MR. Steven L Lutte

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Navarre, Fl 32566

850-***-****

Email: adzgts@r.postjobfree.com

Availability: YES

Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full-Time

Work Experience:

US Army IMCOM

USAG-Yongsan

Seoul, Jeju-do [Cheju-do] South Korea

09/2016 – 09/2019 (Retired from Federal Service Sept 2019)

Hours per week: 40

Series: 0028 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 12

Environmental Protection Specialist (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Serves as Environmental Protection Specialist responsible for the management, coordination, oversight, and execution of multiple environmental programs such as, but not limited to: solid/hazardous waste, compliance assessments, pollution prevention, water quality management, natural resources, cultural resources and environmental reporting. Direct, administer, monitor, and maintain records to ensure Garrison Yongsan is in full compliance with all applicable Federal, Army and USFK environmental regulations and standards, Presidential Executive Orders, DA and DoD policies.

Primary Lead Environmental Manager for USAG-Yongsan Base Closure to develop environmental procedures which addresses IMCOM requirements necessary to support a Combined Forces Command Residual and Yongsan Residual. Review, update and as required, represent USAG Yongsan at all upcoming planning charrette working groups and planning sessions designated by USFK FKEN. Leads the environmental planning and development of USAG-Yongsan’s Four Phase Base Collapse Plan and non-enduring camp closure plan. Lead a weekly environmental working group meeting attended by all garrison environmental staff, 8A / USFK units and other activities to ensure all transformation/base closure environmental requirements are identified and codified in the base closure plan. Additionally, analyzed each phase and branch of the collapse/closure plan to meet Leaders intent while providing accurate and extensive environmental information for of all courses of action.

Duties:

•Plans and establishes short and long-term environmental objectives for Transformation/Base Closure.

•Responsible for organizing, directing and controlling environmental inspections and resources related to mission accomplishment of Units relocating to Camp Humphreys.

•Coordinates and/or participates in installation environmental assessments, and visits by higher commands and other stakeholders.

•Reviews accomplishments of the Compliance and Spill Response program for technical adequacy, consistency and compliance with policies, procedures, and directives to ensure progress toward goals, meeting of milestones, operations situations for forecasting, planning and funding programs.

•Reviews policies, directives, regulations, and guidance from IMCOM, Department of the Army (DA), USFK, and local environmental agencies to determine impacts on Area II environmental activities.

•Works closely with installation environmental engineers, AEC Regional Environmental Offices, and IMCOM regional team to ensure policies, plans, and procedures are reasonably executed at the installation level.

•Assesses, analyzes and collates environmental performance data and reporting information to internal staff, clients and regulatory bodies

•Manages environmental strategy budgets

•Keeps up to date with relevant changes in environmental legislation and initiatives including international legislation where applicable

Reviews facilities or services provided by contract for compliance with environmental plans, specifications, and requirements and oversees the administration of environmental contracts.

Key Skills:

•Hazardous materials, waste, PCBs, and pollutants.

•Theories and principles of environmental protection, control, and measurement.

•Concepts of physical and biological sciences.

•Government regulations related to hazardous materials and wastes.

•Methods and techniques to control air, water, hazardous and solid waste pollution.

•Materials and equipment used in the operation and maintenance of water facilities.

•Well-organized, management and communication

Selected Contributions:

•Developed Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) for Transformation Base Closure Environmental: Including compliance reporting, Environmental Assessments, Historical data, and GIS data to be used for the Joint Environmental Assessment Process (JEAP). Adopted by USAG Garrison for use throughout the organization.

• Processed revisions to and generated complex Environmental charts based on input from the Garrison Environmental Team. Reviewed proposed changes to ensure they conformed to authorized levels and that the Data was properly classified. Concurrently, prepared and tracked Environmental actions for Yongsan Main Post and South Post to include seven Non Enduring Camps to prepare land for return back to the Republic of Korea.

