Senior member of test teams on major programs for a coal fired utility boiler and municipal solid waste combustion. Both programs involve multiple sample locations and complete characterization of control device efficiency for organic and inorganic pollutants.
ARLENE C. BELL
SENIOR CONSULTANT/VICE PRESIDENT, ANALYTICAL SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
· Delta Air Quality Services, Inc. (1997 to present) Program and Laboratory Manager with emphasis on projects that include air toxics, analytical chemistry, and implementation of federal regulatory requirements.
· Carnot (1987 to 1997) Manager, Chemical Emissions Assessment Division. Managed division and projects with an emphasis on chemical measurements in support of regulatory decisions and engineering evaluations, including control device assessment. Significant projects focused on those that included specialized testing and analysis applications for air toxics and process plant evaluations.
· Laboratory Director
· Quality Assurance Officer for Carnot
· Provided technical direction for Emissions Measurement Division for air toxics programs
· Served on Carnot’s Board of Directors 1993-1994, 1995-1996
· Borax Research Corporation (1980 to 1987) Analyst, Technical Services Department. Performed a wide range of organic and inorganic analyses in support of mining, metallurgy, chemical plant and customer service operations. Project work emphasized research conducted to apply analytical techniques to specific sample matrices for engineering evaluations, product quality and regulatory reporting. Projects included analytical method development for ion chromatography; hydride generation analyses of mercury, arsenic and selenium; and metals analyses and speciation.
EDUCATION:
B.A., Chemistry - Chapman University, Orange, CA (1986)
AWARDS:
Outstanding Graduating Chemistry Major, ACS Orange County, (1986)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
American Chemical Society
RECENT PROJECTS:
Implementation of NESHAP Testing at four cement kilns. Managed dioxin testing in support of NESHAP requirements. 2001-2005
Mercury Speciation and Mass Balance, (Mohave Generating Station 2002), Updated mass balance using current mercury speciation techniques.
Mercury ICR Testing Pollution Control Evaluation, Program Chemist for seven coal-fired units using Ontario Hydro methodology.
Coke/hazardous waste-fired air toxics and compliance testing. (National Cement Company) Managed and executed coke/hazardous waste-fired air toxics and criteria compliance testing programs annually since 1989. Conducted first AB2588 test in California at NCC and conducted BIF testing in 1992, 1995, and 1996. Continues to manage current trial burn activities.
PISCES, Nickel Speciation testing and EPA reporting (Electric Power Research Institute - EPRI) Managed PISCES program conducted at an oil-fired unit. Developed quality assurance program for field testing and analytical protocols. Developed and managed reporting to the EPA of Carnot’s oil-, gas- and coal-fired PISCES programs. Managed nickel speciation program at 4 oil-fired utilities to provide data to the EPA.
Mercury testing and mass balances (Southern California Edison and Minnesota Power) Conducted mercury emissions testing and evaluation mercury distribution to ash and effluent streams on 4 coal-fired units.
Air Toxics Hot Spots (AB2588) inventory test programs (Southern California Edison) Conducted Air Toxics Hot Spots (AB2588) inventory test programs. Served as project leader and field team leader. Developed technical approach and quality assurance for pooled testing with SCAQMD and CARB, meeting state deadline before guidance was issued from the agencies.
Air toxics test program (GWF) Managed air toxics test programs in support of permit approval and AB2588 reporting requirements at GWF’s five Bay Area and Hanford facilities.
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:
“Speciation of Nickel Emissions from Oil-Fired Power Plants,” presented at the Source Evaluation Society (SES), Palm Coast Florida, March 1996 and at the Air and Waste Management Association (AWMA), Nashville, June 1996.
“EPA 301 Validation of Hexavalent Chromium Method for Sources with High Levels of Sulfur Dioxide,” presented at AWMA, Cincinnati, June 1994.
“Measurement of Trace Elements in Oil,” presented at AQMD, Cincinnati, June 1994.
“PISCES Quality Assurance Program Results,” presented at Department of Energy Working Group Meeting, 1993.
JAMES RITCHEY
PROGRAM MANAGER/VICE PRESIDENT
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Project Management
· Criteria pollutant and air toxics measurement programs
· Continuous Emission Monitoring System Certification & Quality Assurance Tests
· Regulatory Compliance
· Permit Preparations
· Emission Inventories (SARA 313, AB2588, Criteria Pollutants)
EDUCATION:
· B.S., Mechanical Engineering -- Portland State University (1986)
· B.S., Mathematics -- Oregon State University (1982)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
· Delta Air Quality Services (April 1997 to present) Program Manager for CEMS Quality Assurance Emission Test Program, criteria and toxic emission test programs, regulatory affairs, CEMS engineering and pollution control equipment evaluations.
