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<br />· Hydraulic/electric shovels
<br />· Ceres authorized equipment operator (all types)
<br />· 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response training, 2002
<br />· Excavation and trenching safety training
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<br />Daniel Ortiz Soto, Site Manager
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<br />Management Responsibilities
<br />Mr. Ortiz has worked 19 years in the heavy construction field, including eight years as a supervisor. Mr.
<br />Ortiz's management experience includes planning, scheduling, and directing crews, reading plans, and
<br />staking grade. His equipment experience includes the operation and maintenance of all types of heavy
<br />equipment as well as wood waste recycling machinery.
<br />Professional Experience
<br />Site Supervisor, Ceres Caribe, Inc., Ponce, Puerto Rico
<br />· Supervisor for various site preparation, grading, and building construction on: the USACE $9.5 million
<br />Cerrillos Lake, PR project; $2.4 million USDA Aviary construction, PR; $1.6 million USDA Rio
<br />Sabana, PR; $500,000 NAVFAC landfill cap, PR; $2.5 million USACE Flood Control Dallas, TX; $1.5
<br />million USACE Blue Roof project, FL. Supervision required scheduling, planning, and directing up to
<br />40 employees in performing heavy construction type activities; interpreting plans and specifications;
<br />coordination with survey crews and staking grades; interfacing with owner representatives; and
<br />production quality control. Work activities included: clearing and grubbing, erosion control structures,
<br />demolition, excavation and grading, road construction, building construction, and hydro-seeding.
<br />Grinder Operator, Ceres Environmental Services, Inc., Brooklyn Park, MN
<br />· Foreman for Ceres' wood waste recycling operations in Minnesota and California. Operated heavy
<br />equipment on demolition jobs throughout the United States including completing the emergency
<br />demolition for Corps of Engineers of 315 tornado damaged residential homes in less than two
<br />months. Mr. Ortiz's duties included responsibility for maintenance of high capital cost recycling
<br />machinery, managing crews and operating heavy equipment. Ceres Environmental's Minnesota
<br />waste wood recycling facility was given the Minnesota Governors Commendation Award.
<br />Heavy Equipment and Tub Grinder, Ceres Environmental Services, Inc., Puerto Rico
<br />· Heavy Equipment and Tub Grinder Operator at debris processing zone in Puerto Rico, October 1998
<br />through July 1999 following Hurricane Georges.
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<br />Education/Certifications
<br />Bilingual - English and Spanish
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<br />Paul Wise, Area Manager
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<br />Management Responsibilities
<br />Operations Manager for Jefferson Parish during the Hurricane Katrina Debris Removal Program. As
<br />manager, Mr. Wise interfaced with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' leadership while supervising:
<br />removal of more than 3.4 million cubic yards of debris; removal and decontamination of more than 79,000
<br />refrigerators and freezers; ROW removal of more than 51,000 appliances; the management of
<br />segregation crews for the removal of Household Hazardous Wastes; and removal of over 4,000 tons of
<br />household garbage for the parish. Mr. Wise also coordinated the task order for the cutting and trimming of
<br />over 31,000 trees and grinding of over 2,000 stumps.
<br />During the course of his work, Mr. Wise receive a letter of commendation from First Lieutenant Wesley Todd
<br />who served as Mission Manager of Sectors 3, 4, and 5: "In these extraordinary times it takes people of
<br />creativity and decisiveness to accomplish a mission, and by your actions you have shown yourself to be that
<br />kind of person. As I leave for my next assignment I feel confident that with leaders like you the Corp of
<br />Engineers and the State of Louisiana will have little dffficulty in continuing to succeed in the recovery mission."
<br />Professional Experience
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<br />· Mr. Wise supervised more than 200 debris removal crews, 30 tree crews, 14 stump crews, seven
<br />dump sites (inclusive of burning operations, grinding operations, and reduction of temporary debris
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<br />Section B.6 Key Personnel Resumes
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