Timothy R.

Hahn
3294 Oaknoll Rd Gibsonia, PA 15044 724-831-6320
TRHQAPRO@yahoo.com RELEVANT QUALITY EXPERIENCE: QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM/CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT LEADER September 2010 to Current Siemens Industry, Inc. Drive Technologies, Large Drives, Applications Medium Voltage, New Kensington, PA 15068 Direct responsibilities include the management of the Quality Management System and Continual Improvement activities. Additional responsibilities include Internal Audits, 2nd party Customer Audits and 3rd party ISO 9001:2008 Surveillance and Re-certification Audits; Corrective Action and Preventive Action (CAPA) system. Core member of the Global Engineering Change Management Team, ECM, for QUALITY FIRST activities QUALITY ENGINEER, LEAD QHSE AUDITOR, CSSGB, CMQ/OE, CQE October 2007 to December 2009 Siemens Energy Inc. Siemens Environmental Systems and Services, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Projects include work on Air Pollution Control for Coal Burning Power Plants, FGD, DFGD, WESP/DESP, PJFF. Direct responsibilities included Lead Supplier Quality Engineer for rotating mechanical equipment ; Large Induction Motors, 2500 HP plus, Oxidation blowers, ID Fans, Slurry Pumps, Vacuum Belt Filters. Additional direct responsibilities included the development of an Integrated Management System. The system centered on an ISO 9001:2008 certified Quality Management System with the eventual integration of the ISO 14001:2004 Environment Management Standard and the OHSAS 18001:2007 Health and Safety Guideline. PROJECT QUALITY MANAGER Aquatech International Corporation, Canonsburg, PA March 2006 to October 2007 Responsibilities include the implementation of an ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management Systems for the Mukhaizna Oilfield Development Project located in the Sultanate of Oman. This Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract is for Multi-Vapor Compression (MVC) systems and is valued at $140 million. The systems use MVC technology to desalinate and recycle wastewater generated from enhanced oil recovery system. Direct Quality Responsibilities include: Authoring of the Project Quality Manual, the Project Quality Plan, work instructions and forms. Auditing, selection and continued surveillance of vendors from North America, Europe, the Middle East and Western Asia. Training of project requirements. Raising the awareness of fabricators to the unique special care and handling of Stainless Steel, Austenitic Ferritic Duplex and Super Duplex materials. Application of ASME sections V, VIII, IX &; ASME B31.1 and ASME 31.3 for piping and the American Welding Society (AWS) requirements. Fabrication of 14 Vertical Falling Film Evaporators (each 110 feet in height) to project and ASME engineering and construction standards. Fabrication of 49 Pressure Vessels to project and ASME engineering, construction and U stamping requirements. Fabrication drawings for Pressure Vessels, piping spools, structural fabrications, electrical and piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&IDs). Review of all vendor quality documentation, weld procedures and supporting procedure qualifications (WPS/PQRs) and material test reports and certifications. Review of Non-Destructive Engineering reports and interpretations. Civil Engineering Quality Inspector SOLAR TESTING LABORATORIES, Pittsburgh PA April 2002 to April 2003 Responsibilities included the QA/QC activities for field and laboratory testing and inspection of the following for federal, state and local projects: Various building trades (plumbing, electrical, roofing, etc.) for proper workmanship and compliance to building code and proprietary specifications. Concrete paving and placement; Bituminous asphalt paving and field-testing; Installation of roofing to manufacturers specifications; Land development for project requirements end use including the excavating, grading and inspection of storm and sanitary sewer systems. 1 of 3

Timothy R. Hahn 724-831-6320 QUALITY CONSULTANT T.R. Hahn and Associates, Pittsburgh, PA March 1996 to October 2007 Partial customer list and project scope; Aquatech International Corporation, Canonsburg, PA Project Quality Consultant for the Mukhaizna Oilfield Project NOMOS Corporation, Sewickley, PA Quality System audit against FDA QS requirements for the medical device industry. SGL Carbon Corporation, St. Marys, PA Coordination of Quality activities between carbon manufacturing and machine shop facilities located in St. Marys, PA; Niagara Falls, NY; Dallas, TX; and Portland, OR. Activities also included the auditing, authoring and implementation of quality systems and procedures. These activities successfully obtained ISO 9002 multi-site registration. Subsequent activities gained registration for the expansion of manufacturing activities located in Niagara Falls, NY. Cegelec AEG Automation Systems Corporation Canonsburg, PA. Effective implementation of a cGMP/ISO 9001 quality system for the medical device industry. System was also compliant with QS 9000 where customer required. Product Audit for automated microchip manufacturing and assembly system. Implementation of an OSHA compliant safety program. Fisher Scientific Company, Instrumentation Division, Indiana, PA. Auditing and authoring of ISO 9002 Quality Assurance Manual and Standard Operating Procedures for facility ISO registration. CORPORATE QUALITY COMPLIANCE ADMINISTRATOR November 1993 to March 1996 Fisher Scientific Company, Pittsburgh, PA Responsibilities included: Develop and maintain compliance programs for FDA medical device regulations and ISO 9000 standards. Conduct internal audits of: chemical manufacturing, bulk pharmaceutical and in-vitro diagnostic manufacturing facilities; instrumentation design and manufacturing plants; instrumentation service and repair divisions; nationwide distribution centers. Conduct external audits for new products and suppliers under consideration for distribution. Current distribution of over 130,000 products, totaling $2 billion in yearly sales from 2500 suppliers. Provide training in good manufacturing practices, ISO standards, and FDA regulations for managers and other personnel on compliance responsibilities. Coordinate product quarantines, warehouse recoveries and consumer level recall for defective, misbranded or adulterated products. DISTRICT MANAGER (Interim) Northeast Service Division February 1995 to July 1995 Fisher Scientific Company, Buffalo, NY My direct responsibilities included the operation, growth and profit of this multi-million dollar medical equipment and instrumentation service division. While guiding this 18 person staff, we successfully achieved a 17.6% after-tax profit. QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGER Action Industries Incorporated, Cheswick, PA October 1990 to October 1993 My direct responsibilities included: Corporate testing and approval of over 1,200 consumer products domestically manufactured or imported from 26 countries. Primary focus on government regulations, product liability, material duty classification, customs documentation and overall quality. Final approval of packaging and bar coding to industry standards for an average $109 mm/yr product line. Certification of product to U.L., C.S.A. and NOM standards for the United States, Canada and Mexico.

