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SI0(ti7VAZtI)UEZ. ii,_ Client: Regional Waste Management Authority (2013) Contact: Keith Martin, Administrator, (530) 634.6890 Project: operations Review of Municipal Solid Waste Contractor Sloan Vazquez conducted an operations review of the RWMA's solid waste contractor based on the minimum operations review guidelines specified in franchise agreement; best practices for the solid waste collection, processing and disposal industry; any to recommend operational alternatives. This engagement included an examination of all operational functions including, the solid waste and recycling collection system, the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) operations, and examination of the composting operation. including; verification of the number of average daily and weekly collection routes by route type; review and documentation of procedures for scheduling and monitoring the efficiency of collection routes; determination of how changes and growth in the service system are accommodated; determination and verification of vehicle and staff availability; determination and evaluation on response to daily collection issues such as missed pickups, drivers absences, equipment breakdowns, and traffic problems, including an evaluation of the amount and use of overtime; preparation of findings on the efficiency and effectiveness of existing route management system and practices, and identification of specific and practical recommendations to address any deficiencies identified. Client: City of Santa Monica, CA (2010) Contact: Kim Braun, Acting Solid Waste Manager, (310) 468.2223 Project: operational Review of Solid Waste Division Sloan Vazquez completed the performance of an operational review for the City of Santa Monica's Solid Waste Division. To compete this engagement, Sloan Vazquez personnel reviewed all division operational functions and workflow process for each area; reviewed the scheduling and routing system; reviewed the current GPS system and identified areas for enhanced usage and effectiveness; evaluated the current vehicle fleet, including condition and replacement schedules and repair scheduling and costs based on industry standards; assessed the Household Hazardous Waste function (currently in the Office of Sustainability and the Environment) and determined the proper organizational location and reporting structure for this function. Prepared for fire City of Santa Ana Preposei for Solid Waste Consulting Services September 29, 2015 96