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<br />and segregation, equipment operation and maintenance, safety, progress monitoring, daily reporting,
<br />and finished product quality.
<br />Operator and driver for demolition of a multi-story structure in response to floods in North Dakota in
<br />1997. Responsibilities included daily reporting of equipment usage, mechanical demolition of multi-
<br />story structures, and material segregation for recycling.
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<br />Keith Wise, Contractor Quality Control Manager
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<br />Management Responsibilities
<br />Mr. Wise has more than 30 years of leadership and site management experience with construction and
<br />equipment operations including more than eight years experience in debris. He is a highly experienced
<br />and skilled heavy equipment operator as well as an experienced supervisor. His areas of responsibility
<br />include: quality control, project planning and execution; project equipment maintenance; crew
<br />supervision; and project production, safety, and reporting and recordkeeping. Mr. Wise's vast experience
<br />allows Ceres to apply his expertise in a variety of critical roles including disaster response and recovery
<br />mission quality control and management, demolition and construction project management, and
<br />environmental response and restoration project management.
<br />Professional Experience
<br />· Contractor Quality Control Manager for Emergency Levee repair projects in St. Bernard and
<br />Plaquemines Parishes, LA (July 2006 - Present). These projects comprised a total of four levee
<br />reconstruction projects completed over the course of more than a year, post-Hurricane Katrina.
<br />Administered by the USACE, the projects included excavation of unsuitable existing material,
<br />replacement and compaction of specification material, installation of barriers, and final grading and
<br />stabilization.
<br />· Contractor Quality Control Manager (September 2005 - June 2006). Managed a crew and was
<br />responsible for the clearing, grubbing, and burning of debris generated by Hurricane Katrina in
<br />Louisiana.
<br />· Field Superintendent for the debris management contract for the Southern Public Service Authority
<br />for the Isle of Wight County, Virginia (October 2003 - February 2004). Managed debris removal and
<br />hauling crews, as well as two waste-processing crews in the loading, processing, and hauling of
<br />320,000 cubic yards of tree waste generated by Hurricane Isabel.
<br />· Contractor Quality Control and Site Manager for the Valley Park Flood Protection Project (February
<br />2003 - November 2003). Managed a crew and was responsible for the clearing, grubbing, and
<br />burning of debris generated from the 47-acre site.
<br />· Site Manager for the City of Asheboro, North Carolina (FEMA Contract) (May 2003 - June 2003).
<br />Supervised the clearing, stump removal, and chipping of 48 miles of sewer Right-Of-Way.
<br />· Quality Control Manager for the project of City of Garner, North Carolina (FEMA Contract) (January
<br />2003 - April 2003). Supervised the production and quality control on an ice storm debris contract.
<br />· Contractor Quality Control Manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredging project on the
<br />Mississippi River (September 2001 - December 2001). Supervised the mechanical excavation and
<br />hydraulic dredging of 55,000 cubic yards of material. The project included installation of erosion
<br />control and flow control systems, as well as the restoration of the placement area.
<br />· Contractor Quality Control and Site Management for the JDIQ Contract at Fort Knox, Kentucky
<br />(November 1996 - February 2002). Contract included the demolition of over 165 wood frame,
<br />concrete, and brick structures; the recycling of brick concrete and asphalt; and the restoration of
<br />areas disturbed by the deconstruction. Supervised the tub grinding of 20,000 cubic yards of
<br />demolition debris.
<br />· Quality Control, Project Management, and Operations for numerous Emergency Debris Management
<br />Contracts in Georgia (ice storm, six months), Oklahoma (tornado, five months), Arkansas (ice storm,
<br />four months), North Carolina (Hurricane Fran, four months), Florida (Hurricanes Opal and Andrew,
<br />total 16 months), and Alabama (Hurricane Opal) (1992 - 2000). Participated in operational, tactical,
<br />and strategic levels of site management, debris removal, debris reduction, and disposal of debris.
<br />Responsible for the segregation, hauling, and disposal of hurricane, ice storm, and tornado generated
<br />demolition debris as well as tree waste and white goods
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