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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 and trucking companies in The Pas, an agricultural sales dealership in Carmen, and a Phase I & II ESA of a Canadian Pacific Railway yard used for cleaning potash from rail cars. O Project Engineer for Phase II Environmental Site Assessments of commercial, residential and industrial properties throughout Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. These projects involved shallow soil vapour surveys, borehole drilling, and soil and groundwater sampling for laboratory analyses. Responsibilities included the complete coordination and supervision of the field investigations including laboratory analyses interpretation and the preparation of a Remediation Action Plan (if required) emphasizing full compliance with regulatory agencies. Selected clients include Shell Canada Products Limited, The North West Company, Federated Co-operatives, Bison Transport.
NOLIN,JOEL-10-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE J OËL N OLIN, P.ENG., PRINCIPAL
O Project Auditor for the Thunder Bay Airport Environmental Baseline Study conducted for Transport Canada. During the project Mr. Nolin conducted over 35 environmental compliance audits, 43 petroleum storage tank inspections, and 15 environmental investigations. These investigations included conducting five EM-61 geophysical surveys; the drilling of 94 boreholes, installation of 49 monitoring wells, and associated sampling and analyses; and the preparation of a 5-volume final report. Work was completed at petroleum storage sites, a former landfill, a former firing range, and at sites impacted by glycol. O Project Engineer for various projects undertaken for the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, located near The Pas, Manitoba. These projects have included Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments for 13 petroleum storage sites, and the completion of five Phase I and II ESAs for property transactions undertaken as a part of the Treaty Land Entitlement process. O Project Engineer for Environmental Investigations undertaken at the Miskooseepi School and Teacherages at the Bloodvein First Nation in Manitoba. The first stage of the project involved manual borehole drilling, monitoring well installations, and soil and groundwater sampling at a school site impacted by spilled diesel fuel. Follow-up investigations included contamination delineation and indoor environment investigations (including air quality and swab sampling for diesel and bacteriological contamination). O Project Auditor during the assessment of 41 Manitoba Hydro substations in northern and central Manitoba to evaluate the potential risks associated with uncontained releases of transformer oil. O Preparation of Environmental Assessments at airports containing petroleum-contaminated soils, including site investigation, data collection, report writing, and site classification according to the National Classification for Contaminated Sites. O Project Engineer for the Environmental Site Evaluation of the City of Saskatoon's Central Business District. The evaluation included the assessment of over 600 individual properties and the preparation of a computerized Environmental Database that summarized the results of the investigation.
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE/INDOOR AIR QUALITY/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ASSESSMENT
O Project Advisor, Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Asbestos Surveys. The scope of work included site inspections and sampling, action plan development, asbestos labelling, and reporting. O Project Advisor, University of Saskatchewan Hazardous Building Material Survey of the Physical Education Building. Project activities included collecting bulk samples of a large number of building materials to identify potential for hazardous materials such as lead-containing paint, asbestos, PCBs, mercury, radioactive materials and microbiological growth. Field screening kit as well as laboratory analyses were used to identify potential hazardous materials within the building. Prepared asbestos abatement specification documents after survey was completed. O Project Advisor, City of Saskatoon Bioaerosols Monitoring Project. Activities included the design of a site investigation program to undertake due diligence monitoring of bioaerosols around the City’s wastewater treatment plant. O Project Manager, Aircraft Engine Wash Effluent Environmental Study. Activities included the completion of an outdoor air, soil, and surface water study to determine the environmental effects of industrial chemical application to jet engine exhaust. O Project Manager, Mould Investigations and Remediation. Typical activities on projects of this nature include environmental investigations within a mould-impacted areas followed by the preparation of mould abatement specifications and contract tendering. O Project Engineer for various Air Quality and Indoor Environment Investigations including: the sampling of indoor ambient air to correlate with site contamination, scrubber and cyclone sampling to assess external process emissions, ambient air quality sampling for routine and site specific parameters, and bacteriological assessments. Sampling was performed in accordance with National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) criteria and the analytical results reviewed with respect to various air quality regulatory guidelines including NIOSH, Occupational Safety and Health Organization (OSHA) and American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH). These projects have been undertaken for Bristol Aerospace and Carte International.
NOLIN,JOEL-10-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE J OËL N OLIN, P.ENG., PRINCIPAL
OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS
O Project Engineer for the assessment of two Waste Disposal Grounds (WDGs) for the Bloodvein First Nation. Work included environmental assessments of both sites, the preparation of a WDG Decommissioning plan for one site, and the design and development of an Operation and Maintenance Plan for the second WDG. First Nation employees were trained on environmental field sampling techniques during this project. O Project Engineer for the assessment of three WDGs for the Waywayseecappo First Nation. Work included environmental and hydrogeological assessments, and the preparation of WDG decommissioning plans for each site. Mr. Nolin further prepared design drawings and an Operation and Maintenance Plan for a new WDG. O Development of an Environmental Management Plan and Environmental Policies for Transport Canada – Airports Group at the Winnipeg International Airport. This work also contained extensive involvement with noise management practices. O Field Inspector for pipeline inspections for a major Canadian natural gas transmission company at various locations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. These inspections included soil sampling, site-specific geological information, and assisting with pipeline inspections. O Conduction of various EM-61 electromagnetic surveys. Work has included the survey, data reduction and interpretation, and report preparation.
CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
O Compliance assessments of private sewage disposal systems at remote locations in northern Manitoba for The North West Company. These projects generally comprise a compliance assessment to current legislation, recommendations for upgrades, and site supervision during the upgrades. O Sewage disposal and water supply system integrity inspections for 18 Shell facilities in Alberta, Manitoba, and the Northwest Territories. Provision of training for sewage disposal and water supply system operations at 17 Shell facilities in Manitoba, Alberta, and British Columbia. O Design of sewer and water systems and the preparation of contract estimates and specifications for Public Works Canada - Air Transportation Group in Winnipeg, Manitoba. O Evaluation of various methods of domestic treatment to reduce the concentrations of Petroleum Hydrocarbons within drinking water derived from a well completed into a contaminated aquifer. O Inspection of a house after a sewer backup to determine the cause of the backup, as well as to determine the source of residual odours. Options were presented to the client on ways to manage these odours. O Inspection of heavy civil works, preparation of weekly construction reports, and quantity verification at the Winnipeg International Airport Apron I, IV, and V reconstruction and the Thunder Bay Airport Groundside Development project for Public Works & Government Services Canada. O Monitoring of the main wharf and harbour using depth sounding equipment, theodolite, and level for Canada Ports Corporation in Churchill, Manitoba.
ADDITIONAL COURSE WORK AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
O Project Manager’s Bootcamp II, PSMJ Resources, 2000 O Project Manager’s Bootcamp I, PSMJ Resources, 1999 O Workplace Hazardous Materials Information systems (WHMIS), 2000 O Emergency First Aid and CPR (Level C), 2000 O Aboriginals, the Environment, and the Economy, 1997 O Environmental Management, 1997
NOLIN,JOEL-10-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE
K ARLA M ILLS, P. ENG.
E DUCATION University of Manitoba B.Sc., Geological Engineering, 1997
ADDITIONAL COURSES
T ECHNICAL MidAtlantic Environmental Hygiene Resource Centre, 2002 Recognizing Buildings with Chronic Moisture Problems Developing Remediation Strategy and Writing Specifications for Mould Abatement Investigating and Assessing Biological and Microbiological Contamination in Indoor Environments Transportation of Dangerous Goods Clear Language Course, 2002 Justice Institute of British Columbia - Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Technician Certificate, 2002 Red Cross Emergency First Air/CPR Level C, 2000 Confined Space Entry Course, 2000 Safety Talk Presentation Course, 2000 Excavation/Trenching Safety Course, 1999 Emergency Spill Response Course, 1999
P ROJECT M ANAGEMENT AND Q UALITY QMI - ISO 9001:2000 Internal Auditor Course, 2002 PSMJ Project Management Training Course II, 2000 Supervisory Leadership Course, 2000 PSMJ Project Management Training Course, 1999
A REAS OF E XPERTISE Environmental Site Assessments Hydrogeology Site Remediation Air Quality Environmental Risk Assessment Workplace Health & Safety Environmental Microbiology Geology Asbestos Abatement Industrial Hygiene
MILLS,KARLA-12-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE K ARLA M ILLS, P. ENG.
S UMMARY OF E XPERIENCE Ms. Mills is a Project Manager in the Firm’s Environmental Sciences Department and is a member of the Haz-Mat emergency response team. She has over five years of experience in Environmental Engineering, primarily in the management and execution of Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), site remediation, groundwater and surface water investigations, industrial hygiene, air quality testing, and controlled substance studies (including asbestos, mould, lead, ozone depleting substances, and mercury). Ms. Mills has advanced both her technical and project management skills through the attendance of various conferences and short courses detailing subjects such as site safety, hazardous response, biocontaminants in air, workplace safety and health, and ISO auditing. Ms. Mills is also the quality co-ordinator for Wardrop’s Saskatoon office and an active member of the corporate project management committee.
P ROFESSIONAL R ECORD 1997/present Wardrop Engineering Inc., Environmental Engineer 1996 Manitoba Energy and Mines, Geologist
P ROFESSIONAL A FFILIATIONS Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan Air and Waste Management Association Canadian Geotechnical Society
K EY P ROJECT I NVOLVEMENT
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE/INDOOR AIR QUALITY/CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE ASSESSMENT
O Project Manger and Assessor, Sterling Pulp Chemicals industrial hygiene assessment of the Saskatoon facility. This work included environmental monitoring and sampling for various parameters in air including chlorine, chlorine dioxide, total dust, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, welding fumes, nitrogen dioxide, total organic vapours, noise, heat stress, radiation, and asbestos. The program also included a detailed assessment of the numerous ventilation systems within the plant operations. Activities were conducted using NIOSH and OSHA accepted sampling and analytical procedures. O Project Manager and Assessor, Sterling Pulp Chemicals controlled products inventory of the Saskatoon facility. This work comprised the development of a controlled product inventory detailing the material storage and use locations, the associated hazards, general usage and the assistance with updating the on-site controlled products inventory database. This program was conducted in compliance with current Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety Regulation. O Project Manager, Cameco Corporation ozone-depleting substance inventory of two mines located in northern Saskatchewan. This work included the identification of all equipment and materials used at the facilities that contain ozone-depleting substances. An Environmental Management Plan was then developed for these materials based on Federal and Provincial Regulations, and implemented at the two facilities. O Project Manager, Confidential Facility Mould Investigation, Remediation Action Plan and Continued Monitoring. Activities included environmental investigations within a mould-impacted crawlspace followed by the preparation of mould abatement specifications and contract tendering. Duties also included the completion of an environmental and health risk assessment and the subsequent development and execution of an indoor air quality quarterly monitoring program.
