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Curriculum Vitae May 2015 Page 1 (3) Curriculum Vitae Name: Arnt-Olav Håøya Year of birth: 1963 Nationality: Norwegian Work experience: 25 years Marital status: Married Keywords; Strategic planning, project managment, enviornmental managment, surveying, mapping, monitoring, risk analysis, environmental impact assessments, cost-benefit analysis, parctical planning and effectuation of action plans according to permits. Areas of experience: Railroad, Roads, Harbours, Construction. Summary Geologist Arnt Olav Håøya is educated Cand. Scient. (M.Sc.) geologist and have 25 years of experience within environmental engineering and geological consulting. He is RIF-approved (RIF – Association of Consulting Engineers, Norway) for consulting “Water and environment” and “Geotechnical and engineering geology”, main work area is “Water and environment”. He has work experience from large infrastructure projects and R&D projects including work at Norwegian National Rail Administration (NNRA) and road Norwegian (National) Road Administration. This implies a broad experience in contributing to the right solutions (cost-benefit) and documenting environmental work according to requirements and permits. Work experience with NNRA includes one year (100% consulting position as “Senior Environmental advisor”, 2013) at “Jernbaneverket Utbygging” in Oslo working with all environmental issues, geotechnical planning, cost estimates and analysis. The work was related to NNRA project planning and analysis including their “Technical guidelines” and “environmental control documents”. Work experience for Norwegian Road Authorities is project manager and consultant at the E18 “submerged tunnel project” in Bjørvika, Oslo (www.vegvesen.no/Vegprosjekter/Bjorvika/, 7 billion NOK, 2005-10). This project is divided into 3 entrepreneur contracts including marine works, excavation works and tunnel works. The environmental team (project manager employed by consulting company Ramboll) documented environmental impacts according to specific operational defined environmental planes and reported according to environmental planes and permits. Relevant R&D projects are the Norwegian National Road Authorities is: • “Recycling project” (2002-2005/07). This project generally focused on sustainable building. Specific work experience was technical utilization of waste materials including analysis environmental impacts and risks. • “Water treatment during road operation and building of tunnels” (2011-2012). This is report is a summary of international practice and leagal framework in 11 countries. The project was part of The Road Authorities NORWAT program and is connected to requirements in the European Water framework directive and similar requirements in US and Canada. A.O. Håøya Storerudveien 111 Phone: +47 92600766 E-post: [email protected] 1454 Fagerstrand May 2015 Page 2 (3) Projects (project manager or subject coordinator) Examples of general projects: 2015 Selvaag Bolig AS – Nyhavn brygge, Bergen. Residential building: Environmental control, polluted soils and sediments. Reporting according to permit. 2013-2014 Bærum municipality – Environmental mapping, risk assessments and dredging application 2014 Christiania rowing club – Environmental impact assessment, Environmental program and Dredging application, Bogstadvannet, Oslo-Bærum municipality 2014 Akershus County Authority – Conference related to regional long term sustainable management of soils and rock in city development 2014-15. Small sewer systems - Water treatment and classification of recipients 2011-2012 Norwegian National Roads Authority – Treatment of water from roads and construction works. A summary of methods and practice in 12 countries, NORWAT Large infrastructure projects: 2013 Jernbaneverket (NNRA) utbygging – Senior environmental consultant During one year of work at NNRA in Oslo several studies and master plans were completed. The tasks were mainly related environmental assessment and reporting of impacts within the following environmental themes: Noise and vibration – Air, soil and soil pollution - Landscape - Local community and outdoor activities - Natural environment (black listed species, endangered species, etc.) - Cultural heritage - Natural Resources - Status of collisions with animals - Conflicts between railways and biodiversity - Quality of water resources In addition work-tasks consisted of general assistance in geosciences, cost estimation, tender descriptions, risk analysis as well as environmental framework and requirements. The work was varied and gave insight to NNRA working practices, steering documents and technical regulations. The following projects was included: General project assistance Stavanger Station - Tracks and land use planning at Trondheim station – New tracks to Oslo Central station - Master plan tracks 16-19 Oslo Central station - New station at Rånåfoss, Gjøvikbanen - Phase 2, Heggedal station - Technical operations base at Sørli, Stange - Evaluation of X-tracks, Gjøvikbanen -Stabekk and Blommenholm station, Bærum – Nygårstangen, Bergen - Demand Analysis Norwegian Railway School. 