Bruce King, Pe Email & Phone Number

United States

I supervise a Vermont's team implementing the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's Lead Service Line funds. We work with water systems, contractors, and other stakeholders to carry out the service line requirements of the Lead & Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) and Improvements (LCRI).

Plan, develop, and assure timely completion of simple to intermediately complex transportation projects for the Agency of Transportation's Rail & Aviation Bureau supporting 304 miles of state-owned rail lines, 149 miles of state-owned rail trails, and 10 state-owned airports.

Burlington, Vermont, United States

Leads a seven-member Section applying engineering and scientific principles in anticipating, recognizing, and evaluating occupational and environmental health hazards. Designs and recommends risk control measures and other courses of action that enable Risk Management decisions, and in some cases Patient Care strategies, to ensure Force Health Protection.

Burlington, Vermont, United States

As Officer-in-charge, Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force (BEEF), I ensured civil engineer personnel met operational plan taskings, impromptu contingency taskings within unit capabilities, and other unit-specific deployment requirements.

Syracuse, New York, United States

• Developed and managed a $20M construction, repair, maintenance, and demolition program; created design documents, statements of work, and cost estimates• Supervised four engineering technicians in drafting, surveying, and construction management execution and training• Managed $4M Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) addition and repair project• Provided quality assurance for $5M, 125,000 SY airfield pavement repair design• Supported real estate actions, space allocations, and airfield joint use agreement• Evaluated and validated, when appropriate, facility work order requests• Operations Flight Commander (Sept 2020 - March 2021)

Syracuse, New York, United States

Lead the Engineering Flight as it trained for and supported global contingency operations providing construction management and planning, engineering design, soil testing, surveying expertise, and GIS administration. The flight also prepared for its state mission of responding to natural disasters and other emergencies. Additionally, at Hancock Field, the Engineering Flight provides home station support of construction, repair, and maintenance of facilities and infrastructure of the 174th Attack Wing and tenant units including the Syracuse Military Entrance Processing Station and the New York Army National Guard’s 27th Brigade, totaling over 1,200 military and civilian personnel.

Kuwait

• Led 18 personnel providing construction management, engineering technical support, and environmental management for 760 facilities on 7,500 acres• Managed 28 construction projects valued $11M supporting base defense, infrastructure repairs, quality of life improvements, and flying operations

Syracuse, New York Area

• Reviewed proposed actions in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act • Maintained an ISO 14001 Environmental Management System for the installation• Supervised an environmental specialist managing the solid and hazardous waste program• Revised plans for solid and hazardous wastes, spill prevention, and storm water pollution• Managed air & water quality, natural & cultural resources, pesticide, and asbestos programs

Syracuse, New York Area

• Lead, counseled, recruited, and evaluated 50 cadets as prospective Air Force officers• Created, managed, and executed of all unit recruiting efforts & an annual $4,000 budget• Instructed cadets and university students on an accredited curriculum of Air Force History, the Foundations of the U.S. Air Force, and leadership studies

Scott Air Force Base, Il

• Finalized project scopes, statements of work, and government cost estimates• Planned and programmed FY 13-18 Military Construction, Sustainment, Restoration, Modernization (SRM), and Demolition programs• Provided technical oversight and daily inspections for construction and repair projects• Held administrative command authority, distributed and managed daily tasks for 270 military and 130 civilian personnel; executive officer to Squadron Commander

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Environmental Engineering

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega, Air Force ROTC, Arnold Air Society, ASCE, Chi EpsilonMinors in Sustainability Studies and Air &.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Civil Engineering

Activities and Societies: ASCE- Concentration in Construction Management - Certificate of Advanced Study in Public Infrastructure.