MILLS,KARLA-12-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE K ARLA M ILLS, P. ENG.
O Project Manger, Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Asbestos Survey of Seven Buildings. Activities included site inspection and sampling, action plan development, asbestos labelling, and reporting. Once the surveys were completed, Wardrop developed asbestos abatement specifications for one building, provided tendering services, and completed inspections during the abatement activities. The inspections included air quality monitoring and inspections of the abatement areas for regulatory compliance. O Project Manger, Rosetown School Division Indoor Air Quality Assessment of Three Schools. Activities included the design of an indoor air quality investigation program to investigate air quality complaints of staff and students within the schools. O Project Manager, University of Saskatchewan Hazardous Building Material Survey of the Physical Education Building. Activities included collecting bulk samples of a large number of building materials to identify potential for hazardous materials such as lead-containing paint, asbestos, PCBs, mercury, radioactive materials and microbiological growth. Field screening kit as well as laboratory analyses were used to identify potential hazardous materials within the building. Prepared asbestos abatement specification documents after survey was completed. O Project Engineer, City of Saskatoon Bioaerosols Monitoring Project. Activities included the design of a site investigation program to undertake due diligence monitoring of bioaerosols around the City’s wastewater treatment plant. O Project Engineer, Confidential Facility Indoor Air Quality Investigation. Activities included the design of an indoor air quality investigation program to investigate air quality complaints throughout a major military training facility. O Project Engineer, Aircraft Engine Wash Effluent Environmental Study. Activities included the completion of an outdoor air, soil, and surface water study to determine the environmental effects of industrial chemical application to jet engine exhaust. O Project Engineer, Dodsland School Mould Abatement. Project involved the identification and evaluation of mould-impacted building materials, remediation, and follow-up air quality monitoring to evaluate the effectiveness of the abatement. O Project Engineer, Town of Martensville, Mould Abatement Project. Project involved the identification and evaluation of mould-impacted building materials, remediation, and follow-up air quality monitoring to evaluate the effectiveness of the abatement. O Project Engineer, Fairford Mould Investigations. Coordinated microbiological assessments of ten residential homes for the Fairford First Nation. Activities included interviews with the occupants; visual inspections of the exterior, living space, and crawlspace; air, bulk and swab sampling for laboratory analyses; and risk communication and a remediation options review. Activities were undertaken in accordance with Health Canada’s recommended procedures and in conjunction with structural inspections. O Coordinated and conducted microbiological assessments of eight residential homes, a school, and a clinic for the Lake Manitoba First Nation. Activities included interviews with the occupants; visual inspections of the exterior, living space, and crawlspace; air, bulk and swab sampling for laboratory analyses; risk communication and a remediation options review. Activities were undertaken in accordance with Health Canada’s recommended procedures and in conjunction with structural inspections. O Coordinated and conducted microbiological assessments of 116 residential homes and seven community buildings for the Little Saskatchewan First Nation. Activities included interviews with the occupants; visual inspections of the exterior, living space, crawlspace and attic; air, bulk and swab sampling for laboratory analyses; risk communication and a remediation options review. Activities were undertaken in accordance with Health Canada’s recommended procedures and in conjunction with structural and septic field inspections. O Provided consulting services during the removal of lead-containing paint at the Lockport Bridge in St. Andrews, Manitoba. This work included air quality monitoring; and snow, water, and blast spoil sampling. Inspections of the work site were also undertaken to confirm regulatory compliance during abatement activities. All air-sampling activities during this project were undertaken in compliance with Environment Canada’s high-volume air sampling methods and ASTM Standard Test Methods.
MILLS,KARLA-12-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE K ARLA M ILLS, P. ENG.
O Provided consulting services during removal of asbestos-containing materials at Red River College in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This work included air quality monitoring and inspection for regulatory compliance during all abatement activities. O Conducted air emission sampling for particulate from industrial plant stacks for W.R. Grace Canada Ltd. This project was undertaken to assess compliance with provincial environment act licensing terms and conditions. These samples were collected using personal sampling pumps equipped with filter cassettes and carbon tubes. Sampling was performed in accordance with National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) criteria, and the analytical results reviewed with respect to various air quality regulatory guidelines including NIOSH, Occupational Safety and Health Organization (OSHA). O Conducted indoor air quality investigations at the Woodlands Elementary School for the Interlake School Division No. 21 for petroleum hydrocarbon-based odours. This program comprised air quality sampling, data analyses, and review of indoor air quality standards as published by various Canadian and American organizations. O Conducted follow-up air quality testing of an office building subsequent to improvements to the HVAC system for Manitoba Lotteries. This assessment comprised measuring CO2 levels at various locations throughout the building using a YES 204 Carbon Dioxide Logger. Assessment results were compared to the Exposure Guideline for Residential Indoor Air Quality set by Health and Welfare Canada to ensure an adequate supply of fresh air in the indoor setting.
ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENTS AND REMEDIATION
O Project Manager for the completion of a detailed environmental assessment of a compressor station facility for a major Canadian natural gas transmission company. Site assessment activities comprised the collection of over 200 shallow soil samples, surface sampling, borehole drilling and monitoring well installation, test pit excavation, and groundwater monitoring and sampling. Duties included project planning, scheduling, budgeting, supervision, assistance with on-site activities, and reporting. O Coordinated the completion of 15 Phase II ESAs on behalf of a major oil company. Duties included project planning, scheduling, budgeting, supervision, preparation of tender packages and project specific environmental health and safety plans, technical reporting including client and regulator communications. O Conducted environmental audits for Kakira Sugar Works (1985) Ltd., Sugar Corporation of Uganda Limited (SCOUL), and the former Coffee Marketing Board Limited (CMBL) property for the Privatisation Unit for the Government of Uganda. The project included assessment of the facility’s compliance with existing Ugandan regulations, proposed regulations and best management practices. O Conducted Phase II ESA and Contaminant Delineation programs for numerous Federated Co- operative sites in Manitoba. These investigations included brief historical reviews, borehole drilling, monitoring and recovery well installations, soil and groundwater sampling, monitoring of petroleum hydrocarbon vapour concentrations and groundwater elevations, and report preparation. These assessments also comprised the determination of contaminant pathways, site sensitivity assessments, and environmental risk assessments. These investigations were completed in compliance with the applicable Manitoba Environment and CCME guidelines and criteria. O Conducted a detailed Phase II Environmental Site Assessment of the Dominion Bridge property in Winnipeg. This included borehole drilling, monitoring well installation, hydrocarbon headspace analyses, and soil sampling. O Managed a soil remediation project completed for Federated Co-operative in Elm Creek, Manitoba. Activities included the coordination of contractors during the removal of 620 m3 of petroleum-impacted soil and the installation of a vapour extraction remediation system. O Conducted an emergency assessment of a bulk fuel station in Mariapolis, Manitoba, following a diesel fuel release. Duties included the excavation of five test pits, soil sampling, and the supervision of diesel fuel cleanup activities. Follow-up monitoring to determine groundwater impacts and direction of groundwater flow were also undertaken.
MILLS,KARLA-12-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE K ARLA M ILLS, P. ENG.
O Conducted environmental assessments and monitoring of existing Northern Store facilities in Manitoba to delineate the extent of petroleum-impacted soils, and to identify the potential environmental remediation requirements. These investigations comprised borehole drilling; monitoring well construction; soil, sediment and groundwater sample collection; determination of groundwater elevations and flow directions; laboratory analyses; analytical review; and report preparation. O Managed the operations of a sewer and water treatment system for a service station and restaurant facility for Shell Canada. This project involved the installation of an upgraded water treatment system, and the initial training of the on-site staff. This project continues to involve weekly monitoring and inspection of the systems, regular collection of drinking water samples for laboratory analyses, and the coordination and supervision of the discharge activities of the wastewater from the on-site lagoon. O Conducted Phase I Environmental Site Assessments of various residential, commercial, and industrial properties in Manitoba prior to completion of real estate transactions. These projects were performed for law firms, realtors, industrial clients and real estate developers. These assessments comprised historical reviews, interviews with present and previous occupants of the properties and site investigations, and identification of hazardous materials or potentially contaminated areas, followed by the completion of summary reports. These assessments were completed in accordance with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s Environmental Auditing Guidelines and CSA Z751 & Z768 Phase I Auditing Standards. Representative projects include: - Commercial storage property, Saskatoon, SK - Former gas station, Selkirk, MB - Restaurant supply facility, Winnipeg, MB - Apartment block, Winnipeg, MB - Tractor dealership, Carmen, MB
O Conducted regular monitoring of numerous contaminated industrial sites, former industrial sites, and residential properties in Manitoba. This work included the monitoring of petroleum hydrocarbon vapour concentrations, determining groundwater elevations and flow directions, collecting groundwater samples for analyses, and inspecting all on-site monitoring wells for free phase petroleum hydrocarbons. O Assessed the fate of various contaminants in soil and groundwater at an industrial site and conducted a risk assessment with respect to soils impacted by PAHs. A major concern was that the industrial site backed onto a river. Also assisted with the evaluation of remedial options. O Managed and maintained two hydrocarbon booms on the Seine River for IKO Industries. This work included the installation of the booms, as well as regular monitoring and removal of the hydrocarbon sorbent booms.
