Neil Curra has over 20 years of experience in environmental and construction industries, including experience as a construction superintendent, project manager, quality control officer, and foreman. He has extensive expertise in hazardous waste handling and remediation projects. Some of his representative projects include the remediation of outdoor firing ranges for the Department of Homeland Security and asbestos abatement projects. He has comprehensive safety training and multiple certifications.

1. Neil Curra
20203 Glenmoor Dr, West Palm Beach, FL, 33409
561-239-6850
Neilcurra@yahoo.com
I have over 20 year’s professional experience in the environmental and construction
industries. I am formally trained in all major areas of: HTRW, Quality Control, and Health and
Safety, extensive environmental operational experience focusing on results-oriented
implementations.
Construction Superintendent of CEI(Cherokee Enterprises Inc) – 2008-2014
Responsible for job site supervision of field personnel and subcontractors; quality assurance
and quality control; and is the project point of contact between Local, State, and Federal
agencies. Also responsible for ensuring that all field personnel are aware of and take steps to
comply with relevant laws and regulations (EPA, DOT and OSHA). Well-versed in heavy
equipment operations, as well as packaging, storing and transporting of hazardous materials and
waste through formal training in all major areas of Hazardous Toxic and radioactive waste,
Quality Control/Quality Assurance, Health & Safety, and extensive environmental operational
experience focusing on results-oriented implementation. Areas of expertise include: storage tank
management, general construction oversight, QA/QC, due diligence assessments, construction
and abatement rules and safe worksite practices, environmental/building permits, closure reports
(personal/clearance air monitoring results and disposal documentation).
Representative Project Experience
• US Department of Homeland Security- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Glynco
Georgia, Remediation of Outdoor Firing Ranges 1-4 – Site Superintendent
• US Department of Homeland Security- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, Asbestos &
Hazardous Materials Abatement & Removal of Series 30 Dorms- Site Superintendent
• Broward County Mass Transit, Underground Storage Tank Removal & Replacement Design &
Project Oversight-Site Superintendent
• Miami-Dade County DERM- American Airlines Arena, Excavation of 4.5 Acres of
Contaminated Soil- Site Superintendent
• Miami-Dade Aviation Department, Building 2120 Fuel Line Pipe Abandonment Construction-
Site Superintendent
• Broward County Aviation Department, Terminal 3 Storage Tank Upgrade-Site Superintendent
• United States Army Corp of Engineers, Repairs at Structure S-375- Quality Control Officer
Advanced Power Technology- 2007 – 2008
Senior Project Manager / Q C- the job involved a Shell to Circle K 10 million dollar sign
conversion. Duties include traveling to job sites throughout Florida for sign inspection and
communicating with the clients from both Shell and Circle K. Job Scheduling, permitting and
client relations were additional duties.
WBC/Select Build- 2006-2007