· Carnot (March 1994 to April 1997) Senior Project Manager, Southern California Emissions Measurement Division. CEMS Quality Assurance Test Programs, toxic emission inventory plans and reports, criteria air pollutant emission inventory reports, air emission test programs, emission control equipment performance evaluation, health risk assessments and compliance audits.
· ENSR Consulting and Engineering (1990 to 1994) Air Quality Engineer. Prepared AB2588 and SARA 313 emission inventory plans/reports, annual emission fee reports, source and process stream toxic air emission measurement programs, isokinetic source emission test programs, continuous emissions monitoring (CEMS) programs, CEMS equipment performance audits, solid waste sampling, burner retrofit evaluations, boiler tune-ups, air emission reduction evaluations and permit preparations.
· Naval Energy and Environmental Support Activity (1986 to 1990) Project Manager. Managed field service support programs for Navy industrial boilers, design criteria for boiler plant equipment, specification reviews, and developed specialized test equipment.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
· Registered Professional Engineer (Mechanical), State of California
· American Society of Mechanical Engineers
· Air and Waste Management Association
RECENT PROJECTS:
SCAQMD Regional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM) Activities (Southern California Edison)
Conducted emissions test to evaluate the existing continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) capability for meeting RECLAIM requirements. The test program results were also used for CEMS certification required by SCAQMD Rule 1135.
SCAQMD Regional Clean Air Incentives Market (RECLAIM) Activities (ARCO - Los Angeles Refinery)
Conducted CEMS Relative Accuracy Test Audits (RATA's) in support of CEMS certification and Quality Assurance Test Programs.
Clean Air Act Amendments Compliance Audit (Naval Facilities Engineering Command)
Member of technical support staff responsible for conducting air emission inventories and regulatory reviews for the Portmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, ME, Naval Underwater Weapons Station in Newport, RI and Naval Underwater Weapons Station in New London, CT. The project was initiated to identify air regulations and compliance issues which will be imposed by the Clean Air Act Amendments (CAAA). The information will be used as support documentation during the preparation of the facility Title V operating permits. Project responsibilities included site inspections of the facility air emission sources, preparing air emission estimates from all sources and identifying Federal and State Air Emission regulations applicable to the facility sources.
Screening Emission Measurement Program Conducted to Evaluate Regional Clean Air Incentive Market (RECLAIM) allocations (Aluminum Company of America - ALCOA)
Served as project manager for conducting a survey of emissions from various combustion sources at the ALCOA facility. Emission measurements were conducted using an ENERAC 2000 portable combustion gas analyzer and emission factors developed from concentration measurements. The emission factors were compared to generic emission factors used to assess the facility RECLAIM allocations.
Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) Report (Weyerhauser Paper Company)
Served as project manager for the preparation of an air toxic inventory and waste discharge report for the paper production facility located in Santa Paula, CA. Sulfuric Acid releases were evaluated from the facility water treatment processes. The final report was submitted to the EPA by electronic media.
Refined Health Risk Assessment (HRA) (Aluminum Company of America - ALCOA)
Served as task manager responsible for preparing a refined AB 2588 HRA. The HRA included an extensive review of the Air Toxics Inventory Report (ATIR), conducting a screening HRA, negotiating changes to the facility ATIR and conducting a refined dispersion model and health risk analysis.
AB 2588 Emission Inventory Report (Golden West Refining Corporation)
Served as Project manager for preparing the 1991 AB 2588 Air Toxics Inventory Report (ATIR). The inventory report included emission quantifications from tanks, heaters, boilers, sumps, oil/water separators, pipeline fugitives, a cooling tower, a catalyst reforming units, and other miscellaneous equipment. Correlation equations were used to evaluate fugitive emissions from piping components which significantly reduced emission estimates from the previously reported emissions.
Permit Preparation for Two Steam Generators (Sunland Refining Corporation)
Prepared permits for two steam generators operated by the Sunland Refinery in the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District. The steam generator permits were prepared in accordance with the New Sources Review (NSR) requirements.
Toxic Air Emission Test Program (City of Los Angeles)
Served as Project manager for an air emission test program at the Tillman Water Reclamation Facility. The test program was conducted in support of new source requirements for the phase II expansion of the facility. The test program was conducted with newly developed emission measurement techniques. SCAQMD source testing, engineering and laboratory staff witnessed the test to evaluate the development of new test procedures for POTW's.
