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9.7 QUALIFICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTALPROFESSIONALS

Amanda Romans

Senior Environmental Scientist Tetra Tech EM, Inc – Huntsville

EDUCATION/SPECIAL TRAINING

B.S., Environmental Biology, University of North Alabama, 2002Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Health and Safety Training,Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29CFR 1910.120, 40-hour, HazMat Training,October 2004.8-hour HAZWOPER Refresher, February 2006Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Asbestos Inspector, META, Nashville, TN, 2005AHERA Refresher, October 2008.Qualified Credentialed Inspector Training for Construction Site Stormwater Management, December2004.

REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

2005, Accredited Alabama Asbestos Inspector2005, AHERA Accredited Asbestos Inspector2005, Mold Assessment and Remediation Certificate2005, Certified Adult First Aid2005, Certified Adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)2004, 40-hour HAZWOPER certified2004, Qualified Credentialed Inspector Certified

QUALIFICATIONS

Ms. Romans has over 8 years of experience in wetlands assessments and delineations, protected speciessurveys, and cultural and historical reviews; stormwater, wastewater, groundwater and soil sampling;AHERA asbestos inspections; National Pollutant Discharge and Elimination System (NPDES) permittingand compliance; Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team (START) projects; Phase IEnvironmental Site Assessments, Property Condition Assessments, National Environmental ProtectionAct (NEPA) Environmental Assessments.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Environmental and Biological Assessments

• Highway 36 Environmental Assessment / Hartselle, AL. Project Manager for Alabama Departmentof Transportation Environmental Assessment (EA) for the widening and re-alignment of Highway 36in Hartselle, AL. Conducted and/or assigned all necessary site assessments including wetlanddelinetaions/assessments, noise monitoring, public meetings, etc.

• Parches Cove Development / Union Grove, AL. Assisted and prepared an Aquatic Species Survey ofBean Rock Creek. The assessment included species identification and individual counting. Theassessment was conducted at the request of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) as part ofpermitting requirements for a residential marina to be constructed for the development.

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• City of Huntsville / Guntersville, AL. Environmental Assessments including Wetland Assessmentsand Delineations, Protected Species Surveys, Aquatic Species Surveys, Preliminary HistoricalReviews, and TVA Raw Water Intake Permit application for the installation of a new Raw WaterIntake Structure, water main, and water treatment plant near the Guntersville Dam.

• City of Huntsville / Huntsville, AL. Environmental Information Documents (EID) for State RevolvingFund applications. The EID included an environmental document review including review of soils,geology, topographic maps, aerial photographs, and census data. Coordination with local, state, andfederal agencies approval was also conducted.

• Breland Homes / Madison, AL. Environmental Assessments for the construction of a residentialsubdivision including wetlands assessments and delineations, protected species survey, and culturaland historical reviews of the property.

• Enfinger Development / Huntsville, AL. Environmental Assessments for the construction ofnumerous residential subdivisions including wetlands assessments and delineations, protectedspecies surveys, and cultural and historical reviews of the properties.

• Various Sewer Improvements / Huntsville, AL. Environmental Assessments for the City of Huntsvillefor sewer improvements serving the Huntsville area including wetlands assessments anddelineations, protected species surveys, and cultural and historical reviews.

• Various Clients / Southeast. Projects have included Wetlands Assessments and Delineations for avariety of projects including private, industrial, and residential development. Assisted in a variety of

mitigation projects which included permitting, reporting, and compliance monitoring.

• Lockheed Martin Corporation / Huntsville, AL. Coordination of a large project for Lockheed Martinincluding a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, Regulatory Compliance Assessment, PotentialHazards to Users Assessment, and Wetlands Assessment and Delineation. Performed a Phase I ESA,conducted in accordance with Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments: Phase IEnvironmental Site Assessment Process, American Society of Testing Materials Designation: E 1527-00, which included a regulatory file review of the Huntsville Lockheed Martin facility andsurrounding properties and hazardous material inventory. Performed a technical review of theRegulatory Compliance Assessment of the facility. Performed a Potential Hazards to UsersAssessment to determine what hazards exist on the Lockheed Martin Property. Performed atechnical review of the Wetlands Assessment and Delineation conducted on the Lockheed MartinProperty.

