James Coaker to Receive Codes and Standards Honor at the 2014 Congress

James Coaker to Receive Codes and Standards Honor at the 2014 Congress James Coaker to Receive Codes and Standards Honor at the 2014 Congress James Coaker to Receive Codes and Standards Honor at the 2014 Congress James W. Coaker, PE, head of Coaker Co. Eight designing innovators - including James W. Coaker, PE, head of Coaker Co. - will be perceived for their commitments to the calling and to the Society at the 2014 Honors Assembly. The lofty occasion will be held Nov. 17 during the ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition this November in Montreal, Canada. Coaker, who will get the Melvin R. Green Codes and Standards Medal, is being perceived for remarkable commitments in advancing the acknowledgment of ASME measures worldwide through close to home commitment with key partners, distributions in industry diaries, and expert improvement programs; and for administration in the advancement of execution norms that encourage the fuse of new innovation and empower creative building arrangements. The decoration praises the memory and remarkable commitments of Melvin R. Green, a fervent supporter of modern guidelines and long-lasting worker of the Society. It perceives exceptional commitments to the turn of events, declaration or the executives of archives, items or gadgets utilized in ASME projects of specialized codification, normalization and congruity evaluation. In the wake of procuring his four year college education in 1968, Coaker went through four years training for deployment in the U.S. Naval force as a drive engineer, with shipboard visits in Vietnam and the Mediterranean. Endless supply of his dynamic maritime obligation, Coaker worked in siphon and condenser application building before joining a plate steel structure/manufacture organization, where he advanced to boss architect. In 1987, Coaker joined the structure and development staff of the United States Postal Service (USPS) home office in Washington, D.C., where he was answerable for national assessment and wellbeing of boilers, lifts, elevators and packed air frameworks. During his last year with USPS he filled in as a senior contracting official for structure and development. Following his retirement from USPS in 2001, Coaker entered private practice as head of Coaker Co, P.C., a building expert practice committed to supporting mishap examination and prosecution including lift and elevator cases, and instruction in gauges application. An ASME Fellow, Coaker is seat of the Committee on Finance and Investment, and serves on the Board on Safety Codes and Standards. An individual from a few Codes and Standards advisory groups and gatherings, Coaker filled in as an individual from the Board of Governors, the Council of Codes and Standards, and the top managerial staff of the ASME Foundation, and as seat of the Events Committee, among different positions. He got a Dedicated Service Award from the ASME Board on Professional Development; and, in 2010, got the Society's Safety Codes and Standards Medal. Coaker earned his four year college education in mechanical building from Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., in 1968, and his graduate degree in business from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, in 1976. He is an enlisted proficient specialist in Virginia. The ASME Foundation is the pleased supporter of the ASME Honors and Awards program through the administration of grant blessing subsidizes set up by people, partnerships or gatherings. For more data on the 2014 Honors Assembly and every one of the eight of the current year's honor beneficiaries, visit www.asmeconferences.org/Congress2014/Honors.cfm.