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Civil/Environmental Engineering 3-12
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<br /> Education W. Mark Henry
<br /> B.S., Biology, Florida
<br /> International University Environmental Assessments
<br /> B.A., Geology, Florida
<br /> IU International University W. Mark Henry has 16 years of experience in environmental fieldwork, permitting, and
<br /> Certifications project management. This experience involves hazardous waste and ecological sciences work
<br /> PADI Open Water Diver performed for federal, state, and county agencies as well as private sector clients. His projects
<br /> Certification, 2001 have included contamination assessment and remediation, environmental assessments, and
<br /> groundwater and soil remediation systems. He has also performed permanent and temporary
<br /> NAUI Enriched Air Nitrox monitoring well installations, underground storage tank(UST) removals, soil borings, and
<br /> Diver Certification, 2002 contaminated soil/sludge excavations and removal. Mr. Henry has written and submitted tank
<br /> closure assessment reports(TCAR), contamination assessment plans(CAP), contamination
<br /> assessment reports(CAR), and remedial action plans(RAP)to the Miami-Dade County
<br /> Department of Environmental Resource Management(DERM)and Florida Department of
<br /> Environmental Protection(FDEP). He has investigated soil and groundwater contamination
<br /> at numerous facilities throughout south Florida. His responsibilities included work plan
<br /> preparation, selection of and contracting with subcontractors, supervision and performance
<br /> of field activities, regulatory notifications, site documentation, quality control, data validation,
<br /> reduction and evaluation, and final report preparation.
<br /> Mr. Henry has also supervised the installation of numerous monitoring, recovery, and
<br /> production wells throughout south Florida. These wells were drilled using numerous techniques
<br /> including mud rotary, hollow stem augers, and hand augering. He has gained hands-on
<br /> experience in borehole sampling techniques such as split spoons and Shelby tubes.
<br /> Mr. Henry has also been responsible for the installation, operation, trouble-shooting, and
<br /> maintenance of dedicated well purging and sampling systems, compliance checks at gasoline
<br /> stations in the tri-county area, performing percolation and pump tests, and servicing and
<br /> repairing air stripping towers, soil vapor extraction units, and thermal catalytic oxidizers.
<br /> His experience includes remedial investigations under the Comprehensive Environmental
<br /> Response, Compensation, and Liability Act(CERCLA), monitoring well/soil boring installations,
<br /> soil and groundwater sampling,wetland and upland evaluations, seagrass surveys, Phase I and
<br /> Phase II environmental site assessments(ESA), contamination assessments and initial remedial
<br /> actions, and construction oversight.
<br /> Mr. Henry's representative project experience includes:
<br /> Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District Four, Indian Street Bridge
<br /> Environmental Impact Statement(EIS), Stuart, FL. Performed wetland evaluations, fauna/
<br /> flora diversity assessment, and preliminary cumulative impact assessment along roadway
<br /> corridor for the proposed Indian Street Bridge EIS. The EIS involved both informal and formal
<br /> consultation with the respective environmental agencies including the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
<br /> Service(USFWS), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), National Marine Fisheries Service
<br /> (NMFS), South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD), and the Florida Fish and Wildlife
<br /> ® Conservation Commission (FFWCC). Also conducted seagrass surveys in St. Lucie River along
<br /> the proposed bridge footprint.
<br /> FDOT District Four,Jensen Beach Causeway seagrass Survey. Conducted evaluation of
<br /> existing conditions based on permit compliance for rehabilitation of Jensen Beach Causeway
<br /> prior to commencement of construction. Once the bridge construction and causeway
<br /> modifications were complete, conducted a follow-up survey to assess impacts to seagrass
<br /> communities.
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<br /> 1 0006027944.0512 Atkins I City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-02
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