SADIA KISSOON-PARKER, P. E., CHMM phone: 443-***-****

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Baltimore, MD 21224 email: ab892g@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

M. S., Water Resources Engineering, Howard University, 1980

B. S., Environmental and Civil Engineering, Howard University, 1978

Courses in Hydraulic Design, George Washington University

Courses in Environmental Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of Florida

CERTIFICATIONS

RAB Certified ISO 14000 Environmental Management System Auditor - Card No. E051784

Professional Engineer in Michigan, Maryland and Ohio

Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM)

Steel Tank Institute Inspector Course Level 1 and Level 2

Train-the-Trainer Course in OSHA Standards - General Industry

DISTINGUISHING QUALIFICATIONS

Over 32 years experience in the following:

Implementation of Environmental Management Systems (EMS) and conducting EMS Gap Analysis

and Audits

Extensive knowledge of environmental regulations for air, water and soil for Michigan, Ohio, Illinois,

Indiana, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, California, Arizona, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, North

Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia, Oklahoma and Minnesota

Extensive experience in conducting multi-media compliance audits

Extensive experience with Permitting for transportation projects

Extensive experience with NPDES Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan Preparation and Training

Extensive experience with Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan Preparation

and Training

Experience with UST Regulations, Inspections and Training

Experience with Database Development and Use for Compliance

Program Management

Office Management and Staff Training

RELATED EXPERIENCE

TUCKER, YOUNG, JACKSON, TULL, INC. 2009 2013

MARKET: COMPLIANCE AUDITING AND MONITORING

Conducted Environmental Quality Assurance Reviews (EQARs) and Environmental Compliance

Reviews (ECRs) for the United States Postal Services at over 400 facilities in Michigan, Ohio, Illinois,

Indiana, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, California, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina,

Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Minnesota from 1994 to present. The ECRs

included evaluation of the facilities’ operations to determine compliance with the Postal Service

Environmental Management System. A thorough knowledge of operations at the various Postal

Service facilities (Processing and Distribution Center, Bulk Mail Facility, Air Hub, Vehicle

Maintenance Facility, etc.) was required to access conformance with federal, state and local

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environmental regulations. Activities included a review of compliance with 12 existing environmental

regulations.

In addition to determining compliance with federal, state and local environmental regulations, the

ECRs included a Partial Management System review. Postal Service Policies and Procedures as

detailed in Postal Bulletins, Management Instructions and Maintenance Management Orders were

also used to evaluate the following ISO 14000 elements:

4.3 Planning

4.3.1 Environmental aspects

4.3.2 Legal and other requirements

4.3.3 Objectives and targets

4.4 Implementation and operation

4.4.1 Resources, roles, responsibility and authority

4.4.2 Competence, training, and awareness

4.4.3 Communication

4.4.4 Documentation

4.4.6 Operational Control

4.4.5 Emergency preparedness and response

4.5 Checking

4.5.1 Monitoring and measurement

4.5.2 Evaluation of Compliance

4.5.3 Nonconformity; corrective action and preventive action

4.5.4 Control of records

MARKET: ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING

Provided support to the design team for obtaining Sedimentation Erosion Control and Construction

NPDES Permitting and coordinating geotechnical and geo-environmental investigations and building

demolition for the reconstruction of Runway 4R-22L and associated taxiways at the Detroit

Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. TYJT as a Joint Venture Partner is partially responsible for

overall project management and specifically responsible for design of drainage systems and

replacement of the old existing utility lines including water, sanitary sewer, and jet fuel line vents.

MARKET: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

Spill Control and Countermeasure Plans. Provided technical support to the United States Postal

Service (USPS) Eastern Area and the Veterans Administration Affairs (VA) VISN 8 and 11 Medical

Centers for preparation of SPCC Plans, to conform with the revised Oil Pollution Act. The SPCC

Plans focused on oil storage containers at USPS facilities, such as fuel and oil storage in

aboveground storage tanks and 55-gallon drums, elevator reservoir storage and hydraulic lift storage.

