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www.amenvironmentalcontracting.com Services:
in-situ vapor extraction systems in-situ bioremediation systems
Enhanced anaerobic bioremediation Enhanced aerobic bioremediation C Licensed in the states of Arizona C Licensed in the states of California C Licensed in the states of Nevada
22821 Belquest Drive, El Toro, CA 92630 Office Phone - (949) 951-6236 Office Fax - (949) 837-5579 Mobil Phone - (949) 636-5125 Email: Marraccino@aol.com
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A & M Environmental Contracting - Licenses - Certificates and Insurance The firm is a fully licensed (#560531) Class A - General Engineering, C-12 - Earthwork/Paving, and C-57 - Water Drilling, State of California contractor. A & M Environmental Contracting has also been awarded, by the State of California, the "Hazardous Substance Removal and Remedial Action Certification." In addition, the firm possesses contractors licenses for the State of Arizona (#108724) A-05, and the State of Nevada (#40357) Class A - Tank Removal/Install/Hazardous Remediation, and subcontractor licenses 12, 15, 16, 22 for Excavating, Grading, Trenching, Surfacing, Sewers, Drains, Piping, and Paving (streets, driveways and parking lots). A & M Environmental Contracting and its associates are trained in accordance with the provisions of OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.120). All subcontractors possess the required general liability and workers' compensation insurance.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1990 Present A & M ENVIRONMENTAL CONTRACTING, El Toro, California Primary responsibility is for the business development, marketing, cost estimating, construction and operation of environmental soil and water clean up/remediation projects. Specific responsibilities include drilling and construction supervision, underground storage tank removal, auger excavation, bioremediation, site investigation, permit acquisition, materials and subcontractor procurement, and the operation of vapor extraction and water treatment systems. 1988 1990 PROTEK ENVIRONMENTAL INC., Huntington Beach, California Project Manager Responsible for the design, cost estimating and construction of environmental remediation projects. Specific responsibilities include drilling and construction supervision, auger excavation, bioremediation, site investigation, permit acquisition, materials and subcontractor procurement, and the operation of vapor extraction and water treatment systems. 1981 1987 SANTA FE INTERNATIONAL, INC., Alhambra, California 1981 1984 Santa Fe Shaft Drilling Company, Orange, California Senior Drilling Engineer Responsible for providing design, drilling and project engineering services in support of large diameter shaft drilling projects. Developed conceptual design for special purpose rig related equipment and managed subsequent detailed design and manufacturing programs through independent contractors. Coordinated the development of engineering proposals and project plans including drilling/mud programs, site preparation and layout, contractor and client cost estimates and work schedules. Responsible as Project Engineer for job planning, safety, EPA requirements, trouble shooting and materials procurement. Supervised steel and precast concrete casing design, fabrication and installation. Coauthored the "Santa Fe Minerals Operations Manual" covering all aspects associated with managing a drilling operation 1984 1987 Santa Fe Minerals (Asia) Inc., Zhanjiang, China Resident Manager Established offices in Hong Kong and Zhanjiang, China, to include accounting and logistics systems as well as computer communications. As senior representative, responsible and accountable for the Company's interest as they pertained to activities in Hong Kong and Zhanjiang, China, for both onshore and offshore mainland China. Specifically involved with the Yacheng Gas Field, a $240 million project. Reduced company liability for PRC income tax by 80 percent in 1985. Maintained a close cooperative relationship with ARCO China, (operator) and the Chinese representatives of the Joint Venture. Attended all meetings pertaining to exploration and development projects. Monitored operators activities in the PRC and evaluated all aspects of performance including financial and operational. Reported such activities to the Vice President of SFM(UK) and other interested parties. Acted as liaison with all governmental agencies/entities with whom the Company had dealings within the PRC and Hong Kong. Achieved a fundamental level of verbal communication in Chinese 1981 NORTHERN TECHNICAL SERVICES, Newport Beach, California Petroleum Services Engineer Responsible for exploratory, development and workover drilling programs. Specific responsibilities included permit acquisition, onsite supervision, well completion, stimulation, reservoir analysis and preparation of well histories and project summaries 1978 1981 REED ROCK BIT COMPANY, Tustin, California Senior Regional Engineer, Technical Services Responsible for engineering assistance of the western regional marketing and sales groups, which included the West Coast and Alaska. Developed planned well programs for oil, gas and geothermal wells, developed and conducted employee and customer seminars and wrote technical reports. Additional responsibilities included: forecasting and maintaining an annual budget, conducting field testing of prototype engineering bits and reporting required modifications to the design staff. Directly responsible for increasing sales 300 percent in Alaska. Coauthored the "Reed Rock Bit Technical Training Manual" and presented a technical paper at the 1979 API Western Regional Meeting. 