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<br />SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANGEMENT DISTRICT GENERAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
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<br />03/1994 - 04/1996, Lead
<br />Engineer/Project Manager, Groundwater
<br />Technology, Inc., Pensacola, FL
<br />Project Manager/Project Engineer; Gulf Power
<br />Remedial Project, Panama City Florida: I\[r. Kramer
<br />served as project manager and engineer for a
<br />groundwater and soil remedial system constructed at the
<br />Panama City Gulf Power Plant. The remedial system
<br />incorporated an innovati\'e steam injection, groundwater
<br />recovery and vapor extraction systems. Although the
<br />remedial system was designed by others, I\fr. Kramer
<br />recognized the system could be down-sized \vithout
<br />sacrificing operation capability, which saved the client
<br />approximately $200,000 over the proposed construction
<br />costs. Mr. Kramer managed this project, as well as
<br />performing engineering oversight, report documentation
<br />and as-built drawing certification. The project was
<br />completed on schedule and within budget.
<br />
<br />Project Engineer, Petroleum-Impacted Sites (North
<br />Florida): I\Ir. Kramer setTed as project engineer for the
<br />design and implementation of a remedial strategy to
<br />cleanup petroleum-impacted sites for Escambia/Santa
<br />Rosa Counties. His duties included pilot testing, design,
<br />reporting, construction and operation and maintenance
<br />of numerous petroleum-impacted sites. Remedial
<br />strategies consisted of air sparge injection, \'acuum
<br />extraction, groundwater reco\'eIT, soil exca\'ation,
<br />bioaugmentation, oxidation, fixation and solidification
<br />and stabilization. During the design process 0.fr. Kramer
<br />would calculate friction losses, piping alignment and
<br />sizing, selection of pumps, blowers and compressors,
<br />fate and transport modeling, infiltration gallery design,
<br />roadway replacement design and NPDES and other
<br />permit preparation. As the engineer of record he would
<br />supervise the remedial system construction and once
<br />completed prepared and sealed Record Drawings. He
<br />also supervised all engineering aspects of these projects
<br />including preparation of bid documents, conduct bid
<br />meetings, bid review, contractor selection, supetTise
<br />construction and permitting. Once the remedial system
<br />became operational Mr. Kramer would supen'ise the
<br />system operation and maintenance activities, trouble
<br />shooting and prepare reports documenting site activities
<br />which were submitted to the regulatory agencies for
<br />approval.
<br />
<br />SHAW ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.
<br />
<br />MC 122006T
<br />
<br />10/1990 - 03/1994, Engineer/Project
<br />Manager, Law Companies, Tampa, FL
<br />Project Engineer; JSC Jacksonville Landfill: Mr.
<br />Kramer was the project engineer for design of a new
<br />Class I landfill for the JSC Corporation. I\[r. Kramer
<br />assisted \vith the site selection, cell sizing and permitting
<br />for the landfill. He designed multiple cells including the
<br />side slopes, liner and geotextile selection, leachate
<br />collection system, stormwater management system,
<br />weigh system and ingress/ egress roadways. Several
<br />computer software applications \vere utilized to evaluate
<br />leachate formation, stormwater routing and detention
<br />pond sizing. Mr. Kramer formulated a geotechnical
<br />testing program to ensure the existing soil mechanics
<br />\vere adec]uate for landfill construction. He also assisted
<br />in the hydrogeologic testing of thc aCluifer, so that a
<br />groundwater monitoring program could be implementcd
<br />that met the FDEP rcquirements. I\[r. Kramer also
<br />formulatcd the construction bid documents. I\lr.
<br />Kramer completed the scopc of work on schedule and
<br />under budgct.
<br />
<br />Project Engineer; East Pasco Landfill, Pasco
<br />County: I\h'. Kramcr provided construction O\'ersight
<br />for the closure of a Class I County landfill. The county
<br />landfill closure design specificd placement of a clay cap
<br />and \Tgetati\"c O\'erburden. I\[r. Kramer O\'ersaw the
<br />clay pit selection and certification, QA/QC testing for
<br />pcrmcability and physical parameters, and
<br />documentation of construction methods. During
<br />closure acti\"ities it \vas discO\"ered that previous
<br />assessment was not complete and the waste extended
<br />beyond the cap limits. Mr. Kramer performed additional
<br />assessment to detcrmine the extcnts of waste, and
<br />designed and permitted a modification to the cap which
<br />cxtcnded over the new waste boundary. Upon
<br />completion of the cap, Mr. Kramer prepared a
<br />construction report documenting closure activities and
<br />issued Record drawings. I\1r. [vamer completed the
<br />scope of work on schedule and under budget.
<br />
<br />ERIC K. KRAMER, P.E.
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