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Joseph
A. Harnois, P.E., Principal, Engineering
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B.S.
Civil Engineering
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University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth
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Mr. Harnois is a Registered Professional Engineer and Certified Soil
Evaluator in Massachusetts.
He has over 15 years of experience in the fields of civil engineering and
land surveying. Mr. Harnois has served as project manager and project
engineer on numerous residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
These projects have included site development for a major Boston Harbor
redevelopment, septic system and wastewater treatment plant design,
permitting, and other site development projects, as well as several
commercial and residential subdivisions. Mr. Harnois' primary area of
expertise is in private wastewater treatment systems. He has designed
numerous small and large septic systems, as well as small wastewater
treatment plants. Many of these designs have required the use of
innovative/alternative (I/A) treatment technologies to meet stringent
discharge limits. In addition, Mr. Harnois is a well-qualified site
development and subdivision design engineer, previously serving as the
Assistant City Engineer for the City of Taunton, Massachusetts; he has
performed engineering design throughout the east coast region, from Canada to Bermuda. He is a member of the National Society of
Professional Engineers (NSPE) and the American Society of Civil Engineers
(ASCE). Mr. Harnois is also a member of the Massachusetts Department of
Environmental Protection (MADEP) Nutrient Loading Advisory (NLA) Committee
as a technical advisor.
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John
C. Spink, Esq., P.E., Vice President Engineering
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Duquesne University
School of Law
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Michigan State
University
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Michigan State
University
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With more than 30 years of experience, Mr. Spink brings his credentials as
a registered professional engineer and attorney to work in engineering and
construction. He has experience in waste management, the Massachusetts
Contingency Plan (MCP), landfills, environmental protection, environmental
engineering, construction, civil engineering, structural engineering,
residential/industrial/commercial development, site design, site approval
process, program and project management, due diligence, licensing, hydrology,
environmental restoration, and regulatory compliance. Mr. Spink has served
as a design engineer, project engineer, project manager, design group
manager, Chief Engineer, corporate counsel, management specialist,
environmental specialist, and special corporate project officer. He has had
experience in manufacturing, government, private design engineering and
consulting.
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Michael
C. Feldman, Senior Engineer, Principal
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M.S.
Environmental Sciences
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Mr. Feldman has over 15 years of environmental and civil engineering
experience. He has managed and participated in environmental engineering
and regulatory compliance projects involving air; soil; water; and
wastewater in a variety of industries including, specialty chemicals; pulp
and paper; electroplating and metal finishing; and aerospace. Mr. Feldman
has substantial experience with hazardous waste site investigations;
remedial feasibility studies; design and implementation; environmental
compliance audits for industrial and manufacturing facilities; commercial
and industrial property liability assessment; health and safety management;
emergency response; RCRA closure plans; industrial wastewater
characterization; treatability studies and design; underground storage tank
closure and installation; landfill engineering; and construction
administration. He has prepared and negotiated regulatory permits for
industrial clients throughout New England.
Mr. Feldman has also performed and supervised hundreds of Phase I, II and
III Environmental Site Assessments throughout the United States
and Canada.
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Thomas
McMorrow, P.E., L.E.P., Senior Engineer
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Worcester Polytechnic
University
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Mr. McMorrow joined Coneco subsequent to seven years experience as a senior
remediation engineer with a large engineering firm. Mr. McMorrow has
designed and managed assessment, characterization and remediation programs
at various private sites and several Federal Superfund sites. In addition,
he has designed and managed numerous underground storage tank removal and
replacement projects. Mr. McMorrow has considerable experience in the successful
design and implementation of a variety of innovative and conventional
technologies for the remediation of non-aqueous phase, dissolved and
residual petroleum hydrocarbon contamination, chromium contaminated
wastewater, PCB's, and solvents in soil and groundwater. Mr. McMorrow has
prepared comprehensive Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans at
federal facilities in Connecticut,
and New Jersey.
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Shane
M. Oates, EIT, Project Manager
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B.S.
Construction Management Technology
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University of Maine
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A.S.
Civil Engineering Technology
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University of Maine
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Mr. Oates has over 7 years of civil engineering and construction management
experience. He has served as
project engineer and project manager on numerous projects including several
Central Artery/Tunnel (CA/T) projects.
Mr. Oates has also engineered numerous commercial site development
projects including site layout, drainage, utility design, and
permitting. Mr. Oates has also
served as Field Engineer providing construction oversight, estimating, shop
drawing review and other construction phase engineering services.