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Timothy R. Hahn 724-831-6320 DIVISION MANAGER, SPECIAL TEST DEPT. August 1986 to September 1990 PSI/Pittsburgh Testing Laboratories, Pittsburgh, PA My direct responsibilities included the control of department overhead, fees and subsequent profit/loss statements departmental marketing and sales. While there, division fees grew + 350% with an associated increase in profit of + 18%. Person in responsible charge for over 750 signed reports. Acted as Project Manager for complex project customer needs, and coordinating: The Metallurgical lab (instruments and techniques used; SEM, scanning-electron microscope, polarized microscopes, incident failure analysis, root cause analysis, metallurgical sample preparation; Physical Lab (tensile, elasticity, AWS Welder Certification, CMM machining of test specimens, bend test, charpy impact, Rockwell Hardness, Hi and low temperature physical testing, fatigue testing, creep; calibration lab, gage R+R, optical comparator; ANSI/ASME Y14. series, Y14.5 Dimensioning and Tolerance, Y14.5.2. GDT Electrical lab, Hi-Pot testing, continuity testing, product cycling and burn-in, Hi/low temperature testing finished product and of electrical cables, Testing after degradation from UV A and UV B radiation for cable insulation embrittlement, chafing and cracking; Chemical Lab, complete wet and dry chemical preparation and testing. Gas Chromatography/ Mass Spectroscopy analysis GC/Mass Spec. Non-destructive Engineering Lab VT, UT MT PT.RT Became exposed to 10CFR 50 as a whole, but in particular., ASME III, Quality Assurance Requirements - Code section Article NCA-4000, ASME Code Section V, Nondestructive Examination, Section XIII Boiler and Pressure Vessel and Section IX Welding and Brazing qualifications Within this diversified department four primary categories existed: Fenestration/Building Products aluminum, plastics, wood, steel, and stone/cementitious. Special Testing consumer products, protective coatings, weathering/life studies, thermal expansion / contraction, heat transfer, abrasion resistance, colorimeter the quality of color and appearance. Plumbing and mechanical plastics, vitreous china, brass, porcelain, and enamel formed steel. QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR January 1986 to August 1986 Exterior Technologies, Incorporated, Etna, PA (Contract Position) Curtain Wall Panel Production: Responsibilities included development and standardization of acceptance criteria for building code oriented quality control program. ASSISTANT QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGER 1978 to 1986 (1 year full-time, 6 years part time) Beaver Valley Builders Supply, Inc., Ambridge, PA Assistant Quality Assurance Supervisor (1 year) My direct responsibilities included management and supervision of materials handling, production methods and quality control of the preparation and testing of slag, gravel, and light weight concrete for projects at Greater Pittsburgh International Airport. For six summers prior to this, I worked as a PA State qualified concrete technician on many major heavy/highway construction projects for Pittsburghs Renaissance II. Non-Destructive Testing Inspector 05/84-09/84 West Penn Testing Laboratories, Turtle Creek, PA Testing and inspection of ladles, sub-ladles and lifting devices within a BOP (Basic Oxygen Production) steelmaking environment utilizing VT, MT and UT. Re-certification of pressure vessels, piping and coke cars using UT within a coke production facility. Laboratory DP and eddy current of government specified assembly parts. Wet and dry MT of autoclaves used in powder metal production. EDUCATION: B.S. Mechanical Engineering Technology 1985, Point Park University, PA A.A.S. 1983, Community College of Allegheny County Major Mechanical Design Drafting A.S.Q. Certified Six Sigma Green Belt A.S.Q. Certified Manager of Quality/Organizational Excellence A.S.Q. Certified Quality Engineer A.S.Q. Certified Quality Auditor A.S.Q. Region 0802, Pittsburgh Certification Chair ISO 9001:2008 Lead Quality Management Systems Auditor, RABQSA certified ISO 9000 Lead Auditor of Quality Systems, IRCA recognized Dale Carnegie, Effective Public Speech and Leadership (13 week course) 3 of 3