RESUME OF: Philip F. Wood

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Louisville, Kentucky 40222

Cell phone 502-***-****

e-mail – ace8m8@r.postjobfree.com

Date: July 29, 2014

EDUCATION

University of Kentucky – B.S.C.E., Civil Engineering

Indiana University – BS, Industrial Engineering and Production Management

New Albany High School – Diploma in college prep

LICENSES

Licensed Professional Engineer: Kentucky – 9213

Florida – 38288

Texas – 88022

Indiana – 60018415

Illinois – 62-36036

Licensed Land Surveyor: Kentucky – 1943 (Inactive Status)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Tau Beta Pi – Engineering Honorary Society

Chi Epsilon – Civil Engineering Honorary Society

Water Environment Federation, Kentucky-Tennessee Section

American Water Works Association, Kentucky-Tennessee Section

OVERVIEW

Mr. Wood has over 20 years experience in the field of consulting civil engineering, with the majority devoted to the design and evaluation of wastewater treatment, collection, pumping and solids handling systems; and the evaluation and design of potable water treatment, pumping, raw water source evaluations, distribution and storage systems.

In addition to the credentials listed below, Mr. Wood spent 4-years in the U.S. Air Force attaining the rank of Captain.

EXPERIENCE

Commonwealth Engineers, Inc., Indianapolis, IN

Mr. Wood worked on a CSO storage/transmission system for the City of Jeffersonville, Indiana.

Mr. Wood completed a study for effluent filtration at the Crown Point WWTP, Crown Point, Indiana. This involved evaluating seven different filtration systems and compared them on a cost effective basis.

Mr. Wood performed a preliminary evaluation of all unit processes at the Cheeney Creek WWTP in Fishers, Indiana.

Mr. Wood completed an evaluation of chemical phosphorous removal versus biological removal at the Huntingburg, Indiana WWTP.

Mr. Wood designed a wastewater pumping station called the Epworth Road Pumping Station for the City of Newburgh, Indiana.

Qk4, Inc., Louisville, KY

Mr. Wood designed an expansion of the Shepherdsville Wastewater Treatment Plant to expand its capacity from 2 MGD to 5 MGD. This project consisted of using a new technology that was only in use in two places in the country when the design began. The new technology was called the Integrated Fixed Film/Activated Sludge (IFAS) process, which is a combination of using the activated sludge process and blending in a fixed film component. In essence, it allows the treatment of more wastewater in a given size of aeration tank. Using this technique saved the City at least $10-$15 million over using a conventional technology. This plant also won a State and National Award for design excellence. . In addition to design, also was Resident Inspector and provided Construction Administration services for the project.

Mr. Wood did a preliminary design of the Grinstead Drive CSO diversion system for Louisville MSD to handle a flow rate of 24 MGD. This included pumping, screening, grit removal, storage, and controlled release back to the system.

Designed the Wolf Pen Woods pumping station force main relocation in conjunction with the highway work on I-265 for the bridges project

Mr. Wood designed a relocation of the Ohio River Force Main in conjunction with the redesign of Spaghetti Junction for the Bridges Project. Mr. Wood developed the original concept of the ORFM and designed the ORFM for MSD in 1986.

DLR Consultants, Inc., Lexington, KY

Mr. Wood developed a capital projects plan for replacement of water lines for the City of North Vernon, Indiana.

Performed an alternatives analysis for raw water supply to the Georgetown (KY) Municipal Water & Wastewater System. Included in this was an evaluation of the Frankfort Water Booster Pumping Station.

Designed a CSO treatment system to handle 40 MGD of flow for the City of Kokomo, Indiana. The system consisted of screening, sedimentation, and chlorine disinfection.

Performed an evaluation for sludge pump replacements for the sludge processing system at the West Hickman Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lexington, KY.

Kenvirons, Inc., Frankfort, KY

Participated heavily in the design of the Emergency Intake Structure for the City of Jamestown, Kentucky. This design was concerned with a floating platform for intake pumps on Lake Cumberland. The emergency was that the lake was being lowered to maintain the dam and the City would have been out of water without this new, 4 MGD pumping facility. Developed preliminary designs for two deep-cell lagoon plants one for the Wood Creek Water District in Laurel County and one for Prestonsburg in Floyd County. Also worked on several small water distribution designs and wastewater collection designs.

