Timothy J. McCafferty, R.E.P.A.
About
Professional Qualifications:
Over thirty years experience in the field of environmental, construction management, and property assessment, with heavy emphasis in environmental engineering. In the past twenty years, primary work has been the evaluation, design, and oversight of restoration projects for commercial buildings damaged as a result of fire, structural failure, landslide, environmental impact, and natural disasters. Has extensive experience in commercial property assessment, project management, technical oversight, logistical planning, and legal support. Other experience includes a strong background in regulatory compliance and agency/client negotiations. Specific strengths include management of unusual and hard to handle projects that require an innovative approach and scopedevelopment for large-scale industrial and commercial property damage.
Has conducted numerous environmental and safety awareness seminars and has had an essential role with development for emergency responses and health and safety procedures at the corporate level.
Certifications and Training:
CFR 1910.120 trained in the management and handling of hazardous substances.
Bioremediation engineering, General Physics Corporation.
Fluor Daniel Construction Management Curriculum for field project management Safety and Supplied Air Training, Gary A. Tompkins, Ph.D.
Radiation Safety and Nuclear Soils Testing, Campbell Nuclear Corporation
Professional Registrations:
Registered Environmental Property Assessor, NREP Registration Number: 296171
Registered Environmental Assessor, State of California Registration Number: 6506-1 (Program Discontinued)
Professional Affiliations:
Member of the International Code Council (ICC) Member No. 5240486
Wilton Fire Protection District
Captain/Safety Officer/Investigator (Retired)
Employment History:
August 1993 to Present, Amherst Inc.Technical Director/ Principal - As the technical director, duties include providing both the public and private sectors with assessment, construction management, and engineering disciplines. Services included environmental and commercial property assessments,construction management, cost evaluations, and code and agencies review as a result of damages. Management of engineering services to include, but not limited to, forensic investigation, property assessments, construction/remedial design and implementation, land and slope stability, geology and hydrogeology, critical path management, tracking, and oversight of project activities.
April 1989 to July 1993, SOS International Senior Project Manager - As a senior manager within the company, responsibilities included directing the construction and environmental services divisions. Responsible for project management of large scale environmental projects including soil and ground water mitigation, and structural decontamination and restoration of commercial facilities.
Operational responsibilities included strategic planning, engineering design, and management of drafting product, field implementation of design, budget tracking and project closure. Sales responsibilities included development of marketing plans, designing proposals and project estimation.
Other responsibilities included corporate technical oversight and regulatory interface. Key projects included direct management of $8 million Dioxin remediation, construction monitoring and design oversight of wastewater treatment system, and design and installation of soil vapor extraction system.
April 1983 to May 1989, EMCON Associates, Operations Engineer - Responsible for engineering implementation of landfill design, Landfill operations, construction oversight, methane gas recovery system design and construction oversight, remedial action program development and implementation.
Development of bid specifications, closure plans, and operation plans for remedial projects. Provided oversight on hazardous material storage facilities installation and removal. Developed site audits in phased investigations. Responsibilities included operations and maintenance of company-wide landfill and remediation projects.
March 1979 to May 1983, Genstar Waste Technology Group, Engineering Technician - Assisted in the design and development of wastewater treatment and methane gas extraction projects. Performed landfill operations and maintenance. Conducted site surveys. Prepared construction and operations plans. Supervised remedial monitoring programs.