CARLOS WALKER

Actively monitor debris removal operations at loading sites, staging areas, and disposal facilities, observing the types and quantities of debris being collected. Ensure that contractors only pick up eligible debris as defined by disaster guidelines and regulations.

Documentation:

Maintain detailed records of debris removal activities, including load tickets, truck capacities, and debris types, using electronic devices or log sheets.

Measure and record the volume of debris collected on trucks to ensure accurate reporting. Identify and report any issues with debris removal practices, such as improper segregation or ineligible debris being collected.

• Inspected and maintained vehicle supplies and equipment to ensure vehicles remained in proper working condition. Prepared detailed reports outlining trip, vehicle and passenger details Accurately placed loads in optimal locations for spreading and distribution by bulldozers and material movers.

Overseeing and documenting the removal of debris following a natural disaster, ensuring that only eligible debris is collected, properly segregated, and disposed of by contractors, while maintaining compliance with federal regulations by monitoring loading and disposal sites, and recording detailed information about the debris type and quantity through field observations and documentation.