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DAVID ALIA Construction Administration Professional Qualifications David Alia has more than seven years’ experience focusing on construction inspections and geotechnical investigations including environmental oversight, environmental assessment and demolition and remediation projects under NJDEP, NYCDEP and NYSDEC jurisdiction for industrial, residential and commercial facilities. David’s experience includes, but is not limited to, surface and groundwater sampling, temporary and monitoring well installations, soil classification, management and processing of sample laboratory analyses. David has also assisted in the administrative collection of submittals and invoices as well as the preparation of various geotechnical and environmental technical reports including Geotechnical Investigation Reports, Phase I&II Site Remediation Assessments, Preliminary Assessments, Site Investigations, and Remedial Investigations throughout New Jersey and New York. David is also experienced in using various field instruments for monitoring and sampling levels of contamination. Professional Experience City of Orange Spray Park Repairs – Construction Administrator responsible for document control and onsite inspections of various project construction milestones. Responsibilities included reviewing project submittals for compliance with project requirements, tracking construction progress by means of daily site visits, and drafting post construction drawings to supplement previously prepared plans for city inspections. NJDPMC Decommission Wastewater Treatment Plant – Construction Administrator responsible for document control, coordinating team meetings and onsite inspections of various project demolition milestones. Responsibilities included reviewing project submittals for compliance with local, state and federal guidelines, confirming best practice demolition and remediation activities, reviewing and approving invoices ranging from $200,000 to $800,000 and hosting project meetings to track demolition progress and coordinate activity schedules with contractors, special inspectors, and both state and federal project collaborators. EDUCATION BS, Chemical Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology, 2015 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING American Heart Association CPR/AED for Professional Rescuer NJ Transit Roadway Worker/ On track Protection trainings Amtrak

ersey Institute of Technology, 2015 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING American Heart Association CPR/AED for Professional Rescuer NJ Transit Roadway Worker/ On track Protection trainings Amtrak Contractor Orientation Safety Secured Workers Access Consortium (SWAC) 40-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER Training, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120(e) (3) OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health Training PSEG Floor Drain Project – Quality Assurance Inspector responsible for onsite inspections of various project stages ranging from preliminary utility investigation to punch-list preparations. Responsibilities began with overseeing utility investigations via nonintrusive radar techniques as well as penetrating telescoping inspections to confirm condition and connectivity; this initial responsibility facilitated preparation of final construction design plans. During construction the primary responsibilities were to review and recommend for approval to the client, sontractor’s quantities, measurements, and requests for payment on a monthly basis, maintain pertinent job records including contract drawings, addenda, change orders, payment estimates, and weekly inspection reports. Additionally, there were obligations to maintain copies of all files related to this project including, but not limited to, all correspondence, permits, requests for information, shop drawings/reviews, design modifications, payment estimates, change orders, cost estimates, inspection reports, record plans and specifications, etc; respond to contractor RFI’s within 48 hours, review and approve all submittals within 72 hours, negotiate, review and comment on change orders prior to approval by the client within 48 hours, as required; and prepare final estimate and closeout project as per the contract specifications. Former Undynamic Facility, Roseland, NJ – Staff engineering responsible for monitoring well installation, sampling and development, post investigation reporting and analysis to assist in the development of a sitespecific impact to groundwater soil remediation standards for contaminated chlorinated VOCs in groundwater, and development of a cleanup plan for both soils and groundwater. Former work completed at the site by others identified the site consists of a chlorinated solvent groundwater plume stemming from two known source areas, as well as shallow on-site soil contamination.