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL GROUND ASSESSMENTS
O Conducted an environmental compliance assessment of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation WDG. Work included an assessment of the WDG location and operating procedures based on Provincial regulations, borehole drilling and monitoring well installation, aquifer parameter testing and analyses, and groundwater and soil sampling. First Nation employees were trained on environmental field sampling techniques during this project. O Conducted a WDG siting assessment for the Community of Dauphin River. Work included environmental assessments of possible siting locations and a feasibility assessment of a Waste Transfer Station option, a borehole drilling and monitoring well installation program, and aquifer parameter testing. O Conducted an assessment of four Waste Disposal Grounds (WDGs) for the Waywayseecappo First Nation. Work included environmental assessments of all four sites and the preparation of a WDG Decommissioning Plan for three sites. The design and development of an Operation and Maintenance Plan was also undertaken for the fourth site. First Nation employees were trained on environmental field sampling techniques during this project.
MILLS,KARLA-12-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE K ARLA M ILLS, P. ENG.
HYDROGEOLOGY AND GROUNDWATER MONITORING
O Conducted a hydrogeological assessment of water well and waste water systems in the Little Saskatchewan First Nation community to assess the interaction between these systems and the correlation to observed groundwater contamination incidents by coliforms. The potential interaction between groundwater supplies and overland flooding of adjacent rivers and lakes was also addressed to determine the potential for this to act as a source of contamination. This involved a review of Manitoba Water Resources well record database for the area, general geological, hydrogeological, hydrological and historical data relating to development in the area, and the compilation of this information into a report. O Conducted hydrogeological investigations relating to development of domestic and industrial groundwater supplies for the Selkirk District Planning Area. These investigations comprised a review of regional geological and hydrogeological data to determine aquifer characteristics; delineation of aquifer characteristics; and the development of computer models using GMS software to demonstrate the potential effects of increased groundwater extraction on the aquifer, to determine if a sufficient supply of potable water can be provided by the aquifer for the proposed development within the study area. O Undertook hydrogeological assessment for various sites in Manitoba to determine the extent of contaminant migration and groundwater characteristics. These assessments required the use of various computer aquifer analysis programs including MODFLOW, Aqtesolv , PAT, and the Walton series of analytical models.
MILLS,KARLA-12-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE
J.J. (JEFFREY) SMITH, B.SC .
E DUCATION University of Saskatchewan, B.Sc. (High Hon.) Geology, 1999 PSMJ Project Management Training Course, 2001
A REAS OF E XPERTISE Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments Hazardous Materials Response and Spill Remediation Petroleum Construction Environmental Auditing Contract Management Contract Estimation
S UMMARY OF E XPERIENCE Mr. Smith has a degree in Geology from the University of Saskatchewan and eleven years of experience in a management capacity with a large Saskatchewan-based company that specializes in petroleum/industrial construction and spill remediation. This work included the design and construction of petroleum cardlock facilities, bulk plants, aviation fuelling facilities, and retail fuelling facilities. Mr. Smith has directed the decommissioning and remediation of petroleum facilities throughout Saskatchewan. With Wardrop Jeff has completed: two Phase I Environmental Site Assessments; completed seventeen Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and responded to eight hazardous materials incidents
S AFETY C OURSES OSHA–29CFR 1910.120(e) 40 Hour Hazardous Waste Site Worker Course NFPA–472 Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Technician CPR-A, Emergency First Aid Occupational Health Committees Level 1, and 2
P ROFESSIONAL R ECORD 2000/present Wardrop Engineering Inc., Geoscientist Jan./Sept. 2000 University of Saskatchewan, Research Technician, Stable Isotope Lab 1999 Mobil Oil Canada, Student Geologist, Sable Island Exploration Group 1998 Saskatchewan Energy and Mines, Geological Assistant, Industrial Minerals Section 1997 University of Saskatchewan, Research Assistant
SMITH, JEFFREY-2-02/10 CURRICULUM VITAE J.J. (JEFFREY) SMITH, B.SC .
1996 Petrocare Construction, Project Estimator 1984 to 1995 Petrocare Construction, Office Manager
P ROFESSIONAL A FFILIATIONS Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan Geoscientist in Training Saskatchewan Retail Petroleum Contractors Association Canadian Institution of Mining and Metallurgy (CIM)
K EY P ROJECT I NVOLVEMENT
O Supervised the design and construction of an enlarged fuel storage and dispensing facility for The North West Company at a remote location in northern Alberta. O Acted as field scientist during the completion of seventeen Phase II Environmental Site Assessments. O Supervised the decommissioning of four former Shell Canada Products fuelling facilities. O Contributed to a condition assessment inspection and report for the John G. Diefenbaker International Airport. O Completed a regulatory compliance audit for all North West Company fuel storage facilities in the province of Manitoba. O Supervised design and construction of a new surface vehicle fuelling facility for Transport Canada at the Regina International Airport. This included the installation of an underground double-walled standby diesel tank complete with double-wall flex piping, a two-compartment aboveground tank with two Gasboy dispensers, and a Gasboy cardlock unit. O Provided cost estimates and contract supervision for upgrades to CN Rail’s locomotive fuelling facility on Chappell Drive in Saskatoon. O Provided cost estimates and direct supervision of upgrades to the standby fuel storage facility at Cameco Corporation’s Rabbit Lake Mine. O Supervised the design and construction of a new, self-contained, portable, Jet B fuelling facility for the Buffalo Narrows Fire Cache. O Supervised the design and construction of extensive fuel facility upgrades to the IMC Kalium, Colonsay Potash Mine, including construction of a 480,000-litre tank farm, new waste oil facility, new underground tanks for surface and underground vehicle fuelling, and a new facility for the storage of dedusting oil.
