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Kennedy Jenks
<br />Joseph A. Wojslaw, PE
<br />KOR
<br />PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
<br />Joe Wojslaw's background in environmental engineering includes specialization in the planning, design, and construction management of
<br />wastewater, water, industrial waste, and hazardous waste treatment facilities. Joe also specializes in alternative delivery strategies and the
<br />delivery of capital facilities through those means. In addition, Joe has been involved in the preparation of environmental impact reports,
<br />project reports, pilot studies, and other studies involving various aspects of wastewater treatment.
<br />TOTAL YEARS OF
<br />PROJECT EXPERIENCE
<br />EXPERIENCE
<br />43
<br />Pure Water Monterey, Treatment Facilities and Injection Wells Facility, Monterey One Water
<br />Agency, Monterey, CA I QA/QC Manager
<br />EDUCATION
<br />BS, Civil Engineering,
<br />For the past six years, KJ has been supporting Monterey One Water (M1 W) with the design and
<br />University of Illinois,
<br />construction of the Pure Water Monterey, Treatment Facilities, and Groundwater Injection
<br />1978
<br />Facilities. Pure Water Monterey is an innovative $150M groundwater replenishment project that
<br />collects a variety of available source waters for advanced treatment and uses them to recharge
<br />MS, Environmental
<br />the Seaside Groundwater Basin through a series of injection wells. Treatment Facilities include
<br />Engineering, Civil
<br />cartridge filtration, microfiltration, reverse osmosis, ultraviolet disinfection, decarbonation,
<br />Engineering,
<br />storage, and pumping.
<br />University of Illinois,
<br />1979
<br />Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility (Phase 2), West Basin Municipal Water District, El
<br />Segundo, CA j Principal -in -Charge
<br />CERTIFICATIONS
<br />Professional Engineer -
<br />Design -build services were provided for the $23 million expansion of the District's existing Water
<br />Civil - CA (33699)
<br />Reclamation Plant. Services included complete design, QAIQC inspection, and operational
<br />startup. In addition, coordination of design interfaces of three Owner -Procured packages:
<br />MEMBERSHIPS/
<br />Microfiltration System, Reverse Osmosis System, and the High -Rate Clarifier Densadeg
<br />AFFILIATIONS
<br />Process were also provided. The project included a 15-mgd expansion of the Title 22
<br />American Society of Civil
<br />reclamation treatment through the construction of additional flocculation basins, mono -media
<br />Engineers (ASCE)
<br />fixers, chlorine contact basins, and a backwash pump station. The project also included
<br />expansion of the Barrier Plant through the addition of Microfiltration facilities, (including feed
<br />California Water
<br />pumps and strainers), a 2.5-mgd Reverse Osmosis process (including RO feed pumps), 5-mgd
<br />Environment
<br />chlorine contact basin, expansion of chemical feed systems, and modification of the plant
<br />Association (CWFA)
<br />electrical and distributive control system. Other elements of the project include the construction
<br />California Water
<br />Environment
<br />Association (CWEA),
<br />Los Angeles Basin
<br />Section
<br />Water Environment
<br />Federation
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