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Mr. Carl Seward holds the
position of President and Director of Operations of ART Engineering,
LLC. In this position, he is
responsible for directing all project activities from treatability studies to
design management, plant fabrication, project startup and operations.
Previously, Mr. Seward
was Director of Operations for Surbec-ART, and before that, Vice-President of
Operations with the ART Division of ARCADIS Geraghty
& Miller, Inc., (formerly Alternative Remedial Technologies Inc.) and he
was responsible for all soil washing and remediation operations.
Mr. Seward has over 25 years of diversified environmental
remediation, construction management and mining engineering experience. Fifteen years of this experience was gained
in mining engineering, mine permitting, new-mine construction, mine startup
and operation of gold mines in Utah,
Montana and South
Dakota. His
engineering experience in mining includes open pit mine design and process
plant layout, construction and operations.
Mr. Seward’s mining operational experiences include the positions of:
staff engineer, mine shift foreman, mine superintendent and mine
manager. Mr. Seward is also experienced
in the remediation of contaminated soils and groundwater. His relevant project experience includes:
Environmental Plant Design, Plant
Construction, Soil Remediation, Soil Washing (1992 – Present)
AG Ambiental - Lezo Project - Spain
Directed engineering and design of hydrocarbon soil
washing plant for AG Ambiental, Madrid,
Spain.
Responsible for plant inspections, plant start-up commissioning and ongoing
project support.
Vineland Chemical Company Superfund Site,
Vineland,
New Jersey
Directed the engineering and designing of a processing
plant to remove Arsenic from approximately 350,000 tons of contaminated
soils. Supervised and inspected the
fabrication of key components of the plant.
Managed the operators’ training and the plant startup and
commissioning.
Dupont Lordship Point, Bridgeport,
Connecticut
Director of Operations for the remediation of 60,000 tons
of lead shot and target fragment contaminated soils. Managed the design, fabrication, mobilization to site, plant construction and operations
during the “validation run”, prior to the full-scale operations. Based on the data from the “validation
run”, Mr. Seward recommended modifications to the process plant for the
full-scale operations.
DaimlerChrysler Springfield Superfund Site,
Davisburg, Michigan
Director of Operations for the remediation of 13,300 tons
of PCB contaminated soils. Responsible
for work plan production and implementation.
Mr. Seward also managed the plant design, fabrication, direction of
site activities and attainment of the cleanup criteria within the client’s
specified time frame and budget.
Conor Pacific
Environmental Services, Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada
Operations Director for soil washing/slurry preparation
operations for pre-treatment and feedstock preparation for the processing of
40,000 tons of PAH contaminated soils.
RMI Titanium Company, Ashtabula,
Ohio
Construction Manager for remediation of low-level
radioactive waste contaminated soils, for the RMI Titanium Company, U.S.
Department of Energy site in Ashtabula,
Ohio. The duties included the design management
of the full-scale soil washing plant.
Dade County Aviation Department,
Miami,
Florida
Site Operations Manager for the remediation of PAH
contaminated soils for the Date County Aviation Authority at
Opa Locka
Airport, Miami,
Florida.
Responsible for plant design, equipment selection, procurement,
startup and site operations.
The Monsanto Company, Everett,
Massachusetts
Project Manager for the soil washing at the Brownfields site.
Created an innovative treatment train, incorporating units for
treatment of the contaminated fines and oversize. Responsible for the plant configuration and
refurbishing, plant assembly, startup and site operations.
City of Montreal,
Quebec, Canada
Site Operations Manager for a fixed-facility soil washing
plant. Responsible for the
construction of the plant inside a building, startup, site operations and
submittal of a report to the city.
The Hanford
Site, Richland, Washington
Operations Manager for soil washing of Uranium-contaminated
soils. The responsibilities included
management of all site mobilization, operations, decontamination and
demobilization.
King of Prussia Superfund
Site, Winslow, New
Jersey
Site Operations Manager for the first full-scale
implementation of soil washing in the U.S. Responsibilities included directing the
plant engineering and design, equipment selection, plant fabrication, plant
assembly, commissioning and startup and operations management. Implemented the design and managed
groundwater cleanup plant.
(Gold) Mine
Engineering, Construction and Operations, 1978-1992
Brohm Mining
Corporation
Mine Manager, Mine
Superintendent and Construction Manager of the Gilt Edge Gold Mine, Deadwood,
South
Dakota, owned by Brohm Mining
Corporation.
Responsible for engineering, construction, startup and
operations management of this $22 million Cyanide-heap-leach project.
Montana
Mining and Timber
Operations Manager of the Gold Creek Mine, owned by
Montana Mining and Timber, Anaconda, Montana. Responsible for the engineering and
construction management of this $5 million placer-mine project.
Getty Oil Company
Mine Shift Foreman and Construction Supervisor for the
engineering, construction, startup and operations of the $80 million
carbon-in pulp Mercur Gold Mine, owned by Getty Oil
Company, Minerals Division in Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Utah
International
Mining Engineer for coal mining at the Navaho Mine in
Farmington,
New Mexico.
Expert Services
• Consulting
Engineer providing litigation support for Conor
Pacific Environmental Technologies, Inc., to evaluate engineering and
performance at the Gould Site remediation project in Portland,
Oregon.
The client won the $3.5 M arbitration.
• Consulting
services for HLA Environmental Services of Michigan, Inc., to evaluate the
failure of a full-scale ex-situ remediation system at the Buckeye Oil Field
Project, Michigan.
• Consulting
Engineer for the Gould Site PRP Group for evaluation of design flaws and
failed operations of the Gould Battery Superfund Site remediation project in
Portland,
Oregon.
Responsibilities included review and analysis of the technical design
and design basis for a lead recycling/soil separation system, including water
treatment circuits and assistance in the development of litigation
strategies. This case resulted in a
$10 M settlement in favor of the Gould Site PRP Group.
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Carl Seward
President and
Director of Operations
ART Engineering, LLC
Tampa, Florida
www.art-engineering.com
Education
B.S.
Mining Engineering,
Montana College of Mineral
Science
and Technology,
Butte, Montana, 1978
Professional
Registrations/Training
E.I.T.
Montana
Florida State Pollutant
Storage
Contractor’s License
Radiological
Worker Level II
Training
OSHA
CFR 1910.120 Eight-Hour Site Supervisor Training
Professional Associations
American
Institute of Mining Engineers
Military Service
Vietnam Veteran: 1968-1971
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