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Project Manager Design

Location:
Edmonton, 01, t6g2h1, Canada
Posted:
April 18, 2013

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Resume:

Zengquan (Trevor) Shu

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Edmonton, Alberta T5K 2B1 Email: ********@********.**

Summary of Skills

Strong knowledge of hydraulic modeling, water/wastewater treatment processes

design, municipal wastewater reuse study, water supply and drainage system,

municipal solid waste management.

Field water treatment operation, standard practice of water sample collecting and

monitoring, and field data interpretation and documentation.

Project organization skills in multi-task and fast-paced working environment on site.

Solid technical report writing, data presenting and interpersonal skills.

Ability to work in self -managed/team-based environment and an eager learner.

Education

2010 – 2012

M.Sc. in Environmental Engineering

University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB

Work Experience

Research Assistant, University of Alberta, November 2012 – Present

Solar UV/Chlorine process treatment of t oxic oil sands process-affected water (OSPW)

In partnership with Syncrude

Prepared and presented project proposal including survey methodologies, system

design drawings and testing procedures for bench and pilot scale, and desired

outcome (e.g., aquatic toxicity and health impact) to the PI and the funding agency.

Conducted bench-scale treatment study including OSPW characterization, process

optimization (mainly for UV exposure time and NaClO dose), data processing and

presenting and report writing.

Estimated capital cost for constructing an approximately 100 m2 in area 6 cm water

depth pilot-scale reactor and operational cost, such as gaseous chlorine and

pumping costs.

Thesis Project, University of Alberta, September 2011 – October 2012

Pilot-scale municipal wastewater reuse project at Gold Bar Wastewater Treatment Plant,

Edmonton In partnership with EPCOR

Completed EPCOR water safety trainings/WHMIS and possessed a strong safety

conscious attitude.

Studied provincial/federal environmental legislation regarding municipal wastewater

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discharge and reuse standard .

Conducted water chemistry test including pH, Ca2+, PO43 , NO2 , NO3 , alkalinity,

active chlorine, NH4+, Cl, COD and H2O2 for day-to-day monitoring independently.

Managed multiple tasks including process operation (UV, GAC and membrane),

sample collection, and data analysis/validation in a fast-paced environment.

Analyzed monitoring results based on provincial regulation (QA/QC) and interpreted

data by statistic analysis (ANOVA and T-Test) with graphs or tables by using Excel.

Interpreted acute/chronic aquatic biological toxicity in the treated effluent by

bioassays (e.g., Microtox and EROD) as %Inhibition, IC50, EC50, LD50, etc.

Troubleshot problems of pipeline leaking, valve failure, during field operation as well

as equipment failure in the lab .

Assisted the project manager in writing the project proposals, Emergency Response

Plan as well as Working Protocols.

Waste diversion/disposal course design project September-December 2011

Led a team of four students to conduct two waste audits on site and obtained

supplementary data for design purposes.

Presented waste management design proposal for Edmonton Clinic Health Academy

(ECHA) building for final competition.

Awarded 1st place by The Edmonton Waste Management Centre of Excellence

(EWMCE) for the outstanding design.

Computer Skills

• Advanced competency with Microsoft Office: Word, Excel and PowerPoint

• Skilled in AutoCAD and Civil 3D

Publications

• Shu et al., 2012. Micropollutant Removal Using the UV/H2O2 Advanced Oxidation

Process for Wastewater Reuse. Canadian Society for Civil Engineering Conference.

• Shu et al., 2013. Photodegradation of Emerging Micropollutants Using the

Medium-Pressure UV/H2O2 Advanced Oxidation Process. Water Research, 47(8):

2881-2889.

Additional information

• APEGA Member-in-Training (E.I.T.) May 2012-Present

• Student Presenter, CSCE Conference, Edmonton, 2012.

• Class 5 Graduate Driver’s License with a clean abstract and reliable vehicle.

• W illing to travel and conduct field work in remote locations as required.

References

• Available upon request.



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