Wesley Winkler
About Wesley Winkler
Wesley Winkler is a Drafting Supervisor and Asset/Document Manager at Stepan Company, where he has worked since 1981. He has extensive experience in drafting and design, particularly in P&IDs and has contributed to standardization within his department.
Work at Stepan Company
Wesley Winkler has been employed at Stepan Company since 1981, serving as the Drafting Supervisor and Asset / Document Manager. In this role, he oversees the drafting department and manages documentation related to various engineering projects. His long tenure at the company highlights his commitment to the organization and the development of its drafting standards.
Education and Expertise
Wesley Winkler studied at the Morrison Institute of Technology, where he focused on Mechanical Design and earned an Associate degree from 1978 to 1980. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his extensive expertise in drafting and design, particularly in areas such as concrete, structural steel, and electrical layouts.
Background
Wesley Winkler began his drafting career in 1975, initially working with traditional paper methods. He transitioned to using AutoCAD in 1986, adapting to technological advancements in the field. His experience encompasses a wide range of engineering drawings, including P&IDs, BFDs, and PFDs, demonstrating his versatility and skill in various drafting techniques.
Achievements
Wesley Winkler has developed and written several standards to support standardization within the drafting department at Stepan Company. His recent focus includes P&IDs and field verification for Process Safety Management (PSM) and Process Hazard Analysis (PHA), indicating his involvement in critical safety and compliance initiatives within the organization.
Specialization in P&IDs
Wesley Winkler specializes in Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), which are essential for representing the relationships between process equipment and instrumentation. His expertise includes drawing standards and ensuring compliance with PSM requirements, contributing to the overall safety and efficiency of engineering projects.