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LFG Extraction System Operation, Monitoring, and Maintenance (OM&M)

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Consulting Services for Landfill Gas Engineering Support, Storm Water Compliance Services, On-Call Service and Reporting for the California Street Landfill

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AgencyCalifornia → Facilities & Community Services Department of City of Redlands
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Performs routine and non-routine operation, monitoring, and maintenance of Landfill Gas Extraction Systems (LFGES) for prime contractors on City of Redlands landfill projects. Conducts weekly site inspections, boundary probe monitoring, and coordination with cogeneration plant operators to prevent surface emissions. Requires a full-time Field Technician available 24/7 and compliance with SCAQMD Rule 1150.1 and Rule 431.1. Delivers maintained LFGES system and monitoring logs.

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