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Gary McCoig,
14253 Playa Del Rey, Corpus Christi, Texas 78418,
Hm (361) 949-9963, Cell (361) 779-0399
Over twenty five years experience in the Environmental Services compliance business plus five years in an industrial manufacturing plant. Past employment includes office management, project management, marketing, budgeting, and proposal writing. Experienced in RCRA, SWDA, CERCLA, UST, operation management, remediation, oil spills, emergency response, habitat surveys, bioremediation, and office start-ups managed personnel from 2 to 300 ranging from professionals to laborers.
Work History May 2005 to present, Self employed Environmental Consultant. Conducting Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, SPCC plans, Health and Safety plans, and managing voluntary cleanup of soils under the Texas Risk Reduction Program including the writing of Affected Property Assessment Reports. I was contracted to the US EPA, through Weston Solutions, to work on the Katrina/Rita recovery team in New Orleans, and Cameron Parish, Louisiana. In march our team completed the work in Cameron Parish where I was charged with minimizing and documenting any impact that the hazardous materials recovery efforts had on the wetlands. In November 2006, I finished working in New Orleans as a part of the Murphy Oil Spill team in Chalmette, Louisiana. June 2000 to May 2005, Project Manager, Applied Petroleum
Technologies, Corpus Christi. Manager, Jeff Turner (361) 852-2266.
Responsibilities include the management of underground storage tanks remediation and compliance. Top producer of completed projects, monthly billing 80K to 100+K, in the company, and able to work with minimal supervision and under strict regulatory dead lines. I have completed and submitted an Affected Property Assessment Report (APAR) under the Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) and have been the project manager on numerous remediation including design and installation of dual phase extraction systems. Responsible for health and safety plans on each project.
December 1998 - February 2000, Operations Manager, Disposal Solutions
Corporation, Corpus Christi. Owner, Brent Rowland (903) 546-6876
Responsibilities include the start up and operation of the local office, hiring and training personnel, waste management, created health and safety plans for each project including spill clean up, and confined space entry, and marketed company services. Successfully qualified the company as spill contractor for the U. S. Coast Guard and Texas General Land office. Initiated contracts with Williams Petroleum ($100,000), United States Coast Guard ($50,000) , SCI Transport Company (150,000), and Equistar Chemical plant ($500,000).
March 1998 - December 1998, Self-Employed Environmental Consultant
Contracted with Alamo Environmental (delineated extent of soils contaminated from spills in order to define clean up parameters) and
Eagle Environmental (administered TNRCC UST emergency response contract).
June 1997 - February 1998, Operations Manager, Terranext, Corpus Christi. Manager William Bowles, (972) 771-2254
Responsibilities include office start up, hiring technical and sales staff, managing projects, produced health and safety plans for
projects, and marketing. Administered the TNRCC PST Emergency response contract for the Gulf Coast.
1995-1997 Project Manager, Sr. Scientist, EmTech Environmental Services Inc. Manager Tony Stamper, (713) 534-7300
Managed projects including, bioremediation, soil and groundwater remediation, hazardous waste management, and petroleum storage tank projects. Produced health and safety plans, conducted onsite safety meetings each day before beginning projects, and over saw project to insure employee’s adherence to the plan. Supervised crews of 5 to 300 people. Administered Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) Petroleum Storage Tank emergency response contract. Experienced
in the logistical support of large oil spills ($3.5 million) and have acted as liaison between client and regulatory representatives,
including the TNRCC, Texas GLO, U. S. Coast Guard, and the EPA. Experiences in soil boring and monitoring well installation and
sampling and have conducted wetland delineations and endangered species habitat surveys.
1994-1995 Environmental Scientist, Everest Environmental Corporation, Corpus Christi, Manager Jim Clark (361) 883-2831
Marketed company services and worked as project manager on industrial projects design ($20k to $100k), and installed remediation systems ($200k), conducted site assessments related to subsurface investigations, and prepared and submitted reports to the TNRCC. Prepared proposals and contracts for projects ranging in cost from $10,000 to $500,000.
1992-1994 Consulting Services Manager, Foresight Environmental, Corpus Christi, Owner Phil Hurst (361) 289-9000.
Managed office and technical staff (4 to 10 people), prepared proposals and contracts for projects. Responsible for the regulatory compliance issues relating PST to a soil remediation facility. Processed more than 10,000 cubic yards of petroleum-contaminated soils. Conducted fieldwork, such as site assessments, subsurface investigations, soil borings and monitoring well installations.
1989-1992 Regional Manager, Maxim Engineers, Inc., Austin, Texas, Manager Tim Leslies(940) 365-2875.
Managed offices in San Antonio and Austin, Texas (20 employees). Established the expansion office in San Antonio. The central Texas offices were the top producers and most profitable offices within the company. Marketed services, prepared proposals, conducted environmental site assessments and remediation projects, and a speaker at industrial assessment seminars.
1987-1989 Environmental Quality Specialist, Texas Water Commission, San Antonio, Team leader Henry Karnei, )210)490-3096
Conducted inspections of industrial and municipal generators of solid and hazardous waste to determine compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). Monitored enforcement cases and conducted follow-up inspections to determine compliance of enforcement orders.
1984-1987 Environmental Specialist, City of San Marcos. Manager Steve Jenkins
Enforced city environmental codes. Researched and produced two papers on the San Marcos River, “An Environmental Assessment of the San Marcos River: and “Recreational Uses and Water Rights of the San Marcos River.” Participated with the City Council and City Staff on the establishment of Industrial Waste and Drainage and Erosion Control Ordinances.
Education
Master of Science in Biology, Southwest Texas State University 1975.
Bachelor of Science in Aquatic Biology, Southwest Texas State University 1983
Licenses
LPST Correction Action Project Manager , No. 00379
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