1975 1978 HALLIBURTON SERVICES, Bakersfield, California District Engineer Responsible for engineering, operation and sales of cementing, acid, fracturing and down hole testing programs in the District Office. Additional responsibilities included: industrial cleaning services, acquisition and transportation of hazardous materials and equipment, personnel and equipment safety, and customer satisfaction. Directly supervised and trained the stimulation department (50 hourly employees). Member of a district sales group which increased revenue 400 percent in three years. Individually contributed by direct customer contact in areas not currently penetrated 1972 1975 ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL, El Segundo, California Quality Reliability and Assurance Engineer Responsible for the review of engineering/materials specifications and the process control of diffusion bonded titanium for the B1 Bomber and Space Shuttle. Specific responsibilities included nondestructive and destructive testing, solving metallurgical problems and the preparation of technical reports. Devised an operational procedure for diffusion bonded Titanium that saved $150,000 annually in man hours. 1966 - 2006 UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES United States Naval Air Reserve; Jet Engine Mechanic, E-5, 1966 - 1975 California Army National Guard, Corps of Engineers and Chemical; 1975 – 2006, Retired Colonel EDUCATION/LICENSES California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, California B.S. Degree, 1972 - Engineering Technology, Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California Graduate work in Petroleum Engineering, 1979 Military Education
California State Community College Teaching Credential, 1981 Contractors Licenses
Professional Experience A&M Environmental Contracting 2007- Collect air, water and soil sample for analysis to determine impact on the environment. Sample collect are deliver to laboratories for testing of any contaminates and their environmental impact. The analysis determines whether the remediation process is necessary. An, additional duty include the analysis of storage tanks. Information gather can conclude on remediation what further action necessitates remediation. Moved or rendered unserviceable storage container. UNITED STATES ARMED SERVICES 1998-2003 HQ 578 ENGINEER BATTALION Retired Battalion Logistic Sergeant To insure the proper implementation of Logistical operations for the Engineer Battalion Commander. Monitor all units’ activities with regards to unit readiness of equipment. Insure all equipment on is ready operation at the highest maintenance level possible. Not following be levels that would prevent units from training or deployment. Manage the issue and replacement of equipments and uniforms. Maintaining military standards for battle as required by regulations and command. Insuring units operation meets and maintain proper accountability of property assigned to commanders. Conduct periodic inspections to maintain unit readiness. This insures the ability to train and deploy when the need necessitate. As the Battalion Logistic Sergeant, I made sure the command was informed as to the readiness of the unit’s ability to deploy. The Officer in charge maintained direct contact with unit commanders. We assist commanders in their ability to train and deploy while ensuring accountability of millions of dollars of engineer, battlefield, administrative equipment, clothing and supplies with minimum discrepancies . UNITED STATES ARMED SERVICES 1996-1998 BRAVO BATTERY 3D/144TH FA UNIT READINESS NCO Provide day administrative and person actions in accordance military publications and unit level policies. In process and out process personnel to insure conformity with applicable regulations. Review information in personnel records and official publications to proper order and accuracy of individual folders. Recognize and initiate action to clarify questions relating to creditability of certain types of service, or resolve conflict or gasps in the records. UNITED STATES ARMED SERVICE 1989-1996 Battery b 3d 144th FA UNIT SUPPLY SERGEANT Responsible for accomplishing supply transactions and maintenance of unit property records. Maintain unit supply library through continual review of current supply publications. Submit requisition for equipment in accordance with current regulation. Represent the command during official visits, inspections and audits. Responsible for overall supply economy, cost consciousness and policies. Mindful of the commander desires and establish policies and procedures of the command headquarters. Education: Advanced Non-commission Officer Course - Fort Lee VA - 1999 Logistical Management Course - Sacramento, CA - 1998 Unit Readiness Course - Sacramento, CA - 1997 Primary Non-Commission Officer Course - Fort Lee, VA - 1995 Basic Non-Commission Officer Course - Alexandria, LA - 1989 Supply Administrative Course - Pine Bluff, AK - 1988