AB2588 Air Toxics Emission Inventory Report (Twenty Nine Palms Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center)
Served as Project manager for the preparation of the facility AB2588 Air Toxics Emission Inventory Report. Toxic emission estimates were conducted for coating process, miscellaneous material usage’s, IC combustion engines, heaters, boilers, one incinerator, a hospital ETO sterilizer, welding operations, storage tanks, fugitive emissions, and the facility wastewater treatments system.
Boiler Tune-Up (Simi Valley Hospital)
Project manager responsible for conducting semi-annual boiler tune-ups of two boilers operated by the Simi Valley Hospital in Ventura County. Tune-ups are conducted in accordance with Ventura County Air Pollution Control District (VCAPCD) rule 74.15.
Air Toxics Emission Reduction Alternative Evaluation (Texaco, Inc., Bakersfield Refinery)
Served as task manager responsible for reviewing portions of the refinery AB 2588 Emissions Inventory Report and evaluating emission reduction alternatives for process equipment at the Bakersfield refinery. Evaluated cost of the various control measures.
Quantification of NMHC Emissions From the Well Vent Vapor Recovery System (Texaco, Inc., Bakersfield Oil and Gas Production)
Served as Project manager responsible for the test protocol development, test program implementation, and final report for the quantification of non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHC) emissions from the Texaco, Kern River Field (TEOR) casing gas vapor recovery system. The project included a test program to determine concentration of NMHC in the various process streams and determining representative pipeline component counts for application to fugitive emission factors.
Compliance Emissions Test of Four Steam Generators (Texaco, Inc., Bakersfield Oil and Gas Production)
Served as Project manager responsible for the test protocol development, test program implementation, and final report preparation for quantifying criteria and air toxic emissions from four steam generators located in the Kern River field. The test program included continuous emissions monitoring (CEM) of the sources as well as sampling by whole air and impinger methods.
Boiler Start-up (Naval Air Propulsion Center)
Served as Project manager responsible for the design and installation of portions of a new combustion control and burner management system for three 40,000 lb/hr boilers at the Naval Air Propulsion Center in Trenton, New Jersey. Directed the start‑up and acceptance of two of these boilers.
Boiler Acceptance Testing (Naval Submarine Base)
Served as Project manager responsible for the inspection, tuning, and testing of four industrial boilers at a submarine base in Subic Bay, Philippines. Final acceptance of the boilers was based on the performance evaluation provided.
MATTHEW R. McCUNE, P.E.
VICE PRESIDENT/PROJECT ENGINEER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Project management
· Relative Accuracy Test Audits
· Continuous Emission Monitoring System certifications and audits
· Three-dimensional velocity testing
· Criteria pollutant measurement
EDUCATION:
· B.S., Mechanical Engineering - University of California, Berkeley (1990)
· Registered Professional Engineer in Mechanical Engineering, State of California
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
· Delta Air Quality Services, Inc. (1997-present): Vice-President. Managed engineering and compliance air emission source testing programs in value up to $800,000. Sources included utility and industrial boilers, gas turbines, I.C. engines, refinery processes, and furnaces. Responsible for client and regulatory agency interaction. Prepared proposals, source test protocols, source test reports, and quality assurance plans. Direct supervisor for technicians. Responsible for scheduling of source test equipment and personnel.
· Carnot (1992-1996): Assistant Manager, Emission Measurement Division. Managed engineering and compliance air emission source testing programs in value up to $800,000. Sources included utility and industrial boilers, gas turbines, I.C. engines, refinery processes, and furnaces. Responsible for client and regulatory agency interaction. Prepared proposals, source test protocols, source test reports, and quality assurance plans. Direct supervisor for technicians. Responsible for scheduling of source test equipment and personnel.
· R-C Environmental Services & Technologies (1990-1992): Responsible for managing the air emission source test division. Responsibilities included overseeing personnel and assuring equipment maintenance. Project manager for source test projects in value up to $200,000. Other responsibilities included client/regulatory interaction, proposal development, source test protocols, data reduction and validation, QA/QC, and report preparation.
RECENT PROJECTS:
Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems:
Managed Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) audit program for 33 utility boilers, 11 gas turbines, and 6 I.C. Engines. At various times since 1992, these systems have been subject to SCAQMD Rules 218, 1135, and 2012 and 40 CFR Parts 60 and 75. Tests performed include Relative Accuracy Test Audits, Relative Accuracy Audits, Linearity Tests, Cylinder Gas Audits, 3-Dimensional velocity tests, and gaseous stratification tests. Prepared Quality Assurance Plan for the CEMS installed on these units.
