José Luis Dávila
pepedavila@yahoo.com

Mr. Dávila has more than 10 years experience on the Environmental Engineering field. Mr. Dávila has served as Permit Engineer, Staff Engineer, and Project Engineer in many projects.

M. S. in Mechanical Engineering with emphasis Environmental Engineering. California State University, Northridge, 1997

B. S. in Civil Engineering
Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, 1990

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

Engineer-In-Training (EIT), 1997
OSHA 40-hr HAZWOPER, Current
DOT Hazardous Materials Shipping, 2004
Confined Space, 2004
Aboveground Storage Tank Certified Inspector, Steel Tank Institute, 2004

Project Engineer, SCS ENGINEERS, Phoenix, Arizona

Mr. Dávila’s experience includes the following projects:

Review of Stormwater Pollution and Control and Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plans for several Waste Management facilities, Arizona.

Town of Patagonia Landfill Phase 2 Design Plans and Specifications. Town of Patagonia, Arizona.

Landfill Gas Utilization Feasibility Studies for Five (5) Landfills in Several South American Countries. MGM International, Inc.

Adapting Landgem EPA Model to Mexico Conditions. Visit 5 Mexico Landfill and Performed Site Evaluations and Field Testing. LMOP Program USEPA.

Rio Salado Golf Course Soil Cover Assessment, Plans and Specification. Rio Salado Sports Group, Phoenix, Arizona.

Landfill Gas Investigation and Final Grading Plans and Specifications for the Old Las Cruces Landfill, Las Cruces, New Mexico. Bureau of Land Management.

Review of Stormwater Pollution and Control and Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plans for several Allied Waste and Waste Management facilities, Arizona.

Participated as the Construction Quality Control Monitor on the City of Winslow, Final Cover System Construction.

Participated on The Design of The Los Reales Landfill Soil Vapor Extraction and Air Injection Remediation System for groundwater remediation for the City of Tucson.

Aquifer Protection Permit for Two Drywells at the Paradise Waste Services Facility in Phoenix, AZ. Date of Service:

Participated in The Landfill Gas and Characterization Project for The City of Albuquerque That Constituted of The Study of 7 Closed Landfills Throughout The City. Albuquerque, NM.

Participated on the Design and Construction Specifications of Cell 2B and 4A for Apache Junction Landfill for Allied Waste.

Participated on The Design of The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Bioreactor Landfill.

Project Engineer. Participated on the design of the Vapor Extraction and Total Liquid Recovery Remediation System for groundwater remediation for the City of Tucson.

Project Engineer. Participated on the Design of Cell 4A for Southwest Municipal Landfill for Allied Waste.

Staff Engineer, SCS ENGINEERS, Austin Texas

Participated on the Sunrise Mountain Landfill Environmental Investigation performing Data Management, GPS, Surface Monitoring, Soil Sampling, Geotechnical Sampling and Logging, and waste sampling in Las Vegas Nevada for Republic DUMPCo.

Staff Engineer. Participated in several projects related to Air Compliance for Waste Management and other client in Texas. Among the projects are Air Compliance Reports, NSPS Compliance Guidelines, Tier 2 Landfill Gas Analysis Reports, Title V Permits, NSR Permits and Emissions Inventories.

Staff Engineer. Participated performing several Environmental Assessments Phase I and Phase II for several clients in Texas.

Engineer/Environmental Manager, CABACO Inc. as a contractor for U.S. Government Air Force Plant 42

Duties involve Maintenance Engineering, Permitting, Emissions Inventory, storm water reports; hazardous waste management, preparation of pollution prevention, waste minimization, health and safety and spill prevention Plans; health and safety management, airfield and road pavement inspections, identification of Projects to Improve the Plant functionality and preparation of Budget for future projects.

Aug 1989 – Mar 1993

Environmental Engineer Assistant, Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon, Environmental Engineering Department

Duties included the management of the Air Quality and Meteorology Monitoring Systems, process of information on meteorology and air pollution, computer drafting of maps and drawings using AutoCad 12, training and familiarization to new employees with equipment, research collaboration in environmental projects and impact evaluation studies.