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1 Great Lakes District Gregory D. Carnaghi, PE Senior Structural Engineer Detroit, Michigan EDUCATION: Lawrence Technological University Southfield, Michigan Bachelors of Science in Civil Engineering EMPLOYMENT: Unified Investigations & Sciences, Inc. Clinton Township, Michigan Senior Structural Engineer November 2015 Present Harley Ellis Devereaux Southfield, Michigan Associate, Structural Engineer January 2007 November 2015 Stephen Ternullo & Associates Clinton Township, Michigan Structural Engineer January 2010 June 2015 (Consultant) DeWulf Associates Architects St. Clair Shores, Michigan June 2004 June 2007 Updated 3/2017

2 SPECIALIZED TRAINING: AISC NASCC National Steel Conference Live Webcast, Annual Stability Conference, March 2017, 16 hours o The AISC 15th Edition Steel Construction Manual o More Welding Questions Answered o Building Design - The Intelligent Approach o Secrets of the Manual to Get it Done o Load Paths There is Not Always a Yellow Brick Road o 50 Tips for Designing Constructible Steel Buildings o Economic Alternative Paths for Progressive Collapse Design o What Should Engineers Know about IBC Chapter 17? o From One Generation to the Next Lessons Learned under Duane Miller o Wind Design Considerations for Joist and Joist Girders o Everything You Wanted to Know About Diaphragms o Transfer Forces, What Are They and Why do I Care o Effective Bracing of Flexural Members Unified Investigations and Sciences, Inc., Forensic Investigation, January 2016, 16 Hours Unified Investigations and Sciences, Inc., Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals, November 2015, 1 Hour, tested AISC / SJI, Evaluation of Modification of Open Web Steel Joists, October 2015, 3 Hours BASF Corp, Fundamentals and Benefits of Fiber Reinforced Concrete, August 2015, 1 Hour Powers Fasteners, Causes and Controls of Fastener Failure, April 2015, 1.25 Hours AISC NASCC National Steel Conference, Nashville, TN, Annual Stability Conference, March 2015, 7 hours o Leading Across the Generations, Improve Workplace Productivity o The Direct Analysis Method, Illustrating the method through design examples o Vertical Bracing Connections Analysis and Design 2

3 SPECIALIZED TRAINING (CONT.): AISC NASCC National Steel Conference, Nashville, TN, Annual Stability Conference, March 2015, 7 hours o Stability Design of Steel Buildings o Flexible Moment Connections o Engineers: Getting the Welds You Want And Need AISC, Seismic Design Manual and Application of the 2010 AISC Seismic Provisions, East Lansing MI, February 2015, 8 Hours Simpson Strong Tie, Strength Design Anchorages to Concrete with Post-Installed Adhesive Anchors, December 2015, 1 Hour Engineered Load Cell Technologies, Bolting Quality Assurance Seminar, November 2014, 1.5 Hours AISC, Innovations in Steel, Chicago IL, October 2014, 1 Hour Practical Approach to Predicting Concrete Slab Deflection, September 2014, 1 Hour Hilti USA, Deck Fastening, April 2014, 1 Hour AISC NASCC National Steel Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Annual Stability Conference, March 2014, 11.5 hours o Serviceability Considerations in Building Design o Stability Analysis of Single-Plate Shear Connections and Double Coped Beams o Effective Length Method Vs. Direct Analysis Method o Direct Analysis Method Now and the Future o The Effect of Frame Action on the Force Distribution in Concentric Vertical Brace Connections o Torsion in Practice o Floor Vibrations on Joist Framed Floors PSMJ, Principals Management and Leadership Seminar, Lansing MI, February 2014, 12 hours 3

