, Chemical Engineer, Gene R. George & Associates, Inc
November 2009 – June 2011, Environmental Engineer, Pilch Engineering
January 2007 – November 2009, Chemical Engineer, Pearl Field Services
December 2003 – January 2007, Civil Engineer, Mentock Engineering

Professional Career:
June 2011 – Present Gene R. George & Associates, Inc.

Developed hydraulics models for injection and production piping for tertiary recovery using dense phase CO₂. Designed metering facility for the custody transfer of dense phase CO₂.
Prepared permit applications for injection wells, SWPPPs, WYPDES, and oil field containment structures.
Provided drainage areas and EUR calculations from reservoir engineering analysis.

November 2009 – June 2011 Pilch Engineering

Provided engineering support and design for several municipal solid waste landfill expansions projects.
Operated and maintained numerous groundwater remediation sites.

January 2007 – November 2009 Pearl Field Services

Project manager and designer of 50mi dense phase CO₂pipeline. Designed metering facility for custody transfer. Developed multiple hydraulic models for CO₂ transmission. Provided bid documents, cost estimates, and procurement for acquisition of materials.
Design roads, pads, pits, and reservoirs for CBM production with AutoCAD Civil 3D.
Provided watershed analysis and culvert sizing.

Continuing Education:
Reservoir Engineering, Petroleum Institute for Continuing Education, 2006

Gas Conditioning and Processing, JM Campbell, 2007

VMGSim, Virtual Materials Group, 2007

Winflow, Gregg Engineering, 2008

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 (40-Hour Course), 2010