Project Management

Melissa Madrigal

Cell: 713-***-**** E-mail: ac2bib@r.postjobfree.com

Summary Experience

Provide services as Regulatory Compliance Specialist and Consultant with experience in a variety of large multidisciplinary Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE), Environmental, and Archaeological projects throughout the United States and overseas. Specialize in project development, management, and coordination, regulatory applicability and compliance, environmental and social impact assessments/statements, field investigations, and regulatory research, for a broad range of private sector (chemical and oil/gas) and government clients. Willing to travel. Career Accomplishments

Assistant Office Manager, Mammoth Plumbing 2016-Present

• Responsible for client invoicing, payroll tracking, and assist in scheduling Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Fluor Daniel 2012-2016 Sasol – Lake Charles Chemical Complex Mega-Project Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) Lead for the Sasol Project

• Created new QA/QC process implemented across more than 50 PHAs for pre-PHA documentation submitted to Client

• Main point-of-contact between Client, Subcontractor (PSRG), and Engineering Management

• Developed and maintained scheduling for over 50 PHAs, with up to fourteen meetings at a time

• Responsible for Final Report deliverables to Client

• Supervised Subcontractor budget and deliverables; responsible for contract management and change orders

• Participated in 10 -15 PHAs as HSE Technical Specialist ExxonMobil – Sakhalin Island Mega-Project

Regulatory Group Project Controls Lead

• Created, developed, implemented, and managed scheduling structure and document flow procedures for numerous sub- projects within the mega-project

• Project controls management including budgets, weekly/monthly reporting to internal management and Client, manpower tracking through EZ-Track, document development, and review management

• Supervised Russian regulatory document (Proekt) coordination for numerous sub-projects

• Worked with a team to develop Coordination Procedure documents including environmental management plans, oil spill response plans, waste management plans, and environmental monitoring plans for submission to the Client Private Tutor, Self Employed 2010-2012

• Tutored students from first grade to college in all subjects, with emphasis on Math, Science, and English RUST Specialist/Marine Archaeologist, NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries 2005-2010

• Performed archival research and reviewed existing surveys to populate the Resources and UnderSea Threats (RUST) database with historic resources and environmental hazards for all United State waters. Assessed data and created a target list for future surveys

• Developed the RUST Data Dictionary and User’s Guide and rolled out for use by all team members.

• Authored white papers describing RUST and its applications for Congressional dissemination

• Remote sensing expedition team member providing development of search parameters, pre-/post-processing of data, analyzing data and report writing for side-scan sonar, ROV, and multi-beam remote sensing operations

• Developed assessment criteria, risk assessment tool User’s Guide, and Data Dictionary for the Remediation of Underwater Legacy Environmental Threats (RULET) database of potentially polluting shipwrecks within US waters

• Managed interns performing data entry and research for RULET Graduate Assistant for the Ocracoke Shipwreck Project, East Carolina University 2004-2005

• Archival researcher for the Ocracoke Shipwreck Database Environmental Planner/Archaeologist, URS Corporation 2001-2004

• Authored and edited various sections of environmental impact assessment documentation for oil and gas and public sector projects in the USA, Qatar, and Russia

• Co-authored oil spill vulnerability analyses for 32 oil and gas upstream facilities

• Obtained an Underwater Antiquities Permit covering a pipeline installation spanning Galveston Bay

• Provided regulatory and field oversight of Archaeological Subcontractors Archaeologist, PBS&J 2000-2001

• Performed Phase 1 and 2 field surveys and deep testing for public infrastructure and private facility projects. Accessioned lithic artifacts and created an electronic database of artifacts for submittal to the Client. Madrigal - 2

Archaeologist, BHE Environmental, Inc 1999-2001

• Performed Phase 1 and 2 surveys and deep testing for numerous projects; primarily focused on working with State Archaeologists to determine high probability areas for linear testing spanning 5 states.

• Co-authored final report to obtain a Special Use Permit for Appalachee-Oconee National Forest Consultant/Instructor for Archaeology of the Americas, Houston Museum of Natural Science 1998-1999

• Taught reconstructed prehistoric Native American lifestyles and provided research for lesson plan development Additional Experience

• President of Katy Visual Performing Arts Board of Directors, 2013-2017; President, 2015-2017

• Participation in Emerging Leaders Group (ELG) at Fluor, 2014-2016

• Participation in Mentoring Circle at Fluor, 2014-2016

• Member of the EEO and Diversity Working Group at NOAA, 2005-2010

• Supervised undergraduate students in cataloguing and curation of south Florida Calusa Indian artifacts, 1997-2000

• Worked with and catalogued Levi Jordan Plantation artifacts, 1998

• Reconstructed and identified Mayan skeletal remains, 1999-2000 Education

• PhD in Coastal Resources Management (*Withdrawn in good standing from doctoral program), 2003-2008* East Carolina University (ECU), Greenville, North Carolina Concentration in Maritime Studies with secondary foci in Public Policy and Coastal Ecology

• B.S. Degree in Anthropology 2000

University of Houston, Houston, TX

Concentration in Prehistoric Archaeology of the Southeastern US; graduated magna cum laude.

• B.S. Degree in Psychology 2000

University of Houston, Houston, TX

Concentration in Adolescent and Corporate Psychology; graduated cum laude. Publications & Presentations

2008 “NOAA’s National Marine Sanctuary’s Resources and Under Sea Threats Database: Past, Present, and Future

(paper and poster),” at the 2008 International Oil Spill Conference, Savannah, GA, 4-8 May 2008. 2005 "The North Carolina Shipwreck Survey Project: Public Outreach and Graduate Education," at the Maritime Heritage Education Conference, Norfolk, VA, 18 Nov. 2005.

2005 Final Report: Ocracoke Shipwreck Database and Remote Sensing Survey Grant Numbers: NA16RP2698 and NA040AR4600044, Prepared for: NOAA, Dr. Timothy J. Runyan, Principal Investigator; Frank Cantelas, Co- Principal Investigator; Melissa Madrigal, Valerie Grussing, Kelly Gleason, Russell Lewis, Michael Overfield, Meredith Hartford, Lauren Hermley. Greenville, North Carolina: East Carolina University, November 2005. 2005 “ECU and the Hunt for the USS Alligator” at NC Power Squadron Meeting, Rocky Mount, NC, 12 Sept. 2005. 2002 Analysis of Remote Sensing Data Relative to the Presence of Submerged Cultural Resources for Galveston Bay Pipeline Project, Stephen R. James, Jr. and Melissa Madrigal. TAP No. 2699. Houston: URS Corp. Certifications & Awards

• Sakhalin Island Projects – ExxonMobil, Outstanding Performance Award for the GIC Project

• Sakhalin Island Projects – ExxonMobil, Outstanding Performance Award for the HHR Project

• Appreciation Award for Dedication and Service – NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries

• Appreciation Award for Service – Office of Naval Research, Hunt for the USS Alligator

• Submerged Cultural Resources Law Enforcement Certification

• Coordinating Environmental & Historic Preservation Compliance Certificate (ICS-253)

• Introduction to the Incident Command System Certificate (ICS-100)

• ICS for Single Resources & Initial Action Incidents Certificate (ICS-200)

• US Army Corps of Engineers Merit Award for work associated with the Bayport Project

• Houston Museum of Natural Science Appreciation and Dedication Award

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