Phase I - Halifax Regional Municipality

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IRAISSA COLLICUTT Environmental Technologist Biography Ms. Collicutt is a recent graduate of the Nova Scotia Community College’s two year Environmental Engineering Technology – Water Resources program. Over the course of her two years spent at NSCC, Ms. Collicutt gained an understanding of such areas as limnology, contaminant hydrogeology, surface and groundwater hydrology, wastewater treatment and disposal, and groundwater evaluation including aquifer analysis. She successfully completed a four-day geology field school course, two courses in Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) and a week long surveying course. Her education with NSCC also included a four week work experience component that was spent with SLR Consulting (Canada) Limited. This work experience led to full time employment with SLR. Project Experience Phase I Environmental Site Assessments • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt was involved in the completion of a Phase I ESA for Ultramar Limited in Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia. She took part in the initial interview and inspection and also had a large part in the reporting process. • EDUCATION • Diploma in Environmental Engineering Technology – Water Resources, Nova Scotia Community College, 2008 • MAIN SPECIALTY • Phase I ESAs • RELEVANT INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE • Surface water sampling • Aquifer testing and analysis • Surveying • Water classification • Soil classification • HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING • Emergency First Aid and CPR Level A • WHMIS • TDG • Project Team Member – Raissa helped to conduct a Phase I ESA for Lockheed- Martin and was responsible for conducting interviews with personnel associated with the subject site. She was responsible for writing, editing and report completion. • Project Team Member – SLR, with Ms. Collicutt as part of the field staff, undertook a Phase I ESA completed in Kentville, NS. Ms. Collicutt conducted historical research of the property and aided in property observation. • Project Team Member – Raissa conducted a Phase I ESA on a former service station in St. Andre, New Brunswick. Phase II Environmental Site Assessments • Project Team Member – Raissa was involved in the preparation and completion of the Phase II ESA conducted for Ultramar Limited in Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia. She prepared the health and safety plan for the project and was responsible for ensuring that all health and safety protocols were followed over the course of the project. She was present for the drilling and installation of five monitoring wells, and aided in their development and sampling. • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt took part in a test pit program completed on a vacant property in Kentville, Nova Scotia. She was responsible for observing the work completed, sampling, and recording test pit stratigraphy. Remediation/Decommissioning • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt was involved with the environmental site assessment completed on CTAS #067 in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. She took part in planning the decommissioning of five monitoring wells on site with respect to adequately sealing potential contaminant pathways, and helped to enforce health and safety procedures. She was also responsible for aiding in the decommissioning of an additional monitoring well at the end of the program. Last Revised: 02-Feb-06 1/2
IRAISSA COLLICUTT Environmental Technologist • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt was a large contributor in the completion of two reports written for Ultramar Ltd. regarding the decommissioning of two former service stations in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Hazardous Materials Surveys • Project Team Member – Raissa helped to conduct a hazardous materials survey on a former service station building in St. Peter’s, Nova Scotia. She was responsible for identifying and sampling various types of potentially asbestos-containing material and sampling all types of paint found in the building. • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt conducted a hazardous materials survey of a former service station building in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. She was responsible for recording all observations on building materials, paints, light ballasts, and appliances and helped to sample all the different types of materials identified in the building. Other Project Experience • Project Team Member – Raissa aided in the process of mapping and scheduling for an Atlantic province-wide project dealing with water sampling. She then took part in the sampling of various government buildings in towns across Nova Scotia. • Project Team Member – SLR undertook the task of completing general chemical inventories on ten different Department of Fisheries and Oceans locations across New Brunswick. Raissa identified and recorded all potentially hazardous materials and units containing ozone-depleting substances in all ten buildings. • Project Team Member – Raissa conducted groundwater monitoring at a former service station in St. Andre, New Brunswick. Purging and sampling was completed using disposable bailers. • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt conducted low-flow sampling from one monitoring well at a Department of Fisheries and Oceans small crafts harbor in New Brunswick. She was responsible for recording parameters, observing their stabilization, and sampling. • Project Team Member – Ms. Collicutt conducted groundwater monitoring at an active service station in Sydney, Nova Scotia. She was responsible for purging and sampling using bailers from ten wells on the property, and also for the replacement of sorbent socks in four of the wells. • Project Team Member – Raissa helped in monitoring groundwater using low-flow method in Sydney, Nova Scotia. The property is heavily impacted and has been undergoing remediation for several years. Last Revised: 02-Feb-06 2/2
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PHASE I ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSME
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