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Ramon Gallegos is a GIS supervisor with 15 years of experience, including 8 years in FOG
<br />database management and FSE inspection coordination for FOG programs. Ramon has led
<br />multiple FOG control projects in which he was responsible for managing over 10,000 FOG
<br />program inspections, using spatial analysis to develop efficient inspection routes, and developing
<br />inspection frequencies based on such variables as an FSE's proximity to a hotspot, cooking
<br />equipment, and inspection compliance history.
<br />Ramon has learned approaches that work for FOG programs. He has been an asset to cities facing
<br />complex FOG- related challenges, such as pinpointing sources. He has also supported agencies
<br />with sewer system management plan audits and reviews, and has managed GIS research,
<br />fieldwork, data collection, data processing, data management, and asset management. Ramon
<br />has a B.A. and M.A. in Geography from California State University Fullerton and teaches higher
<br />education courses in GIS.
<br />Experience
<br />Program Manager, FOG Inspections Program, Various Cities and Water Districts I Orange County, CA
<br />Managed 10,000+ FOG inspections of 5,000+ FSEs for various cities and water districts in Orange County.
<br />Developed concise, efficient process for reporting of inspection results to agencies.
<br />GIS Specialist, FSE Mapping, Various Cities and Water Districts I Orange County, CA
<br />Mapped FSEs, public sewer systems, sanitary sewer overflows, and sewer hotspots in Orange County.
<br />Linked maps to Microsoft Access databases containing characterization data for each FSE in service area(s).
<br />Developed exhaustive list of FSEs in Orange County using data sets from multiple sources.
<br />Used GIS to efficiently manage inspections, process data, and coordinate compliance inspections for 5,000+ FSEs.
<br />G1S Specialist, System -Wide Sewer Atlas, Various Cities and Agencies I Statewide, CA
<br />Designed and implemented system -wide sewer atlases for public agencies throughout California.
<br />Atlases included manholes, sewer pipe segments, sewer hotspots, aerial photographs, parcel data, and landmark
<br />features, such as rivers, lakes, learning institutions, parks, and railroads.
<br />Atlases displayed all sewer data necessary to allow maintenance personnel to complete work orders efficiently.
<br />GIS Specialist, Workflow Process for FSE Monitoring, Various Cities and Water Districts I Orange County, CA
<br />Designed /implemented a workflow process to track and monitor FSE inspections and a methodology to capture all
<br />necessary inspections of FSEs regardless of inspection frequencies.
<br />Developed risk -based management protocol.
<br />Staff Scientist, Sewer System Management Plan (SSMP) Development, City of El Segundo I El Segundo, CA
<br />Managed documents necessary for SSMP development.
<br />Reviewed City's municipal code, standards, and other sanitary sewer requirements, and reported inefficiencies for legal
<br />authority.
<br />Reviewed and recommended improvements to the City's preventive maintenance / work order program, Overflow
<br />Emergency Response Plan, FOG Control Program, and legal authority to comply with WDR, SSMP, and MS4 program
<br />requirements and goals.
<br />Staff Scientist, Proposal for FOG Control Program Assessment, Boston Water and Sewer Commission I Boston, MA
<br />Reviewed and recommended improvements to client's FSE database and data management plans, FSE inspection
<br />approach and procedures, and FOG - related sewer hot -spot management, including cleaning practices, CCTV assessment,
<br />and maintenance management.
<br />Evaluated other mature and successful FOG control programs that had similar needs and goals as BWSC.
<br />Staff Scientist, FOG Program Development, Seattle Public Utilities Commission I Seattle, WA
<br />Reviewed and recommended improvements to public outreach efforts and residential and commercial website portals.
<br />Worked with SPUC and King County to review and improve their Public Health Department websites.
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