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<br />(Michael Bender, continued) <br /> <br />Environmental Compliance <br />Assessments <br />Anny National Guard <br />Nationwide <br /> <br />Stonnwater Pollution Prevention <br />Plans <br />Spill Prevention and Response Plans <br />Air National Guard <br />Nationwide <br /> <br />Pollution Prevention Opportunity <br />Assessments <br />Army National Guard <br />Nationwide <br /> <br />Kirtland Air Force Base Hazardous <br />Waste Reduction/Pollution <br />Prevention Program <br />Albuquerque, New Mexico <br /> <br />Nationwide Urban Runoff Program <br />Champaign, Illinois <br /> <br />Area Wide Water Quality <br />Management Plans <br />U.S. Environmental Protection <br />Agency <br /> <br />Project Manager/Engineer <br /> <br />Project Manager/Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Engineer <br /> <br />Project Manager <br /> <br />Mcl_aughlln Water Engineers, Ltd. <br /> <br />Performed statewide multimedia environmental compliance <br />assessments for U.S. Army National Guard facilities across 19 <br />states and territories. Evaluation included management of air <br />emissions, cultural resources, hazardous materials, hazardous <br />was-te, natural resources, pesticides, wastewater and quality of <br />water supply, and other ,areas. <br /> <br />Prepared andlorcontrib1.:lted to 12 total plans for Spill Prevention <br />and Response and Stormwater Pollution Prevention in Colorado, <br />Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Nevada, North <br />Dakota, and South Dakota. Plans satisfied both Federal <br />requirements and Department of Defense Requirements. Plans <br />also fulfilled the Federal Clean Water Act requirements placed <br />on discharges of stormwater associated with industrial activity. <br /> <br />Prepared PPOAs for 6 selected facilities in various states. <br />Facilities were evaluated for hazardous material usage, <br />hazardous and nonhazardous waste generation, and commitment <br />to pollution prevention. Prepared reports of findings and <br />recommended courses of action to increase pollution prevention. <br /> <br />Performed a feasibility evaluation and conceptual design for the <br />installation of a system to recycle shop rags instcad of <br />continuing to dispose of contaminated rags as hazardous waste. <br />The system approach was to launder shop rags and pretreat <br />washwater effluent before releasing the wastewater into the <br />Albuquerque sanitary sewer system. Planned the retrofit of <br />existing building for the new treatment facilities, recommended <br />modifications to utilities, selected ancillary equipment and <br />supplies, designed layout for equipment installation. <br /> <br />Prepared a runoff study; devised and executed data collection <br />program for urban Be.st Management Practices, evaluated <br />impacts of alternatives, directed field crews, and coordinated <br />report development. <br /> <br />Managed portions of 208 studies in northern and southern <br />Illinois. Coordinated municipal staff, developed and managed <br />field data collection, produced technical report, managed budget, <br />conducted modeling of runoff quantity and quality, and managed <br />databases. <br /> <br />SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS <br /> <br />Education: M.S., Environmental Engineering, University of Illinois, ] 975 <br />B.S.. Civil Engineering, Michigan State University, 1973 <br /> <br />Memberships: <br /> <br />American Society of Civil Engineers <br />Illinois Association for Floodplain and Stormwater Management, Past President <br /> <br />Registered Professional Engineer: <br /> <br />Colorado (pending), Kentucky., Tennessee, Illinois <br /> <br />Joined McLaughlin Water Engineers, Ltd: September 1999 <br /> <br />STD BIG <br />