Resume and Project History - Jim Herrmann (Rev. 05-11-2016)

Highway Construction Inspector
Jim Herrmann
3909 Edge Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15227
Cellular Phone: (856)777-2586
jherrmann5080@gmail.com
Professional Background
 Licenses/Certificates
– NICET Level IV
Highway Construction
issued 12/15/11, Exp.
2/1/2019
– NICET Level III
Highway Construction,
issued 2/2007, Exp.
2/2016
– NICET Level III
Underground Utilities,
Water & Sewer Lines,
issued 2/2010, Exp.
2/2016
– NICET Level III
Underground Utilities,
Stormwater &
Wastewater, issued
2/2010, Exp. 2/2016
– PennDOT TA-TCI
(Multiple Certifications)
– NJSAT Asphalt Paving
Technologist, Issued
1/2006, Exp. 6/2016
– Traffic Control
Coordinator, Rutgers,
Issued 2/2007, Exp.
11/2016
– NJTA Traffic Safety
Training Certification,
Issued 11/2010, No Exp.
– ACI Concrete
Construction Special
Inspector, Issued
4/2014, Exp. 4/2019
– ACI Concrete
Construction
Technology Issued
3/2014, Exp. 3/2019
– ACI Concrete Field
Testing Grade 1, Issued
4/2008, Exp. 4/2019
– NETTCP Drilled Shaft
Foundation
Construction
Inspection, Issued
4/2014, Exp. 4/2019
15 years of experience and multiple certifications specific to the Transportation
Construction Industry, as well as national certifications and experience specific
to Heavy Highway Construction, Stormwater & Wastewater Management and
Underground Utilities. Diverse construction experience with a strong
background in Construction Management, Staged Construction, Materials
Testing and Constructability Review of Heavy Highway, Municipal, Residential
and Commercial projects. Extensive experience in providing services to the
New Jersey Turnpike Authority/Garden State Parkway, New Jersey
Department of Transportation, New York State Department of Transportation
and the New Jersey Transit Authority.
Representative Project Assignments
Garden State Parkway Contract No. P200.255 Widening Milepost 42.3 to
Milepost 47.8
Assistant Resident Engineer for this $42,594,095 contract in the City of Port
Republic and Galloway Township, Atlantic County, involved the widening of
the Garden State Parkway mainline to add a third travel lane in each
direction, including the rehabilitation and extension of two (2) existing bridges,
installation of missing ramp movements at Int. 44, relocation of existing
utilities and the extension of existing stormwater management facilities.
Construction Items Included: 184K CY of Earth Work, 42K SY of Recharge
Swales, 166K Lbs. of Reinforcing Steel, 7.5K LF Driven Piles, 6.4K SF of
Sheet Piling, 390 LF Drilled Shaft Foundations, 10 Structural Steel Cantilever
and Overhead Span Sign Structures; 500 LF Concrete Median Barrier; 5,100
LF of RCP and 42 Drainage Structures, 2,200 LF Pipe Liner, 267K SY of
Variable Depth Milling, 177K Tons Bituminous Concrete Pavement; 46K LF of
Beam Guiderail along with Spall Repairs, Structural Steel Repairs, High
Performance Concrete, Self-Consolidating Concrete, Signage, Delineations,
Lighting, Landscaping, Maintenance and Protection of Traffic; and other
miscellaneous work necessary and incidental to the completion of the project.
Assistant Resident Engineer duties included:
 Oversight of subordinate inspection staff, monitoring of technicians
performing in-situ materials testing, daily field measuring, calculating,
verifying, documenting, reporting and payment of contract work
utilizing various computer programs for submittal to the Resident
Engineer and Office Engineer
 Observation of contract work so as to ensure consistency and
conformance with contract drawings, project specifications and
industry standards
 Assistance with office work, i.e. review of daily reports, as-built review
and preparation, quantity take-off calculations and back-up for
projections in preparation of change-orders as well as review,
reconciliation and resolution of contract item quantity discrepancies
and review of prevailing wage rate/certified payroll submittals
Client Reference: Joseph Johnson, Senior Construction Engineer NJTA,
Phone No. 732-750-5300, Ext. 8254

