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Atkins | Stone Mountain CID
<br />Planning and Urban Design | 3-25
<br />Atkins | City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-020006.027944.0512
<br />Education
<br />B.S., Civil Engineering,
<br />Virginia Polytech. and State
<br />University
<br />Registrations/Licenses
<br />Professional Engineer:
<br />North Carolina 028809
<br />Certifi cations
<br />HAZWOPER 40 Hours
<br />Certifi cation (40 hours),
<br />OSHA 29 CFR § 1910.120
<br />Andrew Healy, PE
<br />Grant Writing, FEMA Assistance
<br />Andrew Healy has 13 years of professional experience, including eight years with the North
<br />Carolina Department of Transportation in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he served as a
<br />hydraulics engineer and CADD coordinator. Mr. Healy’s Atkins experience requires him to
<br />work closely with federal agencies—FEMA, FHWA and NRCS—that are involved in emergency
<br />response and recovery work. He has gained extensive knowledge of federal programs for
<br />reimbursement of emergency debris removal and has coordinated with these agencies in
<br />developing contracts, monitoring large debris removal projects, and completing fi nal project
<br />documentation for clients throughout Florida and the Southeast. Most recently, he has assisted
<br />clients such as Volusia County and the City of Tallahassee in the aftermath of Tropical Storm
<br />Fay, coordinating with FEMA to write all project worksheets. He has worked on hurricane
<br />preparedness activities for FDOT District Four, updating their Comprehensive Emergency
<br />Management Plan, conducting training on debris monitoring and FHWA/FEMA reimbursement
<br />programs, coordinating debris removal roles with local governments, and developing contracts
<br />for emergency work. Mr. Healy has managed both large and small debris removal monitoring
<br />projects, and has supported all phases of emergency management—planning, training,
<br />response, and recovery, as well as mitigation. He has hands-on experience with issues that
<br />Florida clients face in the aftermath of a debris generating event. Mr. Healy has also gained
<br />experience along the Gulf Coast handling marine debris removal and coordinating large-scale
<br />recovery efforts while working for MEMA.
<br />Mr. Healy’s project experience includes:
<br />National Technical Review for the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Assistance Grant
<br />Applications, Benefi t-Cost Analysis Team. Mr. Healy has been a team member since 2010,
<br />assisting FEMA with the annual national technical review of applications for funding through
<br />Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM), Repetitive Flood Claims (RFC), Severe Repetitive Loss (SRL),
<br />and Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) programs. Technical Reviews analyzed and ranked
<br />applications based on completeness, credibility, feasibility, and technical accuracy.
<br />Debris Monitoring, City of Norfolk Department of Public Works, Norfolk, VA,
<br />Hurricane Irene (2011). As project manager, Mr. Healy was the lead consultant to city staff
<br />on all debris removal activities related to Hurricane Irene. Atkins documented all debris removal
<br />efforts by the city’s forces, as well as their debris removal contractors. He coordinated with
<br />VDEQ on all temporary staging sites and fi nal disposal of all storm debris. He oversaw the
<br />evaluation and removal of all hazardous trees, limbs, and stumps Citywide, while coordinating
<br />with multiple city departments to ensure the required documentation was completed to satisfy
<br />FEMA requirements. He worked with FEMA debris specialists on all debris projects and debris
<br />eligibility issues.
<br />Alabama Public Assistance Support 2011 Tornado Outbreak, Alabama Emergency
<br />Management Agency, Clanton, AL. In the aftermath of the tornado outbreak that occurred
<br />in late April of 2011, the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) has activated its
<br />existing contract with Atkins so that our team can provide FEMA Public Assistance Program
<br />support. Mr. Healy serves as the senior public assistance (PA) offi cer for debris, providing
<br />guidance on debris removal operations to all applicants throughout the State. He is responsible
<br />for compiling all debris related reporting, managing fi eld operations of AEMA debris specialists,
<br />evaluating requests from applicants regarding private property debris removal and disaster
<br />specifi c programs such as Operation Clean Sweep (90/10 funding for catastrophically damaged
<br />areas), assisting with congressional inquiries, as well as reporting on operations to senior AEMA
<br />staff. He also serves as the deputy debris task force leader, which has as a main objective the
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