Meet The Team

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Ed has more than 40 years of experience in Engineering, Project Management, Government Acquisitions and Electronic System repair. He has extensive Program / Project Management experience in all facets of the engineering arena including Site Identification, Investigation and Construction, Industrial Hygiene, and Safety. Project Management skills include Project Planning, Contract Administration, Statement of Work writing, Cost Estimating, Proposal Preparation & Evaluation, Negotiations and Contract Document Writing & Review. Project Engineer, Data and Configuration Control Manager for projects ranging in size up to $500M. Experienced with all governmental regulatory agencies. Ed is the principal owner and chief engineer for Alpha Terra Engineering, Inc., since 1997.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

• Overton-Brooks VAMC Parking Garage Addition, Shreveport, LA. Program Manager leading a multi-disciplinary team to provide project management, environmental assessments and design services for a garage addition at the Overton-Brooks VA Medical Center (OBVAMC). This project involves expanding an existing 2-story parking garage by providing an additional 284 parking spaces in a 4-story addition. The initial NTP includes providing a schematic design and a complete set of drawings suitable for construction bidding. We will investigate and survey Overton Brooks VAMC within the project scope. We will obtain approval of the siting plan, floor plan, preliminary cost estimates, and list of probable specification sections and provide the initial design analysis and approach. The design will then proceed with 35%, 65%, 95% and Construction Documents (CD) submittals. A separate NTP will be issued later for Construction Period Services (CPS). Preliminary work includes topographic and utility surveys and a geotechnical investigation. ATEI is conducting an Environmental Assessment (EA) in parallel with the design effort.
• Expansion of Emergency Department and New Human Resources Building at the Audie L. Murphy VAMC, San Antonio, TX. Led multi-disciplinary team to provide design services for existing Emergency Department (ED) and HR Department. The primary goal of this project was to expand and renovate the existing ED. Located in a 1970s era building on an existing campus, the only option for the ED was to expand into the existing HR Department, requiring the relocation of the HR Department. Post expansion, the ED tripled in size to approximately 19,048 SF. The total number of treatment rooms doubled in number and existing treatment rooms renovated to meet current standards.
• Radiation Oncology Services Building at the Audie L. Murphy VAMC, San Antonio, TX. Led multi-disciplinary team to provide design services for a new 10,840 SF Radiation Oncology Building. The building design incorporates the use of two LINAC machines. Connecting the building to the main hospital is a climate- controlled corridor facilitating patient comfort. The design includes site utilities, site development, slab design, physical security, parking layouts, and landscaping. Supervised a team of architects and engineers designing the facility to meet VA standards. He ensured successful execution of feasibility/concept studies, cost estimates, value engineering, environment compliance, design, and submittal reviews.
• VISN 20 Facility Condition Assessments, Various Locations. Led a diverse team of professionals to assess 10 VAMCs throughout the northwest US and Alaska, with over 6.2M SF of space, using the VA FCA 101 Guidelines. Challenges include data acquisition from participating hospitals and assessing facilities within the specified schedule. Because of ATEI’s and our subcontractors’ work history with FCAs over the past 15+ years, our attention to detail and ability to discern important from inconsequential data allows us to meet assessment expectations. ATEI uses a zero-based cost estimating process that leads to more accurate and detailed cost estimates.
• VISN 22 Facility Condition Assessments, Various Locations. Led a diverse team of professionals to perform Facility Condition Assessments (FCAs) of the 9 main hospital campuses comprising VA VISN 22. This project required physically observing all areas of the medical centers, conducting interviews of key staff members and the comprehensive research of existing conditions. The project consisted of approximately 10,127,766 gross square feet of floor area within approximately 445 buildings, from the 9 sites in the 3 states of AZ, CA ,and NM.
• Builder Assessment for DLA, Ft Belvoir, VA and Barstow, CA. Served as a mechanical assessor evaluating 500K SF/3.8M SF of facilities at both locations. Each location was unique with peculiarities attendant to a secure building on the east coast and warehouses on the west coast. Both facilities contained classified materials of differing degrees always requiring escorts. The work included assessing the facilities in accordance with the USACE Builder assessment program. Reporting requirements included photo documentation of all items, classification of discrepancies, and documentation of conditions in a flawless report. Total field time was four weeks; post processing time three weeks.
• Natural Gas Fueling Station Design, Lake Jackson, TX. Responsible for the siting, mechanical, plumbing, and general layout/structural design services for the natural gas fast fill station for CNG Partners / the City of Lake Jackson. The project was a unique public / private venture. This station is serving both the public and government owned vehicles. The fast fill fuel islands station allows vehicles to quickly fill their natural gas-powered vehicles in just 10-minutes. The design required knowledge of high-pressure plumbing and mechanical design and assembly design for dispensing and accessories. The designs required extensive knowledge of NFPA, City of Lake Jackson, State, and Federal guidelines, regulations, codes, and permitting. Challenges encountered included limited space, and preservation of trees, and negotiating solutions regarding regulatory/code conflicts with permit reviewers.
• City of Elmendorf, Elmendorf, TX. Provided general environmental compliance services to a racing fuel blending company since 2013. Revised both the SPCC and SWPPP plans to reflect recently revised regulations and renegotiation of the general stormwater permit. Prepared Toxic Release Inventories and Tier II reports under the Emergency Planning and Community Right to know Act. Revising facility air permits and conducting an environmental audit under the TX Audit Privilege Act, the results of which will enable the client to avoid fines and penalties due to the company’s rapid growth in the past year. Design and implementation of a vapor recovery system and flare involving tank emissions modeling using State and EPA approved methods.
• Ozona Oil & Gas, State of TX. Provided an assessment of an 1800-acre oil lease in use since the early 1950s. Evaluated environmental impact of current and past petroleum exploration and operations and prepared spill plans, closure cost estimates, and naturally occurring radioactive material assessments. The environmental assessment also included evaluation of the impact on threatened and endangered species, and typically recognized environmental conditions. This project was considered hazardous due to the presence of lethal concentrations of hydrogen sulfide gas. Air monitoring respiratory protection protocols were monitored closely. The assessment and opinions rendered provided critical information that led the client to an informed decision not to purchase the property.
• City Public Service, San Antonio, TX. Provided infrastructure design support services for City Public Service (CPS). Completed assessments and redesign of facilities operated by CPS across Bexar County. Integral to each project was the need for the design of stormwater runoff control and assessment of any change to pervious cover. Successfully established appropriate and complete storm water control measures with all projects.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