Environmental Site Assessments (Phase I ESAs) and Property Condition Assessments (PCAs)

• Capital Funding Group, Inc., Multiple Locations. Ms. Romans has assisted with numerous propertycondition needs assessment (PCNA) reports. The PCNAs included evaluations of the site grounds,structural systems, building envelope, interior building components, mechanical systems, life safety,and code compliance. The PCNA reports also included estimates for the physical needs over a 40-year term (adjusted for inflation), initial deposits, annual deposits, immediate critical repair costs,immediate non-critical repair costs, and replacement reserves. Ms. Romans has also writtennumerous Phase I ESAs for this client for properties throughout Alabama. These facilities included

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skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities selected for U.S. Department of Housing andUrban Development (HUD) Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP) approval.

• Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell and Berkowitz. Multiple Locations. Projects have includedassisting with PCAs, conducting Phase I ESA site visits, and writing reports for multiple skilled nursingfacilities, assisted living facilities, and warehouse/commercial facilities.

• Rexel, Inc. Projects have included assisting with PCAs and conducting Phase I ESA site visits, andwriting reports for multiple commercial/warehouse facilities located throughout the New Englandarea

• Central Baptist Church/ Decatur, AL. A comprehensive Asbestos Containing Materials InspectionReport and Phase I Environmental Site Assessment for the renovation of a 125,000 square footfacility to accommodate a growing church and evaluate potential health concerns for futureoccupants of the facility.

• Life Care Centers of America, Inc./Cleveland, Tennessee. Performed Phase I Environmental SiteAssessments for five facilities located throughout East Tennessee. The project includedenvironmental evaluations for the properties, in accordance with the Standard Practice forEnvironmental Site Assessments: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Process, American Societyof Testing Materials Designation: E 1527-00 and Merrill Lynch Capital’s Requirements andExpectations. In addition to ASTM Standards for Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, thepresence of suspect asbestos containing materials (ACMs); the need for lead-based paint sampling;and the need for radon sampling were also evaluated.

• Various Clients / Southeastern, U.S. Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and asbestos surveysor a variety of properties including industrial and commercial facilities; including asbestos samplingand inspection. Knowledge of Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), ComprehensiveEnvironmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act / Superfund Amendments andReauthorization Act (CERCLA/SARA), Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), Underground StorageTank (UST), and asbestos regulations.

START• Volunteer Army Ammunition Plant/ Chattanooga, TN. Groundwater sampling of over 200

monitoring wells located on and within the vicinity of the Ammunition Plant. This involved thepurging of stagnant water in the monitoring wells and the sampling of fresh groundwater todetermine the presence of various contaminates including Trinitrotoluene (TNT).

• American Heritage Shutters / Memphis, TN. Groundwater and soil sampling following theEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines to determine the presence various contaminatesfrom the illegal disposal of hazardous waste directly onto the ground.

• South Carolina Train Derailment / Graniteville, SC. Emergency Response Deployment toGraniteville, South Carolina to aid in air monitoring and equipment calibration for the Chlorine Spillthat occurred in January 2005.

• Anniston Polychlorinated Biphenyls PCB Site / Anniston, AL. Conducted over-site on behalf of EPAto insure the proper disposal of contaminated soil from residential lots and the reconstruction of the

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lots with uncontaminated soil. The contamination occurred throughout the city due to the improperdisposal of PCBs from a well known manufacturing facility.

Asbestos

• Various Projects / Southeastern US. Various limited asbestos assessments for numerous clients.Involved limited sampling of materials to identify positive asbestos containing materials and theircondition.

• S&M Equipment, Inc./ Red Bay, AL. A comprehensive Asbestos Containing Materials InspectionReport for the demolition of residential homes to facilitate the construction of a major highway. Theactivities were performed for two residential homes scheduled for demolition activities.

