Micah Piippo

Micah Piippo

Beaverton, Oregon, United States
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Micah holds a strategic position at Intel's Technology Development Construction group…

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    Activities and Societies: Pi Kappa Alpha

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  • Fundamentals of Project Management

    PRM600

  • Management Principles

    GM600

  • Project Planning and Estimating

    PRM601

  • Project Risk Management

    PRM614

Projects

  • Olympic Class (144-Car) Ferries

    - Present

    The new 144-car ferries under construction at US Fab will provide commuters, residents, tourists and all who depend on marine highway transportation with:

    - Increased passenger comfort
    - Room for more passengers and vehicles with wider lanes
    - Improved safety
    - Improved ADA access
    - Minimized environmental impact
    - Reduced operating costs with better fuel efficiency

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  • Plutonium Finishing Plant (PFP)

    The Plutonium Finishing Plant was the final step at the Hanford Site in producing plutonium used in the U.S. nuclear weapons program during the Cold War. Other facilities on the Hanford Site fabricated, irradiated and processed more than 20 million pieces of baton-shaped uranium fuel pieces, called slugs. Plutonium liquids were sent to the Plutonium Finishing Plant, where workers used chemical processing and furnaces to fabricate plutonium metal, primarily hockey puck-shaped pieces called…

    The Plutonium Finishing Plant was the final step at the Hanford Site in producing plutonium used in the U.S. nuclear weapons program during the Cold War. Other facilities on the Hanford Site fabricated, irradiated and processed more than 20 million pieces of baton-shaped uranium fuel pieces, called slugs. Plutonium liquids were sent to the Plutonium Finishing Plant, where workers used chemical processing and furnaces to fabricate plutonium metal, primarily hockey puck-shaped pieces called buttons. The plutonium buttons were stored in the high-security vault complex until they were shipped to sites that formed the metal into pieces that went into nuclear weapons.

    With the last of that material removed in November 2009, work at PFP is focused on decontaminating and decommissioning hundreds of pieces of equipment and preparing the PFP complex for demolition by 2016.

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