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Disaster Debris Management and Removal Services
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18-04-02
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QJ.F.H. EInc. <br /> DISASTER RESPONSE DIVISION <br /> Ronnie Moore, P.E. <br /> Operations Manager <br /> Mr. Moore has worked for the Texas Department of Key Expertise <br /> Transportation (TXDOT) in the Bridge Design Division as • Field Operations and <br /> a designer, and in the Aviation Division as a project Logistics <br /> manager. He also has extensive experience in the private ° Debris Management <br /> • <br /> sector as a design engineer for multi-million-dollar mixed- Hazardous Tree <br /> Removal <br /> use land development projects as well as roadways, o ROE Programs <br /> drainage and utilities, and as a senior project manager for o Beach Remediation <br /> the same types of projects. • Waterway Cleanup <br /> Mr. Moore was the Bastrop County Engineer at the time of Education <br /> the Bastrop Complex Wildfire, which started September 4, <br /> 2011 and was not declared extinguished until Oct. 9, 2011. a University of Texas, <br /> Bachelor of Science- <br /> This fire was the most destructive Wildland-Urban Civil Engineering <br /> Interface fire in the history of Texas. The fire burned <br /> rapidly out of control, scorching 32,400 acres, destroying <br /> 1,723 residential and commercial structures, torching an Recent Disaster <br /> estimated 1.5 million loblolly pine trees, and claiming the Experience <br /> lives of two people. • 4283 Hurricane <br /> Matthew <br /> •Mr. Moore was in charge of the debris removal operations • 4280 HurricaneHermine <br /> during Bastrop County's recovery. The entire burn scar of • 4277 Louisiana <br /> this fire is in the critical habitat of a federally listed Floods <br /> endangered species. Therefore, Mr. Moore worked • 4245 Texas Floods <br /> together with U.S. Fish and Wildlife (FISH), FEMA, and ° 4211 Tennessee Ice <br /> the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) to Storm <br /> 417 <br /> ensure that all requirements of the Stafford Act, the ° Ice S North Carolina <br /> Ice Storm <br /> Endangered Species Act (ESA) as well as FEMA and State • 4166 South Carolina <br /> requirements were adhered to during the debris removal Ice Storm <br /> portion of the recovery effort. Bastrop County's debris • 4145 Colorado Floods <br /> removal program has come to be considered a model • 4117 Oklahoma <br /> program for post fire debris removal. Ronnie Moore has Tornado <br /> been a featured speaker on Debris Removal and adherence • 4115 South Dakota <br /> Ice Storm <br /> to governmental regulations during the debris removal • 4100 Arkansas Ice <br /> operation, at both the TDEM annual conference, and the Storm <br /> Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) • 4086 Hurricane Sandy <br /> workshops for municipal and county Emergency • 4064 Oklahoma <br /> Management personnel. Tornado <br /> • 4029 Texas Wildfires <br /> General Contractors License Qualifier for the following: <br /> Louisiana#59763 <br /> 20 <br />
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