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Page 3 of 5 Michael Hughes <br />Supplemental Questions: <br />As a Senior Project Manager (1985-1989): He was responsible for all aspects of project <br />management on projects for Malcolm Pirnieâ €™s clients in the following areas: 1) telemetry and <br />systems control and data acquisition, 2) computer based mapping, 3) database management, 4) <br />computer based water and sewer system capital planning, and 5) the implementation of <br />operations data and maintenance management software. He directed a project to assist the <br />Government of Antigua with the establishment of a National Data Center <br />As Manager of Computer Facilities (1985-1989): He managed in-house support and <br />applications development for the computer-aided design, engineering, and accounting and <br />project management computer systems. He directly supervised a staff of 10 programmers and <br />engineers, and in this capacity he managed the business plan, capital and operating budgets <br />and research/development of in-house and direct market applications. The major tasks he <br />accomplished in this period of tine included replacement of the computer system used for <br />accounting and project management, implementation of advanced uses of the CAD system for <br />mapping and engineering analysis, and the development and marketing of software for water <br />and wastewater facility operations. <br />Senior Project Engineer (1983-1984): He developed the so called integrated software approach <br />to water and sewer system hydraulic analysis and design. This approach, which incorporated <br />database management, hydraulic analysis and computer aided design software, was known as <br />WATERNET and SEWERNET, respectively, for water distribution and sewer collection <br />systems. He successfully applied this approach to a number of system study and planning <br />projects for Malcolm Pirnieâ €™s clients. Two significant SEWERNET projects, which provided <br />the basis for technical papers he authored and presented at national conferences, were <br />completed for the City of Orlando, Florida, and Pima County, Arizona. Mr. Hughes also served <br />as part of a three-person committee responsible for selection and implementation of Malcolm <br />Pirnie’s first computer aided design system. <br />As Project Engineer (1982): Mr. Hughes evaluated alternative computing hardware and <br />recommended acquisition of an appropriate in house computer for engineering applications. He <br />was responsible for implementing the recommended system and converting programs from time <br />sharing bureau. He developed usage charge-back rates and annual capital and operating <br />budgets for the engineering computer system and supervised extensive applications <br />programming in all areas of engineering. He prepared an in house computer users manual and <br />conducted training sessions in White Plains and regional offices, as well as installed and <br />maintained data communication equipment and terminal facilities. <br />As Engineer (1978-1981):He was responsible for analysis of oceanographic field data and <br />construction of multi-dimensional water quality models as part of Section 20l facilities planning <br />studies and Section 301h permit applications to determine required wastewater treatment levels, <br />and optimum outfall location. The ocean and estuarine bodies he modeled include Suez Bay and <br />Gulf of Suez, Egypt; Long Island Sound, and Chesapeake Bay. He conducted pH neutralization <br />and bench scale bio-treatability studies for a dye manufacturing wastewater, and an evaluation <br />of existing well and alternative surface water supplies for the world headquarters of a large <br />computer and business machines firm. He also assisted with a sludge-dewatering project for an <br />industrial wastewater treatment facility. <br />Reasons for wanting to serve on this board: <br />I would like to be reappointed to the Board as not only a matter of public service, but also to <br />bring my professional experience, education and perspective to OWASA which is an <br />organization vital to the health of our citizens, institutions and local economy. <br />Conflict of Interest: <br />22
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