Customer Service Project

Cary A. Parrish

Professional Qualifications

Mr. Parrish is an Environmental and Construction Engineering Field

Supervisor with experience in construction oversight and management,

maintaining consistency with contract documents and design intent,

regulatory compliance, sampling and sampling coordination, Storm Water

Pollution Prevention Plan inspection, project field chemistry, vapor

extraction, geophysical instrumentation, management of

procurement/distribution and inventory, QA/QC documentation.

Education

Undergraduate Studies, Public Relations-University of Minnesota (In

Progress)

Undergraduate Studies, Public Relations-Cerritos College (2006 - 2007)

Additional Training/Continuing Education

Construction Quality Management for Contractors, Kugan & Assoc. Inc. (2009)

Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) (2009)

30-Hour OSHA Construction Health and Safety, Rocky Mountain Education

Center (2009)

10-Hour OSHA Construction Health and Safety, Rocky Mountain Education

Center (2009)

40-Hour OHSA / 8-Hour OSHA / First Aid and CPR Training

OSHA Site Supervisor Training

OSHA Competent Person Training

Hazcat Course (Chemical Identification System), Haztech Systems (1998)

Field Sampling Training in Air/Water/Soil

Environmental Sampling Training, OHM (1996)

OSHA Confined Space Training

Geophysical Subsurface Radar, Geophysical Survey Systems Inc. (1995)

Technical Course for SIR

Radan Processing Software, Geophysical Survey Systems Inc. (1995)

Trench and Excavation Safety Seminar, Plank (1999)

Equipment Management Training, IT Corporation (1994)

Nitron Spectrum Analyzer Radiation Safety Monitor, Nitron (2004)

Basic Radiation Safety Training, USACE (2002)

Air Shipment of Dangerous Goods-IATA, Shaw (2003)

OSHA Hazard Communication Training

DOT / Hazmat Training

U.S. Navy Petty Officer and Supervisor, and Leadership Course

U.S. Navy Helicopter Signalman and Safety Operations

U.S. Navy Material and Maintenance Supervisor

Refresher H2S Awareness and Safety Training

Bloodborne Pathogens Training, WESTON (2009)

H2S Awareness Training

Electrical Safety Training, Shaw (2004)

Driver Safety

Forklift Operations

Awards

Navy Achievement Medal (September 1988)

Good Conduct Metal (September 1988)

Letter of Commendation (January 1988)

Meritorious Unit Commendation (1985)

Numerous Health and Safety Awards

Bixby Ranch Company Projects - Performance Acknowledgement (1996)

Department of the Navy - Performance Acknowledgement (1998)

Department of the Army - Performance Acknowledgement (1998)

Department of the Army - Performance Acknowledgement (1999)

WCCC Distinguished Project Award 2001 Pier S Remediation Project

CMAA Project Achievement Award 2010 Pier A / Area 2 POLB

WCCC Outstanding Achievement Award 2010 Pier A / Area 2 POLB

AAPA Award of Excellence 2010 Pier A / Area 2 POLB

ACEC Merit Award 2010 Pier A / Area 2 POLB

Deep Horizon Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill- Performance Acknowledgement (2010)

Experience and Background

Employment History

2013-Present Chicago Bridge & Iron

2012- 2013 Shaw Environmental, Inc

2011-2012 Trevet Inc.

2008-2011 Weston Solutions Inc. [8-08 to Present; Chatsworth, CA;

Tradesperson 2]

2002-2008 Shaw Environmental, Inc.

1998-2001 International Technology, Inc.

1996-1998 OHM Remediation, Inc.

1990-1996 International Technology, Inc.

2/2013 - Present

Field Environmental Scientist 3, Chicago Bridge & Iron, Irvine, California

The following is a summary of project experience:

Customer Service Representative, Contractor Scheduling and Oversight,

Hurricane Sandy NYC Rapid Repairs Program, New York City, NY

NYC Rapid Repairs - the first program of its kind to address housing needs

after a natural disaster - the City has deployed dozens of contractors and

thousands of skilled construction workers to make emergency repairs on

residential properties affected by Hurricane Sandy. These emergency repairs

are free of charge, allowing residents to return to their homes. Emergency

repairs include the restoration of heat, power and hot water, and other

limited repairs to protect a home from further significant damage. NYC

Rapid Repair customer service responsibilities includes taking inbound

calls from the homeowners regarding complaints, issues, missed appointment

or cancelations etc. NYC Rapid Repairs customer service will then attend

the inspection of homes and as it is determined which repairs are covered

under the NYC Rapid Repairs program they will assist with any home owner

concerns. Customer service will also meet and greet with the home owners

when work begins verifying that home owners are available to allow work to

start. Over see any complaints or trouble shoot any homeowners issues with

the contractor. Coordinate missed worked dates with home owner and

contractor. Confirm priority cases and special needs homes and report to

schedule priority work crews. Insured consistent program policies and

reported daily with the Customer Service Lead and Project Manager

Project Field Lead, Hazardous/Universal Waste Segregation and Disposal,

Confidential Client, Multiple Facilities, California: Manage subcontractor

field teams tasked with performing daily hazardous and universal waste

segregation throughout Southern California. Complete Field Activity Daily

Logs to document site safety conditions. Perform safety oversight of

subcontractor field teams and report corrective actions to project

management on a daily basis. Prepare daily reports of field activities,

recommend field corrective actions, and interact with Site Managers on a

daily basis in regards to project scope and field schedules.