• Huntsville Utilities/ Huntsville, AL. A comprehensive Asbestos Containing Materials InspectionReport for Huntsville Utilities. The activities were performed for a warehouse facility owned andoperated by the City of Huntsville.

• Hastings General Contracting/ Birmingham, AL. A comprehensive Asbestos Containing MaterialsInspection Report for the demolition of residential homes to facilitate the construction of a majorhighway. The activities were performed for 24 residential homes scheduled for demolition activities.

Tennessee Valley AuthorityIntern / Muscle Shoals, AL. Various projects including development, organization, and implementationof experimental procedures and data collection for vegetation studies to determine the remediationcapabilities of certain plants against arsenic polluted soils. The construction, monitoring, and datacollection of constructed wetlands to determine the remediation capabilities of constructed wetlandsagainst animal waste products and other types of waste products.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS/ASSOCIATIONSSociety of Wetland Scientists MemberEMPLOYMENT HISTORY

2012-Present Tetra Tech EM, Inc.Huntsville, Alabama

2008-2012 AST Consulting and Contracting/AST Environmental GroupDecatur, Alabama

2004 – 2008 Tetra Tech EM, Inc.Huntsville, Alabama

2004 ADS CorporationHuntsville, Alabama

2000-2001 Tennessee Valley AuthorityMuscle Shoals, Alabama

Tetra Tech Inc, New Jersey S. Gaurin 2012

Ms. Gaurin has more than 15 years of experience and is currently managing multiple projects with a focus on loss control services and environmental claims support. Ms. Gaurin currently serves a national account manager for a nationwide insurance carrier. Her responsibilities include the coordination of teams of experts to provide technical support for complex environmental claims. Ms. Gaurin has been recently supporting the Hunts Point Clean Truck Program (HPCTP) for the New York City Department of Transportation and its partners in this program established to promote sustainable transportation and a cleaner environment in the South Bronx. Ms. Gaurin has been also recently involved in expert witness report preparation in support of litigation cases for nationwide insurance carriers. Ms. Gaurin also coordinates due diligence support to a nationwide real estate investor, including local office staff coordination, budget and deadline management as well as interface with the client. Ms. Gaurin has been also managing projects for commercial/industrial as well as municipal/state clients involving site investigation and remediation activities such as underground storage tank removal, impacted soil excavation and disposal, groundwater and soil vapor investigation and remediation, and in situ bioremediation treatment.

(Gaurin, S. p. 2)

Tetra Tech Inc, Northeast S. Gaurin 2012

SANDRA GAURIN, ERM, LEED AP.

Senior Project Manager/Insurance National Account Manager EDUCATION/SPECIAL TRAINING MS Environmental Sciences, Industrial Biology School, France BS, Biochemistry, University Paris 6, France Environmental Risk Management (ERM) License, Texas State University – San Marcos LEED Accredited Professional 40 Hours OSHA HAZWOPER 30 hours OSHA Construction Safety Training EPA Hazardous Waste Management Training REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS Environmental Risk Management (#06500310-2017) QUALIFICATIONS Ms. Gaurin has more than 15 years of experience and is currently managing multiple projects with a focus on loss control services and environmental claims support. Ms. Gaurin currently serves as national account manager for a nationwide insurance carrier. She coordinates a team of experts providing technical support for complex environmental claims. Ms. Gaurin also manages a team which provides engineering review for the underwriters of a nationwide insurance carrier and evaluates the underwriting risks based upon review of site environmental conditions and regulatory drivers. Ms. Gaurin has been also recently involved in expert witness report preparation in support of litigation cases for nationwide insurance carriers. These projects typically involve the forensic search of technical environmental reports for information on site environmental conditions as well as determining whether selected remedial actions and costs were reasonable and appropriate. Insurance claims projects completed over the last several years concluded with favorable settlements for her clients. Ms. Gaurin has also managed projects for commercial/industrial as well as municipal/state clients involving site investigation and remediation activities such as underground storage tank removal, impacted soil excavation and disposal, groundwater and soil gas investigation and remediation, and in situ bioremediation treatment. These projects also involved the preparation and submittal of deliverables such as Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Remedial Investigation Reports, Remedial Action Reports and institutional control deliverables, deed notices and Classification Exception Area (CEA). During the pendency of these projects, Ms. Gaurin facilitated communication between the clients and regulatory agencies including the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC), and the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) to expedite and streamline the execution of the different activities required to secure regulatory site closure.

