Current Professional Resume

For those interested, my current resume from the defense logistics agency website www.dla.mil

JOSEPH MANDUKESSN:XXXXXXXXX67 Central Street
Summersde, PE C1N 3L2
902-436-1802

3937 Walnut StreetHarrisburg, PA 17109EMAIL:manduke1956@yahoo.comWORK EXPERIENCE:Typing: 20 words per minute

Self-employed
2005-until presentKleinfelderYuma, AZ12/06/2004 - 04/06//2005Operations Manager40 hours per weekArmando Ortega(480)763-1200Manage Yuma area office environmental and geotechnical services office and laboratory. Technical, marketing, personnel management, and budgetary responsibilityContracts include City of Yuma, ADOT, and US Army (Yuma proving ground-YPG), and US Navy/Marine-MCAS base services (environmental and geotechnical). Water supply, water treatment technology services, NPDES/SPCC, transportation, remediation, and site investigation services, NEPA, UXO, OB/OD, air quality survey. Resigned due to family heath emergency. Manduke & AssociatesPhoenix, AZ12/01/2001 - 12/01//2004Principal Hydrogeologist40 hours per weekJoseph Manduke(717) 545-5211Performed sub-contract work to US Army NEPA projects, EBS, site investigation services GPS/Infra-Structural Mapping Projects -DODPermitting/regulatory liaison-NPDES/SPCCEnvironmental Auditing/Compliance AssessmentCompleted base-wide EBS, 88th RRC Fort Snelling, and Minnesota-former NIKE command and control missile base with significant groundwater contamination from missile magazines.Victorville, California - former George AFB-EBS for 63 rd RRC USAR heliport (Apache) T&E issues-Burrowing Owl, UST/piping/washracks/infra-structure issuesNumerous EBS reports for property actions throughout 88th and 63rd RRC?s (Army reserve), (California, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota) OMS (Organizational Maintenance Shop) compliance inspections/RCRA TSD?s, IRP remediation, BRAC related issues, OB/OD site investigation and remediation with EOD/ADEQ oversight- US ARMY Ft. Huachuca and Luke AFB (Arizona). Industrial services to large cement plant including project design and management of remediation of a large mercury soil contamination plume. (Arizona)Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ)Phoenix, AZ03/01/1997 - 12/01//2001Hydrologist III40 hours per weekSteven Rose(623)930-8197Water Compliance Section. Petroleum contaminated soils (PCS) team manager, Solid Waste ProgramProject team meeting facilitator-USF&W (invited)Cactus Ferruginous Pygmy Owl (CAFO)Technical team moderator- ADEQ/Pima CountyCriminal Investigation TrainingIndependent ConsultantGlendale, AZ06/01/1994 - 03/01//1997Professional Geologist40 hours per weekJoseph E. Manduke(717) 545-5211Phased ESA’,sOSHA Training classes, lead based paint survey, soil testingExpert witness services-property contamination Site investigation /Remediation services/Groundwater/LUST/Asbestos/LeadReview/seal servicesHTS Environmental GroupColumbia, MD02/13/1988 - 06/30//1994Senior Hydrogeologist/Vice-President40 hours per weekJoseph E. Manduke, III(717) 545-5211Phased ESA, Chemistry laboratory, Drilling servicesOperated MWOB environmental