• Supervised and trained unit environmental officers, environmental technologists, technicians, or other related staff, conduct applied research on environmental base closure topics, like waste control or treatment or pollution abatement methods to ensure land is environmentally safe during the returns process.

•Supervised Yongsan, South Korea Base Closure Environmental Program for planning, developing, organizing, evaluating, and coordinating environmental protection programs and utilizing an Environmental Management System (EMS) ISO 14001 (International Organization for Standardization) standard for enhancing Area 1 and Area 2 environmental performance, fulfilling compliance obligations and achieving environmental objectives.

Supervisor: Paul Hubbard 315-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

US Army CORPS of Engineers Lower Granite Lock and Dam

885 Almota Ferry Road

Pomeroy, WA 99347 United States

03/2015 - 09/2016

Salary: 63,200.00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Series: 0028 Pay Plan: GS Grade: GS11

Environmental Protection Specialist (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills:

•Hazardous materials, waste, PCBs, and pollutants.

•Theories and principles of environmental protection, control, and measurement.

•Concepts of physical and biological sciences.

•Government regulations related to hazardous materials and wastes.

•Methods and techniques to control air, water, hazardous and solid waste pollution.

•Materials and equipment used in the operation and maintenance of water facilities.

•Well-organized, management and communication skills.

Duties:

Provide environmental technical support services needed to operate and maintain Lower Granite Dam, and to allow the Dam to excel in meeting its business functions including hydropower, navigation, recreation, flood control, natural resources wildlife, and fish passage.

Coordinates with representatives of other government agencies and private firms in developing and maintaining plans/procedures to comply with environmental, safety, and occupational health requirements.

Reviews Lower Granite Dam facilities or services provided by contract for compliance with environmental plans, specifications, and requirements and oversees the administration of environmental contracts.

Monitor and maintain 150 records of environmental compliance activities and personnel training; annually train 10 first responders for emergency response and planning and serve as the Incident Commander for spills affecting the Project.

Supervises and coordinates the proper storage, disposal and use of toxic and flammable substances in accordance with Federal and State Regulations throughout Lower Granite Dam footprint, covering 109 river miles.

Conduct inspections of stored hazardous waste, and supervise the transportation of accumulated materials as required by EPA, DOT and DEQ; monitor/maintain the project hazardous waste reduction program.

Works with and Interprets federal, state, and local laws and regulations (e.g., Clean Water Act, Resources Conservation and Recovery Act, Oil Pollution Act) to maintain compliance.

Adapts practices from environmental sciences and related scientific fields (e.g., biology, chemistry, chemical, environmental, engineering) to control or eliminate environmental pollutants.

Selected Contributions:

Performed studies and completed testing, hazardous waste inspections, planning, budget formulation, and recordkeeping for environmental compliance, and monitored occupational health, and environmental protection laws and regulations.

Supervised and monitored two State-regulated drinking water supply systems to comply with state and federal drinking water regulations IAW WAC 246-292-020

Prepared and coordinated contractor technical services to inspect and test above ground storage tanks located at the Lower Granite Dam Project using the Steel Tank Institute’s SP001 Standard for Inspection of Aboveground Storage Tanks. This included formal external inspection on 4 10,000 gallon tanks and a formal external inspection and leak test on 8 tanks to be in compliance with 40 CFR 112 Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure Plan.

Trained employees on proper methods of handling a leaking container, including:

Hazard assessment

Clean-up crew compliance with donning of Personal Protective Equipment.

Correct containment, storage and disposal of hazardous materials

accurate documentation of the incident and damaged container

Prepared/certified six annual vessel reports in the VGP eNOI System.

