

Traceable Integrity Consulting LLC


Trace is a Subject Matter Expert in materials and corrosion engineering with ~15 years of experience spanning corporate strategy to field level execution.
Nomex wearing practicality with corporate level knowledge, Trace brings an owner-operator mindset focused on safety, reliability, and risk management.
Trace holds a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Engineering from Drexel University and has supported both remote consulting and in-field repairs.
His work spans the U.S. (East, West, Gulf), Canada, Northern Europe, and Asia.
His areas of expertise include:
• Co-Chair and Lead Author on API 571 Damage Mechanisms Affecting Fixed Equipment in the Refining Industry; 4th edition (2021 to 2027).
• NACE STG 34 Corrosion Technical Papers Co-Chair/Chair – 2017/2018
• Review of life assessment and repair strategies for hydrogen reformer furnace outlet header castings, 2020 ASME PVP
• Looking Behind the Curtain of API 941 High Temperature Hydrogen Attack Data, NACE Corrosion 2016
• A Damage Assessment of Autofrettaged Tubes Exposed to Decompositions in an
LDPE Facility, ASME PVP 2015 (nominated for paper of the year)
• Fleet Wide HTHA Risk Assessment by Latest Methodologies AICHE 2018
• Hot Tap Thermal Analysis Case Studies, MTI Managing Aging Plants Conference 2016
• Damage Mechanisms Affecting Brazed-Aluminum Heat Exchangers, IPEIA 2017
• API 585: Pressure Equipment Integrity Incident Investigation, AFPM Reliability and Maintenance 2015
• +10 addition publications on HTHA developments at various conferences
Trace@DamageMechanism.com reachable on MS Teams 1209 Mountain Road Pl NE # 6575 Albuquerque NM 87110 Desk - 575-224-2822 Cell - 484-649- 3064
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