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111 BARRY D. WESTMARK, P.E. O < Page 2 for illegal target practice in the PSRP. Lead removal was required prior to con- struction of a pump station by the USACE. Project coordination involved preparation of project plans and a final report for review and concurrence by the FDEP and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. ' Project Manager, Construction Management Support. C-44 Project Area, SFWMD—Served as SFWMD Construction Management Department daily onsite observer of construction activities on a Comprehensive Everglades Res- toration Plan (CERP) project roadway construction prior to USACE construc- tion. Responsibilities included ordering daily contractor oversight. QC ge- otechnical/construction material testing and surveys to verify contractor com- pliance with plans and specifications. Reporting included entry into Primavera. ' Project Manager, Deerfence Canal Sediment Screening Level Risk As- sessment, SFWMD—Collected split spoon samples at 1/2-mile increments in ' sediments along a 12-mile length of surface water management canal in Hen- dry County. Results of the sampling event were used to assess risk to ecologi- cal receptors. namely threatened and endangered species. of dredged sediment. The risk assessment concluded all but ''lA mile of sediment from the canal was ' suitable for dewatering/stockpiling adjacent to the canal. Project Manager, Hillsboro Canal Sediment Screening Level Risk As- sessment, SFWMD—Collected split spoon samples at 1/2-mile increments in 1 sediments along a 7-mile length of surface water irrigation/drainage canal in rural/urban Broward and Palm Beach County. The risk assessment was re- quested by the SFWMD Engineering Department to assist in cost estimation ' associated with canal bank stabilization and maintenance dredging. The risk assessment concluded that sediments from all but 1/2 mile of the Hillsboro Ca- nal could be used in project construction features without restriction. Scope in- cluded advising the Engineering Department on handling (if removed) of Y: mile of sediments which exceeded commercial cleanup standards for poly- nuclear aromatic hydrocarbons. The subject sediments were left in situ based on ECT recommendation. eProject Manager, Pump Station Remediation Prior to USACE Construc- tion, C-44 Project Area, SFWMD—Conducted expedited remediation and site assessment reporting on petroleum contamination discovered shortly be- fore the project lands were to be turned over to the USACE. Delay in the land transition represented significant damage costs to the SFWMD. Soil source removal was completed and site rehabilitation completion orders obtained at two separate pump stations within 3 weeks. Assistant Project Manager; SFWMD—Assisted the project manager on nu- merous projects for SFWMD. including Phase I/Phase II ESAs. soil remedia- 1 tion projects.and ecological risk assessments. Engineer of Record; Multiple Pump Stations, Title V Permit Application. l SFWMD—Prepared emissions inventory based on published or site-specific emission factor data for between three and six diesel engines (depending upon pump station) at pump stations S-5A. S-6. S-7. S-8/G-404. S-9/9A. G-370. and G-372 in Broward and Palm Beach County. Florida. l l e Ec7 Consultngb belmology,Inc PAUL YANGWCITY OE SUNNY ISLFSAPPENDICESIRESUMES SUNYISLS.DOC-043012