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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Insurance Services Support:

Insurance Environmental Claims Support, nationwide carrier: For a nationwide carrier, Ms. Gaurin provides support for claims nationwide, either by providing third party reviews of deliverables/financial status prepared by others or by coordinating staff from local office to support local claims including site visits, investigation and remediation phases.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a site in Kinnelon, NJ where a fuel oil spill occurred in a private residence garage. Ms Gaurin supervised the emergency response contractors’ activities. Ms Gaurin also managed the subsequent environmental investigation to delineate the fuel oil impacts beneath the house garage. Because of potential structural impacts during the excavation activities, structural support elements were installed onsite prior to the completion of the deeper excavation activities. In order to assess indoor air quality in the residence, sampling was conducted. Ms Gaurin provided the interface between the insurance carrier, the homeowners, the remedial contractors and the NJDEP.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a site in Long Island City, NY where #2 fuel oil was released from a UST fill line and discovered in a subway station 25 feet beneath the release location. Ms Gaurin coordinated the fill line removal and several phases of investigation to determine the lateral and vertical extent of the soil impacts and the lateral extent of the free product and dissolved plume associated with the release. The investigation phases included the use of the Triad approach and the Membrane Interface Probe (MIP) technique to obtain and evaluate results in the field. Because of the release location, project responsibilities included coordination with NYC DOT and MTA to proceed within the sidewalk and in close proximity to the subway structure.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a site in Edison, NJ where chlorinated solvents impacts associated with a former dry cleaner and current dry cleaner’s operations were identified in site soil, soil gas and groundwater. Ms. Gaurin coordinated soil remedial actions, including the installation of a soil vapor extraction system and excavation of PCE impacted soil within active tenant spaces. Ms Gaurin also completed a groundwater investigation to better delineate the contaminant plume and assess appropriate groundwater remedial action. Finally, Ms Gaurin completed a soil vapor assessment to evaluate the potential vapor intrusion pathway in all tenant spaces located above the contaminated plume. The vapor assessment indicated the need for a vapor intrusion mitigation system to mitigate this exposure pathway.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a site in Corbin, KY where petroleum impacts associated with the former operations of a lubricant manufacturing and distribution facility were identified in groundwater. Ms Gaurin has supported the development of a risk based approach to obtain regulatory closure without the implementation of an active remedial action. The tight geology at the site and the low contaminant concentrations observed in the site groundwater are not favorable to an active remedial action; however, the local Tetra Tech team and Ms Gaurin, are prepared to implement a Dual Phase Extraction remedial action should the risk based approach be rejected by the regulatory agency.

Insurance Environmental Claim Support, California: supervised expert support for a claim arising from a fire, explosion and subsequent release of contaminants and fire suppressant compounds to a drainage ditch in California. Review of the fire department files and interviews with several responsible parties allowed the preparation of a chronology of events associated with the explosion and the response action and supported a reduction of the cost recovery sought by the local and state agencies from the insured.

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Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a site in Newark, NJ where the NJDEP was seeking costs recovery and treble damages in the amount of $16 million, Ms. Gaurin completed an aerial photogrammetry study to reconstruct the filling of a landfill and successfully demonstrated the source of contamination (55-gallon drums) was placed onsite prior to the insurance coverage period. Based on the data visualization presented, this litigation case settled in favor of the client.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a site in Toledo, Ohio where the EPA was seeking cost recovery for the rehabilitation of a ditch for approximately $12 Million, Ms. Gaurin coordinated reconstruction of historical causes of migration of creosote contamination to an adjacent ditch. Through Ms. Gaurin’s review of the site environmental reports and the use of GIS visualization tools, the exacerbation of the creosote contamination was demonstrated and the client obtained an advantageous settlement.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: For a former landfill in New Jersey where illegal dumping of chemical drums and other hazardous wastes resulted in the contamination of soil, groundwater and the public water supply, the remedial investigations and actions completed were reviewed and remedial action alternatives with remedial costs ranging from $6 million to $19 million were considered. Based on the review of the site environmental reports and the selection of a remedial action approach reasonable and appropriate for the site, the client settled the case in its favor.