Provided technical support to the USPS Great Lakes Area for preparation of Assessment Reports for

Flammable and Combustible Storage at twenty-four Michigan facilities. Also prepared Integrated

Contingency Plans that incorporate SPCC, SWPPP, PIPP and Flammable and Combustible Storage

at 11 facilities in Michigan for the USPS and VA, two facilities in Illinois (USPS) and one facility in

Missouri (USPS).

Provided technical support to a national petroleum-manufacturing corporation to aid the company in

bringing all of their stations throughout the U.S. into compliance with federal, state and local

regulations within a six-week period. Activities were specific to Underground Storage Tanks (USTs)

and Aboveground Storage Tanks (ASTs). If the stations were determined to be out of compliance,

procedures were written and action taken to bring the stations into compliance. Actions ranged from

permitting the tanks to designing secondary containment structures, to writing Spill Prevention,

Countermeasure and Control plans for the stations. Thorough knowledge of environmental

regulations pertaining to the petroleum industry in Texas, Minnesota, South Carolina, and Iowa was

necessary to complete this project within the timeframe demanded by the client.

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Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans. Ms. Kissoon-Parker has prepared eleven Stormwater

Pollution Prevention plans for the United States Postal Service in Indiana. The plans included best

management practices and inspection requirements to satisfy Indiana’s revised Stormwater Rule.

She also provided training for implementation of the plans. Also prepared Integrated Contingency

Plans that incorporate SPCC, SWPPP, PIPP and Flammable and Combustible Storage at ten

facilities in Michigan, two facilities in Illinois and one facility in Missouri.

MARKET: UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK INSPECTIONS AND TRAINING

Currently conducting UST inspections at several USPS facilities and VA Medical Centers to

determine compliance with Part 280 and the Energy Policy Act of 2005, and state and local laws.

Inspections will be conducted to evaluate all parts of the UST system – tank, piping, sumps, overfill

protection, liquid level monitoring, high/low level alarms and interstitial monitoring. The tank system

and procedures were detailed in an UST Operation and Maintenance Plan. A 2-hour Power Point

training module were developed for each facility and UST operators at the facilities were trained.

GREEN REVIEWS - TROY, MI 1997-2009

Executive Vice-President responsible for training audit staff and staying current on federal, state and local

environmental regulations. Other duties included

Developing new clients and business for the company

Mentoring and training staff

Senior QA Reviewer for project work done by staff in the office

MARKET: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Worked with the US Postal Service (USPS) Great Lakes Area in developing their Environmental

Management System (EMS) where impacts associated with these aspects, were identified, objectives

and targets developed, and operational controls not previously developed identified for development.

Green Reviews is currently assisting Great Lakes Area facilities with implementation of the Postal

Service Environmental Program Evaluation Guide (EPEG). In this program Green Reviews is aiding

facilities in adhering to Postal Policies, Manuals, Operational Controls, and Training.

Conducted ISO 14000 Gap Analysis for VA Medical Centers and Healthcare Systems in VISNs 8, 10,

11 and 20.

For the Portland VAMC, conducted an independent EMS Assessment for the facility’s application to

the EPA Performance Track program. The GEMS Manual, Policy Medical Center Memorandum

(MCM), Standard Operating Procedures and other Policy documents were reviewed to determine and

employees interviewed to determine if the facilities’ GEMS met all 38 GEMS gap analysis criteria and

the Performance Track Protocol.

Conducted ISO 14000 audits at five automotive manufacturing facilities and the EPA Fuel Emissions

Laboratory in Michigan. The environmental management systems (EMS) reviews were aimed at

reviewing common noncompliance and nonconformance issues at the facility-level and developing

gap analyses. Collection of data for the EMS reviews was based on the ISO 14001 standard. The

reviews included an evaluation of the facility’s operations to determine compliance with the internal

Environmental Management Systems including Policies and Procedures as detailed in Bulletins and

Management Instructions as well as recommendations on P2 alternatives. The reviews were

conducted as an internal audit prior to the ISO 14000 certification audit to demonstrate conformance

of the facility’s EMS program to the requirements of ISO 14001. Activities included review of the

environmental aspects, impacts, environmental objectives, and targets. A thorough knowledge of

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operations at the plant was required to determine conformance with fifteen federal, state and local

environmental regulations.