• Professional Engineer: TX (92737), AR (16814), OH (79441), LA (40110), WY (14710) & KS (23865-Retired)

EDUCATION

• Bachelor of Science – Mechanical Engineering
• Master of Science – Environmental Science

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS

• Certified Energy Manager (19647)

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Ken continues to leverage his Federal Business Development background and relationships to assist ATI to improve our position in the market space.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

• Vice President Federal Programs, AG|CM Served in multiple capacities from Project Manager, Marketing and Strategic Development, Business Development (municipal, K-12, Higher Ed); to lead BD of Federal Programs. Member of the Executive Team for nine years. Helped grow company from 16 to 65 personnel; annual revenue from $2.5M to over $10M. Initial development of all marketing and business development materials – All Sectors. Established offices in San Antonio and Austin garnering new clients and successful business. Developed initial RFQ templates; successfully responding to over 300 solicitations. Successfully researched, crafted RFQs and succeeded in winning 2 Federal contracts as Prime. Adept at working teaming arrangements for Federal contracts – large and small. Understands SBA small business and large business teaming arrangements and rules. Program Manager to Ft Worth $5M; 5yrs Construction Phase Services Contract.

• Construction Manager Joint Project Management Office (JPMO), US Corps of Engineers Ft Sam Houston, San Antonio TX. Construction Manager provided construction phase services support to the Joint Program Management Office (JPMO) at Fort Sam Houston TX, specifically for the Tri-Services Laboratory, a single story four square acre structure serving the Air Force, Army and Navy branches. Duties included staff representation for all three phase meetings, preparatory, initial and follow-ups were conducted during all phases of construction. Coordinated design/drawing reviews, product data samples, certificates, test reports and O&M data submittals were conducted in a timely manner and received by the client in a timely manner.
  