Professional Experience 1997 through 2010: Independent Consultant, Orange, California Projects conducted by Mr. Kinnebrew have included Phase I environmental site assessments (ESAs), Initial site assessments (ISAs), soil investigations, soil-gas investigations, groundwater investigations, risk-based corrective actions, soil remediation, soil gas remediation, and groundwater remediation. Mr. Kinnebrew has conducted soil, soil gas, and/or groundwater investigations at more than 450 properties in Southern California. Properties investigated have included automotive fuel service stations, metal plating facilities, recycling facilities, dry cleaning facilities, manufacturing facilities, oil fields, coal and uranium mines, military bases, manufactured gas plants, oil refineries, and roadways. The properties investigated have ranged from smaller vacant lands to larger Superfund facilities and military bases. These investigations have been conducted for smaller hazardous material releases, as well as for larger impacted sites with oversight by up to four regulating agencies. The subsurface investigations are all initiated by completing an informal or formal Work Plan and Health and Safety Plan. Contractor Quality Assurance Plans and Sampling Analyses Plans are also provided if required by regulating agencies or clients. All soil, soil-gas, and groundwater investigations are conducted in accordance with current sampling procedures approved or mandated by local, state, and/or federal regulating agencies. Investigations are summarized in formal reports that present clear and concise figures, tables, findings, conclusions, and recommendations. Data is presented in a manner consistent to that required by regulating agencies. Mr. Kinnebrew has also prepared numerous Remedial Action Plans for the removal of contaminants in soil, soil gas, and groundwater. To date, Mr. Kinnebrew has initiated and completed soil remediation at fuel stations, dry cleaners, oil fields, military bases, airports, former manufactured gas plants, and various commercial and industrial properties. Contaminants of concern have included waste oil, gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, volatile organic compounds, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, various metals, pesticides, dioxin, and furans. Remedial alternatives used have included vapor extraction technologies, injection of hydrogen releasing compounds, injection of oxygen releasing compounds, excavation and offsite disposal, and capping. Each completed remedial action conducted to date by Mr. Kinnebrew has received agency closure. Mr. Kinnebrew has also conducted more than 300 Phase I ESAs in Southern California for commercial, industrial, residential, undeveloped, oil field properties, railroads, and roadways. Each Phase I ESA is conducted in a manner that meets of exceeds ASTM 1527E standards and/or lender guidelines. These reports present a thorough review of the site’s current and historical activities, and a review of potential or known hazardous material release areas. All data collected during the assessment, including site photographs, aerial photographs, historic maps, and agency records are included with each Phase I ESA. Clear and concise findings, conclusions, and recommendations are presented with each report. The reports are presented in such a manner that they can be readily merged with any additional follow-up environmental study, including Preliminary Endangerment Assessments or a soil and groundwater investigations. 12/92 to 3/97: Leighton and Associates, Inc., Irvine, California Project Manager: Project manager and field geologist for numerous environmental investigations in southern California. Responsible for proposal writing, cost estimating, and direct management and involvement in Phase I ESA's, soil and groundwater investigations, risk-based corrective actions, remedial investigations, feasibility studies, remedial action plans, soil and groundwater remediation projects, litigative support, and underground storage tank removals. Mr. Kinnebrew performed these projects with the support of his staff.
Education M.Sc. Engineering Geology 1988 Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas B.Sc. Engineering Geology 1986 Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas A.A. Electronics 1981 Texas State Technical Institute, Harlingen, Texas Registrations Certified Engineering Geologist in California (CEG No. 1801) Professional Geologist in California (PG No. 5696) Registered Environmental Assessor in California (REA II No. 20141) Professional Data Memberships: Association of Engineering Geologists South Coast Geological Society Groundwater Resources Association Safety Training: 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operation Training 8-hour Hazardous Materials Supervisory Training 8-hour annual update (current)
Office of Architecture and Development
Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall – DMJM (Anthony Lumsden Design Architect) –
Jerde Partnership -
Profesional Development & Teaching -
Education - Masters of Architecture – Architectural Association, London England ---- Bachelors’ of Science in Architecture California State Polytechnic University
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