Insurance Environmental Claims Support: Environmental reports associated with several sites in New Jersey, Rhode Island and Delaware were reviewed to evaluate the claim of a former chemical manufacturing company, which incurred cleanup costs at these sites alleged to be covered under the client’s environmental coverage. Ms. Gaurin and her team evaluated the potential date of release with regard to the period of coverage as well as selected remedial actions and costs.

Insurance Loss Control Services: Provides engineering review for a nationwide insurance carrier to evaluate underwriting risks for sites with environmental complex issues. This role requires team, deadline and budget management and client interface as well as sophisticated knowledge of federal and state contaminated site laws. This current responsibility also requires an intimate knowledge of innovative remediation technologies for purposes of evaluating the appropriateness of proposed remedies at impacted sites.

State/Municipal Clients

Municipal Client: Local Project Manager for the NYCDOT Hunts Point Clean Truck Program (HPCTP) which objectives are to promote sustainable transportation and a cleaner environment in the South Bronx. This program provides grants to fleet owners/trucking companies servicing the Hunts Point Market and the Port Morris Area to either retrofit existing trucks to cleaner fuel technologies and/or replace older trucks by new trucks better for the environment. Ms. Gaurin current duties include assisting in presenting the program contents and benefits to potential participants and vendors through workshops/seminars, supporting the grant management for NYCDOT, and establishing contract documents for the potential participants and vendors.

Municipal Client: QAQC officer for the inspection of all USTs/ASTs located in NYC owned facilities under the supervision of NYCOER. Ms. Gaurin duties includes the review of facility inspection reports, photologs, violation summaries and providing QAQC feedback to make sure all field activities and deliverables are compliant with the project QAQC objectives.

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Municipal Client, NJ: Project Manager for the closure by removal of several USTs located at different municipal buildings, UTSs capacities ranged between 550 and 2,000 gal, USTs contained fuel oil#2. Ms Gaurin managed and coordinated field crews and subcontractors on several sites where field activities were conducted concurrently. The removal of one of the USTs located adjacent to a library building and encased in a concrete vault required significant structural support to the building during removal activities.

State Client, NJ: Project Manager for the closure by removal of USTs associated with NJ Treasury Department-owned buildings across NJ. Project duties included the coordination of field crews, subcontractors, coordination of site access (including jail facilities) with multiple crews conducting UST removal activities at the same time at different locations across NJ.

State Client, Transportation Sector, NJ Transit: Task Manager for the preparation of the Remedial Action Report (RAR) of the first segment of the Hudson Bergen Light Rail System (HB-LRTS). This task involved the compilation of information compiled during more than a decade of investigation prior to the initiation of the construction activities as well as data collected during remedial activities completed during the construction phase. The RAR was the first electronic RAR (e-RAR) accepted by the NJDEP.

State Client, Transportation Sector, NJ DOT: Project Manager for multiple Hazardous Waste Screening Assessments completed along proposed ROW enhancement activities including the replacement of the bridge on Salem Street in Dover NJ, the renovation of the bridge over Springfield Avenue in Summit NJ and other locations throughout the State of New Jersey. These duties included the participation to the NJDOT kick off meeting and the interface with other contractors involved in these projects (archeological resources, wetland delineation, etc.).

State Client, Transportation Sector, NJ DOT: Project Manager for the environmental oversight of the construction activities associated with the widening of Rte 1&9 in Linden NJ. Duties included the supervision of construction crews over night shift and management of any environmental issues discovered during the excavation activities. Duties also included the collection and analysis of soil samples along the ROW to investigate the presence of potential hot spots before the initiation of excavation activities.