firm with national client base of commercial, governmental, and industrial clients. Developed discrete Phase 1 due diligence scope of work (pre ASTM) for lendersATECColumbia, MD03/01/1986 - 02/12//1988President40 hours per weekGerry Mannno longer in businessEnvironmental Group Manager. Started environmental practice for major geo-technical firm, East Coast Operations. Site Assessment, Testing, Ground Water Monitoring and site remediation services. Managed staff of 12 engineers and scientists.Pennsylvania Department of Environmental ResourcesHarrisburg And Norristown, PA02/13/1981 - 02/01//1984Hydrogeologist/Regional Hydrogeologist40 hours per weekCarlyle Wesland R.G.deceasedHydrogeologist, Water Quality and Solid Waste ProgramsRegional Hydrogeologist, Norristown officeRegional permit review and enforcement of RCRA and PADER solid waste and water quality rules, expert witness, criminal environmental cases. Field enforcement with Federal agents, the Pennsylvania Fish commission and local entities.Dunn Geoscience CorporationMechanicsburg, PA02/01/1981 - 02/01//1984Regional Hydrogeologist40 hours per weekDr. Lane SchultzdeceasedWater Quality and Solid Waste ProgramsRegional Hydrogeologist, Norristown officeRegional permit review and enforcement of RCRA and PADER solid waste and water quality rules, expert witness, criminal environmental cases. Field enforcement with Federal agents, the Pennsylvania Fish commission and local entities.Pennsylvania Department of Environmental ResourcesHarrisburg And Norristown, PA02/13/1981 - 02/01//1984Hydrogeologist/Regional Hydrogeologist37 hours per weekCarlyle Wesland R.G.deceasedHydrogeologist, Water Quality and Solid Waste ProgramsRegional Hydrogeologist, Norristown officeRegional permit review and enforcement of RCRA and PADER solid waste and water quality rules, expert witness, criminal environmental cases. Field enforcement with Federal agents, the Pennsylvania Fish commission and local entities.EDUCATION:High School Graduate, 1974University Wisconsin-Madison,Major: Hydrogeology,Degree: continuing education,Sem: 12,GPA: 3.5 Temple University,Major: Geology,Minor: Biology,Degree: B.S., Geology, Biology; Environmental emphasis,Sem: 138,GPA: 3.5 SPECIALIZED TRAINING:03/2005; 24 Hr.; Military Environmental Symposium, Portland Oregon09/2004; 40 Hr.; Phoenix, AZ; HAZWOPER 11/2003 8 Hr.; Scottsdale, AZ - - Biological and Chemical Weapons Training for Facility Managers.06/2000 40 Hr.; American Petroleum Institute (API), New Orleans, LA, Inspection Certificate,06/2000 40 hours USEPA Human Health Based Risk Assessment RBCA (Risk Based Closure Assessment)06/2000 40 hours USEPA Ecological Based Risk Assessment RBCA 11/1999; 40 Hr.; Las Vegas, NV; FBI Criminal Investigative Training08/1999; 40 Hr.; Phoenix, AZ; UST Program Training09/1996 16 Hr.; Phoenix, AZ; Noise Pollution Certificate (NEHA)09/1996 16 Hr.; Phoenix, AZ; Radiation Certificate (NEHA)07/1995; 40 Hr.; Las Vegas, NV; Traffic Safety Certificate01/1992; 120 Hr.; OSHA Trainer, USEPA 01/1987 40 Hr.; Dale Carnegie Management Seminar 04/02 30 Hr.; Weapons training/personal/NRA