• Corpus Christ Army Depot, Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, TX. Construction Manager provided construction phase support services and project coordination for the $90M CCAD upgrade and test cell renovation. Interfaced with the client, designers, engineers to best determine project budgets, schedule and construction oversight requirements. Directed resources and reports to all respective parties in a timely and informative manner. Attended site meetings and conducted strategic partnering among key stakeholders.
• City of Corpus Christi Texas, Corpus Christi, TX. Construction Manager employing over 23 years construction and military experience in positions of increasing management and leadership. Assisted with the City of Corpus Christi’s $234.3 Million 2004 Bond/Storm Water Program providing Project Management and construction oversight to a multitude of projects. Coordination of project issues with key stakeholders and City staff. Construction Manager for the construction and renovation of 3 of 4 major city libraries within the city. Coordinated all elements of project development from initial concept design, working with major citizen groups, members of the Library Department and City Council in coordinating the $4.5M program. Conducted and led project design review meetings, committee action groups, site inspections, construction close-out to final ribbon cuttings.
• Aviano Air Base Italy. Program Manager of the $575 million, 98-NATO-project Aviano 2000 construction program, the largest in the Air Force. Responsible for managing all projects from cradle-to grave; supervised 30 engineers, logistics, and support professionals. Negotiated with US Navy project managers and Italian General Staff. Coordinated multiple project reviews with Italian Engineering Project Managers to keep key base leadership informed on progress.
• Air Force Civil Engineering Officer, USAF Multiple career positions, over 24 years, all levels of responsibility, serving in 5 countries. Program Manager, staff of 30 engineers for the $500M, 98 project Aviano Base Italy Rebuild. US Embassy Cairo Egypt working directly with Egyptian DoD in US Foreign Military Sales. Other positions included Headquarters Division Chief of Engineering Operations; Base level Director of Public Works and Engineering Flights; Academic Instructor AF Institute of Technology; Base level Facility Planning Programming and Budget Facilities manager.

EDUCATION

• Masters of Military Science
• Masters of Engineering
• Bachelors of Civil Engineering

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

• Engineering in Training (EIT)

• Associate Value Specialist (AVS)

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Jason Murray Winn is a multi-disciplinary urban change professional, university lecturer, and project manager with twenty-five years’ experience in the fields of land- management, architecture, engineering, energy management, and city/regional planning. In addition to managing his team, he has led several large mixed-discipline consultant teams incorporating industry and academic offices for the delivery of projects on time, on budget, with good results.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

• Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Throughout Texas. Project Manager and Field Assessor for the Texas Parks and Wildlife state-wide facility assessment. This study evaluated the existing state assets in the field with a focus on the sustainability, physical infrastructure, and historic amenities. My report enabled the release of approximately $63 million in pending capital project funding. In addition, assembled a comprehensive development plan serving over 23,000,000 Texas residents, and millions of visitors each year through a system of 93 state parks following intensive, multi-variate analysis and extensive public input.
• Timeship Biomedical Park, Comfort, TX. Architect and Planner for Time ship bio-medical research and cryo-preservation campus in Comfort, Texas. I conducted thirty-layer site analysis for a 1000-year projected life-span building for the preservation of world-wide biological survey and human remains (ostensibly for future revival). Projected included all-threats assessment, energy planning, clean water assessment, transportation planning, logistics planning, extreme long-term sustainability planning.
• Audie Murphy VA Hospital, San Antonio, TX. Design Architect for an Emergency Department renovation and new Human Resources building at Audie Murphy VA Hospital. My team was tasked with adapting an existing layout with considerable structural constraints to expand the capacity of level IV and V patient care without impacting the level I, II, and III patients. This could only be accomplished by relocating the Human Resources department to a new facility that we rolled into the Emergency Room budget.
• SAConnect.online Community Infrastructure Plan, San Antonio, TX. Project manager on the behalf of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, all available infrastructure maps and future infrastructure plans were collocated into a single interface enabling potential employers to quickly evaluate the infrastructure of San Antonio for feasibility of achieving their business plan. As a value-added feature, the city zoning map was rectified to the county tax value map, allowing for use type to be paired with appraised values. The final project provided an economic development tool that simultaneously demonstrated environmentally sensitive areas, historic amenities, over-burdened roadways with associated smog issues.
• City of Carrizo Springs Master Plan, Carrizo Springs, TX. Project Planner utilizing census data, conducted data analysis of vehicular impact on environment and economic wellbeing of community. Engaging both the public and city leadership, I developed strategies for the community to simultaneously address deferred maintenance and overall quality of life for residents. Final report outlined findings but focused on a variety of developed strategies to improve economic conditions while reducing the air quality hazards to the community (as vetted by public survey).
• 5 Natural Gas Fueling Stations in Houston and San Antonio, TX. Project Manager for multiple natural gas fueling stations throughout central, east, and south Texas. Projects included market analysis, civil design, mechanical and plumbing design, governmental permitting, and construction observation.
• 2011 Housing Community Profile USAFE for the United States Air Force, Germany. Engineering Assessor for five US Air Bases in Germany. Inspected and scored the condition of the sustainability, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing equipment in multifamily and general officers’ housing.
• 2010 Dormitory Master Plan for the United States Air Force, USA, Japan, Turkey, and Greenland. Architect Assessor for FCA of 240 dormitories at sixteen installations domestic and international. Dormitories were scored conditionally, functionally, and for energy performance. Based on total facility score individual buildings are categorized for sustainment, divestment, or demolition based on projected manpower needs of each facility.
• Radiation Oncology Center Design at the Audie Murphy VA Medical Center, San Antonio, TX. QA/QC Manager for the new construction of an oncology center at Audie Murphy VA Hospital (unbuilt). The team was tasked with a narrow site on federal property to build a 25-ton radiation vault with two linear accelerators and adapt another 3000 sq ft of existing office space to executive suite.
• JMFO Food Services Exchange at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Project Designer for new dining facility already under construction by USACE. As an exchange project, this was left until the overall project was 80% built, and negotiations had to be made with the franchiser and the contractors to accommodate all the requirements of the food service mission.
• Historic Restoration of the E. Arthur Davenport House, River Forest, Illinois. Project Draftsmen for house designed in 1901 by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The focus of the restoration was on the experimental wood-construction, deep-yet-thin eaves that were insufficiently supported against deflection due to age and snow- loads. The client-architect, at over six-feet tall, is twenty-four inches taller than the original architect, and this required careful house-planning to adapt the design.
• San Antonio Archdiocese St. Peter Upon-the-Water, Ingram, TX. Planner and Project Designer for retreat facilities and master plan. Designed and oversaw construction for laity retreat duplex and retreat cabin for the Archbishop of San Antonio. The master plan included a twenty-year plan to bring utilities and conference space to their Texas hill-country site on Indian Creek outside Kerrville.
• Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas Offices, Alamo Heights, TX. As Architect re-purposing a condominium unit for the non-profit organization, secured donations for construction, custom furniture, light fixtures, and equipment resulting in a savings of $250,000 to the client. All donated materials and furniture were from recycled sources and all light fixtures are the highest efficiency lamps available at the time of the project.
• Food-service remodel at Motorola, Libertyville, IL. Project Captain for the research facility serving over 2000 employees from twenty different countries. In addition to modernizing and streamlining the food service area and dining area, special considerations were made for the multi-cultural makeup of the user group with innovations like independently ventilated sub-kitchens for preparation of ethnic cuisine.
• Museum Bend River Plaza Master Plan, San Antonio, TX. Planner for Lifshutz Companies for redevelopment of the properties joining the San Antonio River Walk to Maverick Park. The plan included mixed-use retail, residential, and museum facilities with a focus on support for starting artists.
• San Antonio Independent School District Accessibility Re-design, San Antonio, TX. Project Draftsmen and field surveyor SAISD elementary school accessibility compliance. Prepared floor plan as-built drawings for remediation of deficiencies.
• San Antonio Housing Authority ADA and Life-safety Renovations, San Antonio, TX. Project Draftsmen and field surveyor for the SAHA multi-family residential facilities for life-safety and accessibility compliance problems. Prepared floor plan as-built drawings for remediation of deficiencies.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

• Registered Architect: TX (23597)
• Certified Urban and Regional Planner (029541)

EDUCATION

• Master of Science – Urban Design
• Masters Architecture
• Bachelor of Arts – Liberal Arts

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS

• LEED Accredited Professional Existing Buildings Operations & Maintenance (10733926-AP-O+M)
• Certified Energy Manager (85749)