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 Specialized Training
– Nuclear Moisture
Density Gauge
Safety Training
(2009)
– Certified
Construction
Inspector, Rutgers
University CAIT-
LTAP, issued 2003,
No Exp.
– PennDOT CDS
NextGen (2009)
– Work Zone Safety
Workshop (Rutgers,
Local Technical
assistance program
2009)
– Pipeline Operation
Safety Training
(Rutgers Technical
assistance program
2009)
– Rutgers Asphalt
Pavement
Conference (NJSAT
& NJAPA – 2008)
– Basic Construction
Practices Seminar
(NJSAT & NJAPA –
2007)
– Blueprint Reading
(Monmouth County
Vocational School
Ongoing Adult
Education – 2003)
– Municipal
Engineering
Construction
Inspection (Rutgers,
Local Technical
Assistance program
2009)
– Defensive Driving,
Work Zone Safety,
Keys to Effective
Communication and
Sensitivity &
Diversity Training
(In-house
educational work-
shops required of all
Schoor
DePalma/CMX
employees, 2002)
New Jersey Turnpike Authority Order For Professional Services No.
P3364, Widening of the Garden State Parkway from Interchange 30 to
Interchange 63, Milepost 30.2 to Milepost 64.5, 1/2012 to 6-2015
This $243,828,500.00 project involves the widening and improvements of a
35 mile section of limited access high speed roadway with the construction of
70 additional lane miles and shoulders as well as construction of new bridge
structures and rehabilitation of existing bridge structures and improvements to
interchanges and toll facilities. Extensive stormwater management facilities
and relocation of existing utilities within environmentally sensitive areas are
included as well.
Traffic Control Coordinator duties included the review of all daily lane
closure requests by contractors working within the project limits to resolve
conflicts within scheduling as well as daily patrol and monitoring of
Maintenance and Protection of Traffic with detailed documentation of
deficiencies and required corrective action.
Client Reference: Joseph Johnson, Senior Construction Engineer NJTA,
Phone No. 732-750-5300, Ext. 8254
Garden State Parkway Contract No. P200.134 Widening MP 47.7 to
Milepost 51.3
This $83,800,000.00 contract in the City of Port Republic, Atlantic County,
Township of Bass River, Burlington County involves the widening of the
Garden State Parkway mainline to add a third travel lane in each direction,
including the construction of 2 new bridges, the removal of 2 existing bridges,
the rehabilitation of 1 bridge, and the extension of existing culverts.
Construction Items Include: 20,500 sf MSE Walls, 14,100 cy Ready Mix
Concrete including 3,421 cy HPC; 10,962 lf Driven Piles; 7 Drilled Shaft
Foundations & Structural Steel Cantilever and Overhead Span Sign
Structures; 16,079 lf Concrete Median Barrier; 1,389,175 lbs. Reinforcing
Steel; 150,000 sy Roadbed & 150,000 cy Excavation & Embankment;131
Drainage Structures & 33,587 lf RCP; 149,000 tons Bituminous Concrete
Pavement; Signing, Delineations, Lighting, Guiderail; Maintenance and
Protection of Traffic; and other miscellaneous work necessary and incidental
to the completion of the project, all as described in these specifications.
Chief Inspector duties included:
 Observation of contract work so as to ensure consistency and
conformance with contract drawings, project specifications and
industry standards
performing in-situ materials testing, daily field measuring, calculating,
verifying, documenting, reporting and payment of contract work
utilizing various computer programs for submittal to the Resident
Engineer and Office Engineer
 Assistance with office work, i.e. review of daily reports, as-built review
and preparation, quantity take-off calculations and back-up for
projections in preparation of change-orders as well as review,
reconciliation and resolution of contract item quantity discrepancies
and review of prevailing wage rate/certified payroll submittals

Jim Herrmann
3909 Edge Road
– Kerr Concrete Pipe,
ADS, Allan Block
Retaining Walls,
DIPRA, FHWA
 Total Years Experience
– 15
 Joined Jacobs in
– 01/2012
 Years with other firms
– 11
Garden State Parkway Contract No. P200.135, Interchange 48 to 63
Widening, Milepost 52.4 to Milepost 57.8
This $73,828,500.00 contract in the Township of Bass River in Burlington
County and the Township of Little Egg Harbor in Ocean County, involves the
widening of the Garden State Parkway mainline to add a third travel lane in
each direction, including the construction of 4 new bridges, the removal of 4
existing bridges, the construction of 2 new culverts and the extension of
existing culverts. The project also includes 6 new sign structures, drainage
improvements, recharge swales, signing, delineations, lighting, maintenance
and protection of traffic, and other miscellaneous work necessary and
incidental to the completion of the project
Garden State Parkway Contract No. P200.136, Interchange 48 to 63
Widening, Milepost 57.8 to Milepost 64.9
This $74,500,000.00 contract in Eagleswood, Little Egg Harbor, and Stafford
Townships in Ocean County, New Jersey involves the widening of the Garden
State Parkway mainline to add a third travel lane in each direction, including
the construction of 4 new bridges, the removal of 4 existing bridges, the
rehabilitation of 2 bridges, the construction of 2 new culverts, and the
extension of existing culverts. The project also includes 7 new sign structures,
2 signalized intersections, drainage improvements, recharge swales, signing,
delineations, lighting, maintenance and protection of traffic, and other
miscellaneous work necessary and incidental to the completion of the project,
all as described in the specifications and as shown on the plans.
Contract No. P200.140, Drainage Structures and Grading Improvements,
Milepost 30.2 to 47.3
This $11,700,000.00 contract involves the placement of fill within wetland
areas, widening of 2 existing bridges, the extension of 10 existing culverts,
and the reconstruction of the headwalls on 2 culverts. The project also
includes drainage improvements, maintenance and protection of traffic, and
other miscellaneous work
NJDOT – 2011 Electrical Maintenance Support - 08/2011 - 01/2012
This $500,000.00 project provided the replacement of LED modules at
signalized intersections along various routes within the NJDOT Central Region.
Mr. Hermann’s responsible included:
 Troubleshooting of electrical systems when problematic conditions were
encountered and replacement of hardware and components such as
visors, internal connections and terminals etc.
 Inspection duties included measuring, calculating, verification,
documentation and daily reporting of contract line Items within agency
formats with submission to the project engineer; work zone safety and
temporary traffic control measures; and conducting of prevailing wage rate
interviews.
 Interfacing with and coordinating scheduling and operations with the New
Jersey State Police Construction Unit as well as making notification to the
NJDOT Maintenance Department Central Dispatch Unit as to the
contractor’s scheduling and requests for assistance when operational
difficulties occurred.