LICENSES/CERTIFICATES:(Current - Sacramento, CA) California REA, (Current - Carson City, NV) Nevada CEM, (Current - Phonenix, AZ)Registered/Licensed Geologist (Current - Juneau, AK) Registered/Licensed Geologist (Current - Madison, WS)Registered/Licensed Geologist Tabled licensure in NC, VA, IN, PA and TN.(Current- Phoenix, AZ Consealed Weapons PermitHONORS/AWARDS:11/1999 - State of AZ, DEQ, Managers Award (Petroleum Contaminated Soils Team Leader)06/1982 - PA Dept Environmental Resources Letter of Commendation for Criminal Enforcement04/77 Distinguished expert, Rifle, PistolOTHER INFORMATION:Adjunct Faculty Professor, Gateway Community College, Phoenix, Arizona (1999-2000)Professional meetings facilitatorTemple University Alumni AssociationAssociation of Groundwater Scientists and Engineers (AGWSE)American Institute of Professional Geologists(AIPG)

Lecture, United Nations invited speaker, " Environmental enforcement and fine structure", Moscow, Feb 1990.Presentations to US Bankers nationwide-"Lenders responsibilities under SARA", Nationwide:1988-92

US Fish and Wildlife Service-Technical team meeting facilitator, Threatened and Endangered species, Tucson , AZ 1999-2001

Active in local Boy Scouts of America troop

DOD Contractor Security Clearance, Yuma Proving Ground

Are you a U.S. Citizen? (YES)

Letter from a friend

This is a note that I recently got from a good highschool fishing buddy. He is the Joe mentioned in the blog regarding fishing at the Kinzua reservoir, not to be confused with my father Joe or my son Joe! Too many Joe's! Enjoy

JM



Well it was about this time of year during the first oil embargo 74-75 that almost 33 years ago my friend when you and I headed out up the northeast extension of the Pennsylvania turnpike on a cold Sunday morning to do some Ice fishing in the Pocono mountains.. Well if my memory serves we had two military gas cans filled with petrol in the back seat and you had a pint or so of blackberry brandy and a few sixers in the trunk. Well we were almost alone on the highway that weekend as I remember because nobody in their right mind would be out burning precious fuel when no stations were open in the whole state..Well we cruised without stopping all the way to the lake..Needless to say you could count the number of cars we passed on one of Gums hands. We were riding in the mustang with the 289 cobra that was known in some circles to have once been equipped with a high performance resonator. I remember getting to the lake chopping a few holes in the Ice but finding it just too cold and windy to stand out on the Ice and ply our craft¦.I don't think that we even caught a perch ,¦maybe we did but I just don't remember..I don'tthink that we thought it better to hit the beer and brandy back at the car then to freeze out culdunes off out on the windswept ice. Well you polished off the brandy in classic Manduka style and I drank what was unfrozen in the beer cans which turned out to be mostly alcohol.With a good buzz-on we regaled ourselves with stories of trout streams and Delaware river smallmouths until the inevitable Yellow Breeches opening day stories kicked in¦Who could not laugh at Kevin and Fullcolly flopping around in the dank canvass tent. Or the campfire with pots boiling with beans, potatoes and trout sizzling filled the air with the scent of what I recognize today as the smell of true freedom. I suppose that the freedom we experienced during those special times could have only been fully understood by people our age and alas we were at the same time to young to understand the significance and importance of those moments. Ah youth is wasted on the young. To this day the smell of damp canvass brings a rush of memories so thick that I have to brush them away before I can regain any degree in clarity of thought. Of course how can you forget the time that we went from Yellow breeches to that little stream in Buckingham and you remember the one that the state put a few hapless trout in..Was it willow creek?...I don't remember but it was out toward Lahaska. Anyoooooo we walked the banks with huge breeches lunkers strapped to our sides just to taunt and freak out the locals. And we did, as I remember, telling a few passers by that we missed even bigger ones just downstream. What a scream. And do you remember the drive home from that Pocono outing¦...We ran out of gas on a lonely back road where you proceeded to put gas in the tank using some flimsy flashlight to warn oncoming traffic that you were stopped in the middle of the lane. No sooner then you started toward the back of the car when a tractor trailer came rumbling down the road baring down on your position and there you were waving that tiny light to warn him that the your car was directly in its path. Well by that time I was on some locals front lawn screaming at the top of my lungs for you to get the hell out of the way and forget about the car..But there you were ass against the trunk waving that tiny light. The car had ten gallons of gas in the back seat and for all practical purposes you were sitting on a time bomb waiting for the semi to slam you into oblivion. Of course as luck would have it the truck swerved with little room to spare and missed you without ever slowing down….you were nuts- only a lunatic would have held his ground but you did and lived to talk about it. And your only comment was come on It's a cobra. These are some of the stories of your life ..celebrate.