ML15342A237
| ML15342A237 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | SHINE Medical Technologies |
| Issue date: | 12/08/2015 |
| From: | SHINE Medical Technologies |
| To: | NRC/OCM |
| SECY RAS | |
| References | |
| Mandatory Hearing 2, RAS 28627, 50-608-CP | |
| Download: ML15342A237 (1) | |
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Exhibit SHN-012 Resumé THOMAS KRZEWINSKI Golder Associates Inc.
Principal and Senior Geotechnical Engineer Mr. Krzewinski is an internationally recognized expert in the field of Cold Regions Geotechnical Engineering, with over 40 years of experience. He has considerable experience with geotechnical engineering investigations, earthquake engineering, geo-hazards evauations, laboratory testing and facility/infrastructure design projects for heavily loaded foundations. He is familiar with geotechnical conditions throughout the Northern Reaches of North America.
His experience includes work on large infrastructure and industrial development projects such as the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS), the Red Dog Mine in Northwestern Alaska, many transportation infrastructure projects, railroad facilities, and hundreds of structures and earth embankments.
Education Employment B.S. Civil Engineering, Golder Associates - Anchorage, Alaska University of Minnesota, Principal and Senior Geotechnical Engineering Consultant (2002 to Present)
Minneapolis, Minnesota, Responsible for geotechnical and environmental project development and senior 1972 technical oversight.
Graduate Studies of Soils Engineering, Materials SHINE Project Role Engineering and Geology, Mr. Krzewinski was the project director overseeing all services provided in University of Minnesota, support of site development and evaluation of technical constraints for the Minneapolis, Minnesota SHINE Medical Technologies (SHINE) proposed medical isotope production Graduate Studies in Arctic facility in Janesville, Wisconsin. Services provided included geological, Engineering and geotechnical, hydrological, seismic and earthquake engineering relative to facility Earthquake Engineering, siting and design. The investigative work at the proposed site included University of Alaska, performing a site reconnaissance, a hydrological investigation and a Anchorage, Alaska geotechnical investigation. The site reconnaissance was performed to observe and delineate potential geohazards. The geotechnical investigation involved Certifications drilling 15 boreholes including ten geotechnical boreholes, installing four Professional Engineer, groundwater monitoring wells, and a 100 foot deep cased borehole for Vertical Alaska, CE-4721 Seismic Profile (VSP) testing. Groundwater monitoring and water quality testing Professional Engineer, were also completed on site.
Washington, 18137 Related Experience Professional Engineer, Road and Rail Extension, Port of Anchorage, Alaska Minnesota, 18391 Project Director and Senior Technical Reviewer for the extension of road and rail Professional Engineer, improvements at the base of the bluffs east of the Port. Work included evaluation Wisconsin, E-24946 of the bluff stability and impact on existing landslides, seismic slope stability and liquefaction potential, and development of concepts to stabilize slopes and control seepage and aufeis. Also developed designs for the subgrade stabilization to support the proposed road and rail embankments.
Essential Health - St Marys Medical Center, Duluth, Minnesota Project Director and Lead Geotechnical Engineer for several expansions to the regional medical facility in Duluth Minnesota. Services included geotechnical investigations and geotechnical engineering evaluations for design and construction of additions to the facility including parking ramps, skyways, new wings, and complexes for housing doctors offices and specialized testing services.
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Exhibit SHN-012 Resumé THOMAS KRZEWINSKI Golder Associates Inc.
Principal and Senior Geotechnical Engineer Mr. Krzewinski is an internationally recognized expert in the field of Cold Regions Geotechnical Engineering, with over 40 years of experience. He has considerable experience with geotechnical engineering investigations, earthquake engineering, geo-hazards evauations, laboratory testing and facility/infrastructure design projects for heavily loaded foundations. He is familiar with geotechnical conditions throughout the Northern Reaches of North America.
His experience includes work on large infrastructure and industrial development projects such as the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS), the Red Dog Mine in Northwestern Alaska, many transportation infrastructure projects, railroad facilities, and hundreds of structures and earth embankments.
Education Employment B.S. Civil Engineering, Golder Associates - Anchorage, Alaska University of Minnesota, Principal and Senior Geotechnical Engineering Consultant (2002 to Present)
Minneapolis, Minnesota, Responsible for geotechnical and environmental project development and senior 1972 technical oversight.
Graduate Studies of Soils Engineering, Materials SHINE Project Role Engineering and Geology, Mr. Krzewinski was the project director overseeing all services provided in University of Minnesota, support of site development and evaluation of technical constraints for the Minneapolis, Minnesota SHINE Medical Technologies (SHINE) proposed medical isotope production Graduate Studies in Arctic facility in Janesville, Wisconsin. Services provided included geological, Engineering and geotechnical, hydrological, seismic and earthquake engineering relative to facility Earthquake Engineering, siting and design. The investigative work at the proposed site included University of Alaska, performing a site reconnaissance, a hydrological investigation and a Anchorage, Alaska geotechnical investigation. The site reconnaissance was performed to observe and delineate potential geohazards. The geotechnical investigation involved Certifications drilling 15 boreholes including ten geotechnical boreholes, installing four Professional Engineer, groundwater monitoring wells, and a 100 foot deep cased borehole for Vertical Alaska, CE-4721 Seismic Profile (VSP) testing. Groundwater monitoring and water quality testing Professional Engineer, were also completed on site.
Washington, 18137 Related Experience Professional Engineer, Road and Rail Extension, Port of Anchorage, Alaska Minnesota, 18391 Project Director and Senior Technical Reviewer for the extension of road and rail Professional Engineer, improvements at the base of the bluffs east of the Port. Work included evaluation Wisconsin, E-24946 of the bluff stability and impact on existing landslides, seismic slope stability and liquefaction potential, and development of concepts to stabilize slopes and control seepage and aufeis. Also developed designs for the subgrade stabilization to support the proposed road and rail embankments.
Essential Health - St Marys Medical Center, Duluth, Minnesota Project Director and Lead Geotechnical Engineer for several expansions to the regional medical facility in Duluth Minnesota. Services included geotechnical investigations and geotechnical engineering evaluations for design and construction of additions to the facility including parking ramps, skyways, new wings, and complexes for housing doctors offices and specialized testing services.
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