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Client Contact: Mr. Dan Black, Project Manager, NJDOT Central Region,
Maintenance Dept., 609-530-5383
New Jersey Transit Authority – Lindenwold Station Renovations –
07/2011 - 09/2011
This $1.5M Light-Rail Project for provided for major structural renovations to
existing passenger platforms and shelters along with enhancements to security
systems and utilities within pedestrian tunnels and bridges at an existing and
functioning light-rail hub facilitating two separate lines owned and operated by
NJ Transit and PATCO. Mr. Herrmann’s duties included:
 Oversight of QC/QA Inspection work performed by subordinate staff
members and functioning as Acting Resident Engineer in the absence of
the full-time Resident Engineer.
 Interfaced and coordinated operations with contractors, utility owners and
other shared usage/interest parties such as NJ Transit, PATCO and
Atlantic City Electric.
 Oversight of general site safety with an emphasis on worker safety in
proximity to live electrical systems and operational rail facilities, as well as
maintaining consistently safe conditions throughout the limits of the work
site for the passage of the traveling public.
 Attended and participated in project meetings with input as to field
modifications and alternation to design.
 Construction items included reinforced concrete spread footings, micro-
piles, structural steel framing members, surveillance/security system
cameras and controllers and a variety of prefabricated architectural
components.
Client Contact: Mr. Michael Tomasetti, Construction Manager, NJ Transit.
973-491-7190
NJ Turnpike Authority – GSP Widening Interchange 63 to 80 - Milepost
70.0 to 75.0, 07/2010 to 07/2011
This $31.3M Project provided for the construction of additional lanes and
shoulders totaling thirty (30) lane/shoulder miles of new construction along with
thirty (30) lane miles of reconstructed existing roadway. Modifications to one
(1) grade separated interchange with ramps and tolls in both the northbound
and southbound directions was included within the scope of work as well as the
challenges of interfacing and coordinating work with “sister projects” to the
immediate north and south of the limits of this project. Two (2) existing concrete
bridge structures were demolished and replaced with wider and improved pre-
stressed concrete box-beam structures and high performance concrete decks
and slabs upon cast-in-place concrete piles. The work associated with the
bridge structures included:
 Review and monitoring of demolition and erection plans for two (2) newly
constructed bridge structures.
 Foundation excavation adjacent to and/or within environmentally sensitive
areas.
 Extensive and complicated dewatering work.
 Construction, setting and monitoring of formwork and reinforcing steel,
cast-in-place concrete piles, cast-in-place reinforced concrete foundations