Tetra Tech, Inc., Louisville, KY

Projects performed while at Tetra Tech are as follows:

Designed a centrifuge system for the Bowling Green, Kentucky municipal WWTP. The system was designed for a plant with a 12 MGD average daily flow capacity; preliminary design of a raw water pumping station and 24-miles of 36-inch pipe line from Lake Barkley to Hopkinsville, Kentucky; designed 4.6 MGD wastewater treatment plant improvements for the City of Guntersville, AL; designed improvements to the 45 MGD influent pumping station at the Spring Branch WWTP in Huntsville, AL; designed improvements to expand the Warren County, Ohio drinking water treatment plant from 6 MGD to 12 MGD; designed an expansion from 1.4 MGD to 2.3 MGD for the wastewater treatment plant for the Town of Sellersburg, IN including Resident Inspection/Construction Administration services; designed a pumping station with a peak pumping capacity of 3.3 MGD, one mile of 18” force main and approximately 2,000 feet of sewer for the Town of Sellersburg, IN including Resident Inspection/Construction Administration services; designed three interceptor sewer grit pits for the Sanitation District No. 1 in Ft. Wright, Kentucky: design of expansion of the Perry, Georgia wastewater treatment plant from 2.5 to 6.0 MGD. Mr. Wood performed preliminary analysis on a project for No Feasible Alternative analysis for the City of Hamilton, Ohio WWTP; team member that prepared an evaluation of the Cane Run (4 MGD), Spindletop (125 gpm), and Kentucky Horse Park (800 gpm) pumping stations for Lexington, Kentucky.

American Consulting Engineers, PLC, Louisville, KY

Designed three drainage projects for Louisville MSD. Prepared a plant capacity analysis for the 300,000-gallon per day South Henry Regional Waste District WWTP in Lewisville, IN. Also, designed improvements to the aerobic digesters at the South Henry RSD WWTP. Prepared population and potable water demand forecasts and wastewater flow projections for the Utility Center in Fort Wayne, IN. Also, performed a hydraulic analysis of the north and south portions of the water system for the Utility Center in Fort Wayne. Designed a 225,000 gal/day WWTP for the City of Vicco, KY. Performed a sewer capacity for Danville, Indiana. Designed interim improvements to the Vicco WWTP that consisted on flow meter installation and renovation of the disinfection system. Designed the Acup-Millseed water line extension project for the City of Vicco. This project consists of a water storage tank, main booster pumping station and two hydropneumatic pumping stations.

AquaSource, Inc. (Formerly Capital Engineering), Louisville, KY

AquaSource bought Capital Engineering. I held a position with Capital for 2-years previously.

Designed the Bittersweet project in Ft. Wayne, IN which consisted of a 2,000 gallon per minute wastewater pumping station, 1,200 feet of 24-inch gravity sewer, and approximately 7,200-feet of 14-inch force main. Designed the Inverness Project, which consisted of 21,000-feet of sewer ranging in size from 8-inch to 30-inch diameter. Project also included a 2,200 gallon per minute pumping station and 3,200-feet of 14-inch force main. Designed a 300,000-gallon per day wastewater treatment plant for Borden, IN that is expandable to 600,000 gallons per day. Assisted in the preparation of a water distribution system analysis for two areas of the Utility Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The south area consisted of a population of 35,000 and the north system has a current population of almost 24,000.

Presnell Associates, Inc., Louisville, KY

Involved in the preliminary design of a $70 million project to convert the solids handling system in Louisville from a LPO process to a drying process. Performed sewer system analysis for the City of New Albany, Indiana, and recommended a solution to the City’s SSO problem. Prepared the preliminary design of a 150,000-gal/day wastewater treatment plant for a private industrial development in Bullitt County, KY. Also prepared the preliminary design of a 3.5 MGD municipal wastewater treatment plant in Shepherdsville, KY. Prepared a preliminary design of a water supply system for a resort development in Cost Rica. This included water resources, transmission, distribution, and storage. Designed, in collaboration with Louisville Water Co. staff, the relocation of approximately 2-miles of 12-inch water main on East Indian Trail in Louisville, KY.