C OMMUNITY A FFILIATIONS
O Nova Scotia Lighthouse Preservation Society O Sable Island Preservation Trust
SMITH, JEFFREY-3-03/01 CURRICULUM VITAE
J AIME L. JONES, B.A.I.E.M
E DUCATION Bachelor of Applied Integrated Environmental Management, 2001 Environmental Monitoring and Compliance Diploma, 1999 NFPA 472 Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Technician, 2002
A DDITIONAL C OURSES Environmental Field Screening Course (2002) Petroleum Industrial Training Service (PITS) (1999) Confined Space Entry Procedures Course (2000) St. John’s First Aid and CPR (2000) Hazardous Material Management (1999 in Diploma Program)
A REAS OF E XPERTISE Environmental Site Monitoring Environmental Site Remediation Environmental Site Assessment Remediation Systems (HVE, SVE) Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Hazardous Building Material Survey Regulatory Compliance and Waste Auditing Asbestos and Mould Assessments Indoor and Outdoor Air Quality Monitoring Pipeline Environmental Monitoring
S UMMARY OF E XPERIENCE Ms. Jones is an Environmental Scientist with a diverse range of skill sets within the environmental field. A member of Wardrop’s Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Team, she is well versed in the identification and management of hazardous materials including chemical products, asbestos, mould, and heavy metals. She is further experienced in contaminated site assessment and remediation, including: Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments; the operation of in situ environmental remediation systems (Dual Phase Vapour Extraction Systems (DPVES) and Vapour Extraction Systems (VES); impacted soil excavation; indoor and outdoor air quality testing, and hazardous building material sampling.
P ROFESSIONAL R ECORD 2000/present Wardrop Engineering Inc., Environmental Scientist 1999 Summer Enviro-Test Laboratories, Lab Technician, Environmental Laboratory Testing Department
JONES,JAIME-1-02/10 CURRICULUM VITAE J AIME L. JONES, B.A.I.E.M
K EY P ROJECT I NVOLVEMENT
E NVIRONMENTAL R EMEDIATION
O Aided in conducting a site remediation of projects at facilities with petroleum hydrocarbon and PCB impacts to soil. These projects typically involve excavating test pits or boreholes, conducting soil sampling and contamination delineation, removing the contaminated soils, and collecting confirmatory samples from the walls and base of the excavation. O Managed and operated environmental remediation systems including Dual Phase Vapour Extraction Systems (DPVES) and Vapour Extraction Systems (VES) used to treat groundwater contaminated by petroleum hydrocarbons, for Shell Canada Products Ltd., 2000-2001.
E NVIRONMENTAL S ITE A SSESSMENT
O Conducted an Environmental Baseline Study of a northern First Nation in preparation for the transfer of land management under the First Nations Lands Management Act. The project involved the individual assessment of over 1100 properties with the results incorporated into a GIS. O Conducted Phase II Site Assessments for the Opaskwayak Cree Nation on various properties in preparation for the transfer of land management under the First Nations Lands Management Act. Activities included site background review, borehole drilling and soil sampling, installation of groundwater monitoring wells, laboratory analyses, and report preparation. O Conducted soil and groundwater investigations on petroleum storage facilities. Investigations included borehole drilling, installation of monitoring wells, soil and groundwater sampling, and the monitoring of petroleum hydrocarbon vapour concentrations and groundwater elevations. In addition, hydrological conditions were determined as required. O Assessor for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments for industrial and commercial properties. These assessments comprised historical reviews, interviews with present and previous occupants of the properties, site investigations, and identification of hazardous material or potentially contaminated areas, followed by the completion of summary reports. O Conducted environmental monitoring of active and inactive fuel storage facilities in Saskatchewan to monitor the extent of petroleum-impacted property. These investigations comprised groundwater sample collection, determination of groundwater elevations and flow directions, laboratory analyses, analytical review, and report preparation database. O Conducted environmental soil and groundwater monitoring and sampling for the Opaskwayak Cree Nation on various sites including a landfarm and landfill at The Pas, Manitoba. Environmental monitoring and sampling training was also provided to the OCN, allowing for the OCN to perform environmental monitoring and sampling of groundwater wells independently.
P IPELINE E NVIRONMENTAL A CTIVITIES
O Field Scientist for the completion of hydrogeological investigations at a pipeline compressor station in southern Saskatchewan. Activities included field sampling of soil, surface water, and groundwater; borehole drilling supervision; test pit excavations; and related reporting activities. O Field Scientist for the environmental monitoring and sampling of soils, sludges, and building products from various pipeline compressor stations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba as part of a nationwide environmental management strategy. O Field Assistant during the excavation and disposal of PCB-impacted soils at a pipeline compressor station in south-central Saskatchewan.