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and abutments, substructure membrane waterproofing, pre-stressed
concrete box beams, elastomeric bearings, epoxy coated reinforcing steel,
as well as high performance concrete parapets, decks and slabs with
concrete penetrating sealer treatment.
 Additional structural work included six (6) existing culverts retrofitted and
extended with precast and cast-in-place reinforced-concrete box culverts
along with headwalls, end-walls and wing-walls all being constructed with
extensive dewatering techniques and materials such as; well-points, coffer
dams, diversions, bypass pumps and temporary and permanent steel
sheeting.
 Site improvements included grading and surface drainage, recharge
swales/infiltration basins and drainage structures; full-depth roadway
construction as well as profile milling and resurfacing of the existing
pavement utilizing various job-mix formulas and paving techniques to
accommodate redesigned slopes and grades to facilitate widening;
cantilever-sign-support-structures and overhead-span-sign-structures
utilizing drilled-shaft foundations along with newly installed and relocated
ground mounted sign structures and roadway appurtenances such as;
beam guiderail, concrete barrier, delineators, rumble strip, signing, striping;
all as included in the 133 Construction Contract Line Items.
 Observation of contract work so as to ensure consistency and conformance
with contract drawings, project specifications and industry standards.
performing in-situ materials testing and daily field measuring, calculating,
verifying, documenting and reporting of contract work utilizing various
computer programs for submittal to the Resident Engineer Supervisory
responsibilities during the overnight shift, i.e. monitoring overall site safety
conditions, coordinating with contractor and police for work zone traffic
control per NJTA and MUTCD standards.
 Assistance with office work, i.e. review of daily reports, as-built review and
preparation, quantity take-off calculations and back-up for projections in
preparation of change-orders as well as review, reconciliation and
resolution of contract item quantity discrepancies and review of prevailing
wage rate/certified payroll submittals.
Client Contact: Mr. George White, R.E., Kupper/JMT, 609-607-9063
Mr. Joseph Johnson, P.E., Engineering Liaison, NJTA, 732-750-5300
NJ Turnpike Authority - Guide Rail Post Replacement GSP Milepost 126
to 172.4 - 05/2010 - 07/2010
Mr. Herrmann provided the construction inspection of all contract items for this
$7.4M project, including field measuring, calculating, verification,
documentation and daily reporting of Contract Line Items, utilizing the CapEx
computer program for submittal to the Resident Engineer for this project. This
system provides for the replacement and repair of steel beam guiderail
components along the GSP Northbound and Southbound mainline roadway,
ramps and service roads. Other areas of responsibility included:
 Inspection and reporting to the Resident Engineer of maintenance and
protection of traffic, results of prevailing wage interviewsl.

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 Maintenance of general work zone safety, verification of utility mark-out
work, maintaining of safe practices during excavation and/or driving posts
within proximity to existing underground utilities and coordination and
oversight of repairs to utilities when required, as well as preparation of
punchlist reports, as-built plans and oversight of project closeout work.
Client Contact: Mr. Andrew McConnell, P.E., Engineering Liaison, NJTA,
732-750-5300
NJ Turnpike Authority - Clear Zone Maintenance and R.O.W. Fence -
11/2009 to 05/2010
Mr. Herrmann provided the construction inspection of all contract items for this
$1.8M roadway safety improvement project including :
 Field measuring, calculating, verification, documentation and daily
reporting of Contract Line Items utilizing CapEx computer program for
submittal to the Resident Engineer for this project, which provides for the
re-establishment of the Clear Zone adjacent to the NJ Turnpike and Garden
State Parkway roadways, as well as the installation of Chain Link Fence to
secure the Authority's Right-of-Way.
 Other areas of responsibility included inspection and reporting to the
Resident Engineer of maintenance and protection of traffic, general work
zone safety, verification of utility mark-out work, oversight of work within
proximity to existing utility systems and prevailing wage interviews of
Contractor’s personnel.
Client Contact: Mr. Matthew McCafferty, R.E. Kupper/JMT, 609-310-0594
NJDOT- FHWA Long-Life Pavement Markings Contract, Central, 06/2009
to 11/2009
Highway Construction Inspector for this $4.5M federally funded project. Mr.
Herrmann’s responsibilities included:
 Oversight of all materials and work, field measuring, calculating,
verification, documentation and daily reporting of all pay items to the
Resident Engineer including temporary traffic control measures, general
work zone safety, removal and replacement work of existing long-life
thermoplastic traffic markings, epoxy long-line markings and RPMs,
preparation of punch-list reports and office works including review of daily
reports, contractors invoices and as-built quantities.
Client Contact: Ms. Sharon Pullen, NJDOT Central Region Construction
Dept., Resident Engineer, 732-513-7073
NYSDOT - Con Ed M29 Feeder, Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers, NY, 01/2009 to
06/2009
Mr. Herrmann provided the Construction Inspection for this $7.9M complex
utility and roadway repair project. His duties included:
 Inspection and general oversight of all work activities including QA/QC
inspection, documentation and reporting of all field conditions and
construction activities associated with the installation of five (5) miles of
electrical transmission line conduit and structures.
 Construction inspection, documentation and daily reporting of;
maintenance and protection of traffic.