H. E. Rudy, Consulting Engineers, Louisville, KY

Rejoined HER as Senior Engineer. Designed two Wastewater pumping systems. One of these systems involved three pumping station in a header configuration. Determined quantities as a part of the design of two highway projects. Designed storm water facilities for a school bus compound, which included facilities for the removal of oily runoff. Designed water supply facilities for Floyd Central High School in Floyd Co., IN.

Gresham, Smith & Partners, Louisville, KY

Joined the firm as Senior Engineer. GS&P were the consultant for Louisville MSD’s Beargrass Watershed. Primary responsibilities included preparing scopes of work and budgets for many, small drainage and sanitary sewer projects for MSD. Was project manager for the design of three industrial parks for a private client in southern Indiana. This involved the design of sewers, water lines, wastewater pumping stations, road design, site layout, and supervising the design of drainage facilities. Prepared process evaluation for a 60,000-gal/day wastewater treatment plant in Bullitt County, KY.

EV Environmental Systems, Inc., Louisville, KY

EV bought out Tenny, Pavoni Associates. Return to EV as Senior Engineer. Primary responsibilities include the preparation of a 30% design of the dewatering portion of a large solids handling project for Louisville MSD. A team consisting of EV in association with Parsons Environmental Science of Atlanta performed the engineering for the $50-million project. The process consisted of a 2-stage anaerobic digestion system followed by dewatering using centrifuges. Gas from the digesters was to be used to generate approximately 6 megawatts of power.

Was project manager for the design of an 864,000-gal/day industrial wastewater treatment plant for the Commonwealth Oil Refining Co. in Puerto Rico. The process consisted of free oil separation, emulsified oil separation, metals removal, biological treatment, filtration, and sludge dewatering using a centrifuge.

The Reynolds Group/Capitol Engineering, Inc., Clarksville, IN

Newly formed group whose primary objective is the privatization of water and wastewater systems. The group would finance, design, construct and operate these systems on a long-term contractual arrangement with governmental agencies or private entities. The group also provided traditional consulting engineering services.

Held the position of Senior Engineer responsible for the design of water and wastewater facilities. Projects included designing a 0.6 MGD expansion of the Hendricks County (Indiana) Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant, design of a new 2 MGD water treatment plant for Scottsburg, IN, and designed sewer system improvements for Salem, IN including a major downtown pumping station. Prepared a preliminary design report for the upgrade of the metals removal wastewater plant for Kokoku Steel Corp. in Scottsburg, IN. Prepared several cost-effective analyses to determine the feasibility of privatization projects.

Tenny Pavoni Associates, Inc., Louisville, KY

Held the position of Senior Engineer. Performed hydraulic analysis and final design of modifications to the fire pumping system at the Illinois State Capitol Building, Springfield, IL. Designed water and sewer facilities for rest areas for the Illinois Department of Transportation. Designed facilities and performed as Resident Inspector/Construction Administrator for the 5 MGD wastewater treatment plant in Clarksville, IN. Performed a valve testing program for Louisville MSD in conjunction with an $11-million project to prevent backup of combined sewer overflow into customer’s basements. Performed construction observation services for Louisville MSD’s Emerald Drive sanitary sewer and drainage project. Assisted in the preparation of a water system master plan for the Town of Sycamore, IN. Designed several, small pumping systems for Clarksville and New Albany, IN and for Louisville MSD. Tenny Pavoni Associates was bought by EV Environmental.

Derrick Engineering, Inc., Louisville, KY

Held position of Senior Engineer. Prepared a 20-year water master plan for the City of Mt. Washington, KY, which serves a population of 10,000. Prepared an amendment to the Facilities Plan for the expansion of the wastewater system for the City of Eminence, KY. The project consisted of designing an expansion of the plant which included an 18-mile long effluent force main. Also prepared water master plans for the City of Vine Grove, KY and the Rural Membership Water Corp. of Henryville, IN. Performed a hydraulic analysis of a 19-mile long sewage force main, including five pumping stations for Tell City, IN.

Proctor/Davis/Ray Engineers, Louisville, KY

Held the position of Senior Engineer. Held position of Senior Engineer. Major projects included the preparation of a plan to upgrade the raw and treated water pumping systems for the City of Atlanta’s 250-MGD water system. Designed 19,000 feet of 8-inch and 12-inch water main extensions for the Oldham County Water District No. 1 at Crestwood, KY. These water main extensions were primarily along KY highway 146 and two county roads. The project included easement acquisition, coordination with the Highway Department, and obtaining a permit for a railroad crossing.