Managed RECLAIM and 40 CFR Part 60 CEMS certification and audit program for a gas turbine cogeneration system. Certifications were successfully performed with NOx concentrations below 7 ppm and CO concentrations below 1 ppm.
Performed RECLAIM CEMS Relative Accuracy Test Audit at the exhaust of a baghouse serving an Electric Arc Furnace used for melting steel. Developed program to collect representative samples and certify the system at NOx levels of approximately 3 ppm. Tests performed included low level spike recovery test to certify the CEMS to measure concentrations less than 1 ppm.
Compliance Tests:
Managed quarterly compliance test program for a gas turbine cogeneration system. Tests performed include: particulate, oxides of sulfur, reactive organic gases, ammonia, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, SCR removal efficiency, and CO catalyst removal efficiency.
Air Toxics Measurement Programs:
Participated in several air toxics measurement programs for the Department of Energy and Electric Power Research Institute. Measurements performed to determine emissions of PAH’s, dioxins, furans, metals, formaldehyde, toluene, benzene, particulate, and PM10. Tests were performed on various utility boilers using CARB and EPA test methods.
STAFFORD PEASE
PROGRAM MANAGER/VICE PRESIDENT
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Prior to establishing Delta Air Quality Services, Inc., Mr. Pease worked for Southern California Edison Company. He has 24 years experience in combustion systems testing at both gas and coal-fired utility boilers where he performed source test at all of the units in the Southern California Edison system. While at SCE, he was involved in the fabrication of a mobile laboratory and gas conditioning/sampling system.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
· Compliance testing for SCR, urea injection, CEM systems, which includes RATA and linearity testing
· Field test programs for boiler optimization and to establish baseline NOx, O2, CO emissions on fuel-oil heaters, IC engines, and gas turbines
· PM10 particulate testing on coal-fired boilers
Mr. Pease is familiar with EPA Test Methods 1 through 8 and 17, as well as CARB and SCAQMD test methods. He is also familiar with the quality assurance activities required to perform successful source tests.
DAVID A. WONDERLY
PROGRAM MANAGER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· CEMS Operation
· Sampling and Analytical Equipment Design and Construction
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Criteria Pollutant Sampling
· Air Toxics Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Carnot (1991-1997) Delta Air Quality Services (1997-to present) Mr. Wonderly was a Senior Technician for Carnot and his responsibilities included performance of emission source tests in support of compliance and research projects. Mr. Wonderly has been a Project Manager with Delta AQS since 1999. Mr. Wonderly is familiar with EPA and SCAQMD criteria pollutant sampling methods including particulate, oxides of sulfur, NOx, CO, and VOC’s. He was a project manager for several large air toxics measurement programs performed on various types of utilities which included measurements for metals, dioxins, PAH’s, benzene, toluene, formaldehyde, and PM10.
RECENT PROJECTS:
Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems:
Project manager hundreds of Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) audits for utility boilers, gas turbines, I.C. Engines and other types of sources. At various times since 1992, these systems have been subject to SCAQMD Rules 218, 1135, and 2012 and 40 CFR Parts 60 and 75. Tests performed include Relative Accuracy Test Audits, Relative Accuracy Audits, Linearity Tests, Cylinder Gas Audits, 3-Dimensional velocity tests, and gaseous stratification tests.
Compliance Tests:
Project manager in dozens of compliance test programs for numerous combustion and industrial facilities, including utility boilers, co generation plants, landfills, industrial facilities, cement kilns and various other types of facilities. Tests performed include: particulate, oxides of sulfur, reactive organic gases, ammonia, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, metals, dioxins, PAHs, SCR removal efficiency, and CO catalyst removal efficiency.
Air Toxics Measurement Programs:
Participated in several air toxics measurement programs for the Department of Energy and Electric Power Research Institute. Measurements performed to determine emissions of PAH’s, dioxins, furans, metals, formaldehyde, toluene, benzene, particulate, and PM10. Tests were performed on various utility boilers using CARB and EPA test methods.
