FIELDS OF EXPERTISE:

Mr. Trombly has fourteen years of “hands-on” experience with all phases of site work, sewer, drainage, bridges, culverts, piers, and marine construction projects. Eight years of his experience has been in the field as a superintendent and project manager performing layout, material management, submittals, estimates, labor supervision, and interaction with owners, architects, and engineers, and subcontractors. The past six years he has experience as an owner of Cer-Trom Construction Corp. More specifically, he estimates, controls buy-outs, manages labor staff, and performs total contract management. Mr. Trombly utilizes the “Construction Quality Management (CQM) – 3 Phase Inspection Procedure” institutionalized by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Mr. Trombly has completed projects ranging from $5,000.00 to $4,000,000.00 with the following owners:

• United States Army Corps of Engineers
• United States Coast Guard
• United States Department of Defense
• Commonwealth of Massachusetts Highway Department
• Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management
• Commonwealth of Massachusetts Public Access Board
• Massachusetts Municipalities

REGISTRATIONS:

OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Material Training course
OSHA 8-hour Health and Safety Training for Hazardous Waste Site Supervisors
OSHA 8-hour HAZWOPPER (updated yearly)
AHERA 24-hour Asbestos Inspection Training
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Training Course; Construction Quality Management for Contractors
OSHA “Competent Person” Construction Standard for Excavations
PADI Certified Open Water Diver

EDUCATION:

B.S. Biology; Minor Chemistry; Worcester State College, Worcester, MA
Certificate of Professional Achievement; Environmental Remediation, North Eastern University

PAST EMPLOYERS

ATEC Environmental Engineering (Construction Division), Norwell, MA 1989 –1994
G.M. Berkeley Corp., N. Falmouth, MA 1994-1998 (bridges, dewatering, sitework)

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:

• Cofferdams; steel sheeted, earth, cellular, concrete, textile.
• Dredging; hydraulic, clam shell, drag buckets
• Dewatering; contaminated water, water with suspended solids, open water.
• Bridges; all phases of construction.
• Concrete walls and flatwork
Site Work; all phases.
• Timber piers; all phases included permitting.
• Ductile iron piping
• Drain utilities, lines, manways, and catch basins.

SELECTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE:

• Electrical Substation, Fitchburg, MA. Estimated and managed the construction of an electrical substation. The project included extensive earth moving (balancing), concrete foundations, dewatering, oil containment systems below transformers, steel structures, electrical, retaining walls (stepped), and drainage.

• Cantilevered Bridge, Marshfield, MA. Estimated and managed the construction of a steel & timber bridge. The project included concrete abutments, steel superstructure, and timber decking.

• Timber Bridge, Mashpee, MA. Estimated and managed the construction of a timber pile bridge. The project included concrete abutments, timber piles and timber superstructure.

• Dam and Fish Ladder Construction, Ipswich, MA. Managed the construction of a concrete dam and fishladder, which consisted of dewatering, concrete and granite stone foundations, timber lattice, sluice gate, and stone riprap.

• Boat Ramps; Salisbury Beach, Chatham, Georgetown, Westport, MA. Estimated and managed the construction of the boat ramps. The projects consisted on steel sheeted cofferdam, water control, concrete foundations, timber pile float anchors, retaining walls, bituminous concrete paving, and electrical.

Department of Defense, Cold Regions Research and Engineering laboratory, Hanover, N.H. Constructed and operated an air-stripping tower to remediate groundwater contaminated with trichloroethylene.

• United States Coast Guard Air Station, Borinquen, Puerto Rico. Managed the removal of underground storage tanks and remedial activities associated with petroleum contaminated soils.