Conducted an ISO 14000 management system review for ElringKlinger, an automobile parts

manufacturer at their Michigan facility. The review was conducted as an internal pre-audit prior to the

ISO 14000 Certification Audit to demonstrate conformance of the facility’s EMS program to the

requirements of ISO 14001. Activities included review of the company’s aspects, impacts,

environmental objectives, and targets and an environmental compliance audit.

Worked with Eastman Kodak staff to conduct an Environmental Management System (EMS) review

for two of their facilities in Rochester, New York. The EMS review included an evaluation of the

facility’s operations to determine compliance with the Eastman Kodak’s Environmental Management

System. A thorough knowledge of operations at the plants was required to access conformance with

federal, state and local environmental and safety-related regulations. Activities included a review of

compliance with 15 existing environmental regulations. The OSH Act and Eastman Kodak’s internal

policies and procedures.

Conducted an ISO 14000 management system review for Long Manufacturing, an automobile parts

manufacturer at their two Michigan facilities. The review was conducted as an internal pre-audit prior

to the ISO 14000 Certification Audit to demonstrate conformance of the facility’s EMS program to the

requirements of ISO 14001. Activities included review of the company’s aspects, impacts,

environmental objectives, and targets and an environmental compliance audit.

Conducted a Partial Management System (PMS) review for General Motors at their Doraville,

Georgia facility. The PMS review included an evaluation of the facility’s operations to determine

compliance with the GM’s Environmental Management System. A thorough knowledge of operations

at the plant

was required to access conformance with federal, state and local environmental regulations.

Activities included a review of compliance with 15 existing environmental regulations.

MARKET: COMPLIANCE AUDITING AND MONITORING

Conducted Environmental Quality Assurance Reviews (EQARs) and Environmental Compliance

Reviews (ECRs) for the United States Postal Services at over 400 facilities in Michigan, Ohio, Illinois,

Indiana, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, California, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina,

Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and Minnesota from 1994 to present. The ECRs

included evaluation of the facilities’ operations to determine compliance with the Postal Service

Environmental Management System. A thorough knowledge of operations at the various Postal

Service facilities (Processing and Distribution Center, Bulk Mail Facility, Air Hub, Vehicle

Maintenance Facility, etc.) was required to access conformance with federal, state and local

environmental regulations. Activities included a review of compliance with 12 existing environmental

regulations.

In addition to determining compliance with federal, state and local environmental regulations, the

ECRs included a Partial Management System review. Postal Service Policies and Procedures as

detailed in Postal Bulletins, Management Instructions and Maintenance Management Orders were

also used to evaluate the ISO 14000 elements.

Conducted environmental compliance reviews for General Services Administrative (GSA) federal

buildings in California, Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, St. Thomas and St. Croix. The buildings ranged in

sizes from 2 million to 300,000 square feet. Activities included a review of compliance with 15 existing

federal, state and local environmental regulations.

Project Manager for Environmental Quality Assurance Reviews (EQARs) for the United States Postal

Services Southwest Area at thirty-two (32) facilities in Texas. The EQARs included evaluation of the

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facilities’ operations to determine compliance with the Postal Service Environmental Management

System. A thorough knowledge of operations at the various Postal Service facilities (Processing and

Distribution Center, Bulk Mail Facility, Air Hub, Vehicle Maintenance Facility, etc.) was required to

access conformance with federal, state and local environmental regulations. Activities included a

review of compliance with 15 existing environmental regulations. Final reports were delivered to the

Southwest Area within a 28-day time period. All EQAR visits were completed as scheduled.

Provided technical support to a national petroleum-manufacturing corporation to aid the company in

bringing all of their stations throughout the U.S. into compliance with federal, state and local

regulations within a six-week period. Activities were specific to Underground Storage Tanks and

Aboveground Storage Tanks. If the stations were determined to be out of compliance, procedures

were written and action taken to bring the stations into compliance. Actions ranged from permitting

the tanks to designing secondary containment structures, to writing Spill Prevention, Countermeasure

and Control plans for the stations. Thorough knowledge of environmental regulations pertaining to the

petroleum industry in Texas, Minnesota, South Carolina, and Iowa was necessary to complete this

project within the timeframe demanded by the client.