JONES,JAIME-1-02/10 CURRICULUM VITAE J AIME L. JONES, B.A.I.E.M
I NDUSTRIAL H YGIENE/ENVIRONMENTAL M ANAGEMENT
O Field Scientist, Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Asbestos Survey of Seven Buildings. Activities include site inspection and sampling, action plan development, asbestos labelling, and reporting. O Field Scientist, Rosetown School Division Indoor Air Quality Assessment of Three Schools. Activities included the design of an indoor air quality investigation program to investigate air quality complaints of staff and students within the schools. O Field Scientist, University of Saskatchewan Hazardous Building Material Survey of the Physical Education Building. Activities included collecting bulk samples of a large number of building materials to identify potential for hazardous materials such as lead-containing paint, asbestos, PCBs, mercury, radioactive materials, and microbiological growth. Field screening kit as well as laboratory analyses were used to identify potential hazardous materials within the building. Prepared asbestos abatement specification documents after survey was completed. O Field Scientist, Dodsland School Mould Abatement. Project involved the identification and evaluation of mould-impacted building materials, remediation, and follow-up air quality monitoring to evaluate the effectiveness of the abatement. O Field Scientist, Aircraft Engine Wash Effluent Environmental Study for Bombardier at Moose Jaw Canadian Forces Base. Activities comprised air sampling, shallow soil sampling, borehole drilling, installation of monitoring wells, and surface and groundwater water sampling to determine the environmental effects of industrial chemical application to jet engine exhaust. O Co-auditor for an environmental solid waste audit on three government buildings for Public Works Government Services Canada. This audit involved organizing waste pickup, sorting solid waste, analyzing data and suggesting corrective actions for the utilization of recycling programs in place, to the building managers and tenants through report preparation. O Environmental Scientist, City of Saskatoon Bioaerosols Monitoring Project. Activities included the design of a site investigation program to undertake due diligence monitoring of bioaerosols around the City’s wastewater treatment plant.
E MERGENCY R ESPONSE
O Aided in conducting the remediation of a hazardous liquid material for a national railway company, after a train derailment caused the hazardous material to spill into the soil adjacent the tracks. This typically involved excavating test pits or boreholes, conducting soil sampling and contamination delineation, removing the contaminated soils, and collecting confirmatory samples from the walls and base of the excavation. O Lead responder for a liquid mercury spill in Regina, Saskatchewan. Activities including coordination of remedial activities, air quality monitoring, and swab sampling to ensure that site conditions were safe for the reentry of workers into the spill area. O Field Responder to a leaking anhydrous ammonia rail car in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
C OMPUTER P ROGRAM E XPERIENCE
O Prepared AutoCADTM site plans, and site plan layouts relative to Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments. TM O Prepared WinLog borehole logs to represent site-specific soil stratigraphy.
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E RIN O LAUSON, B.SC . (G.E.)
E DUCATION University of Saskatchewan Bachelor of Science in Geological Engineering, 2002
A REAS OF E XPERTISE Environmental Site Assessment Site Remediation Environmental Site Monitoring
S UMMARY OF E XPERIENCE Ms. Olauson is a junior Environmental Engineer in Wardrop’s Environmental Sciences Department. She has experience in environmental monitoring, site assessment and remediation. She has performed site investigations for subsurface chemical impacts ranging from petroleum hydrocarbons to PCBs. Ms. Olauson also has significant experience in soil, surface water, and groundwater sampling and monitoring.
P ROFESSIONAL R ECORD May 2002/present Wardrop Engineering Inc., Environmental Consultant, Environmental Sciences Department 2001 Summer Wardrop Engineering Inc., Environmental Technician, Environmental Sciences Department
P ROFESSIONAL A FFILIATIONS Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (E.I.T.)
K EY P ROJECT I NVOLVEMENT
E NVIRONMENTAL A SSESSMENT, REMEDIATION, AND M ONITORING
O Field Engineer for Phase II Environmental Site Assessments of retail and bulk fuel storage facilities in various locations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. These projects typically comprise borehole drilling, monitoring well installation, soil and groundwater sampling to delineate the extent and severity of suspected petroleum hydrocarbon impacts, followed by report preparation and engineering analysis.
OLAUSON,ERIN-1-03/01 CURRICULUM VITAE E RIN O LAUSON, B.SC . (G.E.)
O Field Engineer for conducting soil remediation at sites impacted with petroleum hydrocarbons, primarily at decommissioned fuel storage facilities. This typically involved supervising the removal of underground storage tanks, excavating test pits or drilling boreholes, conducting soil sampling and contamination delineation, removing the contaminated soils and collecting confirmatory samples from the walls and base of the excavation. O Field Engineer for conducting environmental monitoring of active and inactive fuel storage facilities in Saskatchewan and Manitoba to monitor the extent of petroleum hydrocarbon- impacted property. These investigations comprised measurement of headspace hydrocarbon vapour concentrations within existing monitoring wells, groundwater sample collection, determination of groundwater elevations and flow directions, laboratory analyses, analytical review, and report preparation. O Field Engineer for the completion of hydrogeological investigations at a pipeline compressor station in southern Saskatchewan. Activities included field sampling of soil, surface water, and groundwater, borehole drilling supervision, and related reporting activities.