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 General work zone safety, trenching, excavation and confined space entry
activities, in-place construction of trench protection measures i.e. trench
shields, sheathing and shoring and monitoring of groundwater and gases.
 Oversight of collection & review of preliminary underground utilities field
data via excavation of test pits, confirmation & verification of utility mark-
out work.
 Project coordination and communications with utility owners, agencies,
contractors and project owner for all work adjacent to and/or associated
with existing utility systems such as; water main & sanitary sewer
transmission, distribution & service lines, storm drainage systems,
electrical supply lines, fiber optic cable communication lines, natural gas
transmission, distribution & service lines, reconstruction. relocation,
repairs, rehabilitation and field adjustments to existing grades, elevations
and locations of existing utilities when required so as to facilitate installation
of newly proposed utilities.
 Monitoring of backfilling and compaction of all excavated areas, temporary
and permanent restoration of all impacted areas within City of Yonkers and
NYSDOT R.O.W. including; asphalt & cement concrete pavements,
roadway curbing and public walkways, traffic signage, striping &
signalization, as well as general oversight and quality assurance
supervision of all third party geotechnical & materials testing activities and
personnel.
Client Contact: Mr. Joe Rachiele, P.E., Yonkers Dept. of Engineering,
Municipal/Residential Land Development Projects - Caln Township, PA,
04/2008 - 01/2009 - Site Improvements to various major subdivision projects
designed, administered and constructed as per Township Construction
Ordinance conforming to PennDOT Standards and Specifications.
Duties included:
 Regular construction inspection of site improvements at various municipal
residential land development projects designed, administered and
constructed as per Township Construction Ordinance conforming to
PennDOT Standards and Specifications.
 Inspection, documentation and reporting of all work activities to Project
Managers and the Client.
 Project construction consisted of site clearing and earth work, installation
and testing of; geotextile materials, sanitary sewer, storm drainage and
water main systems, concrete and granite block curbing, sidewalks and
driveway aprons, subgrade, subbase, base & surface course pavements.
 Installation of retaining walls, site lighting, landscaping, traffic control
signage, striping and devices, monitoring and remediation of soil erosion
and sediment control, and daily report preparation and correspondence.
Client Contact: Mr. Jeffrey McClintock, P.E., Township of Caln, PA.
Department of Engineering, 610-384-0600

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Municipal Residential Land Development Projects - Caln Township, PA,
04/2008 to 05/2009 - Site Improvements to various major subdivision projects
designed, administered and constructed as per Township Construction
Ordinance conforming to PennDOT Standards and Specifications. Regular
construction inspection of site improvements at various municipal residential
land development projects designed, administered and constructed as per
Township Construction Ordinance conforming to PennDOT Standards and
Specifications. Daily responsibilities included:
 Inspection, documentation and reporting of all work activities to Project
Managers and the Client.
 Project construction consisted of site clearing and earth work, installation
and testing of; geotextile materials, sanitary sewer, storm drainage and
water main systems, concrete and granite block curbing, sidewalks and
driveway aprons, subgrade, subbase, base & surface course pavements.
 Installation of retaining walls, site lighting, landscaping, traffic control
signage, striping and devices, monitoring and remediation of soil erosion
and sediment control, and daily report preparation and correspondence.
Client Contact: Mr. Jeffrey McClintock, P.E., Township of Caln, PA.
Department of Engineering, 610-384-0600
Site Improvements within PennDOT Right-of-Way - Monroe Marketplace,
Selinsgrove, PA, 03/2008 to 04/2008.
Construction Inspection responsibilities of all on-site improvements including:
 Site clearing, grubbing, grading, underground utilities installation, storm
drainage systems construction.
 Retaining wall construction, preparation of and construction of poured
concrete footings, foundations walls, and mass concrete slab floors.
 Preparation of subgrade, concrete curbing and sidewalks, installation of
subbase, base, intermediate & surface course roadway pavements, as well
as construction and in-situ testing of construction items for off-site roadway
realignment and widening improvements within the PennDOT Right-of-
Way as coordinated with and overseen by a PennDOT Field
Representative including utility installation and relocation, earth work and
roadway courses and appurtenances.
Client Contact: PREIT Developers & McTish & Kunkel Associates, 610-
942-9430
Pier Village II, City of Long Branch, NJ, 09/2007 to 03/2008
Construction Inspection for all site improvements. This $14M Project consisted
of the demolition and reconstruction of a designated oceanfront redevelopment
area for the City of Long Branch including oversight of collection & review of
preliminary underground utilities field data via excavation of test pits,
confirmation & verification of utility mark-out work, project coordination and
communications with utility owners, agencies, contractors and project owner
for all work adjacent to and/or associated with existing utility systems such as;
storm drainage systems, electrical supply lines, fiber optic cable
communication lines, and natural gas transmission, distribution & service lines.
Construction inspection duties included:

