James A. DeWilde 46-075 Alii Papa Pl. No. 1411 Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744-3779 (808) 247-6711 jd118c956@westpost.net; wldppl@lava.

net CAREER OBJECTIVE Provide an experienced management role for environmental assessment, remediation , and restoration projects on a local and international scale. WORK EXPERIENCE Seacor Environmental Services International, Ltd. London, England. March 2010 to Present. Project Manager for environmental remediation projects and proposal s. * Prepared environmental site assessments, work plans, and budgets for multi-mil lion dollar environmental remediation projects in North Africa, Caucasus region, and Middle East. * Supervised near-shore oil recovery and on-water vessel decontamination efforts in Alabama section of Gulf of Mexico crude oil spill. Weston Solutions, Inc. Honolulu, Hawaii. September 2009 to March 2010 Project Superintendent for US Navy and US Air Force environmental remediation pr ojects. * Supervised removal of lead based paint and repainting fuel system piping at US Naval base in Japan * Supervised removal and replacement of lighting systems at US Air Force headqua rters building at HIckam AFB, Hawaii. * Review project work plans and budgets BCD CZ, a.s. through First Choice Administration, I.O.M., Ltd. Prague, Czech Re public. September 2003 to June 2009. Manager, Decontamination & Demolition for brownfie ld remediation project at Spolana Chemical Works, Neratovice, Czech Republic. * Managed Phase II site investigations of buildings contaminated with dioxins, c hlorinated hydrocarbons, and mercury to identify and quantify contaminated mater ials. * Prepared site lay-out plans, operational work plans, work procedures, site saf ety plans including personal decontamination operations, project budgets, and as sisted with project scheduling. * Managed and directed decontamination and demolition of abandoned 2400 m2 five storey and 800 m2 two storey buildings contaminated with dioxins and chlorinated hydrocarbons, and abandoned 2600 m2 five storey building contaminated with chlo rinated hydrocarbons (pesticides). * Managed sampling and testing of abandoned 11,000 m2 four storey building conta minated with elemental mercury, dioxins, and chlorinated hydrocarbons for pilot remediation test trial. * Managed and directed excavation of surrounding and underlying soil associated with contaminated buildings. * Managed selection and purchase of personal protective equipment, including ada ptations for site-specific use on project. * Managed selection and purchase of heavy equipment, materials, and supplies. * Managed decontamination of 12,000 m2 three floor waste processing facility inc luding waste processing technology and support equipment. * Managed and directed restoration of affected areas. Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure. Honolulu, Hawaii. February 1996 to July 2 003. Project Superintendent for environmental remediation firm. * Supervised hazardous waste, soil, and groundwater contamination remediation pr

ojects for US Navy RAC I, RAC II and US Air Force AFCEE environmental remediatio n programs in Hawaii and Pacific region, including soils and groundwater contami nated with petroleum hydrocarbons, PCBs, and asbestos; and removal of abandoned fuel pipelines and storage tanks. * Developed and reviewed plans, schedules, and budgets for demolition, removal, and environmental remediation projects of up to $5 million. * Assisted in preparation of bids and proposals for site clean up projects. * Prepared and conducted emergency response training exercises with private, sta te, and federal agencies. Hartec Management Consultants, Inc. Anchorage, Alaska. June 1993 to February 1996. Response Specialist for privately owned environmental management consulti ng firm. * Developed and conduct contingency planning and spill response management train ing exercises for private corporations and government agencies. * Managed oil, chemical, hazardous waste and gas emergency response operations f or private corporations and government agencies. * Performed environmental site assessments, manage petroleum, chemical, and haza rdous waste site remediation projects. * Developed and conduct employee training courses in emergency spill response, r esponse management, and HAZWOPER. B.P. Exploration (Alaska), Inc. Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. February 1983 to June 199 3. Environmental Supervisor for oil and gas exploration and production firm on Alaska's North Slope. * Developed and managed 110 volunteer member oil spill response team including d evelopment and management of inland spill response school. * Managed assessment, containment, clean up, remediation and disposal of all pha ses of oil and hazardous materials releases, including abandoned sites and facil ities. * Prepared and managed $6.3 million annual operating and maintenance budget, and $25 million capital expenditure budget. * Developed contingency plans for oil and chemical spill responses, hazardous wa ste management, and emergency response operations. * Implemented environmental awareness programs and spill reduction methods, resu lting in a 34% reduction in hazardous waste volumes generated, and 62% reduction in oil and chemical spills. * Coordinated oil field remediation programs to test and implement methods for r estoring native vegetation to affected areas. * Managed maintenance of 118 mile gravel road and pad system, including gravel m ining, placement, and materials removal for wetlands legislation compliance. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. Anchorage, Alaska. November 1978 to February 1983 . Pipeline Civil Maintenance Supervisor, Trans Alaska Pipeline System. * Managed oil spill and hazardous waste spill response programs, including conti ngency planning, site assessments, disposal and remediation operations. * Directed 50 person company oil spill response team development, training and i mplementation. * Prepared and tracked $1.2 million annual operating and maintenance budget. * Managed road, pad, and remote airfield maintenance, gravel pit operations, roc k quarry mining, and construction of drainage and erosion control structures. * Conducted inspection and maintenance of 48" oil pipeline and 10" fuel gas pipe line utilizing company and contract personnel. * Supervised repairs and maintenance of 48" oil pipeline, 8" and 10" fuel gas pi peline, and above ground bulk oil storage tanks. * Supervised light vehicle and heavy equipment maintenance and overhaul shop. [Alaska] Resource Sciences Corp. (Division of Williams Brothers. Tulsa, OK.) Fa irbanks, Alaska. November 1975 to November 1978. Field Engineer during constru ction of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System.

* Supervised field design and installation of 48" oil pipeline vertical support members; above and below ground sections of 48" oil pipeline; 8" and 10" fuel ga s pipeline. * Supervised assessment, restoration, rehabilitation, and revegetation of gravel roads, pads, and abandoned facilities. * Supervised emergency spill response operation along with method development an d implementation, including site remediation and restoration.. EDUCATION * Boston College. Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Bachelor of Science degree in G eology & Geophysics. TRAINING National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) CIP No. 26242 Project Management Fundamentals Project Management Institute, University of Hawaii. Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response. OHM Remediation/IT Corp/Shaw Environmental HAZWOPER refresher Association of American Railroads. Pueblo, Colorado. October Joy-Mai, Inc. Pueblo, Colorado. April Applied Occupational Health Systems. Bow, New Hampshire. University of Nevada, Fire Training Academy. Reno, Nevada. Sohio Alaska Petroleum Co. Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Hazardous Communication (49 CFR 172) Haztec, Inc. Anchorage, Alaska. Site Safety and Health Officer Training. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. Anchorage, Alaska. Oil Spill Emergency Response National Spill Control School. Corpus Christi, Texas. Oil Spill Service Centre. Southampton, UK. Shoreline Contamination Assessment. Clean Islands Council. Honolulu, HI. Wildlife Hazing, Bird Collection and Stabilization. IBRRC. Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. Waste Management Planning. American Petroleum Institute. Anchorage, Alaska