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Travis M, Coburn, PE, Qso
<br />Project Manager
<br />EDUCATION
<br />BS, Environmental Engineering,
<br />California State Polytechnic University,
<br />San Luis Obispo
<br />REGISTRATIONS/
<br />CERTIFICATIONS
<br />PE, Civil, No, C73190 (California)
<br />QSD/QSP, No. C73190 (California)
<br />OSHA 40 -hour HAZWOPER with
<br />annual 8 -hour refreshers
<br />OSHA 8 -hour HAZWOPER Site
<br />Supervisor Training
<br />Mr. Coburn is a Senior Project Engineer and has comprehensive experience
<br />implementing technical programs in environmental, water, and geotechnical sectors.
<br />As an environmental engineer, Mr. Coburn's emphasis has been on environmental
<br />compliance; storm water pollution prevention; Phase I and II Environmental Site
<br />Assessments (ESAs); methane surveys and mitigation design; remedial system
<br />design and installation; system startup, operation, and maintenance; site monitoring
<br />and sampling; and preparing site closure documents. Mr. Coburn has supervised
<br />the preparation of feasibility studies and cost estimates, the completion of remedial
<br />design documents and bid packages, securing permits, and supervised treatment,
<br />storage, and disposal of hazardous materials. He has worked with a wide -range of
<br />local, state, and federal clients and with industrial and commercial clients. As a Senior
<br />Project Engineer, Mr. Coburn's responsibilities Include oversight and performance of
<br />ESAs, remediation, preparing technical reports, and managing complex projects and
<br />programs.
<br />City of Fullerton, Raymond Avenue Grade Separation, Fullerton, California:
<br />Served as Project Engineer providing environmental support services forthe Raymond
<br />Avenue Grade Separation project at the intersection of South Raymond Avenue and
<br />East Valencia Drive in Fullerton, California. The project involved construction of a
<br />grade separation for South Raymond Avenue to cross beneath the existing railroad
<br />tracks that are aligned along the north side of East Valencia Drive. Mr. Coburn's
<br />services Included evaluating ADL survey results to provide waste characterization
<br />information to the construction manager. Mr. Coburn reviewed contractor submittals
<br />regarding Impacted soil and soil data and provided responses including soil
<br />characterization, waste handling requirements, on-site reuse recommendations,
<br />and waste disposal options. Mr. Coburn also directed in-situ and stockpile sampling
<br />activities upon request, evaluated the data, and provided recommendations.
<br />OSHA 24-hour First Responder
<br />City of Irvine, On -Call Services for the Orange County Great Park, Irvine,
<br />Operations Level
<br />California: Task Support for Phase II ESA activities under this on-call environmental
<br />OSHA Excavation Competent Person
<br />supportcontract, TheformerMarine CorpsAir Station ElToro is being transformed into
<br />Certification
<br />the Orange County Great Park in the geographic center of Orange County. A project
<br />area spanning approximately 4,600 acres, with more than 200 acres developed and
<br />Occupational Safety Councils of
<br />688 acres in planning and design and fully funded, the park master plan includes
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<br />recreation; competitive sports facilities and parkland; preserves the environment and
<br />Training
<br />Orange County's agricultural heritage; and honors the military history of the former
<br />First Aid and CPR Training
<br />air base. Mr. Coburn has provided technical support for Phase II ESA sampling and
<br />reporting activities.
<br />City of Brea, The Tracks at Brea, Brea: Task Support for the Removal Action (RA) of
<br />soil contaminated with arsenic and other chemicals of concern along an approximate
<br />0.8 -mile length of former railroad tracks planned to be converted to a walking trail and
<br />bicycle path. RA activities included dust monitoring, overseeing excavation activities,
<br />confirmation soil sampling, clean import soil sampling, communicating with Orange
<br />County Health Care Agency representatives, and preparing the Removal Action
<br />Completion Report (RACR). Mr. Coburn provided technical support for Phase II ESA
<br />sampling and reporting activities.
<br />Travis M. Coburn, PE, QSD, Project Manager I Ninyo & Moore I Geotechnical & Environmental sciences Consultants
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