portfolio

Environmental and Engineering Managers Ltd. (EEM), is established to provide engineering and consulting services in the following areas:

Waste Management Plans

November 2005 to 2006 

Ministry of Land & Environment/Ministry of Health/UNITAR – Developed an Interministerial Coordinating Mechanism for the Management of Chemicals and Chemical Wastes

January 2000 - March 2010

WINDALCO (formerly ALCAN Jamaica Ltd.) - Environmental Engineering and Management Consultant - assisted Windalco in their disposal of asbestos in accordance with regulatory requirements and provided guidance to them to improve their solid waste management practices by establishing systems to:

• collect PET bottles for recycling
• separate medical waste from other garbage
• improve operations of their disposal sties.

May to June 2006

Lloyd Peak – Soils investigation for lead at 10 Red Pond Road and recommendations for corrective action

November 2005 to date

Ministry of Land & Environment/Ministry of Health/UNITAR – Developed an Interministerial Coordinating Mechanism for the Management of Chemicals and Chemical Wastes

August 2004 to November 2005

Inter-American Development Bank/National Environment and Planning Agency (IDB/NEPA) – Kingston Harbour Project, Component C, Port Waste Reception Facilities - Worked with KPMG and Lawson and Associates on the siting and design of Port Waste Reception Facilities and preparation of “Bid Ready” documents for the implementation of the same. 

June 2004 – March 2005

Coastal Water Quality Improvement Project 2 – Prepared a Solid Waste Management Plan for Port Antonio and its environs

January 2000 to present

WINDALCO (formerly ALCAN Jamaica Ltd.) - Environmental Engineering and Management Consultant - assisted Windalco in their disposal of asbestos in accordance with regulatory requirements and provided guidance to them to improve their solid waste management practices by establishing systems to:

• Collect PET bottles for recycling
• Separate medical waste from other garbage
• Improve operations of their disposal sties.