Supervisor: Chuck Weatherspoon 509-***-**** )

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

U.S. Army CORPS Engineers

Seattle District

Libby, MT 59923 United States

03/2014 - 03/2015

Salary: 57,856.00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Series: 0028 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 11

This a time-limited appointment or temporary promotion

Environmental Protection Specialist (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Compliance; First Responder Training; Hazardous Waste Handling/Disposal; Emergency Planning; Team Supervision; Inspections; Records Management

Used an in-depth knowledge of all Federal/State regulations including the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), and the 40 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) governing the handling/disposal of hazardous materials, and related activities. Supervised the collection, storage, and disposal of hazardous wastes.

Conducted regular inspections of stored materials and supervised the transportation of accumulated materials as required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). Maintained hazardous waste files and computer databases for project use and regulatory review by OSHA, EPA, DEQ, and State Fire Marshalls.

Selected Contributions:

•Served as Incident Commander for spills affecting the Libby Dam Project.

•Trained 15 First Responders annually for Emergency Response and Planning, and on perform safe and effective spill contaminant actions.

•As needed, performed duties as project Security Officer.

Supervisor: Josh Erickson (1-406-***-**** (114))

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

6th Military Police Group (CID)

Joint Base Lewis McChord, WA

Tacoma, WA 98433 United States

11/2009 - 03/2013

Salary: 5,591.00 USD Per Month

Hours per week: 60

Group Chemical Operations NCOIC

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Compliance; Advisement; Hazardous Waste Handling/Disposal; Training; Plan Development; Inspections; Records Management; Defining Strategies

Served as the Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) Advisor, and as the Senior Chemical and Operations NCO for the Army's largest MTOE Criminal Investigation Command (CID). Acted as Senior Advisor to the Group Commander on all aspects of Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Environmental/Safety training. Managed and distributed organizational tasks/OPORDS and inspections for the headquarters and for five geographically-dispersed staff sections.

As the CBRN Safety and Environmental Manager, developed and implemented management plans that incorporated scientific principles in compliance with CBRN SOPs, environmental laws and ethical principles. Identified/assessed the risks involving a variety of working conditions, operational issues, environmental/safety conditions, radiation, and hazardous materials/chemicals. Performed quantities risk assessments and cost benefit analyses on daily operations. Advised senior management on all aspects of chemical, biological, environmental/safety training, and equipment readiness for headquarters, and four geographically-dispersed organizations. These efforts resulted in new SOPs that were utilized for large-scale deployments worldwide.

Defined resource strategies, policy issues, training needs, and strategic infrastructure requirements which were accepted as standards for operational planning for four organizations. Maintained files, including hazardous waste databases, chemical usage data, personnel exposure information, and diagrams showing equipment locations. Inspected/evaluated workplace environments, equipment, and practices to ensure compliance with safety standards and government regulations.

Selected Contributions:

•Managed/maintained chemical, biological, and environmental equipment valued at over $500K which resulted in zero losses in a three-year period.

•Planned, trained, and evaluated four staff sections’ environmental and safety programs during the companies training cycle, resulting in zero deficiencies during an upper-management yearly evaluation.

•As needed, performed duties as project Security Officer.

Supervisor: CSM Fitzgerald 571-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

110th Chemical Battalion (Technical Escort)

Joint Base Lewis McChord

Fort Lewis, WA 98433 United States

07/2008 - 11/2009

Salary: 5,100.00 USD Per Month

Hours per week: 60

Operations NCOIC

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Compliance; Advisement; Field Sampling; Detection; Identification; Decontamination; Training; Chemical Awareness; Safety; Inspections; Records Management; Defining Strategies; Hazardous Materials Technician

Demonstrated advanced experienced in national incident management, incident command system sampling, and monitoring operations, personal protective equipment, toxicology, chemical awareness, safety, identity, potential hazards of confined spaces, and confined space rescue equipment IAW 29 CFR 1910.120 and 29 CFR 1910.146.

As the Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) S3 Operations NCOIC, supervised and managed a S3 section of ten personnel, including Chemical and Explosive Ordinance Disposal(EOD) NCO's. Performed duties as Hazardous Materials Technician involving field sampling, detection, identification, decontamination, for chemical biological/radiological materials, and confined space rescue operations. Conducted hazardous materials inspections ensuring units were in compliance with labeling and storage requirements.