Compliance Specialist, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program, Southern

California Edison, Tehachapi Ca. The Segment 3B Project involves the

construction of a new 9.6 mile, 220 kilovolt Transmission Line connecting

the SCE wind generated electricity to several substations in Kern County.

Responsibilities included the implementation of prompt and effective

erosion and sediment control measures. Implementation of all non-storm

water management, including materials and waste management. Ensure proper

maintenance of BMPs and repairs as needed. Conduct or oversee storm water

inspections as required. Evaluate and initiate updates and amendments to

the SWPPP based on field inspections and scope of work. Ensure submittal of

the Annual Report and all supporting documentation to the Storm Water Multi-

Application and Report Tracking System database. Submit all Notices of

Discharge and reports of Illicit Connections or Illegal Discharges to the

Regional Water Quality Board.

Team Member, Enbridge Oil Spill, Marshall, MI, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA). Oil Spill Response, Marshall, MI, EPA START Region

5. After a 30" pipeline (Enbridge Pipeline Company) ruptured and spilled

over 800,000 gallons of crude oil, the EPA mobilized a response team to a

25-mile stretch between Marshall and Battle Creek, Michigan. As a member

of the night shift air sampling team, monitored and sampled volatiles/air

contaminants along the Talmidge Creek and Kalamazoo River. Monitored

excavation/backfill operations around the breach, and various booms and

other materials used to contain and/or absorb the oil. Conducted daily

airboat operations with the Coast Guard and EPA Task Leaders on the river.

Duties included oversight of contractor cleanup progress, mapping new areas

for cleanup, observations of wild life activities, monitoring contractor

and public health and safety, tracking of progress and preparation of daily

reports submitted to the EPA Coordinator. Performed as an EPA

representative providing oversight of contractors during sediment and water

sampling in Lake Morrow.[WESTON; Proj. No. 20406.012]

[6-10 to 7-10; WESTON; Proj. No. 20406.012.033.0551.01]

Team Member, Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Grand Isle,U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA)/ Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team

(START), Region 6, Member of the air monitoring team in Grand Isle .

Responsible for documentation of site conditions and implementation of

ambient air sampling/monitoring associated with the Deepwater Horizon (DWH)

response. Conducted 24-hour sampling/monitoring for volatile organic

compounds (VOCs), hydrogen sulfide particulates, and semivolatile organic

compounds (SVOCs). Responsible for collection of quality control (QC)

samples and for calibration and maintenance of equipment to ensure proper

functioning. The equipment included Area RAEs and MultiRae instruments

used to monitor for VOCs, summa canisters utilized to collect VOC

samples, EBAMs and DataRams used to conduct real-time air monitoring of air

particulates, and PQ200 air samplers used to collect particulate samples.

Air samples were collected for SVOCs using polyurethane foam (PUF) sample

media in a high volume air sampler. Reported daily on conditions in the

area pertaining to the oil spill. Provide additional support to collect

multiple soil and water samples by boat /vehicle at various monitoring

sites near Grand Isle.

Safety Oversight Representative, Area 53 Gas Line Repair, California, Camp

Pendleton Marine Corps Base, U.S. Navy. Assisted and completed Quality

Control and Health and Safety oversight for the repair of all existing

steel and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe, and installed new polyethylene gas

pipe, located at the Marine Corps Base, Area 53, Camp Pendleton,

California. Maintained Quality Control and Quality Assurance with WESTON's

Quality Control Manager and subcontractor, and Residential Officer in

Charge of Construction (ROICC). Facilitated quality control meetings,

reports, and testing tracking system. Acted as Liaison for WESTON and

WESTON's subcontractor to the ROICC regarding work that included

maintaining traffic controls by approval of the Area 53 Provost Marshall.

Maintained good communication with the ROICC and Project Management

regarding scheduling of the existing building/facility service connections,

and tying into the mains that needed to be protected until the new gas

lines were in place. Continuous oversight of WESTON's subcontractor helped

ensure accurate as-builds and the completion of the new service connection

to the main to create the least disturbance to the building/facility.

WESTON's subcontractor provided value engineering utility changes and

performed the work with minimal outages. Complete Health and Safety

cooperation was a decided factor in the completion of Area 53 ahead of

schedule with no Health and Safety recordable. [12-09 to 4-10; WESTON;

Proj. No. 12954.012.003.0004.10]

Pier A West Interim/Source Removal Action, Long Beach, CA, Port of Long

Beach, Field Inspector and Sample Coordinator. Assist with oversight of

construction management activities / Field Inspector and Sample Coordinator

for a 120-acre site in Wilmington, California (approximate value of the

project $72 million). The site is a current oil production facility, and

was used for disposal of oil-related waste. Duties included oversight and

inspection of the removal / backfill of oil field sump material from 19

sumps, of over 350,000 tons of contaminated soil, and import of over

1,300,000 tons of clean soil. Field Inspector and acting liaison between

the contractor, subcontractors, and client regarding contractual

specification agreements. Coordination and oversight of numerous third

parties working on-site including the construction of three stormwater

detention basins and porous asphalt-based Green parking lot. Acting and

maintaining on-site compliance to multiple permits including air

monitoring, weather monitoring, and oversight of the contractors adhering

to permit conditions. Oversight and training of contractor and

subcontractors in sampling and tracking of import fill locations, and off-

site disposal and manifesting of hazardous materials. Sample Coordinator of

over 300 confirmation sidewall samples and liaison to three laboratories.

[2008 to Present; WESTON; Proj. No. 13266]

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