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® KMEA „ Project Engineer for in -situ treatment tests for VOC removal from groundwater. Responsibilities included: preparing the work plan, subcontractor procurement, material procurement, and project execution. Techniques applied include hydrogen peroxide injection (Fenton's Chemistry) and potassium permanganate injection for destruction of chlorinated hydrocarbons. Mr. Norman's involvement include preparation of the pilot scale test plans, field support, and documentation of results in a report to the client. Andersen AFB, Guam: Project engineer for the design, installation, start up, and operational support of a soil vapor extraction (SVE) system to remove JP-8 from the subsurface at Andersen AFB, Guam. Air flow predictions were made using site geology data and review of past SVE operation at the site. Once installed air flow optimization was completed to maximize mass removal rates. Operational procedures were developed and on site personnel were trained in the measurement of VOC levels in each well as well as flow measurements. The system operated effectively for eight months, removing over 8,000 pounds of JP-8. U.S. Navy: Team leader forthe estimation of Other Environmental Liabilities (OEL) forthe U. S. Navy. Responsibilities included site reconnaissance, development of a field strategy for a site assessment, coordination of field activities of a six person field team, and completion of cost estimates of identified liabilities. The OEL assessment was completed for three Navy installations on time and under budget. Navajo Tribal Utilities Authority: Project engineer for the characterization and feasibility of closure of wastewater lagoons for the Navajo Tribal Utilities Authority (NTUA). The project included characterization of biosolids in existing wastewater lagoons and developing engineering alternatives for closure of the lagoons. Characterization of the biosolids included analysis for the presence of metals, VOCs and SVOCs specifically for compliance with the land application requirements of 40CFR 503.13. Engineering solutions considered included the use of lime stabilization for pathogen destruction and odor control. IBM: Project coordinator of $1.5 million per year environmental rectification project. Primary activities include coordinating design activities for in -situ soil remediation, evaluating treatment alternatives, and contractual activities. Soil remediation systems include soil vapor extraction and bioremediation. Directed development of pilot test plans for the soil vapor extraction system and bioremediation systems and analysis of test results. Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business