Supporting Documentation · Mar 12, 2024
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Show all pagesNEGLIA System Wastewater Operator and a Licensed S-3 Public Wastewater Treatment System Operator. He holds a B.S. in Biology from Loyola University of Chicago (1975). THOMAS J. KOBYLINSKI, Construction Manager Mr. Kobylinski joined the Neglia Group in July 2018 and brings with him nineteen (19) years of experience in inspecting various construction projects. Mr. Kobylinski’s skill set includes surveying, planning, design, inspection, investigation, maintenance, and work zone safety. Professional Experience: Inspection procedures and practices for infrastructure construction projects Inspection of county, municipal and private construction projects Reviewing plans and specs to ensure contractor compliance Correspondence with contractors, engineers, townships officials, police departments, utility companies, various business owners and residents Attending bid openings, pre-construction meetings and field meetings Checking project quantities to verify contractor payment vouchers Maintaining an extensive photo database and field reports for projects Managing time-sensitive deliveries of major payroll companies for leading courier service Managing and reviewing project data, interpreting drawings, blueprints, directives, and specifications Efficiently and accurately followed asphalt, concrete, traffic signal, bridge and culvert construction and testing procedures, practices, specifications, and projects Professional Training: Rutgers University Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation Local Technical Assistance Program, Safety Audit for Locals Workshop Econolite micro-processing controller training and signal control products PEEK Traffic Systems, Public User's Group Forum to the use of integrated Microcomputer processors for intersection control, Signal control products Rutgers University: oO Forman’s Training — Basic Work zone Safety oO Forman’s Training — Flagging Operations o Work Zone Safety o Pavement Markings A-Z Professional Qualifications and Associations: New Jersey Chapter American Concrete Institute (ACI) International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) ©. Traffic Signal Electrician Level II o. Traffic Signal Electrician Level | o. Traffic Signal Inspector New Jersey Society of Asphalt Technologies (SAT) Work zone Coordinator Flagger/ Nighttime Work Zone Safety Rutgers University Municipal/Engineering
Electrician Level | o. Traffic Signal Inspector New Jersey Society of Asphalt Technologies (SAT) Work zone Coordinator Flagger/ Nighttime Work Zone Safety Rutgers University Municipal/Engineering Construction Inspection, Parts | and I! RFP- MORRIS ROAD, SUSSEX ROAD, AND HUNTERDON ROAD FROM WARREN ROAD TO WESTOVER TERRACE IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT Page | 39
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