4 SPECIALIZED TRAINING (CONT.): Structures and Codes Institute, ASCE 7-10 Seismic Design Provisions, January 2014, 2.5 Hours Structures and Codes Institute, ASCE 7-10 Wind Design Provisions, January 2014, 2.5 Hours Structures and Codes Institute, ASCE 7-10 General Provisions Including Snow, January 2014, 2.5 Hours Structures and Codes Institute, What s New in the 2012 IBC Structural Provisions, January 2014, 2.5 Hours Fabreeka International, Theory of Vibration Control as it Relates to Machines and Buildings, December 2013, 1 Hour AISC, Introduction to Design for Stability Using the 2010 AISC Specification, November 2013, 4 Hours Barrier One Incorporated, Removing Concrete Moisture From the Construction Process, August 2013, 1 Hour AISC, What you need to know about Steel Bending, August 2103, 1 Hour NTH Consultants, Construction Testing vs. Inspection, July 2013, 1 Hour AISC, Leverage Your Knowledge with the 2014 AISC Specification and the 14 th Edition Steel Construction Manual, September 2012, 8 Hours AISC, HSS Connection Design, Chicago IL, April 2011, 8 Hours HILTI, Anchor Systems for Concrete Applications, Detroit, MI, 2010, 4 hours SK Ghosh Associates, Seismic Detailing of Special Shear Walls, Coupling Beams, and Gravity Frame Members of Concrete, February 2009, 2 Hours SK Ghosh Associates, Seismic Detailing of Intermediate and Special Moment Frames of Concrete, February 2009, 2 Hours AISC, Façade Attachments to Steel Framed Buildings, October 2008, 4 Hours 4

5 EXPERIENCE: Gregory Carnaghi has over 10 years of structural engineering experience in the planning, design, and construction administration of large commercial projects. With experience in project types including healthcare, industrial, corporate workplace, automotive research, manufacturing, higher education, and assisted living, Mr. Carnaghi has been involved with over 200 projects having total construction costs ranging from one million to twohundred and sixty million dollars. Greg has experience with ground-up new construction, renovations to existing structures, additions to existing structures, and re-purposing of existing structures to comply with present design standards. Greg has performed investigations of existing structures to determine construction and design deficiencies, as well as evaluation of field modified components. Mr. Carnaghi has experience designing and detailing structures comprised of the following materials, components, and systems: Structural Steel Reinforced Cast-in-Place Concrete Reinforced Masonry and Veneer Assemblies Timber and Wood Shallow Foundation systems including: o Reinforced Concrete Spread Footings o Reinforced Concrete Mat Footings Deep Foundation Systems including: o Drilled Piers (Caissons) o Auger-cast Concrete Piles o Driven Steel Pile Earth Retention Systems Lateral Load Resisting Systems including: o Braced Steel Frames o Moment-resisting Steel Frames o Moment-resisting Reinforced Concrete Frames o Reinforced Concrete Shear Walls o Reinforced Masonry Shear Walls o Wood-panel Shear Walls o Cantilevered Columns Seismic Design of Non-Structural Building Components in Regions of Moderate to High Seismicity. Mr. Carnaghi has performed reverse engineering of existing structures utilizing historical construction documents, non-destructive investigation, laboratory based material testing, and in-place load testing techniques. These reverse engineering exercises are commonly used with renovation projects and re-purposing of existing structures. Mr. Carnaghi has provided structural engineering services ranging from conceptual planning through construction administration as part of multi-discipline design teams. 5

6 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Structural Engineers Association of Michigan (SEAMi) American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD) American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS: Professional Engineer, Michigan, # Professional Engineer, Texas, # Professional Engineer, Washington, # National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying, Council Record # RECENT PRESENTATIONS: Electronic Model Review Process, Advantages & Implementation, AISC NASCC The Steel Conference, Orlando, FL, April 2016 Next Generation Approval, AISC NASCC The Steel Conference, Orlando, FL, April 2016 Implementation of Electronic Shop Drawing Review Process for Steel Structures, AISC Steel Day, Chicago, IL, October 2013 Coordination Between Structural and Mechanical Engineers, Harley Ellis Devereaux, Southfield, MI, April 2011 Maximizing Interoperability with Analytical Programs and Revit Structure, Autodesk University, Las Vegas, NV, November