O2Compost SOQ Comprehensive

Peter Moon is the President and founder of O2Compost. Between 1998 and 2003, Peter conducted training programs and workshops for farmers and landscapers, under contract with the Solid Waste Management Divisions of Snohomish and King Counties, Washington. These training programs were built on the foundation created by Peter’s start‐up of Bailey Compost in Snohomish, Washington. Bailey’s is considered a model farm composting facility. As a result of these county‐sponsored training workshops, Peter has helped set up 12 composting systems for agricultural manure and green waste, located throughout the Puget Sound region. The success of these training workshops led to Peter’s involvement with the Compost Facility Operator Training Class offered each October by the Washington Organic Recycling Council. He has served as one of the lead trainers since 2005, presenting on topics such as: 1) composting as a manufacturing process; 2) aerated static pile (ASP) composting principles; 3) compost facility design and permitting; and 4) process controls for odor management. Statement of Qualifications Project Experience - Operator Training Since 2008, Peter has also conducted an all‐day workshop on the Advancements and Applications of ASP Composting at the annual conference sponsored by The U.S. Composting Council. As a follow‐up to this classroom workshop, Peter created a 3‐day Hands‐On ASP Workshop held each March and October at Bailey Compost. With this training program, the participants help to assemble a 150 cubic yard ASP system, and learn the basic principles of airflow and compost process management. As mentioned earlier in this Statement of Qualifications, O2Compost helps a wide range of institutional and private sector clients set up pilot projects to test the ASP Method of Composting. Every pilot project includes an operator training component consisting of both on‐site and remote training technical assistance. With many of these projects, O2Compost is asked to help with full‐scale compost facility design and permitting. In addition to pilot projects, O2Compost is frequently asked to perform third party inspections of permits and documentation. The overall objective is to work with the facility manager and staff to improve overall efficiency and “solve potential problems before they occur”. A few of O2Compost’s institutional and private sector training clients

ve is to work with the facility manager and staff to improve overall efficiency and “solve potential problems before they occur”. A few of O2Compost’s institutional and private sector training clients include:           Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency ‐ Syracuse, NY St. John’s University ‐ New York, NY Philadelphia Prisons ‐ Philadelphia, PA Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency ‐ Kingston, NY The Clark Foundation ‐ Cooperstown, NY Joint Base Lewis McChord (U.S. Army) ‐ Tacoma, WA Veteran Compost ‐ Essington, MD Beijing Hydraulic Research Institute ‐ Beijing, China Jo‐Gro Compost ‐ Grants Pass, OR Clear Water Technologies ‐ Merlin, OR Food Waste Food Waste Food Waste Food Waste Food Waste Food Waste / Biosolids Food Waste / Manure Biosolids Biosolids Dewatered Septage Section 4