Planned and conducted annual environmental and safety inspections/training for three companies; monitored training to ensure all company employees were certified and current on policies and regulations. Defined environmental safety resource strategies, policy issues, training needs, and strategic infrastructure requirements which were accepted as standards for operational planning.

Expertly managed planning/logistics to deploy three teams conducting short-notice national initiatives; supported 110+ personnel arriving from international locations and coordinated efforts into remote areas. This effort resulted in new SOPs that were utilized for large-scale deployments globally. Performed field sampling, detection, identification, and decontamination for chemical, biological, and radiological materials as well as confined space operations as Hazardous Materials Technician.

Selected Contributions:

•As the CBRN Environmental and Safety Manager, managed safety programs for 24 months resulting in a drastic reduction in safety-related incidents from eight previous years down to zero during time as Safety Manager.

•Maintained accountability of environmental and safety equipment valued at over $500K resulting in zero losses to company.

•Resolved chemical, biological, environmental, and safety issues and reduced scheduling/training conflicts by almost 98%.

Supervisor: CSM Victor Whitehorn (253-***-****))

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

HHC 19th Sustainmnet Command

Camp Henry

Tague, Gangwon-do [Kang-won-do] South Korea

01/2007 - 07/2008

Salary: 4,750.00 USD Per Month

Hours per week: 65

Future Operations NCOIC

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Management; Development; Requirements Definition; Operations; Team Supervision; Team Development/Training

Operations Sergeant of the 19th ESC Future Operations section, responsible for managing the development, review, monitoring, coordination, and validation of future operations during exercises and contingencies. Partnered with the staffs of USFK, CFC, EUSA, and subordinate MSCs on Korean theater of operations OPLANs, briefings, and other related logistical planning requirements including JCS exercises, Environmental Planning, Safety Training, RSOI ROC Drills, Courageous Channel Noncombatant Evacuation Operations(NEO) exercises, and command projects. Supervised and assisted four Soldiers and three DA Civilians.

As the Operations Manager, developed requirements for, and resourced, 150 Soldiers’ overseas deployment training in support of the 19th ESC Staff and subordinate commands for four overseas training events.

Selected Contribution:

•Managed and coordinated Joint Forces Support Component training for 55 augmenters during two annual training events.

HHC 19th Sustainment Command

Camp Henry

Tague, Gangwon-do [Kang-won-do] South Korea

12/2005 - 01/2007

Salary: 4,700.00 USD Per Month

Hours per week: 80

First Sergeant

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Personnel Management; Team Development/Training; Operations; Team Supervision; Mission Planning; Communication

First Sergeant for a multifunctional forward-deployed Sustainment Command. Accountable for managing the safety, health, welfare, and training of more than 330 Soldiers and KATUSAs. Planned and supervised weapons qualifications, safety training, environmental awareness, CTT, APFT, SIT, live-fire exercises, and all other METL-related training. Supervised the maintenance of all MTOE equipment valued at over $1M; ensured safety compliance. Supervised the training in Base Defense, Force Protection, and Quick Reaction Force (QRF) operations; supervised/prepared Soldiers to execute wartime missions.

As the First Sergeant Environmental and Safety Training Manager, participated in unit-level mission planning to ensure that hazard identification, risk assessment, and integration of controls were addressed by the commander and other mission planners including platoon leaders, and operations/supply officers prior to/during unit operations. Communicated orally and in writing on environmental issues, principles, and to persuade, inform, and clarify ideas, information, plans, and procedures to subordinate units. Managed planning/logistics to deploy 150 soldiers on short-notice national initiatives.

Selected Contributions:

•Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for providing leadership, supervision, and training for six staff sections, which resulted in a drastic reduction in safety-related incidents during time as First Sergeant/Environmental/Safety Training Manager.