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 Documentation and reporting of; site clearing, earth work, temporary traffic
control & general work zone safety.
 Storm drainage systems construction, concrete and granite block curbing,
pedestrian walkways.
 Site lighting, landscaping, reconstruction & restoration of existing off-site
roadway structure.
 Construction of new on-site roadways, traffic control signage and devices,
along with property lot inspections for issuance of Certificates of
Occupancy.
Client Contact: Mr. Kevin Hayes, Code Enforcement and Construction
Official, City of Long Branch, NJ, 732-571-6520
Site Improvements to Major Subdivisions Projects, Wall Township, NJ,
08/2001 to 03/2008
Conforming to NJDOT Standards and Specifications, inspection responsibilities
included:
 Collection & review of preliminary underground utilities field data via
excavation of test pits, confirmation & verification of utility mark-out work,
project coordination and communications with utility owners, agencies,
contractors and project owner.
 Construction inspection duties included installation and testing of sanitary
sewer, storm drainage & water main systems.
 Construction of concrete and granite block curbing, sidewalks and driveway
aprons, preparation & installation of subgrade, subbase, base & surface
course pavements, construction of retaining walls, lighting, landscaping,
line striping, traffic control signage and devices, daily report preparation.
 Review of surveyors cut sheets and as-built surveys.
Contact: Mr. Glenn Gerken, P.E., T&M Associates (formerly of CMX Inc.)
NJDOT- Route 440 Resurfacing, I-95 Interchange to Kreil Avenue, Perth
Amboy, NJ, 11/2007 - 12/2007 – Road Construction Inspector for this $4.9M
resurfacing project of four (4) miles of Route 440 Southbound, beginning at the
Outerbridge Crossing from the New York State line to the limits of Interstate I-
287 Northbound. Mr. Herrmann’s responsibilities included:
 Maintaining traffic control and safety with Traffic Control Coordinator
including lane closures, ramp closures and detours,
 Inspection of all pay items including; 8,000 SF of full depth concrete
pavement repairs, 5,200 SY of spray applied waterproofing membrane to
existing bridge decks, 29,000 SY of Milling, 109,500 SY of diamond
grinding of existing concrete pavement beneath all overpasses, 2,400 CY
of roadway excavation, and 29,000 SY of bituminous concrete surface
course paving.
Client Contact: Mr. Greg Maryak, NJDOT Resident Engineer, 732-225-
2933
NJDOT - Route 66 Westbound Resurfacing, Tinton Falls, NJ, 08/2007 –
Road Construction Inspector for this Resurfacing Project. Project consisted of
resurfacing Route 66 Westbound along the newly constructed road widening
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so as to facilitate the proposed retail complex construction and newly
constructed overpass bridge structure. Construction inspection responsibilities
included:
 Observation of milling.
 Surface preparation, tack coat and installation of surface course pavement,
ensuring proper traffic control and safety with Traffic Control Coordinator
including lane closures, ramp closures and detours and general oversight
of third party inspection activities for quality control/quality assurance
materials testing.
Client Contact: Mr. John Woodley, Chelsea Properties, 973-228-6111
NJDOT - Route 9 Traffic Line Striping, Home Depot Roadway
Improvements, 07/2007 - Road Construction Inspector for this Project
consisted of supervision of traffic striping layout and installation, as well as
ensuring proper work zone and temporary traffic control safety with traffic
control coordinator (TCC) including lane closures and maintenance of advance
warning signage and devices so as to comply with approved Traffic Control
Plan (TCP). Contact: Mr. Michael Testa, Ocean County Dept. of
Engineering, Toms River, NJ, 732-929-2130
NJDOT MRRC No. 258 - Rt. 202 Pavement Resurfacing, Branchburg, NJ,
01/2007 to 06/2007 - Road Construction Inspector for this $3.1M roadway
pavement resurfacing project. Project consisted of:
 Full depth pavement repair and reconstruction of all lanes including
excavation, subgrade and sub-base preparation, concrete pavement
repair, milling of existing pavement.
 Installation of base, intermediate and surface course pavements,
waterproofing membrane at bridge decks, saw-cutting and sealing, and
monitoring of temporary traffic control, work zone and public safety with
Traffic Control Coordinator including lane closures, ramp closures and
detours.
 Inspection duties included daily monitoring of all construction activities,
oversight of third party quality control/quality assurance inspection and
documentation and reporting all activities to the Resident Engineer.
Client Contact: Mr. Kiran Amin, NJDOT Central Region Construction
Resident Engineer, 732-625-4207
2006 Upper Freehold Road Program, Upper Freehold Township, NJ,
05/2006 Construction Inspector whose responsibilities included inspection of
all items. Work included:
 Base repair, sub-base installation, leveling course, base & surface course
paving, striping, traffic control signage & devices.
 Landscaping and streetscape components as well as preparation of daily
reports, review of as-built drawings and review of certified payroll
submittals.
Contact: Mr. Glenn Gerken, P.E., formerly of CMX Inc., presently of T&M
Associates