C OMPUTER P ROGRAM E XPERIENCE TM O Prepared AutoCAD site plans, and site plan layouts for Environmental Site Assessments. TM O Prepared WinLog borehole logs to represent site-specific soil stratigraphy.
OLAUSON,ERIN-1-03/01 CURRICULUM VITAE
A RLEN B ABCOCK, B.A. SC.
E DUCATION University of Regina Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Engineering, 1998 PSMJ Project Management Training Course, 1999 Confined Space Training Course, 2000 St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid Course, 2001
A REAS OF E XPERTISE Construction Supervision Water and Wastewater Treatment Contract Administration Environmental Audits and Assessments Contaminated Site Remediation Civil Engineering Design Waste Auditing
S UMMARY OF E XPERIENCE Mr. Babcock is a junior Environmental Engineer with three years of postgraduate experience in environmental monitoring, site assessment and remediation; water treatment system design and construction; computer drafting; and construction supervision. He has performed site investigations for subsurface chemical impacts ranging from petroleum hydrocarbons to PCBs. He has experience with international work building water treatment plants in Mexico and Malaysia. Mr. Babcock also has significant experience in air, soil, surface water and groundwater sampling and monitoring, and air photo interpretation.
P ROFESSIONAL R ECORD 1998/Present Wardrop Engineering Inc. 1998 Waterworks Technologies Inc., Calgary, Project Engineer
P ROFESSIONAL A FFILIATIONS Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (E.I.T.) Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists and Geophysicists of Alberta (E.I.T.)
K EY P ROJECT I NVOLVEMENT
O Project manager for Department of National Defence Dumpsite Groundwater Investigation at CFB Camp Dundurn. Duties included client meetings and communications, supervision of monitoring well installations, groundwater investigations and final report preparation. O Site supervisor for T.C. Douglas Building Rehabilitation Project. Responsibilities included contract administration, construction review, client/contractor communications, project meeting facilitator and general project coordination.
BABCOCK,ARLEN-07-03/03 CURRICULUM VITAE A RLEN B ABCOCK, B.A. SC.
O Project consultant for SPMC – T.C. Douglas Building Rehabilitation Controlled Substances Survey. Duties included site investigations, client communications and final report preparation. O Job manager for Bombardier Aerospace Defence Services Environmental Assessment of the Jet Wash Area at the NATO Flight Training Centre located at CFB Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. This project involved evaluating a new jet cleaning process for its potential impact on the surrounding air, land, and water ecosystems. Duties included background research and air sampling program administration. O Job manager for a Solid Waste Audit performed on three Federal Government Buildings on behalf of Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC). The audit was performed following the PWGSC National 5-Phase Solid Waste Management Protocol in an effort to evaluate the solid waste management opportunities at these facilities. Duties included local project coordination, data evaluation and interpretation, and report compiling. O Project consultant for various environmental assessment and remediation projects, UST removals, sewer and water system audits, and indoor air quality investigations conducted on behalf of Shell Canada in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Duties included regulatory and third party liaison communications, project planning, scheduling, supervision, and technical reporting. O Job manager and environmental inspector for a major Canadian natural gas transmission company’s compressor plant decommissioning projects within Saskatchewan. These projects involved historical audits, identifying contamination areas, confirmatory sampling of drain cleaning activities, providing recommendations for remediation of impacted areas, and generating a report for each site. O Field inspector for pipeline inspections for a major Canadian natural gas transmission company at various locations in Saskatchewan. These inspections included soil sampling, site-specific geological logging, assisting with pipeline inspections, and providing daily reports to the client. O Project auditor for Environmental Assessments of commercial, residential, and industrial properties in Saskatchewan prior to completion of real estate transactions. These projects were performed for law firms, realtors, industrial clients and real estate developers, and comprised historic reviews, site inspections, and identification of hazardous materials or potentially contaminated areas. Some of these audits were followed by intrusive site investigations including subsurface soil and/or groundwater sampling and analyses, and sampling of potentially hazardous on-site materials (i.e., asbestos, lead, UFFI, etc.). O Job manager and draftsperson for IMC Kalium concrete repair project. This work included site inspection, generating electronic drawings from as-built construction drawings, and communicating with the client to ensure accurate information and proper drafting standards. O Job manager and draftsperson for code-compliant design and fabrication drawings for a fire escape for Hacienda Construction. O Structural conformance inspector for Sandman Inn to ensure construction in accordance with drawings and specifications. O Site supervisor and draftsperson for Pioneer Grain Company Ltd. liquid fertilizer secondary containment system installation. These activities included supervising and assisting with installation and providing as-built drawings to the client. O Field equipment auditor for Saskatchewan Health Y2K readiness study. O Experience with performing field analysis of numerous parameters with many types of analytical methods for various clients. O Generating groundwater contaminant maps and performing domestic sewer contaminant sourcing. O Provided piping and pumping design for water and wastewater systems, and commissioned and operated several water treatment plants including systems which process domestic waste, electronics factory waste, tobacco processing waste, and sugar refining and candy production waste. O Prepared borehole logs and compiled CFB Moose Jaw Environmental Baseline Study Draft Report for Bombardier Aerospace Defence Services.
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