Victor Arce
About Victor Arce
Victor Arce is an Ingeniero de Proyectos at ThyssenKrupp with expertise in material handling equipment and mining project budgets.
Current Position at ThyssenKrupp
Victor Arce currently serves as Ingeniero de Proyectos at ThyssenKrupp. His role involves overseeing project engineering tasks related to material handling equipment. He applies his expertise in the accurate calculation of conveyor systems such as Belt Feeders and Apron Feeders. Victor's duties also include budget preparation for mining projects, ensuring financial feasibility and project efficiency.
Past Experience at Tecnasic
From 2006 to 2011, Victor Arce worked at Tecnasic as Ingeniero de Proyectos. During his five-year tenure, he honed his skills in material handling equipment and conveyor system calculations, preparing him for his subsequent roles. His experience at Tecnasic laid a solid foundation in engineering practices and project management.
Education at Universidad de Santiago de Chile
Victor Arce completed his higher education at Universidad de Santiago de Chile, obtaining a degree in Ingeniero Civil en Mecánica. His seven-year study period from 1999 to 2006 provided him with a strong grounding in mechanical engineering principles, which he has successfully applied throughout his career.
Expertise in Material Handling Equipment
Victor Arce has specialized expertise in the calculation and design of material handling equipment, specifically focusing on Belt Feeders and Apron Feeders. His deep understanding of these systems ensures efficient and effective handling processes in various projects. Victor utilizes his knowledge to deliver precise engineering solutions in his current role.
Proficiency with Belt Analyst Software and CEMA Standards
Victor is proficient in using Belt Analyst software for conveyor belt calculations. He integrates this advanced tool with his knowledge of CEMA standards to design reliable and efficient conveyor systems. His technical proficiency ensures that systems meet industry standards and project requirements, optimizing material handling operations.