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and field applications for a wide variety of equipment and instrumentation for collection of environmental data. Responsible for QAlQC Plan implementation. · Performed remediation system operation, maintenance, and monitoring duties including troubleshooting and correcting system operation problems. Prepared budgets for field sampling programs. Performed subcontractor management and oversight. Maintained spreadsheet software databases. · As a Field Inspector, performed oil and gas production regulatory duties. Supervised 3,000 square mile territory encompassing 400 oil production wells and 100 saltwater disposal wells. Monitored poisonous gas levels, salt water disposal wells, and secondary oil recovery injection wells. Collected numerous soil and ground water samples to document contamination levels and conducted monthly site compliance audits. · As a Wellsite Geologist, monitored gas concentrations and examined well bore cuttings to identify potential oil and gas production zones. Correlated geophysical logs to identify formation tops and calculated porosities. · Supervised seismic exploration crew. Operated and maintained instrumentation and directed implementation of proper field data collection procedures to provide high quality seismic information. Coordinated work plans with landowners, surveyors, permit men, and management personnel. · Conducted regional water well location field surveys and organized lithologic data for aquifer mapping and ground water resource study. Education/Certifications · University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, B.A., Geology, 1980 · Construction Quality Management for Contractors Training USACE · Lead Abatement Training for Supervisors (I. D. #: MEC / LSC 0080), · Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Design (MPCA Certificate #: 1335), Minnesota Underground Storage Tank Supervisor (MPCA Certificate #: 7752), · Ground Water Sampling Workshop, Water Well Construction and Development Procedures · OSHA 40 Hour Hazmat Health and Safety Training (29 CFR 1910.120), Professional Geologist (State License #: 30377), · Association of Groundwater Scientists and Engineers · Underground Injection Control Regulation and Technology Lynn A. Bakken, Project and Resource Manager Management Responsibilities Mr. Bakken is responsible for ensuring the overall subcontractor response to all disaster recovery missions that Ceres executes. This includes the development and maintenance of strategic relationships with key subcontractors that provide rapid response abilities and competitive pricing on a nationwide basis. Mr. Bakken also directs the areas of maintaining and upgrading the subcontractor database, registration process, and evaluation criteria, as well as creating and executing applicable training programs for subcontractors. Mr. Bakken participates in the acquisition of both pre-event and post-event disaster recovery contracts and is active in ensuring successful performance of said contracts. Additionally, Mr. Bakken provides project management oversight to the company's wood waste recycling facilities. Professional Experience · As Area Manager in the Hurricane Katrina Recovery Mission, supervised the removal of over 1.4 million cubic yards of debris in four Louisiana parishes by 40 plus subcontractors who operated over 400 crews. · Worked in conjunction with the USACE and the EPA to develop the program for the removal, decontamination, and disposal of over 290,000 white goods. · As Ceres Liaison during early days of Hurricane Katrina Mission, maintained key informational links between the company and FEMA, USACE, and EPA. · As Project Superintendent in the Biloxi, Mississippi Recovery Mission, developed and implemented debris field surveying, mapping, and zone assignment of subcontractors, as well as crew supervision. C';R8J;S Tab B. General Information Section B.6 Key Personnel Resumes Page 8 of 22 o o o