Brian Lacey
About Brian Lacey
Brian Lacey is a Senior Account Engineer at FM Global with extensive experience in engineering roles across various companies.
Current Position at FM Global
Brian Lacey has been serving as a Senior Account Engineer at FM Global since 2017. His role involves managing client accounts and ensuring that their engineering needs are met effectively. He utilizes his extensive experience in engineering to provide high-quality service and solutions. His tenure at FM Global showcases his dedication and expertise in the field of engineering. His position demands a significant understanding of risk management, loss prevention, and customer relationship management.
Previous Role at FM Global
Prior to his current position, Brian Lacey worked at FM Global as a Consultant Engineer from 2013 to 2017 in the Greater Seattle Area. During this four-year period, he was responsible for providing consultancy services, leveraging his technical expertise to assist clients with their engineering challenges. His work as a Consultant Engineer required strong analytical skills and a deep understanding of engineering principles to help clients mitigate risks and improve their operations.
Experience at Bechtel
Brian Lacey's career at Bechtel spanned multiple roles from 2005 to 2012. He began as an Engineering Procurement Coordinator in 2005 in Richland, WA, before transitioning to Lead Closure Engineer later that year at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Edgewood, MD. In 2006, he took on the role of Automation Engineer in Richland, WA, where he worked until 2012. His diverse responsibilities at Bechtel included overseeing procurement activities, leading engineering closure projects, and managing automation processes, showcasing his versatility and depth of knowledge in engineering and project management.
Early Career and Teaching
Brian Lacey started his professional journey at Duke Energy Corporation as an Engineer from 1997 to 1998, working in various locations across the USA. He then transitioned to a role as Lead Software Trainer at MicroAssist from 2000 to 2002 in Austin, TX, where he focused on training individuals in software applications. Additionally, Brian served as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia Basin College from 1996 to 1999 in Pasco, WA, where he imparted his knowledge of engineering to students, highlighting his commitment to education and professional development.
Educational Background
Brian Lacey holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mechanical Engineering from Washington State University, which he earned between 1991 and 1996. His academic background provided a solid foundation in engineering principles and practices, preparing him for a successful career in various engineering roles. His education at a reputable institution underscores his expertise and technical proficiency in the field of mechanical engineering.