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o o I I I I 10 - · Heavy Equipment Operator/Mechanic (1989 - 1992). Responsible for the maintenance and operation of various pieces of heavy equipment during the construction of Camp Creek wastewater treatment facility in Destin, Florida. · Work experience prior to 1989 includes more than 15 years in the general construction industry. Owner/Operator of a general contracting company that specialized in storm debris management, heavy equipment hauling, earth and site work, underground utilities, surveying, and demolition. Education/Certifications · Completed U.S. Army Corps of Engineers training course, "Construction Quality Management for Contractors" and received Certification renewal, September 2006 · Completed U.S. Army Corps of Engineers training course "Construction Quality Management for Contractors" and received Certification, October 2001 · Received Class A CDL, 1990 Raymond 'Sonny' Arndt, Jr., Quality Control System Manager Management Responsibilities Mr. Arndt has more than 25 years of leadership and site management experience with construction and mining operations, equipment operation and maintenance, and contract administration, and more than three years debris experience. Mr. Arndt is a highly experienced and skilled heavy equipment operator as well as an experienced supervisor. His areas of responsibility include: project planning and execution; project equipment maintenance; crew supervision; and project production, workmanship quality, safety, and reporting and recordkeeping. Mr. Arndt's vast experience allows Ceres to apply his expertise in a variety of critical roles including disaster response and recovery mission management, demolition and construction project management, and environmental response and restoration project management. Professional Experience Manager, Ceres Environmental Services, Inc. 1/2002 - Present Experience includes more than three years in debris. Duties include work on the following projects: · Disaster recovery efforts in debris removal and reduction following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005. Responsibilities included quality control, monitoring daily production progress, daily work scheduling and coordination of subcontract and Ceres debris collection crews, safety, and contract compliance. At peak production levels, this portion of the Katrina response mission represented 80,000 cubic yards per day and over 300 crews. · Hurricanes Francis and Charley disaster debris removal recovery efforts in Florida in Collier County, Palm Beach County, and Deltona. Performed supervisory duties relating to debris collection activities and managed vegetative grinding operations at one TSDR site. The TSDR maintained a reduction rate of over 16,000 cubic yards per day. · The Indiana Dunes National Lake Shore Restoration Tree Removal Project. This project involved selective clearing of trees and non-native vegetation and disposing of the debris. This occurred over a 20-mile area secured by the State of Indiana as part of the Department of the Interior Great Lakes Coastal Restoration Project efforts. · Several demolition projects on military bases across the United States. These projects included facilities at Navy installations in California and Virginia and required debris management, hazardous material removal, asbestos and lead-based paint abatement, and site restoration. This work ran for approximately nine months over various time periods. · Hurricane Isabel disaster debris removal recovery efforts in Virginia. Performed supervisory duties relating to debris collection activities and reduction. · Pierce City, MO cleanup project that resulted from tornado destruction of a 19th Century downtown area of a Missouri town. Tasks included C&D debris removal and disposal, and demolition of tornado- damaged buildings. · Several disaster recovery debris removal and and/or reduction efforts in various states following ice storms. Includes Spartanburg, SC; Kentucky DOT/Rowan County, KY; Raleigh, NC; Shelby, NC; Zebulon; Kansas City, MO; and Hobart, OK. C~RB~S Tab B. Generallnfonnation Section B.6 Key Personnel Resumes Page 15 of 22