Conducted a multimedia compliance assessment for Novacor Chemicals at their Michigan facility.

Conducted several environmental audits for the Exxon Corporation. Visited over 20 facilities and

gathered information on the use and disposal of hazardous materials and on the geology and

hydrogeology of the area. Contacted state and local agencies to obtain permit information and to

determine if Exxon had violated any permit stipulations.

Conducted Phase I environmental site assessments for Baxter Corporation in Muskegon, Michigan;

Ore-Ida Foods, Inc. in Greenville, Michigan; and for Simpsons Paper Company in Middletown, Ohio.

Helped with several groundwater assessments and record searches for a commercial land-

development company in Washington, D.C., and for a confidential client in the Northeast. Evaluated

whether hazardous waste or other toxic or hazardous substances were present in the groundwater at

the sites.

MARKET: ENVIRONMENTAL DATABASE DEVELOPMENT

Tank Inventory. Conducted an inventory of bulk storage containers (BSCs) for the USPS Southeast

(3,800 facilities) and Great Lakes Areas (969 facilities) and currently conducting a tank inventory for

the Eastern Area (6,000 facilities). A BSC is defined as any storage container with a capacity of 55

gallons or more storing petroleum products. For all three Areas, survey forms were developed and

mailed to the facilities. Information received was entered into an Access database. Regulatory

requirements for federal laws, state laws and local and county laws were also identified and data

collected and entered into the databases. The USPS was able to download from their databases for

the required Energy Policy Act of 2005 UST reporting. The databases allow the USPS to track SPCC

and NPDES Permit renewals.

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CH2M HILL - DETROIT, MI 1993-1997

Acting office manager from 1993 to 1996. Developed the office from 0 staff to a staff of 6 in the

environmental business group. During that period 6 new clients were added to the company’s client list.

Responsibilities as office manager included:

Developing business for the office. New business in 1996 was $600K. New business in through May

1997 was $500K

Mentoring and training staff

Senior QA Reviewer for project work done by staff in the office

In addition to duties as the acting office manager, Ms. Kissoon-Parker was senior project manager

on several projects. Project management experience is as follows:

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT RCRA FACILITY INVESTIGATION

Senior consultant for the RCRA corrective action and interim measures implementation for Reichhold

Chemicals, Inc., Ferndale, Michigan facility.

Involved in several phases of a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Facility

Investigation (RFI) for Pratt & Whitney in Southington, Connecticut. Helped determine the scope of

the project, establish analytical parameters, and prepare the RFI work plan. Prepared the Data

Collection Quality Assurance Plan for onsite and offsite laboratories. Manager of environmental data

collected during the RFI.

Identified waste management units for a Du Pont facility in Virginia. More than 200 units were

identified.

Prepared the Data Collection Quality Assurance Plan for the RFI at a Sun Oil facility in Pennsylvania.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT RCRA PERMITTING

Project manager for preparation of a Michigan Department of Natural Resources Operating License

application for the University of Michigan. The permit application covered a hazardous waste storage

area.

Project Manager aiding Du Pont Fort Madison Plant in Iowa in responding to the Notice of

Deficiencies on the RCRA permit application for three storage facilities. The resubmitted permit

application was accepted by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region VIII without any

further amendments or stipulations.

Supported Loral Vought Systems Corporation in responding to the Notice of Deficiencies from EPA

Region VI on a permit application for an open-burn and open-detonation facility. The permit

application was completed under a tight schedule to enable Loral Vought to meet an EPA deadline.

Project manager for preparation of a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Part B permit

application for Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska. The permit application covered two storage

facilities and an open-burn and open-detonation area.

Prepared closure plans for Elmendorf Air Force Base for seven facilities that the U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, Region X, required to be closed. The permit application was completed within a

3-month period and $30,000 under budget.