Prepared the North County Action Plan for Louisville MSD which used an innovative approach to solve a difficult wastewater collection system problem resulting in a present worth saving of $60-million. Designed 9.5-miles of dual force main called the Ohio River Force Main (ORFM) for Louisville MSD. Prepared a Facilities Plan Amendment and designed an 11 MGD upgrade/expansion of the Findlay, OH wastewater treatment plant. Prepared a revision of the Facilities Plan and preliminary engineering design for the relocation and expansion of the 5-MGD Jeffersonville, IN wastewater treatment plant. Prepared a long-range master plan and preliminary design of water improvements for the Lebanon Water Works Co. in Lebanon, KY. The plan consisted of pumping from the river to an upland reservoir and expansion of the water treatment plant. Prepared an evaluation of the Harrodsburg, KY wastewater treatment plant.

Camp, Dresser, and McKee, Inc., Louisville, KY

Held the position of Senior Environmental Engineer responsible for the technical engineering aspects of the evaluations and designs required for the corrective action program at the 105 MGD Morris Forman Wastewater Treatment Plant (MFWTP) in Louisville. In addition, CDM’s project manager for the Process Alternatives Study for the expansion (12 to 36 MGD) of the Town Branch Wastewater Treatment Plant in Lexington, KY. Prepared plant evaluation reports at the 8 MGD Bowling Green, KY wastewater treatment plant, the 3 MGD Winchester, KY wastewater treatment plant, and the 60 MGD B. E. Payne water treatment plant (Louisville Water Co.). Project Manager for the design of 1-mile of 120-inch diameter interceptor sewer in tunnel for the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewer District.

Also performed as office manager for CDM’s Louisville office responsible for all administration, technical control, marketing, and client liaison. Some of the projects during this period are the design of modification to the primary treatment facilities at the MFWTP, and renovation of the 120 MGD Buchanan Street Pumping Station, which included the emergency design and construction of a temporary 43 MGD bypass pumping station. Brought CDM the Louisville Water Co. as a client, and was promoted to Regional Marketing Manager.

Miller, Wihry, and Lee, Inc., Louisville, KY

Responsible for supervising the design of water treatment and wastewater treatment facilities for municipal and private clients. Designed a 5-MGD water system for the Oldham County Water District, Buckner, KY. This design included a well field and high service pumping. The well field is located in the town of Westport, KY. The well pumps discharged into a header system and the water is transmitted through approximately 3-miles of 24-inch ductile iron transmission line to the water treatment plant. Also designed the high service pumping station at the water treatment plant. Completed a long-rang planning study for water system improvement at Ft. Knox, KY. Also consulted with the planning staff in analyzing water and wastewater systems for parks and recreational facilities in Tennessee and Iowa.

Wight & Company, Inc., Downers Grove, IL

Responsible for supervising a wide range of engineering design projects for municipal and private clients. Private projects included developments such as the Trails of Olympia Fields (Olympia Fields, IL) where design included all roads, sanitary and storm sewers, gas lines, water lines, storm water detention facilities and grading. Municipal projects included the design of all site facilities for a new Village Hall in Orland Park, IL. This included a bridge for the entrance road, roadway design, storm and sanitary sewers, gas, electric, and water facilities. Wight & Company was the engineer of record for the Downers Grove Sanitary District, Downers Grove, IL. Also prepared sanitary sewer capacity studies, sewer system evaluation surveys, water distribution system analyses, and roadway projects. Promoted to director of engineering.

Hazelet & Erdal, Consulting Engineers, Louisville, KY

As a staff engineer, responsibilities included the preparation of Facilities Plans for municipal wastewater systems, design of wastewater treatment and collection systems. Some of the projects included 10-miles of interceptor sewer (12- to 36-inch), three major pumping stations, and assisting in the design of the 3.2 MGD wastewater treatment plant for Danville, KY. Also, participated in the design of the 3.5 MGD wastewater treatment plant for Campbellsville, KY. Both of these plants were the first Carrousel-type oxidation ditch plants in the U.S. for municipal application. Prepared Facilities Plans for Danville, Lebanon, and Bowling Green, KY.

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