Accomplished and versatile leader with five years of valuable, hands-on renewable energy achievements.

  Saved money by creating new sources to generate revenue by converting landfill waste to energy (WtE).

  Built a new, $20 million 9.6 MW power plant on the site of a landfill within one year under budget that consists of six Caterpillar 3520 Landfill gas (LFG) reciprocating engines.

  Installed two waste-to-energy (WtE) landfill gas collection systems, which are connected to Caterpillar 3500 series LFG reciprocating engines.

  Developed and constructed a 21-acre, 4.3 MW solar panel field on the side of a landfill within 90 days under Title V provisions that includes 5,000 solar panels.

  Experience negotiating contracts worth $2-$4 million up to $20 million, and 10 years of experience remediating Brownfield properties.

Environmental Construction Renewable Energy Technologies Landfill Remediation

Construction Management Client and Vendor Relations Problem Solving

Project Management Contract Negotiations Brownfield Development

Budget Management Environmental Compliance Team Management

Project Manager, Edgeboro International, Inc. 2006-Present

  Lead multiple renewable energy efforts at a landfill site, working closely with the President, Vice President, clients and other key stakeholders on a daily basis.

  Supervise a team of diverse of personnel, including the Plant Manager, Marketing Director, Chief Estimator and Quality Control Officer.

  Manage weekly progress meetings with subcontractors, assessing schedules inline with project budgets.

Achievements:

  Spearheaded demolition of a LFGTE (Landfill Gas-to-Energy) steam turbine power plant that had produced 11 MW of power, coordinating with building inspectors to perform earth work, plumbing, electrical, concrete, mechanical, architectural, fire suppression and equipment installation using union labor.

  Constructed a new, $20 million 9.6 MW power plant on the site of a landfill within one year under budget that consists of six Caterpillar 3520 Landfill gas (LFG) reciprocating engines.

  Installed two waste-to-energy (WtE) landfill gas collection systems, which are connected to Caterpillar 3500 series LFG reciprocating engines.

  Generated energy for the PJM wholesale market via 3,000 standard cubic feet per minute (SCFM) of LFG.

  Designed and built a 21-acre, 4.3 MW solar panel field on the side of a landfill within 90 days under Title V provisions that includes 5,000 solar panels.

  Installed more than 100,000 linear feet of High-density polyethylene pipe (HDPE) in sanitary landfill and connected collection systems from new and existing wells to existing bio-gas power plants.

  Led the removal of a steam power plant, including the match-marking process, disassembly, rigging and transportation to off-site storage and for resale.

  Incorporated and constructed condensation systems into leachate collection systems for conveyance to local wastewater treatment plants.

Quality Control Manager, EIC Associates Inc. 2004-2006

  Led two major projects, a bulkhead installation and wetland mitigation effort for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and building an offloading pier and gantry crane for the South Jersey Port Commission.

  Managed daily construction activities, including working closely with the Project Manager and Superintendent; construction trades; and associated sub-contractors.

  Conducted QA/QC preparatory inspections and oversaw site safety compliance.

Project Supervisor, OENJ Cherokee Corp. 1997-2003

  Saved millions of dollars by using unique fill practices and turning to construction and demolition debris (CDD) to build a 120-acre Brownfield redevelopment property that became the Bayonne Golf Course.

  Led a team that graded and compacted stabilized dredge material to close the Bayonne municipal landfill in compliance with wetland mitigation regulations.

  Used recycled masonry to create new roads on the property and also fly ash to as fill for the project.

Project Supervisor, Walsh Remedial Construction Services 1996-1997

  Honored with the Phoenix Award for building the 2.5 million square foot Jersey Gardens Mall atop a landfill, including using 200,000 cubic yards of contaminated dredge material from New York Harbor for structural fill.

  Managed health and safety for quality assurance and control programs for all site operations while supervising 40 union personnel.

Environmental Technician, CTS Power Services 1995-1996

  Led pipe inspections at nuclear power plants using remotely operated video surveillance and robotics.

Senior Research Support Specialist, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 1994-1995

  Sampled lake water, sediment and set nets to assess the impact of contaminants on fish for the Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program.

Bachelor of Technology (BT), Environmental Science, SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology, Cobleskill

  Certificate of Project Management, New York University

  Certified Quality Control Manager (QCM)/Quality Control System (QCS), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

  Wetland Delineation Certified, Cook College

  OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations Certified