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F.J. "PACO" AMRAM, P.E., LEED AP <br /> _ Page 2 <br /> at the facility in Florida. Enforced client's access restrictions. All work and <br /> client requested extras were completed within the allowed shutdown week and <br /> within the competitively bid budget. <br /> Project Manager/Engineer; Solvent Remediation Design and Startup; <br /> Pharmaceutical Facility, Confidential Client—Designed a second <br /> remediation area's cleanup to use the first system's components and thus <br /> reduce costs. Permitted, constructed and started the integrated remediation of <br /> both areas. Treated groundwater effluent was recyled as make-up water in the <br /> plant cooling towers, reducing their purchase of reclaim water and facilitating <br /> ultimate effluent disposal to the sanitary sewer. Evaluated client's emission <br /> control equipment problem.worked with facility engineers to devise <br /> ' connection to other available devices in the plant. and supporting its air <br /> permitting Prepared and submitted documents required by facility QA dept. <br /> for entry and work in clean pharmaceutical production areas. Installed and <br /> ' advanced the remediation while never impacting or damaging the production <br /> facility. Successfully started up the combined system. demonstrated it to air <br /> pollution permitting inspectors, and prepared a startup report. <br /> Project Manager/Engineer; Plant Upgrade Support and Solvent <br /> Remediation, Confidential Client—Supported the client's project team and <br /> their fast-tracked project to construct a large foundation over a contaminated <br /> area and install a new facility regenerative thermal oxidizer (RTO) and <br /> emission stack at a pharmaceutical facility in Florida. Advised client's RTO <br /> project team and expedited engineering support services. Directed <br /> contaminated soil removal and soil assessment. Designed and fast-tracked <br /> approval, bidding and authorization to install subsurface, future-use <br /> remediation pipes in that area, without slowing down the foundation <br /> construction project. Advised and directed client contractors in the dismantling <br /> and later reconstruction of MPX components (piping. electrical. etc.). <br /> relocated to allow the RTO installation. As permitted. sent MPX solvent <br /> vapors to the plant's RTO upon startup. dimishing its natural gas usage. <br /> Provided remediation system O&M. monitoring and reporting services to the <br /> client. Maintained positive relations with the regulatory agency case managers <br /> on behalf of the client. Removed 10.000 kg of solvent in a 10-month period. <br /> Project Manager; Soil and Dewatering Management for Trolley Car <br /> Construction through MGP Area, Peoples Gas System—Prepared a soil <br /> and dewatering management plan and obtained state agency approval for han- <br /> dling of this media impacted by coal tar residuals from the former MGP in <br /> ' Tampa. Florida. Fast-tracked city permits to treat and discharge groundwater. <br /> Addressed city subcontractor concerns and managed preparation of a site- <br /> specific health and safety (H&S) plan. Represented client to city and city con- <br /> tractor management on issues of costs. scope. responsibilities and chain of <br /> ' command over safety and site activities. Managed fit-testing. training, docu- <br /> mentation. and H&S oversight for the trolley car construction workers. Field- <br /> designed and constructed a lined stockpile area for soil cuttings and drilling <br /> mud. Thus, larger. cost-efficient loads were accumulated and solids were set- <br /> tled. greatly reducing costs for soil transport and liquids disposal. Designed <br /> and coordinated site preparations. and managed oversight. handling and dis- <br /> posal of approximately 1.900 tons of soil and drill slurry solids and approxi- <br /> mately 45.000 gallons of drill slurry and impacted water during utility work <br /> spanning approximately 2.000 linear feet and including over 30 drilled utility <br /> pole foundations. All impacted media were characterized and classified as <br /> non-hazardous. and properly disposed of at permitted facilities in accordance <br /> £c7 <br /> 6ntvmenW Conmlti,gb Terinobpy.be PAPAUL YAN(PCrrY OF SUNNY ISLESSAPPENDICF_SIAMR,MDOC-033012 <br />