2. I started as superintendent in the shell contracting business. My daily duties were: overseeing
subs during each phase of construction. 8 months after being a superintendent I took on the
positions of Q A specialist. Within 6 months, of being a Q A specialist we received our Quality
Assurance Certification. We are now certified by NAHB. My daily duties as a QAS, is going
from job site to job site checking quality of each phase of construction.
Cherokee Enterprises, Inc. (CEI) – 2004 to 2006
During my employment with CEI, I established the experience and competence as a safety
superintendent has been beneficial to the overall success and “smooth running” of field
construction activities. Although employed with this company for less than a year, my
professionalism has been reflected in the various activities that he has performed.
• Supervised the excavation of 4.5 Acres of soil at the American Airlines Arena. This excavation
done to a depth of 3 feet was performed to determine if the soil was potentially contaminated.
• Installed a pump, appurtenances, and approximately 300 linear feet of waste processing piping to
divert waste from one tank to another. Job was performed at the U.S. Navy Mayport Naval
Station.
• Installed double-wall welded diesel lines for an underground emergency generator at the Miami
International Airport.
• Installed a new 500-gallon AST, aboveground piping and pump set; and removed 4,000-gallon
UST for an emergency generator. Job was performed at the Miami International Airport.
• Removed three 6000-gallon diesel/unleaded underground storage tanks (USTs), associated
piping, dispensers, and fuel islands at the M&M Service Station.
• Removed fueling facility Veeder Root tank level and leak detection system at Kendall-Tamiami
Airport
• Department of Home Land Security in Brunswick, GA. Lead abatement of 4 outdoor firing
ranges. Demolition of 3 watchtowers excavated 4 burms in back of firing ranges. At the end of
the job we were 1 of the 12 different companies to receive an award from the federal
government.
• Repaired installed, modified, and removed fuel USTs, ASTs, pumps, dispensers, fuel and
hydraulic piping, and Veeder Root systems at General Services Administration Fleet
Management, Miami-Dade Transit Agency, and the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department.
Montgomery Watson Harza Constructors – 2000 to 2003
During my time at MW, I was solely responsible for supervision. My responsibilities included:
• Florida-PCB Excavation/Landfill Cap Installation Project at Cape Canaveral.
• Sanitary Sewer Pipe Installation at the Miami-Dade Transit Agency, Coral Way Bus Facility.
• Asbestos removal at Wurtsmith AFB in Michigan.
• DDT Excavation/Backfill in Savannah, Georgia.
• Instillation of a back flow prevention device, a recovery system for JP-8 Fuel Off loading
Facility, and cleanup of an Energy Dissipater, at Pope AFB, in North Carolina
• Hazardous waste clean-up, demolition of building, and asbestos removal at Johnson Electric in
Columbus, Mississippi.
• Installation of new Sanitary Sewer in Charleston AFB, South Carolina.
• Lead Abatement through the Army Corps of Engineers, in Pennsylvania.
Metcalf & Eddy – 1993 to 2000 – Foreman, Pipe fitter / Plumber Operations

3. For three years I worked on and improved his skills as a mechanic, specializing in pipe
fitting. After this time, I was prompted to the foreman position. With the title, I gained the
responsibility of heading and supervising large commercial jobs. I was also responsible for
timesheets and daily logs; and scheduling, building department and county inspectors. As I
became more experienced in his field of work, I was appointed as field supervisor. Additional
responsibilities included the operation of a Backhoe, Trackhoe, Bobcat machinery as well as
carpentry and concrete finisher.
As I grew in the company I worked as both a technician and superintendent during this
period. Then I worked on a 3 year project for the Broward County Department of
Transportation. My responsibilities included the removal of concrete debris and the construction
of the right-of-way. I also assisted and supervised the removal of gas, and fuel oil USTs and
ASTs. I also supervised the installation of a Stage 2 Vapor Recovery Systems at various
AMOCO gas stations throughout Broward County and Dade County.
Fenley & Nichol – 1989 to 1993 – Mechanic/Pipefitter
At F&N, I attained numerous certifications during this. I started plumbing school as a first-
year apprentice through the Plumber’s Local 200 for Master Plumbers License. During which
time I obtained a Class 1 Federal Drivers CDL license along with certifications in OSHA
Chemical Pollution Control, OSHA Confirmed Space and Entry, OSHA competent Persons in
Excavations, and O/C Tank Installations Technician. With my competence in all aspects of O/C
tank installation, AO Smith pipe installation, cutting and threading gal pipe, and operation of
backhoes and industrial, machinery, my work was appreciated and I was appointed foreman of
tank and pipe installation.
Deer Park Fuel/Dix Hills Pools – 1987 to 1989 – Manager
My career started as a Class 3 fuel delivery truck driver and oil burner repair serviceman.
During the summer I serviced pools, some of which were installed by me and members of my
family. Within two years, I was promoted to manager of the company. My duties included sales,
employment hiring, and work crew scheduling.
Training:
• Construction Quality Management for Contractors Asbestos Abatement for D.O.T.
• Lead Awareness
• OSHA Chemical Pollution Control
• OSHA Confined Space and Entry
• 30-Hour OSHA Construction Training
• 40-hr OSHA HAZWOPER training
• 8-hr OSHA HAZWOPER refresher training
• 8-hr Annual Health and Safety Supervisor training
• First Aid/ CPR
• O/C Tank Installation Technician
• Class 1 Federal Drivers License, Haz-mat Certified
• Heavy Equipment Operator
• Masters Plumbers Certification
• Fourth Year Apprentice Plumbers School
• Earth-Moving Equipment Safety Training