Brian Hurry Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Syracuse, New York, United States

United States

Syracuse, New York Area

ProjectsBuffalo River AOC - Honeywell, Buffalo, New York Mr. Hurry provided three-dimensional (3D) grading and design using core chemistry, depth design models, and bathymetric surveys to provide 3D models and volume takeoffs for dredging teams for several miles of river. The designs were used to create figures for a full Fox River work plan.Yellowstone River Remediation - Montana-Dakota Utilities, Sydney, MontanaMr. Hurry provided three-dimensional (3D) grading and design using core chemistry, depth design models, and bathymetric surveys to provide 3D models for dredging teams for several miles of river. The designs were used to create figures for a full Fox River work plan.Fox River Design - Tetra Tech, Green Bay, Wisconsin Mr. Hurry provided three-dimensional (3D) grading and design using core chemistry, depth design models, and bathymetric surveys to provide 3D models for dredging teams for several miles of river. The designs were used to create figures for a full Fox River work plan.Lower Rouge River Old Channel Design - Honeywell Detroit, Michigan Mr. Hurry provided 3D grading, full contract plan sets, permit drawings, and general figures for this project. The project involved many different grading designs mended together to provide a seamless design surface with consistent design rules.

Syracuse, New York Area

Town of Verona Sewer District Design-Town of Verona Verona, New York Mr. Hurry provided layout and design for the alignment of a force main and gravity sewer in the Town of Verona. GPS was used to locate existing septic tanks and electric meters. Post-processed data were then used along with aerial photography for the design phase.Town of Sullivan Sewer District Design-Town of Sullivan Sullivan, New York Mr. Hurry was responsible for the layout and design of the alignment for a force main and gravity sewer in the Town of Sullivan/Hamlet of Bridgeport. Post-construction as-built drawings were provided to the client using GPS locations attained during the construction phase.

Orange County, New York

Responsibilities• Preparation site plans & drawing sets• Utilization of aerial surveys to create large utility networks• Sewer design - creating inverts, calculating slopes.• Converted various datasets into specific coordinate systems & datums; data procurement• GIS mapping & analysis• Software utilized: AutoCAD 2011 3D, AutoDesk LT, ArcGIS, Trimble handheld GeoXH 2008 GPS, Trimble Pathfinder, all Microsoft Office ProductsProjects• Cartegraph/ArcView 10 Software Integration - Completed software integration for the City of Port Jervis with ArcView and Cartegraph. Created seamless end-user interface.• Multiple Municipal Services in Hudson Valley GIS – served as service specialist providing municipal services across Orange, Sullivan and Ulster County in New York State. Services included digital conversion of utilities, mapping services, data analysis for costing, field operations, software installation, training and ongoing technical support. 4/2008 – Present.• New Windsor Landfill Management Management of landfill including metals analysis, VOC levels, basic observation including dumping mitigation. Coordinator with NYS DEC for delivery of Quarterly reports and assisted with the development of the Site Management Plan.

New York, Ny

Responsibilities• Gather, organize and analyze GIS data to create digital and hard copy mapping for clients as well as internal departments• Supervise field operation of data collected by subconsultants.• Manage workflow between other corporate offices, subconsultants and clients.• Utilized topographic survey CAD data for elevations, cross sections and other tasks to create FEMA flood maps (DFIRMS) for Region 2• Worked to create and edit details and layout for MetroNorth Railroad (MTA).• Software utilized: AutoCAD 2000, AutoCAD 2004, ArcGIS, all Microsoft Office ProductsProjects• NYC Sewer Mapping Project. NYC Department of Environmental Protection. Field supervisor, responsible for day to day management and organization of field surveys. Supervises group of in-house technicians responsible for document research as well as production and geodatabase deliveries. Provides on-site training/orientation of data maintenance, software installation, application updates for client. Conducts GIS related activities including map interpretation, aerial photo interpretation, quality control, database design, spatial analysis, GPS and cartography in the development of a citywide sewer GIS and map. 2002-2008• Map Modernization Program Federal Emergency Management Agency. Served as GIS Analyst assisted with mapping needs assessment for conversion of flood insurance rate maps into digital format for Region II Regional Management Center in New York and New Jersey. Developed database for tracking FY05 and FY06 adoption and compliance for FEMA Region II. Used AutoCAD to create Digital Flood Insurance Rate Maps. 2004-present• New Haven Line Station Improvements MTA. Field supervisor, responsible for day to day management and organization of field data. Designed tracking database for 10 engineers to more easily coordinate tasks from different office locations. Assisted with AutoCAD drawing development and deliveries. 11/2007-4/2008

Jfk Airport, Queens, Ny

RBA Group, Morrisville, NJ 11/2001 to 11/2002: Survey Instrument Operator/CAD Technician Responsibilities• Surveyed all subsurface utilities at JFK Airport (Port Authority NYNJ)• Converted, transferred and drafted Utilities lines • Packaged data deliveries to PANYNJ• Software utilized: AutoCAD 2000, Trimble Pathfinder, all Microsoft Office ProductsProjects• JFK Utilities Management System. Port Authority of New York New JerseyManaged both markout and survey crews developing a GIS to manage utilities at JFK International Airport. Converted survey data of all underground utilities including water, sewer, gas, electric, and communication into detailed maps using AutoCAD. GPS was used to establish control points at the airport. This project allowed for better construction management while JFK is under a 15 year redevelopment plan as well as future emergency management plans. 2001