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MARKET: MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AUDITING

Conducted Environmental Quality Assurance Reviews (EQARs) for the United States Postal Services

at facilities in Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, California, Alabama, South

Carolina, North Carolina, and Minnesota. The EQARs included evaluation of the facilities’ operations

to determine compliance with the Postal Service Environmental Management System. A thorough

knowledge of operations at the various Postal Service facilities (Processing and Distribution Center,

Bulk Mail Facility, Air Hub, Vehicle Maintenance Facility, etc.) was required to access conformance

with federal, state and local environmental regulations. Activities included a review of compliance with

15 existing environmental regulations.

Provided technical support to a national petroleum manufacturing corporation to aid the company in

bringing all of their stations throughout the U.S. into compliance with federal, state and local

regulations within a six week period.. Activities were specific to Underground Storage Tanks and

Aboveground Storage Tanks. If the stations were determined to be out of compliance, procedures

were written and action taken to bring the stations into compliance. Actions ranged from permitting

the tanks to designing secondary containment structures, to writing Spill Prevention, Countermeasure

and Control plans for the stations. Thorough knowledge of environmental regulations pertaining to the

petroleum industry in Texas, Minnesota, South Carolina, and Iowa was necessary to complete this

project within the time-frame demanded by the client.

Conducted a Partial Management System (PMS) review for General Motors at their Doraville,

Georgia facility. The PMS review included an evaluation of the facility’s operations to determine

compliance with the GM’s Environmental Management System. A thorough knowledge of operations

at the plant was required to access conformance with federal, state and local environmental

regulations. Activities included a review of compliance with 15 existing environmental regulations.

In addition to determining compliance with federal, state and local environmental regulations, the PMS

review included a review of compliance with GM Policies and Procedures as detailed in Bulletins and

Management Instructions. The following ISO 14000 elements were reviewed:

4.3 Planning

4.3.4 Objectives and targets

4.4 Implementation and operation

4.4.1 Structure and responsibility

4.4.2 Training, awareness and competence

4.4.3 Communication

4.4.4 Document Control

4.4.5 Emergency preparedness and response

4.5 Checking and corrective action

4.5.1 Monitoring and measurement

4.5.2 Nonconformance and corrective and preventive action

4.5.3 Records

MARKET: COMPLIANCE AUDITING AND MONITORING

Conducted a multimedia compliance assessment for Novacor Chemicals at their Michigan facility.

Conducted Phase I environmental site assessments for Baxter Corporation in Muskegon, Michigan;

Ore-Ida Foods, Inc. in Greenville, Michigan; and for Simpsons Paper Company in Middletown, Ohio.

MARKET: FERC PERMITTING

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Prepared FERC Resource Reports for ANR Pipeline Company for a 360-mile natural gas pipeline to

be constructed from Defiance, Ohio to Leidy, Pennsylvania. Preparation of the required 12 resource

reports required extensive knowledge of both Ohio and Pennsylvania’s environmental regulations

and coordination with the environmental divisions and departments in both states.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT-HAZARDOUS WASTE INVESTIGATION

Conducted subsurface investigation and remediation at industrial complex in Warren, Ohio.

Responsibilities include negotiating cleanup levels with Ohio EPA and with the Corps of Engineers.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATIONS AND/OR

FEASIBILITY STUDIES

Senior reviewer on the remedial investigation and feasibility study (RI/FS) and remedial

action/remedial design (RD/RA) for the Lower Ecorse Creek Dump site in Wyandotte, Michigan. Also

prepared the Quality Assurance Project Plan for the RI activities.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT RCRA PERMITTING

Project manager for preparation of a Michigan Department of Natural Resources Operating License

application for the University of Michigan. The permit application covered a hazardous waste storage

area.

MARKET: AIR QUALITY- EMISSIONS SURVEY

Conducted an air pollution emissions survey at two Coast Guard facilities in southeast Michigan. The

surveys included a review of existing regulatory requirements and an emissions inventory.