2005 – 2010 Norwegian Roads Authority, Region East – Project manager environmental control, E18 Bjørvika project Implementation and monitoring of control plans for three large contracts respectively Sørenga, Bispevika, Bjørvika and Havnelageret. The work included mapping and sampling control on land and at sea as well as environmental control of the construction works, reporting and meetings with the client. It was conducted assessments related to HSE. The project had environmental challenges related tunnel work in rock (blasting), the establishment of slurry for molding tunnel walls in soils, excavation of contaminated soil on land and at sea and dredging of clean and contaminated sediments. ( www.vegvesen.no/Vegprosjekter/Bjorvika/ ) A.O. Håøya Storerudveien 111 Phone: +47 92600766 E-post: [email protected] 1454 Fagerstrand May 2015 Page 3 (3) Education 2014 Planning and building private sewer systems. FANN VA-teknik AB Sweden 2007 Groundwater modeling and Environmental data Management (Visual Modflow og HydroGeoAnalyst) 1997-1999 3D modeling and CAD (Bentley Microstation og Inroads) 1988-1991 Cand.scient. (M.Sc.) Institute of geology, University of Oslo. Master study topics: Geology, geochemistry and groundwater. 1983-1987 Cand.mag. (M.Bc) Institute of geology, University of Oslo. General geology, sedimentology and petroleum geology 1982-1983 Norwegian Navy, Diver and EOD service. Employment 2011-> Ecoloop AS, Geologist and manager 2013 HR Prosjekt AS, Senior Environmental advisor, Jernbaneverket 2008 - 2010 Ramboll, Section Water and environment, senior consultant. 2005 - 2008 Rambøll, Section Water and environment, consultant/manager, 2004 - 2005 Rambøll, Division Infrastructure, senior geologist. 2001 - 2004 SCC AS, Utviklingspartner, geologi/marked. 2000 - 2001 SCC AS, Divisjon Geo og miljø, geologist/geochemist. 1999 - 2000 SCC Kummeneje AS, geologist/geochemist. 1996 - 1999 Geocare AS, geologist/geochemist 1994 - 1996 GeoMiljø Håøya, geologist/geochemist. 1993 - 1994 EnviroNor AS, R&D, geochemist. 1991 - 1993 Norwegian Institute of Forestry, geologist/geochemist. 1991 Institute of geology, University of Oslo, research assistent. 1988 Exlog Norge AS. Offshore field geologist. Publications 2011 " Environmental risk assessment of two flame retardants used in EPS road construction plates." (Www.eps2011.no) Forfattere: Arnt-Olav Håøya (Ecoloop AS), Kim Haagensen (Rambøll Denmark), Roald Aabøe (Vegdirektoratet). 2006 C. Engelsen et.al.. ”Acceptance limits for the content of pollutants in recycled materials in road constructions”.TRA Conferece, Sverige 2006. URL: http://www.vegvesen.no/_attachment/110438/binary/192521.pdf 2004 A.O. Håøya, Tommy Edeskär og R. Aabøe. ”Leaching of Phenol From Tire Shred in a Noise Barrier”. International Conference Sustainable Waste Management and Recycling. Kingston University, Kingston UK. URL: http://www.vegvesen.no/_attachment/110431/binary/192514.pdf 2004 R. Aabøe og A.O. Håøya. ”Støyvoll med oppkuttet bildekk – en oppfølging av effekter på miljø”. Nordisk geoteknisk møte 2004 Ystad. URL: http://www.vegvesen.no/_attachment/110426/binary/192509.pdf 2004 G. Petkovic, Engelsen, C.J., Håøya, A.O. og Bredveld, G.. “Environmental impact from the use of recycled materials in road construction: method for decision-making in Norway”. Resources, Conservation and Recycling, Vol 42, Oct. 2004. URL: www.sciencedirect.com 1996 P. Aagaard, R.T. Arnesen og A.O. Håøya. "Geokjemisk modellstudie av tungmetallfjerning i kis- og grønnsteinkolonner". UiO & NIVA rapport 3517-96. ISBN: 82-577-3061-0. URL: www.niva.no 1994 R. Gerritsen, J. Huisman, A.O. Håøya og M. Laake. "Sulphate Reduction Bioreactor Development. Applications of the Enviro Surb Process for Acid Metal Contaminated Waste Waters". NI rapport. ISBN 82-91374-22-8. 1992 R. Wright et al.. "Map of Critical Loads for Coniferous Forest Soils in Norway". NIVA rapport O-91147. URL: www.niva.no 1992 Sverdrup et al.. "Critical Loads for Forest Soils in the Nordic Countries". AMBIO vol. 21, No. 5 1992. Language Norwegian (first language), English (fluent/work language), German (some) Computer software MS Office, Adobe apps, CAD (Bentley), 3D modeling (Surfer, Inroads), Statistics (SAS/JMP) A.O. Håøya Storerudveien 111 Phone: +47 92600766 E-post: [email protected] 1454 Fagerstrand .
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