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A Ppendix E P Ersonnel C Ameos A PPENDIX E P ERSONNEL C AMEOS CURRICULUM VITAE J OËL N OLIN, P.ENG., PRINCIPAL E DUCATION University of Manitoba B.Sc. Civil Engineering, 1994 Justice Institute of British Columbia Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Technician Certificate, 2001 A REAS OF E XPERTISE Project Management Site Remediation Emergency Spill Response Environmental Management Risk Assessment Industrial Hygiene Geophysical Investigations Solid Waste Disposal Wastewater Disposal Systems First Nation Environmental Management S UMMARY OF E XPERIENCE Mr. Nolin is a Professional Engineer with more than eight years of experience in Civil and Environmental Engineering, primarily in the management and execution of Environmental Site Assessments, Contaminated Site Remediation, Industrial Hygiene, Hazardous Materials Emergency Response, and Solid Waste Management. Having provided services to many private and public sector clients, Mr. Nolin’s experience is broad- based and includes clients involved in: transportation (rail and air), petrochemical, manufacturing, mining, facilities management, and government services. Specific project experience ranges from project management; hazardous material emergency response; environmental site assessment; hydrogeological investigations; the design, installation, monitoring and maintenance of remediation systems; as well as the assessment, design and construction of private wastewater disposal and water treatment systems. A considerable portion of Mr. Nolin's experience is derived from work within northern remote communities. As a result, he has an understanding of northern and Aboriginal issues and often works as a First Nation liaison. P ROFESSIONAL R ECORD 1995/present Wardrop Engineering Inc. 2001 Manager, Environmental Sciences Department 2000 Appointed a Principal of the Company 1995 Wardrop Engineering Inc., Environmental Engineer, Environmental Sciences 1994/95 Transport Canada – Airports Group, Winnipeg International Airport, Environmental Officer 1991/94 Public Works & Government Services Canada, Engineering Aide 1993 Department of Fisheries & Oceans, Small Craft Harbours Division, Engineering Aide NOLIN,JOEL-10-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE J OËL N OLIN, P.ENG., PRINCIPAL P ROFESSIONAL A FFILIATIONS Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan, Professional Engineer Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba, Professional Engineer Canadian Geotechnical Society – Member Saskatchewan Environmental Industry Managers Association, Director, Vice-Chair K EY P ROJECT I NVOLVEMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT O Project Manager for a 24-hour/day, 365-day/year emergency response program for a national railway company. Duties also include being a primary responder to emergency incidents in both a professional and a “hands-on” capacity. O Project Manager for a $500 k PCB-Impacted soil remediation project at an electrical repair facility in Saskatoon, SK; a $300 k impacted soil remediation project at a natural gas compressor station near Regina, SK; and a $400 k soil remediation project at a natural gas compressor station in eastern Saskatchewan. O Project Manager for an Environmental Baseline Study of a northern First Nation in preparation for transfer of land management under the First Nations Lands Management Act. The project involves the individual assessment of over 600 properties with the results incorporated into a GIS database. O Management of Phase II Environmental Site Assessments in remote locations in Northern Manitoba for The North West Company and several First Nations. These projects required extensive logistical coordination to ensure efficient transportation, equipment and supply shipments, use of available resources, and identification of alternative project methodologies. These investigations were generally performed in response to preliminary identification of on-site subsurface soil and groundwater contamination. The results were used in the design of long- term remediation action plans submitted to local environmental authorities and administrative officials. O Management of site remediation projects in northern Manitoba. These projects involved identification of the project team and interested parties, scope of work development and contractor selection, liaison with regulatory and local administrative authorities, application and confirmation of all required permits and licensing, scheduling of activities, project quality and budget control, ongoing communication with all parties involved, and project reporting. O Management of Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments for residential commercial and industrial properties throughout Manitoba. Specific requirements and tasks typically include knowledge of Province-specific regulations, project quality, schedule and budgetary control, and report finalization. O Management of Jones Road Landfill Monitoring Project for the City of Kenora. This project involved the management of three subconsultants utilized during the provision of environmental monitoring services. Key components of the project involved the installation of pneumatic piezometers and monitoring wells, benthic organism and fish sampling and analyses, and surface and groundwater sampling and analyses. O Management of landfill siting and design project for the Dauphin River Community Council. This project involved detailed landfill siting and suitability investigations followed by the design and tendering of heavy civil works for road access and landfill development. O Management of, and participation in several environmental investigation projects at the Winnipeg International Airport for both the Winnipeg Airports Authority and several tenants including Air Canada and Bison Transport. Projects ranged from addressing glycol migration issues through to the investigation and remediation of petroleum-impacted areas. NOLIN,JOEL-10-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE J OËL N OLIN, P.ENG., PRINCIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS EXPERIENCE RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONTAMINATED SITE REMEDIATION O Project Engineer for the Miskooseepi School soil remediation project completed for the Bloodvein First Nation in Bloodvein, MB. Activities included the supervision and coordination of the First Nation contractor during the removal of 3500 m3 of petroleum-contaminated soil and associated site restoration. Coordinated the activities of up to 20 contractor personnel and equipment. O Project Engineer for various Phase III Environmental Site Assessments (contaminant delineation) of commercial, residential, and industrial properties in Manitoba. These projects involved contaminant delineation and the development and implementation of Remediation Action Plans for sites at which contaminated soil and/or groundwater was identified during Phase II Assessments. Responsibilities included taking the conceptual remediation plan to the final design stage, calculating detailed costs, tendering the project, supervising the remediation system construction, and developing any long-term site monitoring plans that may be required. O Project Engineer for the development of Ecological Risks Assessments (ERAs) for The North West Company in Oxford House, MB, and for Husky Oil in Cochrane, ON. The ERAs involved a detailed identification of the hazards posed by petroleum contamination, potential environmental receptors to the contamination, and an evaluation of the pathways and associated risks of impact between the hazards and receptors. O Project Engineer during several Contaminated Site Remediation Projects including: supervision of land-farm developments; site supervision and in situ field testing during the installation of groundwater recovery trenches; and site supervision and monitoring during contaminated soil and groundwater management during UST excavations. O Project Engineer for the Rossville Northern Store remediation project in Norway House, Manitoba. Activities included siting, design, and construction supervision for a soil treatment facility; and construction supervision and coordination of the First Nation contractor during the removal of 7200 m3 of petroleum-contaminated soil and associated site restoration. O Computer modelling of the soil and groundwater conditions at a contaminated site in Carberry, Manitoba. The travel time and concentration of Petroleum Hydrocarbons at a domestic well located near the site were modelled using the SoluteTM computer software package. ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT O Project Engineer for Underground Storage Tank (UST) removals and/or upgrading throughout Manitoba and Saskatchewan. These projects involved a lithological description of the excavation, coordination of contaminated soil disposal (if any), confirmatory soil sampling, interpretation of laboratory analyses, and report preparation suitable for applicable regulatory agencies. In cases of tank replacement, specifications were prepared for tender. O Project Engineer for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments of commercial, residential and industrial properties throughout Manitoba and Saskatchewan. These investigations were undertaken in order to identify potential environmental liabilities prior to the completion of real estate transactions. These investigations comprised historic reviews, site inspections, and identification of hazardous materials or potentially contaminated areas. Where necessary, the development of Environmental Management Plans and/or Due Diligence Plans was completed. Sample projects include a proposed condominium site and apartment block in Winnipeg, an electrical supply warehouse
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