CH2M HILL - RESTON, VA 1981-1993

MARKET: ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING AND MONITORING

Conducted several environmental audits for the Exxon Corporation. Visited several facilities and

gathered information on the use and disposal of hazardous materials and on the geology and

hydrogeology of the area. Contacted state and local agencies to obtain permit information and to

determine if Exxon had violated any permit stipulations.

Helped with several groundwater assessments and record searches for a commercial land-

development company in Washington, D.C., and for a confidential client in the Northeast. Evaluated

whether hazardous waste or other toxic or hazardous substances were present in the groundwater at

the sites.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT RCRA FACILITY INVESTIGATION

Involved in several phases of a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Facility

Investigation (RFI) for Pratt & Whitney in Southington, Connecticut. Helped determine the scope of

the project, establish analytical parameters, and prepare the RFI work plan. Prepared the Data

Collection Quality Assurance Plan for onsite and offsite laboratories. Manager of environmental data

collected during the RFI.

Identified waste management units for a Du Pont facility in Virginia. More than 200 units were

identified.

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Prepared the Data Collection Quality Assurance Plan for the RFI at a Sun Oil facility in Pennsylvania.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT HAZARDOUS WASTE INVESTIGATION

Project manager for the State of California on the hazardous waste assessment of the preferred

alternative route for replacing the part of Highway I-880 in Oakland, California, that collapsed during

the October 1989 Loma Pietra earthquake. The investigation involved sampling soil and

groundwater. Because the property is an active railroad yard, permanent wellheads could not be

installed. Therefore, an innovative in situ hydropunch technique was used for sampling. The project

was completed on schedule and $20,000 under budget.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT RCRA PERMITTING

Project Manager aiding Du Pont Fort Madison Plant in Iowa in responding to the Notice of

Deficiencies on the RCRA permit application for three storage facilities. The resubmitted permit

application was accepted by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region VIII without any

further amendments or stipulations.

Supported Loral Vought Systems Corporation in responding to the Notice of Deficiencies from EPA

Region VI on a permit application for an open-burn and open-detonation facility. The permit

application was completed under a tight schedule to enable Loral Vought to meet an EPA deadline.

Project manager for preparation of a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Part B permit

application for Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska. The permit application covered two storage

facilities and an open-burn and open-detonation area.

Prepared closure plans for Elmendorf Air Force Base for seven facilities that the U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, Region X, required to be closed. The permit application was completed within a

3-month period and $30,000 under budget.

Helped provide support to Fort Belvoir in Virginia in responding to Notices of Deficiencies regarding a

RCRA permit application for two storage facilities.

Helped prepare RCRA permit applications for hazardous-waste facilities for the Longhorn Army

Ammunition Plant, Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant, and Red River Army Depot in Texas.

MARKET: WASTE MANAGEMENT REMEDIAL INVESTIGATIONS AND/OR

FEASIBILITY STUDIES

Project manager on the oversight of the (RI/FS) at the Saltville Superfund site in Virginia. Key

accomplishments include rapid mobilization for oversight of field activities conducted by the

potentially responsible party and completing the project under budget ($60,000 less than the

$432,000 budgeted).

Project manager on the RI/FS at the Fike Chemical Superfund site in Virginia. Activities included

preparing the RI work plan for soil and groundwater investigations and for treatability studies for

reducing the concentration of volatile organic substances in soil.

Project manager of soil sampling for the Love Canal habitability study, which involved collection and

homogenization of 2,400 soil samples. Manager of a separate program for collecting 1,000 soil

samples from Love Canal for organic analysis. Developed and executed a methodology for a quality

assurance and quality control (QA/QC) assessment of environmental-monitoring data generated for

the study.

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PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION

Professional Engineer: Michigan, Ohio, Maryland

ISO 14000 Auditor - No E051784

Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM)

Trainer – OSHA Standards for General Industry

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Society of Civil Engineers

PUBLICATIONS:

“Underground and Aboveground Storage Tank Management – An Environmental System

Management Approach”, Co-Authored with Carroll Burgess/USPS, Proceedings of the ACHMM

National Conference, Minneapolis, MN, September, 2008.

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