•Implemented, managed, and trained Risk Assessment and Risk Management programs, resulting in 1200 accident-free miles during a two-week training event.

•Served as the principal advisor to the Commander on UCMJ and personnel actions.

•Served as the primary trainer of 350 personnel arriving from international locations during training exercises in South Korea that led to all employees receiving their United States Forces Korea Regulation Safety Training within 48 hours of arrival.

•Coordinated and managed Emergency Chemical Biological Environmental Safety Teams during an unanticipated post advisory exercise; expertly led the team to produce 25 time-sensitive reports for the Installation Chief of Staff.

•Revitalized the organization’s Environmental Safety training program which led to recognition as the best program on the installation.

•Planned/managed Annual Environmental and Safety Training Exercises for 300 Soldiers, leading to zero training accidents during time as Environmental and Safety Training Manager.

20th Area Support Group

Camp Carrol

Waegwan, Gangwon-do [Kang-won-do] South Korea

05/2004 - 12/2005

Salary: 4,500.00 USD Per Month

Hours per week: 70

Chemical/Biological Operations NCOIC

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Surveys/Hazard Analyses; Team Development/Training; Operations; Inspections; Auditing; Reporting

Advised the Group Commander, staff, and subordinate units on NBC avoidance, protection, and decontamination; responsible for the maintenance and force modernization of all NBC defense equipment in Area IV. Inspected and assisted subordinate unit NBC operations; compiled NBC, chemical defense equipment, and chemical monitor data reports to submit to higher headquarters; conducted and evaluated NBC training of subordinate and tenant units.

As the Group Radiation Safety Officer, supervised subordinate unit radiation operations to ensure they operated in compliance with all procedures and regulations imposed by law. Managed the quarterly auditing of Radiation Safety Programs and policies, recommending improvements where needed.

As Group Environmental/Safety Officer, inspected subordinate unit hazardous materials storage areas to ensure proper labeling, handling, and that turn-in documents were in compliance. Inspected injuries/serious safety incidents throughout the command and briefed the command on the final disposition of all safety incidents.

Conducted surveys and hazard analyses, and prioritized hazards identified during the survey by accident probability and severity; recommended controls or corrective action, tracked abatement of the identified hazards, and advised the commander and unit leaders as appropriate.

Selected Contributions:

•Evaluated and used information obtained through field inspections, monitoring, and sampling to assess the safety of environments.

•Developed/reviewed unit SOPs to ensure safety and risk management were integrated and controls were established to identify hazards.

•Trained subordinate units in radiation detection, measurement, State/Federal regulations, dosimetry, emergency procedures, records, documentation, and transportation regulations.

229th Aviation Regiment

Fort Bragg

Fort Bragg, NC 28310 United States

01/2002 - 05/2004

Salary: 4,500.00 USD Per Month

Hours per week: 65

Chemical Biological Operations NCOIC

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Key Skills: Surveys/Hazard Analyses; Team Development/Training; Operations; Inspections; Auditing; Reporting

As the Senior Chemical Biological NCOIC, advised the commander and staff on all matters related to Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) operations, and Environmental and Safety issues. Managed NBC readiness for two battalions and one separate company; planned and coordinated all NBC/Environmental and Safety-related operations, inspections, training, maintenance, and equipment fielding; maintained accountability of NBC equipment and contingency stocks through the Chemical Defense Equipment report. Managed ammunition and the Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC).

As Radiation and Environmental Safety NCO, maintained records of all authorizations, receipts, transfers, and disposals of radioactive material; monitored all areas where radioactive materials were used. Operated the dosimetry program and maintained dosimetry records for all units; ensured proper disposal of radioactive wastes, and maintained an inventory of radioactive material for three companies.

Selected Contributions:

•Advised units on the proper usage of radioactive materials; investigated accidents, spills, and radiological incidents and ensured all staff were properly trained.

