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59 Summary of Key Personnel Key Personnel for Debris Monitoring Services ~. Listed below is a summary of our key personnel who will be providing staff management for the proposed project. • Nelson Lucius, PE, Officer-in-Charge - Mr. Lucius joined Neel-Schaffer in 1990 and has 28 years experience in emergency management and civil engineering. Mr. Lucius has extensive experience in managing and monitoring debris removal related to all types of disasters including hurricanes, ice storms and floods. Mr. Lucius was in charge of several debris monitoring projects in the Galveston-Houston area following Hurricane Ike in 2008 including ROW debris removal in four cities, 50 miles of beach sand cleaning and removal of approximately 100 sunken vessels. Following Hurricane Katrina, Mr. Lucius was project manager responsible for monitoring the removal of more than 1 million cubic yards of ROW debris, abandoned vehicles, marine vessels and other special wastes, including white goods, tires, and asbestos- containing materials. He also managed the removal of "wet" debris from the drainage ways and waterways along the Gulf Coast. Mr. Lucius served as project manager on numerous debris removal, roadway, utility and landfill projects including, conceptual design, site development, final design and permitting. Mr. Lucius recently provided debris management services in Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma,Iowa and Kentucky following the 2009 and 2010 Severe Ice Storms. His experience in debris management and FEMA guidelines have provided valuable assistance to the cities and counties Neel-Schaffer has served through the years. • Derrick Tucker, PE, Project Manager- Mr. Tucker has managed debris operations for Neel-Schafferfollowing Hurricanes Ike and Katrina. He was Project Manager for debris removal following Hurricane Ike for four cities including, La Porte, as well as 50 miles of sand cleaning at Galveston, Brazoria and Boliver. Mr. Tucker was also responsible for 350,000 acres of marine debris and sunken vessel removal from the Guff of Mexico, Galveston Bay and four other bays. Mr. Tucker joined Neel-Schaffer in 2002. He has more than 13 years experience in debris management, and civil and environmental engineering. He has managed debris operations and all aspects of water and sewer improvement projects; including conceptual development, grant and loan funding procurement, environmental clearance, production of construction plans and specifications, rights-of-way /easement acquisition, and construction engineering and administration. • Brian Fulton, PE, PTOE, Billing/Invoice analys>y QA/QC Manager- Mr. Fulton has managed several debris removal monitoring projects including Hurricane Katrina recovery projects. He has managed rights-of--entry and rights-of--way monitoring as well as removal of hazardous trees and damaged structures. Mr. Fulton recently served as Project Manager for the debris removal monitoring operations in the City of Poplar Bluff, Missouri and Greene County, Arkansas following the 2009 Severe Winter Storm. His ~~~ NEEL-SCHAFFER ~ somao..•,--.. ~... 6..iIQ -p-..