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Derek M. Hughes, PE ¢ John F. Kennedy Airport Terminal 8 Improvements. Inspectors and administrators of the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP). Reviewed construction activities and the contractor’s continual efforts to maintain the construction site in accordance with the SWPPP. ° NYCDDG 114 Precinct. This fast-track project required the underpinning of the active police station while drainage and sewer improvements were constructed. Excavations required sheeting, shoring and bracing and the foundations required subgrade inspections prior concrete placement and backfill compaction tests. The DDC Owner's representative consulted with JPCL on interpretation of their specification and the code. ° Coney Island Micro-piles. This underground utility installation Project required the installation of approximately fifty 60-foot-deep micro-piles. Oversite of inspection that verified pile and grout materials, depth of installation and grout strength. Our presence on site permitted immediate feedback to the contractor that their procedures and the installation were code and specification compliant. ¢ Astoria Boulevard MTA Station Improvements. This 12-month project completely shut down the Astoria Boulevard train station while train through-traffic was still maintained. On-site safety requirements included MTA Track safety training. Supervised inspections including underpinning, new pile installations, sheeting shoring and bracing, backfill compaction, foundations, welding, bolting and cast-in-place concrete. Work at this site is on-going. ¢ Edenwald YMCA, Bronx NY. JPCL was provided the geotechnical report and was asked to provide the contractor with construction quality assurance of this subgrade excavation, The excavation spoils were reviewed against the nearest soil boring, and the strata verified upon which the building footing foundation would be constructed. In some instances, over-excavation of unsuitable material and gravel replacement was required to complete the subgrade preparation. Coordination with the contractor enabled construction to progress in conformance with the specifications and without incident. ° NYC DDC for NYC DEP 26th Ward WWTP. Ongoing wastewater treatment plant upgrades required the deep foundation support of 72-inch diameter sewer mains and other utilities by means of 35-foot deep micropiles. Micropile technology permits

. Ongoing wastewater treatment plant upgrades required the deep foundation support of 72-inch diameter sewer mains and other utilities by means of 35-foot deep micropiles. Micropile technology permits the introduction of grout from the ground surface rather than subsurface injection. Quality control included verification of pile cutoff elevations, pile lengths and grout strength testing. Inspected the micro-pile installation and ensured its adherence to contract documents. * NYC MTA - Parkway Intermodal Facility. Performed geotechnical field inspection of subgrade materials and supervised the use of nuclear density soil compaction tests. ° Skyline Engineering, Scocius Development Group. Delivered full service special inspections for a 25-story residential concrete high-rise. Services included scope of excavation, subgrade, rebar and concrete, masonry, mechanical systems, fire suppression, fire-rated construction fire resistant penetrations and joints, emergency lighting and energy code compliance inspections (July 2017 - April 2019). ° Skyline Engineering, Various Projects. Reviewed and managed billings of approximately $6 Million per year covering approximately 900 inspections per month. Regularly reviewed account receivables and pursued delinquencies. Established a list of preferred customers and guided our estimator and business development team away from non-preferred customers. Managed and assisted proposal writing and service pricing. As Technical Manager, re-organized our quality control manual and coordinated our annual re-accreditation duties. Successfully reviewed and selected reporting software for company-wide rollout and implementation thereby streamlining our reporting efforts (July 2017 - April 2019). © AKF Group - July 2072 to June 2017, Developed Start-up accredited building inspection specialty service with mechanical electrical and plumbing expertise within a $60-million-dollar 300 employee MEP Engineering Firm. Proposed and won approximately $2M in building code inspection work representing approximately 200 individual projects. Projects ranged in size from single room renovations to 50-story 600-room $500M new high-rise hotel construction. Coordinated with and reported to approximately 25 Partner stakeholders as well as their executive committee. Managed staff of four inspectors and coordinated with administrative assistants and

uction. Coordinated with and reported to approximately 25 Partner stakeholders as well as their executive committee. Managed staff of four inspectors and coordinated with administrative assistants and accounting staff. AFFILIATIONS: — American Society of Civil Engineers Toastmasters International