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2007 Colts Neck Road Program, Colts Neck, NJ, 07/2007 - 09/2007.
Construction Inspection responsibilities included inspection of all contract pay
items. Work included:
 Storm drainage improvements, base repair, sub-base installation, leveling
course, saw-cutting and crack sealing, base & surface course paving,
striping, traffic control signage & devices, landscaping and streetscape
components.
 Collection & review of preliminary underground utilities field data via
excavation of test pits, confirmation & verification of utility markout work.
transmission, distribution & service lines as well as preparation of daily
reports, review of as-built drawings and review of certified payroll
submittals.
Contact: Mr. Glenn Gerken, P.E., formerly of CMX Inc., presently of T& M
Associates
Ocean Township Road Program, Improvements to Deal Road Phases 1 -
3, Ocean Township, NJ, 2004 - 2007 Construction Inspector whose
responsibilities included; inspection of all work and contract pay items.
Preliminary project activities included:
 Excavation for test-pits so as to ascertain locations and elevation of existing
underground utilities.
 Confirmation and verification of utility mark-out work and coordination and
scheduling with local utility authorities and owners for excavation within
proximity to existing underground utilities adjacent to storm drainage
improvements.
 Base repair, preparation of subgrade, subbase installation, leveling course,
tack coat, base & surface course paving, traffic striping, traffic control
signage & devices, landscaping and streetscape components.
 Preparation of daily reports, review of as-built surveys, and review of
certified payroll submittals.
Contact: Mr. Fran Mullan P.E. formerly of CMX Inc., presently of T & M
Associates, 732.671.6400
Allaire Bike Path Phases 1, 2a & 2b, Wall Township, NJ, 2003 - 2006
Construction Inspector whose responsibilities included quality control/quality
assurance inspection of all contract pay items and general oversight of all work
actives so as to ensure compliance with contract specifications and all
applicable standards of governing agencies. Jim’s work included:
 Assistance to the design engineer in preliminary study of field conditions,
locating of underground and overhead utilities and associated
appurtenances, construction layout.
 General oversight of clearing, grubbing, excavation and grading work
adjacent to environmentally sensitive areas such as wetlands and
conservation areas and all work in proximity to existing utility systems such

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as high pressure water, sanitary sewer and natural gas transmission,
distribution and service lines, electric supply lines, and fiber optic cable
communication lines.
 Inspection of contract pay items included; construction of storm drainage
improvements, retaining walls, all pavement structure courses.
 Installation and maintenance of soil erosion and sedimentation control
measures.
 Temporary and permanent traffic control signage, striping & devices,
landscaping and streetscape components as well as preparation of daily
reports.
 Review of surveyors cut sheets and as-built surveys and contractors
progress payment invoices, certified payroll submittals as well as
conducting of on-site prevailing wage interviews with Contractor’s
personnel.
Contact: Mr. Glenn Gerken, P.E., formerly of CMX Inc, presently of T & M
Wall Township Road Improvement Program Wall, NJ, 2002 - 2005 -
Construction Inspector whose responsibilities included inspection of all contract
pay items. Work included:
 Storm drainage improvements, preparation & installation of subgrade,
subbase, leveling course, tack coat, base & surface course pavements.
 Maintenance & protection of traffic, traffic control striping, signage &
devices, landscaping and streetscape components.
 Preparation of daily reports, review of surveyors cut sheets and as-built
surveys and review of certified payroll submittals.
Street Opening Permit Inspections, Various Locations, Wall Township,
NJ, 2001 - 2007- Construction Inspector whose responsibilities included
inspection, documentation and reporting of all improvements within the
Township Right-of-Way. Work included:
 Maintenance & protection of traffic, new construction and/or reconstruction
of curbing, sidewalk, and roadway sections as well as utility connections
and installation, and storm drainage improvements.
 Excavation adjacent to existing underground and overhead utilities, and
connection to existing underground utilities such as wet-tap connections
and core-drilling of existing structures etc. as well as confirmation &
verification of utility mark-out work.
transmission, distribution & service lines.