State Client, Transportation Sector, NJ DOT: Project Manager the completion of Remedial Investigation activities and preparation of a Remedial Investigation Report/Remedial Action Work Plan (RIR/RAWP) for the NJDOT Maintenance Yard in Bridgeport NJ. Duties included the collection and analysis of groundwater samples from the onsite monitoring wells network, installation of new shallow and bedrock wells, completion of hydraulic conductivity testing, compilation of the data and preparation of the RIR/RAWP subsequently submitted to NJDEP. Monitored Natural Attenuation was the proposed remedial action at the site.

Commercial/Industrial Clients

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Project Manager for the investigation/remediation of approximately 150 gallons of hydraulic oil released to an elevator piston pit. Ms. Gaurin’s responsibility is to prepare the investigation work plan, interface with the client and with the LSRP retained to oversee the investigation/cleanup activities.

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Project Manager for rush PA/SI/RI activities associated with due diligence and property transaction for a former nursery site in NJ. Site activities include sampling and future removal of ASTs, USTs, septic fields and tanks with the coordination for laboratory turn-around time.

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Project Manager for a former paper landfill site in NJ where landfill closure activities and wetland mitigation activities were completed. Ms. Gaurin supported

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the biennial certification requirements, Classification Exception Area (CEA), Initial Receptor Evaluation document and the final submittal of Wetlands Mitigation Report.

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Project Manager for the closure by removal of four fuel oil USTs with capacity ranging from 2,000 to 10,000 gallons at an industrial site in NJ. The UST closure and site restoration activities were completed within an expedited timeframe (4 weeks) per client request. Ms Gaurin managed the field team and the subcontractor crews to conduct closure activities in a rotation schedule and meet the client deadline.

Commercial/Industrial Client, Orangeburg NY: Project Manager for commercial/industrial client, she has performed Preliminary Assessment, Site Investigation, Remedial Investigation and Remedial Action. Ms Gaurin managed the implementation of an enhanced natural remedial action including pneumatic fracturing and bioremediation at an industrial site in NY State. She completed a soil vapor assessment for the site including indoor and outdoor, sub-slab sampling, modeling and risk based assessment for potential impact from a chlorinated solvent plume beneath the site building. The site has been reclassified and is now being managed under a long term monitoring program.

Commercial/Industrial Client, Burlington, NJ: Project Manager for an industrial client, she has supervised the preparation of a Remedial Action Report summarizing three years of intensive cleanup of PCB impacted soils at a former manufacturing site in Burlington NJ. She also supervised implementation of the groundwater remediation. The site is currently under long term monitoring and Ms Gaurin coordinates the staff, budget and deliverable preparation and provides interface with the NJDEP representatives.

Commercial/Industrial Client, Nationwide: Program Manager for a nationwide real estate investor. She coordinates due diligence support including Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments for properties proposed to be acquired. Job duties include staff coordination from local Tetra Tech offices, management of budget and deadlines, technical review of reports and client interface.

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Project Manager for the due diligence activities associated with the renewal of a day care license in NJ. Supervised the preparation of a Preliminary Assessment for the subject property. Based on the site’s historical manufacturing operations, limited site investigation activities were completed including soil sampling and analysis to obtain the required regulatory closure. Ms Gaurin coordinated with the NDJEP Case Manager to define the extent of the investigation activities.

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Project Manager for due diligence activities associated with a nationwide real estate developer. Duties include Phase I and II ESAs, Preliminary Assessments, potable well evaluation etc. Responsibilities included expedite timeframe for the completion of these tasks, coordination with the staff and management of limited budget.

Commercial/Industrial Client, NJ: Task Manager Support for ongoing UST inspection and investigation/remedial actions at international sites for a global rental car company. Ms. Gaurin provides technical support, language support (French) and helps coordinate with local subcontractors for field activities in France.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS/ASSOCIATIONS Active Member of the Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council (ITRC) Petroleum Vapor Intrusion (PVI) Team since 2012 and currently participating in the preparation of guidance documents.

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Active Member of the Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council (ITRC) Vapor Intrusion Team since 2006, involved in the preparation of guidance documents and selected as an ITRC Internet and classroom trainer for the team.