PUBLICATIONS

• Take Me There: Deriving a Narrative Infrastructure from Community Stories in Famagusta Walled City Cyprus in Interplan. Chicago, IL: American Planning Association International Division. Winn, J.M. (2018).
• Typomorphological Study of Beyarmudu / Pergamo, Cyprus. Urban Morphologies in South-Eastern Mediterranean Cities: Challenges and Opportunities (Vol. 1). Famagusta: Cyprus Network of Urban Morphology. (ISBN: 978-1-5136-5221-4). Winn, J.M., Hartsell, A.M. (2018).
• Deriving a Narrative Infrastructure From Community Stories in Famagusta Walled City. in International Contemporary Urban Issues Conference Proceedings (Vol. IV). Istanbul: DAKAM. (ISBN: 978-605-81593-9-6) – Grant funded via BAP-C program, Eastern Mediterranean University. Winn, J.M. (2018).
• Telling Maps: Potential and Limitations of Narrative Infrastructure for Land-Use Policy in Famagusta, Cyprus. Proceedings of 2nd Socially Engaged Design Conference, Cyprus University of Technology, 2019, Limassol, Cyprus. Winn, J.M. (2019).
• Kuzey Kıbrıs, İskele Kıyı Alanları İçin Rezilyans Eylem Planı (An Action Plan for Resiliency of the Intracoastal Zone at İskele/Trikomo, North Cyprus), Mimarca, Vol. 32 No. 90, pp. 66-71. Hartsell, A.M., Winn, J.M. (2020).

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Dan is an accomplished environmental consultant professional since 1988 with experience in performing inspections for asbestos, lead-based paints, and hazardous materials. He also has experience in leading field survey crews, generating project budgets, collecting, and analyzing field data, determining remediation solutions and work plans, compiling project specifications, and establishing project completion goals within established company and regulatory requirements. He is proficient in Adobe, Paint Shop Pro, and Microsoft Office Suite.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

• Incarnate Word University, Brooks City-Base, San Antonio, TX. Responsible for a complete asbestos survey for approximately 3 multi-story buildings built between 1959 and 1973. The purpose of this survey was to identify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials in accordance with federal/local laws and regulations.
• Department of Public Works, San Antonio, TX. Performed asbestos and hazardous materials surveys of various public works facilities throughout the city of San Antonio. The purpose of this survey was to identify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials and hazardous materials, such as mercury, PCB’s, and refrigerants. The inspections were performed to identify and quantify asbestos-containing materials and location of hazardous materials and conditions of containers (if applicable) in accordance with federal/local laws and regulations.
• Various Independent School Districts, San Antonio and Bexar County, TX. Established projects and performed asbestos and lead hazardous surveys of various schools and support facilities throughout the city of San Antonio and suburbs. The purpose of these surveys was to identify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials and lead-based paints, The inspections were performed to locate and quantify asbestos- containing materials and lead-based based and assess condition of the asbestos- containing materials and lead-based paints in accordance with federal/local laws and regulations. Performed project oversight involving asbestos abatement activities removal of asbestos-containing materials from school buildings and support buildings.
• Whataburger Restaurants, San Antonio, TX. Established projects and performed asbestos surveys at various Whataburger restaurants located throughout the city of San Antonio and state of Texas. The purpose of the surveys was to identify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials at restaurants scheduled for renovations. The inspections were undertaken to identify and quantify asbestos-containing materials prior to renovation activities in accordance with federal/local laws and regulations.
• Seguin City Hall, Seguin, TX. Performed asbestos survey within the Sequin city hall structure to identify and quantify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials. The inspections were undertaken to identify and quantify asbestos-containing materials prior to renovation activities of the city hall main lobby, first floor hallway, customer service waiting area, and offices in accordance with federal/local laws and regulations.
• Department of the Air Force, Laughlin AFB, Del Rio, TX. Established project and executed asbestos survey within the dental care building to identify and quantify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials. The inspection was undertaken to identify and quantify asbestos-containing materials prior to repair and renovation activities of the dental care clinic and offices in accordance with military specifications (USACE) along with federal/local laws and regulations.
• CSX Transportation, Jacksonville, FL. Established projects and executed asbestos surveys of various CSX facilities throughout the states of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and northern Florida. The purpose of the surveys was to identify, to the extent feasible, asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paints, and hazardous materials (mercury, PCB’s, and chemical solvents) at various CSX transportation facilities scheduled for demolition or renovations. The inspections were undertaken to identify and quantify asbestos-containing materials prior to renovation activities in accordance with federal/state/local laws and regulations.
• Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division, Atlanta, GA. Performed compliance inspections and complaint investigations of possible infractions of the state and federal asbestos, lead, and solid waste disposal rules throughout the state of Georgia. Rendered enforcement activities, compliance support activities and co-sponsored public outreach initiatives. Performed routine site inspections were undertaken to identify non-compliance pertaining unlawful handling and disposal of asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paint waste, and various other solid wastes (contaminated demolition debris, etc.)