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NJ American Water, Wall Township, Rt. 34 S/B to Birdsall Road, Howell
Township, 09/2002 – 12/2002 - Construction Inspector whose responsibilities
included inspection, documentation and reporting of installation of over 5,000
linear feet of 30”diameter Ductile Iron Pipe raw water transmission line with all
required appurtenances and associated impact upon property owners,
residents, businesses and utility owners within the Township Right-of-Way. Mr.
Herrmann’s duties included:
 Maintenance & protection of traffic, general work zone safety, and
restoration of roadway sections.
 Excavation adjacent to existing underground and overhead utilities, as well
as confirmation & verification of utility mark-out work, project coordination
and communications with utility owners, agencies, contractors and project
owner for all work adjacent to and/or associated with existing utility systems
such as; water main & sanitary sewer transmission, distribution & service
lines, storm drainage systems, electrical supply lines, fiber optic cable
communication lines, natural gas transmission, distribution & service lines.
Apollo/USA Fiber Optic Cable, Township of Wall, NJ, 11/2001 - 06/2002 -
General oversight of installation of six (6) miles of Fiber Optic Cable within
Township, County & State roadways from terminal operations building to the
municipal boundary line at Manasquan, NJ. Work included:
 Excavation and unidirectional boring for installation of FOC and associated
structures adjacent to existing underground and overhead utilities in
residential and commercial zoned areas with backfilling performed
including use of Portland Cement Concrete, Soil Cement, Diggable-
Flowable Fill, Controlled Low Strength Material, Dense Graded Aggregate,
best excavated materials compacted to specified densities and bituminous
concrete pavement courses.
 Confirmation & verification of utility mark-out work.
contractors and project owner for all work adjacent to existing utility
systems such as; water main & sanitary sewer transmission, distribution &
service lines, storm drainage systems, electrical supply lines, fiber optic
cable communication lines, natural gas transmission, distribution & service
lines and overhead utility systems.
Contact: Mr. Glenn Gerken, P.E., T & M Associates, 732-671-6400
Growing Tree, Route 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 08/2007 - 12/2007
Construction Inspector whose responsibilities included inspection of all on-site
improvements, as well as all improvements within the NJDOT right of way as
coordinated with and overseen by NJDOT Field Representative. Work included:
 Maintenance & protection of traffic, storm drainage improvements,
and core-drilling of existing structures, construction of concrete curbing,
pavement widening & restoration, striping, signage & landscaping.

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DeFazio, Route 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 01/2006 - 06/2006
coordinated with and overseen by NJDOT Field Representative. Work included:
 Maintenance & protection of traffic, storm drainage improvements.
connection to existing underground utilities, construction of concrete
curbing, pavement widening & restoration, striping, signage & landscaping.
Premier Business Center, Rt. 34 , Wall Township, NJ, 07/2005 - 12/2007
- Construction Inspector whose responsibilities included inspection of all on-
site improvements, as well as all improvements within the NJDOT right of way
as coordinated with and overseen by NJDOT Field Representative. Work
included:
and core-drilling of existing structures etc., construction of concrete
curbing, roadway widening & restoration, striping, signage & landscaping.
Ashton Woods, Route 35 South, Wall Township, NJ, 06/2005 -12/2007
coordinated with and overseen by NJDOT Field Representative. Work
included:
L&H Sporting Goods, Rt. 35 South, Wall Township, NJ, 06/2005 - 04/2005
included:
and core-drilling of existing structures, jack & bore and unidirectional bore
work, construction of concrete curbing, pavement widening & restoration.
CSE Corp. Center, Rt. 34 South, Wall Township, NJ, 05/2005 - 12/2007

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included:
A&S Italian Deli, Route 35 South, Wall Township, NJ, 09/200 - 05/2004
included:
and core-drilling of existing structures, jack & bore and unidirectional bore
work, construction of concrete curbing, pavement widening & restoration,
striping, signage & landscaping.
Contact: Mr. Glenn Gerken , P.E., T & M Associates, 732-671-6400
The Monmouth, Rt. 70 East, Wall Township, NJ, 08/2004 - 12/2007
included:
Terranomics, Route 35 South, Wall Township, NJ, 07/2003 - 11/2003
included:
Colfax Development, Rt. 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 06/2003 -12/2003
included:

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D’Esposito, Route 34 South, Wall Township, NJ, 04/2003 - 06/2006
included:
Ramshorn Center, Rt. 34 South, Wall Township, NJ, 04/2003 - 12/2007
included:
Lepis, Route 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 01/2003 - 05/2003
included:
CJS Investments, Rt. 34 South, Wall Township, NJ, 06/2002 - 12/2002
included:

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Amerada/Hess, Rt. 70 East, Wall Township, NJ, 06/2002 - 09/2002
included:
Orchards at Wall, Rt. 35 North, Wall Township, NJ, 01/2002 - 06/2002
included:
Apollo USA Cable Rt. South, Wall Township, NJ, 11/2001 - 04/2002
included:
Wawa Convenience Store, Rt. 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 10/2001
included:

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HighTech Associates, Rt. 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 10/2001 - 12/2007
included:
curbing, pavement widening & restoration, striping, signage
Investors Savings Bank, Route 34 North, Wall Township, NJ, 09/2001
coordinated with and overseen by NJDOT Field Representative. Jim’s work
included:
What’s Your Racquet, Route 138, Wall Township, NJ, 08/2001 Construction
Inspector whose responsibilities included inspection of all on-site
coordinated with and overseen by NJDOT Field Representative. Jim’s work on
this project included:
and core-drilling of existing structures, construction of concrete curbing,
pavement widening & restoration, striping, signage & landscaping.

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