•Received a commendable rating from the Post radiation officer during a higher headquarters environmental/safety inspection.

Education:

University Of Maryland University College Adelphi, MD United States

Bachelor's Degree 12/2013

GPA: 3.2 of a maximum 4

Credits Earned: 120 Semester hours

Major: Environmental Management

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Environmental Ecosystems (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Regulations Policies (3 Credit Hours)course covered Federal Environmental Policies including:

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

Clean Water Act (CWA)

Clean Air Act (CAA)

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)

Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation, and Liability Act(CERCLA)

Write and Review Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)

Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA)

Natural Resources Law

Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA 29 CFR 1910)

Occupational Health Safety (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Health (3 Credit Hours)

Emergency Planning Operations Management (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Technology (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Audits and Permits (3 Credit Hours)

Air Quality Management (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Health Risk Assessment (3 Credit Hours)

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

FEMA (EMI Independent Study Courses) IS-100,IS-700,IS-800,IS-22

Physics

Statistics

Global Environmental Issues (3 Credit Hours)

Central Alabama Community College Alexandria, AL United States

Associate's Degree 05/1999

GPA: 3.3 of a maximum 4

Credits Earned: 65 Semester hours

Major: Hazardous Materials

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Hazardous Materials Technician

OSHA Regulations with HAZCOM

EPA Regulations

HAZMAT First Responder

Recovery Incineration and Disposal

Sampling and Analysis

Environmental Health Effects

DOT Regulations

Chemistry and Organic Chemistry

Human Anatomy and Physiology One and Two

Job Related Training:

Hazardous Waste Management/DOT Certification (36 Hours)

Environmental Regulations Practical Applications (40hrs) Control #398

Water Distribution Manager Level 1 Certification

Hazardous Materials Technician and Emergency Response (3 June 2008 thru 10 June 2008)OSHA 80Hrs.

Permit Required Confined Space 3 July 2008 (OSHA 8Hr)

Operation Radiation Safety 3 Nov 2008 thru 7 Nov 2008

(40Hr)

Production and Use of Bio agents 29 Sept 2008 thru 3 Oct 2008 (40Hr)

U.S Army Technical Escort Course (3 Jun 2008 thru 3 Jul 2008)

U.S. Army Instructor Writer (May 1996)

Environmental Safety and Occupational Health (CLM035) (June,2010)

Geographic Information Systems

IS-00100.b

Introduction to Incident Command System

IS-00700.a

National Incident Management System (NIMS)

IS-00800.b

National Response Framework

IS-00022

An In-depth Guide to Citizen Preparedness

CDL Class A (Commercial Drivers License)with all Endorsements

Boat Operators course (24 Hour) USACE

Additional Information:

Legion of Merit

Meritorious Service Medal (3rd Award)

Army Commendation Medal (6th Award)

Army Achievement Medal (2nd Award)

Army Good Conduct Medal (9th Award)

National Defense Service Medal W/Bronze Star

Southwest Asia Service Medal W/Two Bronze Stars

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Korean Defense Service Medal

Humanitarian Service Medal

Multinational Force and Observers Medal

Ranger Tab

Italian Parachutist Badge

U.S. Army Parachutist Badge

Expert Infantryman Badge

Instructor/Writer

Battle Staff School

Technical Escort School

First Sergeant Course (Fort Bliss)

Technical Skills:

Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Power point

Proficient in the Environmental Management System (EMS)

Familiar with Hazardous Materials Information System (HMIS)

Proficient in the Emergency Response Guidebook

Air samplers or collectors — Aerosol monitoring instruments; Air sampling impingers; Cascade impactors; Dry gas meters

Air sampling pumps — High-volume air sampling pumps; Low-volume air sampling pumps

Gas detector tubes — Benzene detector tubes; Charcoal absorption tubes Sorbent tubes

Gas detectors — Combustible gas meters; Gas leak testing equipment

Geographical Information Systems (GIS)

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