SARAFINCHIN - Key Persons
Blasco is a graduate Civil Engineer with LEED and Engineer-In-Training (EIT) designation. He specializes in Geotechnical site investigations, analysis, design and reporting recommendations, environmental field surveys, construction inspection, laboratory testing for soil, rock, aggregate, concrete and asphalt plus site monitoring for public infrastructure and private sector development projects.
Cynthia is a Qualified Person (QPesa, QPra) as per Ont. Reg. 153/04 under the Environmental Protection Act, and a specialist consultant responsible for environmental and hydrogeological studies, soil and groundwater sampling and geochemical analytics, contaminant studies and site remediation, Environmental Site Assessment Phase One and Phase Two, completion of Record of Site Conditions, Designated Substances and Hazardous Waste Materials and marketing, major hydrocarbon spills, underground pipeline and storage tank removals, multiple remediation technology matrices, health and safety plans for hazardous waste remediation activities, final site decommissioning and reporting.
David is a Geological Engineer and Hydrogeologist having over 40 years of experience completing a variety of groundwater related projects across Ontario. His experience includes all aspects of groundwater related investigations from landfill investigations to well/borehole decommissioning, and from Class EA studies to detailed design for infrastructure related projects.
Job Titles:
- Associate Environmental Engineer, Pinter, Saskatchewan
Lawrence is a geo-environmental engineer with specific experience in environmental site assessments, contaminant remediation, landfill sitings and design, and waste management. Lawrence has been involved in a number of major petroleum hydrocarbon, agricultural chemicals, heavy metals and dioxin and furans contamination assessment and remediation projects. His project list also included the siting, design and construction of landfills, hazardous materials storage cells and a composting facility. He has been involved in the assessing and decommissioning several old dump sites and landfills. His other work in hydrology and hydrogeology as well as heavy construction has provided him with a unique combination of knowledge and practical skills. It also has provided him with a detailed understanding and sensitivity to environmental concerns. His training and experience provides Lawrence with a unique and practical perspective and approach to environment issues, problems, emergencies and challenges particularly for First Nations and Northern Saskatchewan. He has been working and consulting in the geoenvironmental sector since 1987. He has permission to consult from the engineering associations in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba.
Roosevelt has international experience in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering in soil and rock mechanics for the consulting and commercial industries on projects in Canada, Latin America, Asia and the Caribbean with particular reference to the design and construction supervision of tunnels, micro-tunnelling, earth and rockfill dams, foundation design for multistorey structures, landslide investigations, landslide and flooding risk assessment, design of reinforced earth structures, slope stabilization using ground bioengineering techniques, retaining walls and geotextiles, geotechnical hazards, and geotechnical risk assessment.