190-25 Exhibit A to Resolution Authorizing Contract with Matrix New World.pdf

GAVIN GILMORE, CMI Hazardous Materials Professional Qualifications Gavin Gilmore has more than 30 years of diverse experience as an asbestos, lead based paint and microbial investigator, project designer, project monitor, technician, and remediation supervisor. Gavin’s experience has included multiple size and scale projects for various transportation, industrial and private clients throughout New Jersey and New York. His responsibilities have included all phases of project participation from initial proposal and cost estimating to contract close out. Gavin is equally experienced in project design and specification as onsite project monitoring and site compliance. He brings a necessary and valuable degree of field experience to enhance project execution. Professional Experience NJ Transit, Hoboken Terminal and Yard Superstorm Sandy Restoration Project, Hoboken, NJ – Project Manager and American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) Certified Microbial Investigator (CMI) responsible for the investigation and remediation oversight specific to Category 3 water damaged areas throughout NJ Transit’s Hoboken Terminal and Rail Yard. Gavin was responsible preparing sampling plans, coordinating sampling activities with NJ Transit, sample collection and preparation of the investigation report to determine the presence of bacteria or microbial contamination at the facility. Gavin also designed and prepared the construction documents for the remediation of the contaminated areas identified at the facility as well as construction administration and oversight of the contractor during remedial activities to ensure contractor compliance with approved plans and specifications. Gavin also performed the PostRemediation Verification and clearance testing of the facility to ensure that the remedial action was effective. ICON Engineering, East Brunswick Manager’s Hall, Mold/IAQ Investigation – Gavin conducted a limited survey for mold, mildew, and bacteria at visually identified interior and exterior locations at the Township’s Little League facility. The survey included a physical inspection of targeted areas to identify indications of moisture damage including, but not limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth. The visual survey included an effort to delineate the approximate size of the moisture damage found in each area (as

t limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth. The visual survey included an effort to delineate the approximate size of the moisture damage found in each area (as applicable), the types of building materials involved, and the apparent moisture source. Direct examination (swab) samples were collected to evaluate the presence of mold and determine specific mold genus, growth, and spore count. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS USEPA/NYS Department of Labor Asbestos Inspector, 2006, Project Designer, Project Monitor, Air Sampling Technician, 2007 NYCDEP Asbestos Investigator, 2008 NJ Department of Health Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor NY/EPA Lead Risk Assessor, 2007 Certified RMD’s LPA-1 Lead Paint System User New Jersey Asbestos Safety Technician, No. 01272, 2007 NYS Mold Certified Microbial Investigator, 2012 Site Remediation Basics, Rutgers University, 2008 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING Construction Cost Estimating Training, PANYNJ, 2008 NJ Transit Roadway Worker Safety Training MTA East Side Access Rail Safety Training NYC Supported Scaffold Safety Training National Environmental Confined Space Entry Training Township of Maplewood, Woman’s Club of Maplewood, Mold/IAQ/Thermal Imaging Investigation – Gavin conducted a limited survey for mold, mildew, and bacteria at visually identified interior locations prior to the anticipated property purchase and transfer to the Township. The survey included a physical inspection of targeted areas within the existing structure’s basement, lower (ballroom level) floor, 1st floor (balcony level), 2nd floor and attic areas to identify indications of moisture damage including, but not limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth. The survey included a physical inspection of targeted areas to identify indications of moisture damage including, but not limited to, water staining, peeling paint, rotting wood, and visible mold growth, and the collection of direct examination samples (swab) and indoor air quality (IAQ) samples to evaluate the presence of mold and determine specific mold genus, growth, and spore count.