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

• Asbestos Inspection License (603839)
• Air Monitoring Technician License (707069)
• Mold Assessment Consultant License (MAC1716)
• Asbestos Project Manager License (Pending)

EDUCATION

• Bachelor of Science – Industrial Hygiene

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS

• Lead Risk Assessor Certification (2071210)

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Jonathan is a seasoned environmental professional with over 40 years of experience in the petroleum and environmental consulting industries. His expertise includes surface and subsurface geologic and hydrogeologic investigations, regulatory compliance, above ground and underground storage tank management (including installations and removals), Brownfields evaluations, and the assessment, containment, mitigation, and remediation of hazardous and potentially hazardous materials at residential, commercial, and industrial properties. He is OSHA HAZWOPER certified.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

• Silver Hill Energy Operating Facility – Encinal, TX. Principal Geologist: Performed the surface and subsurface evaluation of a former large reserve pit located on an operational oil field production facility. The purpose of the evaluation was to determine whether hazardous and/or potentially hazardous substances (i.e., petroleum hydrocarbons, volatile constituents, heavy metals, etc.) were present in the surface and shallow subsurface soils within the former pit. The investigation involved gridding the pit area, obtaining soil samples (over 50 samples were collected), field screening the soil samples for volatile constituents, and selecting numerous soil samples for analytical testing. The results of the analyses were compared to both Texas Railroad Commission (RRC) closure standards and promulgated Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) risk standards.

• Various Projects/Various Locations in the U.S. Project and Senior Manager/Principal Geologist: Performed, reviewed, and managed over 400 Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments projects located throughout the continental United States including Texas, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma. Associated projects included asbestos inspections and management planning, lead-based paint assessment, lead in drinking water assessment and radon gas investigations. This work also included personal performance as well as managing groups of numerous Environmental Professionals and budgets associated with each Phase I and Phase II project completed.

• Former Manufacturing Facility; Plainville, MA. Sr. Project Manager: Responsible for the identification, assessment, containment, and remediation of chlorinated solvents in the subsurface soil and groundwater regimes. Oversight of initial assessment to define the nature and extent of surface and subsurface impact and the biological treatment of impacted soil and groundwater via bio-injection wells. Assisted the client in identifying potential upgradient sources of impact resulting in the reduction of remedial and financial responsibility.
• Fuel Oil Storage/Distribution Facility; Newton, MA. Sr. Project Manager: Responsible for the oversight of the removal of 14 large capacity (15K-20K gallon) underground storage tanks, the removal and disposal of petroleum hydrocarbon-impacted soil, installation of replacement underground storage tanks and site restoration. Performed Licensed Site Professional services which included data analyses, report preparation and interface with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.
• Former Fuel Oil Storage/Distribution Facility; Boston, MA. Sr. Project Manager: Responsible for the identification, assessment, containment and remediation of No. 2 fuel oil and gasoline in the subsurface soil and groundwater regimes.  Oversight of initial assessment to define the nature and extent of surface and subsurface impact, decommissioning and dismantling of the fuel oil terminal, the mechanical removal of impacted soil, biological treatment of impacted groundwater and site restoration.  Performed Licensed Site Professional services.

EDUCATION

• Bachelor of Science – Geology
• Master of Science – Geology

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

• Professional Geoscientist (Texas)
• LPST Corrective Action Project Manager (Texas)
• Licensed Site Professional (Massachusetts)
• Certified Professional Geologist