Chris Belknap
About Chris Belknap
Chris Belknap is a designer at American Electric Power, specializing in substation design projects. He has over a decade of experience in coordinating various layouts and managing materials for substations with voltage levels from 12kV to 765kV.
Work at American Electric Power
Chris Belknap has been employed at American Electric Power since 2013, serving as a Designer for 11 years in Gahanna. In this role, he coordinates the integration of civil, foundation, structural, and electrical layouts in substation design projects. His responsibilities include developing proposed site layouts and managing the ordering of materials for various substation projects. Prior to his current position, he worked as a Distribution Dispatcher at the same company from 2010 to 2013 in Groveport, Ohio.
Education and Expertise
Chris Belknap studied at TEC, where he focused on CAD/CADD Drafting and Design Technology. He earned an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree from 2002 to 2004. His educational background supports his expertise in designing substations, particularly with voltage levels ranging from 12kV to 765kV.
Background
Chris Belknap has a background in electrical design and project management, specifically within the utility sector. His experience spans over a decade at American Electric Power, where he has developed skills in substation design and layout. His previous role as a Distribution Dispatcher provided him with insights into operational aspects of electrical distribution.
Achievements in Substation Design
In his role as a Designer, Chris Belknap has been involved in the creation and revision of substation drawings. His work aids construction implementation processes, ensuring that projects are executed efficiently. His specialization in high-voltage substation design contributes to the overall effectiveness of electrical infrastructure projects.