Active Member of the Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council (ITRC) Passive Diffusion Samplers Team since 2002 involved in the preparation of guidance documents and presentation of training session to regulatory agencies personnel (NJDEP and Arizona DEQ).

Active Member of the ASTM Vapor Intrusion Task Group E 50.02.06 since 2006.

Member of the Triad Community of Practice funded by US EPA and focused on providing guidance and technical expertise on how to implement the Triad Approach successfully.

Active Member of the New Jersey Chapter of Society of Women in Environmental Profession (SWEP), involved in conducting seminars for SWEP members on innovative technologies.

PUBLICATIONS 1995, INRA, “Status of the necessary knowledge for the elaboration of the regulation for soils contaminated with trace elements”, co-authored with Rene Prost, INRA (Agronomic Research National Institute), published for the French Ministry of Environment. Trace Elements Biogeochemistry Conference, 1997, “Aluminum and fluoride contents of brick tea and its infusion”, co-authored with Dr. Wong, Hong-Kong Baptist University, presented during the Fourth International Conference on Trace Elements Biogeochemistry, Berkley, San Francisco, USA, 1997.

ITRC publication 2003, “Recommendations for the Use of Passive Diffusion Bag Samplers for the Long-Term Monitoring of Volatile Organic Compounds in Groundwater”, co-author. ITRC publication, 2004, “Technical and Regulatory Guidance for Using Polyethylene Diffusion Bag Samplers to Monitor Volatile Organic Compounds in Groundwater”, co-author.

Battelle Conference 2004, JSEM conference 2005, “Polyethylene Diffusion Bag Samplers, a cost-effective alternative for VOC long-term monitoring”, co-authored with John McGann (BEM Systems Inc.), Hugh Rieck (Arizona DEQ), Mark Kershner (AFCEE) and William Lopp (AFCEE), presented at the 2004 Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds (Battelle) Conference, Monterey, CA and 2005 Joint Services Environmental Management (JSEM) Conference, Tampa, FL. NGWA Conference, 2005, “A Successful Data Visualization Technique Applied to Resolve Litigation”, co-authored with Douglas Beal and Donald Richardson (BEM Systems Inc.), presented at the July 2005 National Groundwater Association (NGWA) Conference, Baltimore, MD. EPA Triad Advanced Workshop, 2005 and Battelle Conference 2006, “Use of the Triad Approach to Optimize TCE Thermal Treatment”, co-authored with Douglas Beal (BEM Systems Inc.), Mark Kershner and John Matthews (USAF), presented at the 2005 EPA Triad Advanced Workshop, Washington D.C, and the 2006 Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds (Battelle) Conference, Monterey CA.

Battelle Conference 2006, “Pneumatic Fracturing and Bioremediation, Final Remedial Approach in Fractured Bedrock”, co-authored with Douglas Beal (BEM Systems, Inc.) presented at the 2006 Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds (Battelle) Conference, Monterey, CA.

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ITRC publication, 2007, “Vapor Intrusion Pathway: A Practical Guideline”, co-author. ASSE conference, 2007, RTM conference 2007, EBA meeting 2008, “Vapor Intrusion, an Environmental Challenge in Risk Engineering and Claims Analysis”, co-authored with Eugene Wingert (Chubb Group of Insurance) and presented at the 2007 Annual American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Conference, Orlando, FL, the RTM conference in San Francisco, November 2007, and the January 2008 Environmental Bankers Association meeting, San Antonio, TX. RTM Conference, 2009: “Sustainability, Economic Challenge for Real Estate Professionals”, presented at the RTM Conference in Washington DC, April 2009. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY June 2007 – present: Tetra Tech EM Inc., Senior Project Manager, Insurance National Account Manager 1999-May 2007: BEM Systems, Inc., Chatham, NJ, Senior Project Manager, Insurance Department Program Manager 1996-1997: Hong Kong, Baptist University, Hong-Kong, research assistant in contaminated soils department 1995-1996: INRA, (National Institute of Agricultural Research), Versailles, France, research assistant in contaminated soil department

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