ALI ALESHAIKER
PROJECT ENGINEER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Project Management
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· UC Berkeley, Mechanical Engineering, Graduated 2004
· High School Diploma, (General Education) Irvine High School, Irvine, CA 2000
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Larkin Research, (Summer 2003);
· Postal Plus, Irvine, (8/98-8/03;
· IKEA, Tustin, (Summer 2000)
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Aleshaiker has been with Delta Air Quality Services since December 2004, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
JOHN PETERSON
PROJECT MANAGER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Continuous Monitoring Reference Method System Operation
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Criteria Pollutant Sampling
· Air Toxics Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
· The Avogadro Group, LLC (2005-2009): Mr. Peterson was a Project Manager for the Avogadro Group and managed from start to finish many large scale projects including but not limited to: Steel Casting Facilities, Cement Manufacturers, Asphalt Batch Plants as well as many Power Generating Facilities.
· Delta Air quality Services (1996-2005), includes periods of part-time employment): Mr. Peterson was a Project Manager for Delta and his responsibilities included management and performance of emission source tests in support of compliance and research projects and to address regulatory requirements for various clients and industries. Mr. Peterson, in addition to being familiar with EPA and SCAQMD, managed projects all through out California, Nevada and Arizona and is familiar with regulatory requirements for the various districts with in those areas.
· Carnot (1991-1996), includes periods of part-time employment): Mr. Peterson was a Senior Technician for Carnot and his responsibilities included performance of emission source tests in support of compliance and research projects.
RECENT PROJECTS:
Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems:
Project manager hundreds of Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) audits for utility boilers, gas turbines, I.C. Engines and other types of sources. At various times since 1992, these systems have been subject to SCAQMD Rules 218, 1135, and 2012 and 40 CFR Parts 60 and 75. Tests performed include Relative Accuracy Test Audits, Relative Accuracy Audits, Linearity Tests, Cylinder Gas Audits, 3-Dimensional velocity tests, and gaseous stratification tests.
Compliance Tests:
Project manager in dozens of compliance test programs for numerous combustion and industrial facilities, including utility boilers, co generation plants, landfills, industrial facilities, cement kilns and various other types of facilities. Tests performed include: particulate, oxides of sulfur, reactive organic gases, ammonia, oxides of nitrogen, carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, metals, dioxins, PAHs, SCR removal efficiency, and CO catalyst removal efficiency.
Air Toxics Measurement Programs:
Participated in several air toxics measurement programs for the Department of Energy and Electric Power Research Institute. Measurements performed to determine emissions of PAH’s, dioxins, furans, metals, formaldehyde, toluene, benzene, particulate, and PM10. Tests were performed on various utility boilers using CARB and EPA test methods.
EDUCATION:
· Cal State University of Fullerton (1996 - 1998) Major: American Studies (emphasis was environmental impact of/by populations). Successfully completed Chemistry 1A, Environmental Studies, Calculus A and Fortran as well as other core classes for American Studies.
· Mount San Antonio (1994 - 1996) Major: Liberal Arts. Successfully completed course requirements for an Associate of Arts degree.
· Glendora High School (1980 - 1983) High School Diploma.
DAVID WELLS
TECHNICIAN I / PROJECT LEADER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Project Management
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
· CARB Certified Visible Emissions Evaluator (12/11/2008)
EDUCATION:
· South High School / Torrance California / 1998
· El Camino College / Torrance California / 1999-2003 A. A. Physical Education
· Cal State University Fullerton / 2003-2005 B.S. Kinesiology with a minor in Health Science
· Cal State University Dominguez Hills / Carson CA / 2006 Health teaching credential candidate
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Delta Air Quality Services, Inc. (2008 – Present) Project Leader
· Wells Cabinet Concepts (2000 - 2008) Proprietor;
· Davey Jones Kustom Works (2007 - 2008) Owner/Operator;
· TUSD (2005 - 2008) Substitute Teacher;
· Torrance High School (2005 – 2006) Health and Physical Education Teacher
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Wells has been with Delta Air Quality Services since August 2008, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
Mr. Wells completed the California Air Resources Board course 100 for Fundamentals of Enforcement on December 11, 2008.
Mr. Wells has undergone detailed training in project leadership and is well qualified in bringing projects to completion.
SHANNON SCRUGHAM
PROJECT MANAGER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Project Management
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· GED, (1994) Monrovia High School
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Delta Air Quality Services, Inc. ( 2010 – Present) Project Manager
· Team Scrugham Construction, Inc. (2004 – 2010) Owner
· Delta Air Quality Services, Inc. (1999 – 2004) Senior Technician
· Alpha Therapeutics (1995 – 1999) Manufacturing Group Leader;
· Southern California Edison (1994 – 1995) Contract Diver;
· Corona Vista Construction (1990 – 1994) General Construction Foreman;
· R & L Appraisal (1986 – 1990) Vehicle Appraiser.
