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68 Shane Bergin,. PE Professional History Education Mr. Bergin has significant experience in debris management and civil engineering design that includes Bachelor of Science, utility and transportation design and construction administration services. Mr. Bergin has extensive '2002, Civil Engineering,' debris removal data management experience including numerous debris projects related to Hurricanes ` Auburn University Ike and Katrina. Mr. Bergin's experience also includes preparation of stomtwater calculations, implementation of land codes, and permit applications. Mr. Bergin has provided assistance to Project Master of science, , Managers on various roadway, drainage and utility projects. 2004, Civil Engineering, ; Auburn university Related Experience: Registration ` - Hun-icane Ike Data Management: Assisted with data management and quality control for Professional. Engineer, numerous Hurricane Ike debris removal projects. These projects included City of La Porte debris Mississippi, 1sas7 removal and Texas General Land Office beach cleaning for 80 miles of beach and marine debris Alabama, 29113-E ` removal from the Gulf of Mexico, Galveston Bay, and four other bays in the upper Texas coast Associations Jackson County Debris Removal: Responsible for the processing of debris tickets on a daily Deep. south': Institute of basis. The data from each ticket was entered into the Microsoft Excel worksheets, separated by Transportation Engineers ` contractor and dump location. Each data set went through a system of checks and balances, making. sure that the capacity was calculated correctly, that the truck number and capaaty match the truck certifications, and that all tickets were included. At the end of each day, a package was prepared for the County including a list of all tickets processed for the day, a summary of each contractors dump location, and a summary of all tickets to date. The information was presented to the County the following morning with a daily operations report that summarized the previous days activities and estimated the load for the day. • Hurricane Katrina, City of Biloxi, MS Debris Removal: Neel-Schaffer was contacted by the City of Biloxi to provide support following Hurricane Katrina. The City requested assistance wish the debris clean-up effort. Responsible for the north side of Biloxi working as a field cooniinator for the City. Supervised more than 20 personnel who acted as debris monitors and various other positions. Trained new individuals on the job site as debris removal monitors, debris estimators and tower operators. Acted as the contact person between the City and the contractor. Determined when the contractor was officially completed with each pass of debris removal. Hurricane Katrina, City of Biloxi, MS Damage Assessment: Neel-Schaffer was contacted by the City of Biloxi to provide assistance with the damage assessment of all roadways within the incorporated limits of the City. Responsible for gathering all field data and incorporating them into a report document that was submitted to FEMA. The report included a description of the damaged facility, location, scope of work, and a cost estimate. Hurricane Katrina, Harrison County, MS Emergency Traffic Operations: Neel-Schaffer was contacted by Gulf Regional Planning Commission to provide assistance with the Harrison County Emergency Traffic Operations. GRPC requested that Neel chaffer assess roadways and intersections that the Transportation Task Force identified as traffic congestion problems. Responsible for analyzing the field data that included current geometries, signal timings, and traffic counts to determine the current operating delays. After analyzing the data, made recommendations that were both short and long term solutions to decrease delays and increase traffic flow. I1~ NEEI-SCRAPPER -- -' -'- ` Sotecisn•,.oe cw, belt0 epee