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Brian
F. Klingler, P.G., L.S.P., Principal, Environmental
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Mr. Klingler has 13 years of experience specializing in the
characterization of geologic and hydro-geologic conditions and the
determination of the nature and extent of soil, soil gas and groundwater
contamination at various sites throughout New England. He has performed and
supervised numerous Phase I through IV Site Investigations and is currently
the leader of Coneco's Emergency Response and Remediation Operations Team.
Mr. Klingler has extensive experience conducting computer modeling of
contaminant migration and has completed numerous site classifications and
reporting duties under the revised Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP).
Mr. Klingler's corrective action experience includes multiphase remedial
systems within a variety of contaminate settings. Current systems include a
dual phase recovery system for separate phase diesel product and a
soil/vapor extraction system relating to a release of chlorinated compounds
within a bedrock aquifer. Mr. Klingler's continuing education includes
professional seminars related to technologies employed in remediation
petroleum and solvent contamination, and courses in environmental
management at Tufts University Center for Environmental Management. Mr.
Klingler's certifications/licenses include Licensed Site Professional,
Professional Geologist and AHERA Certified Asbestos Inspector.
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John
D. Aevazelis, Senior Project Manager
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B.S.
Environmental Science (Geology)
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Boston University
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Mr. Aevazelis has completed over 200 Environmental Screens, Preliminary
Assessments, UST Closure Assessments, Source Control Measures, and Phase I,
II, and III investigations throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. He has experience in the design,
performance and management of environmental programs and projects
including: soil and groundwater investigations, remedial action programs
and feasibility studies, underground storage tank (UST) management
programs, cost estimating, technical assessments, risk assessments, and
emergency response actions. He
conducts soil evaluations and percolation tests for municipal agencies and
private clients. Functional in
the operation of Coneco’s SRI 8610 Field Gas Chromatograph and
associated Peak Simple II software as well as various field laboratory
analysis techniques. Proficient
in AutoCAD 2000. Conducts
geophysical investigations utilizing Coneco’s GSSI System III Ground
Penetrating Radar (GPR), Metrotech Model 810 Line Tracer, and Fisher FX-3
Ferromagnetic Locator.
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Jedd
Steinglass, Project Manager
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Mr. Steinglass is a project manager and a senior member of Coneco's Emergency
Response and Remediation Operations Team. He has performed Phase I, II, and
III Site Investigations, applying hydro-geologic and geologic methodologies
in various, and complex contaminant source settings. Mr. Steinglass
performs site assessments, subsurface investigations and technical report
review. He provides oversight for the removal and/or replacement of
underground storage tanks (UST) including agency notification, corrective
actions, soil removal and closure activities. Mr. Steinglass has managed
long term groundwater monitoring projects, including groundwater discharge
permitting and regulatory compliance. Mr. Steinglass has also performed a
number of remote sensing studies incorporating the use of sub-surface
acoustical profiling and GPS and GIS technology.
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Timothy
S. Bodah, P.L.S., Survey Manager, GPS Crew Chief
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Civil
Engineering-matriculated
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Northeastern
University
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A.S.
Business Management
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Dean College
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Mr. Bodah has 15 years of experience in land surveying in Massachusetts. He has been the project
manager and crew chief on many projects, including retention wall
construction layouts for the Boston Central Artery Tunnel, the Chain Bridge
over the Merrimack River, an Amtrak Layover Facility in Worcester, Massachusetts,
and several subdivisions for single-family homes. Mr. Bodah specializes in
Cadastral Surveys, Construction Layout, Existing Conditions Surveys,
Curtain Wall Surveys, Title Insurance Surveys, Land Court Surveys, GPS
Surveys, and Percolation Testing. In addition, Mr. Bodah has been
instrumental in the development of one of our newer services for the
telecommunications industry.
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Jack
Konish, Senior Party Chief
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Mr. Konish has over 20 years of experience in land surveying throughout the
Northeast. He has been senior party chief on surveying projects ranging
from waste water treatment plants, to wireless tower sites, military bases,
plume delineation survey at the Otis Air Force Base, golf courses, and
shorelines of rivers, lakes and ocean front properties. As a senior party
chief, Mr. Konish is responsible for making certain that survey designs and
field techniques are stringently followed, that the field work is finished
in the office and precise plans are completed on-schedule for clients.
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