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Scrugham has been with Delta Air Quality Services from September, 1999 through June 2004. Mr. Scrugham returned to Delta in February 2010 and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture. Mr. Scrugham has undergone in depth training to move into a project manager position.
DAVE McCUNE
PROJECT MANAGER
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Project Management
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· Cal State Long Beach, Geography, Graduated 2004
· High School Diploma, (General Education) Katella High School, Anaheim, CA 1994
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Disney Resort, Anaheim, (9/1995-8/2006);
· Cal State Long Beach, (1/2002-1/2004);
· Long Beach Aquarium, (1/2000-8/2001)
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. McCune has been with Delta Air Quality Services since August 2006, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
RAY MADRIGAL
TECHNICIAN I
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· South Gate High School / Graduate 1987
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Ford West (2002 - 2004) Sales;
· Peyton Creamer Ford (2001 - 2002) Sales;
· American Airlines (1991 - 2001) Ground Supervisor;
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Madrigal has been with Delta Air Quality Services since August 2004, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
ROBERT LEYVA
SENIOR AIR QUALITY TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· CEMS Operation
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Criteria Pollutant Sampling
· Air Toxics Sampling
· EPA, CARB, SCAQMD Manual Methods 1-5
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
· Compliance Testing
EDUCATION:
· Long Beach City College - General Studies
· High School Diploma, (1986) Wilson High School, Long Beach, CA
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· 1997-2001, Senior Air Quality Technician - SCEC
· 1990-1995, Senior Air Quality Technician - Sierra Environmental
· 1987-1990, Foreman, Lopez Refinery
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Leyva has been with Delta Air Quality Services since October, 2001, and brings ten years of air emission sampling experience. He has been involved in numerous measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
RANDY MONZON
TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· High School Diploma, (General Education) Luenzingers High School June 2000
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Ford West, (4/2001-10/2004) Porter;
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Monzon has been with Delta Air Quality Services since October 2004, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
MIKE MILLER
TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· High School Diploma, (General Education) nORTH High School, 1999
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Crown Roll Leaf, (1999-2005) Shipping;
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Miller has been with Delta Air Quality Services since August 2005, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
GARY BRIDGE
TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· High School Diploma, Belridge High School, Belridge, California
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Parsons Airgas, Chicago, Illinois, 1992 – 1998, Cylinder Pumper;
· Wakefield Engineering, Temecula, California, 1998-2001, Warehouse Manager;
· Von Roekel Winery, Temecula, California, 2001, Tasting Room
· Guidant, Temecula, California, 2002, Distribution Order Puller
DANIEL AVILA
TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· High School Diploma, (General Education) Woodrow Wilson High School, 1999
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Delta Air Quality Services, Inc. (2006-present) Air Quality Technician
· Lakeshore Learning Materials, (2004-2006) Shipping;
· United States Marine Corps, (2001-2004) Various responsibilities including supplies and gear management and distribution.
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Avila has been with Delta Air Quality Services since August 2005, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
MIKE EDMONDSON
TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:
· Velocity and Moisture Sampling
· Equipment Maintenance and Calibration
EDUCATION:
· High School Diploma, La Mirada High School, La Mirada, California
· AA Degree in Business, Cerritos College
· Programming Certificate, Computer Learning Center
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Gem Products, 1997 – 1998, Sr. System Analyst;
· Vision Solutions, 1998-2006, Sr. System Analyst;
· Valley Power, Inc., 2007-2008, Consultant
RECENT PROJECTS:
Mr. Edmondson has been with Delta Air Quality Services since May 2009, and has been involved in several measurement programs using EPA, CARB, and SCAQMD methods for determining NOx, CO, SO2, NH3, particulate, PAH’s, dioxins, metals, velocity, and moisture.
RANDY FURMAN
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
FIELDS OF EXPERIENCE
· Criteria Pollutant Analysis
· Preparation of Sampling Media for Trace Analysis
· Maintenance & Calibration of Analytical Equipment
EDUCATION:
· Bemidji State University, Bemidji, Minnesota, Bachelor of Science, Earth Sciences (1973)
WORK EXPERIENCE:
· Milaca Public Schools, Earth Science Instructor (1974-2006)
· Aviation Instructor (1999-2006)
RECENT PROJECTS:
· In-house laboratory analysis for various utility and industrial clients.
