Oleksiy Chernoloz, P.Eng., M.S. Email & Phone Number

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Toronto, Canada Area

Working on innovative solutions to improve the material properties and longevity of concrete structures, monitor their condition remotely using the AI, and to reduce their environmental footprint

Montreal, Quebec And Rankin Inlet, Nunavut

Tracked and maintained compliance of operations with more than 1,200 obligationsCollected, systematized, analyzed and reported data to internal (senior management) and external (government agencies) stakeholdersActed as a liaison with other departments, contractors, consultants, federal and territorial regulatorsAssisted in the development of safety.

Tucson, Arizona Area

Faculty of Chemical and Environmental EngineeringM.S. project - “Numerical Modelling of the Hollow Fiber Membrane”Experienced in the laboratory environment, with water quality testing and standardsAs part of the team led by Dr. Arnold, worked on innovative technologies of water treatment i.e. membrane distillation of high salinity groundwater on Native.

Tucson, Arizona Area

Faculty of Mining and Geological EngineeringM.S. thesis - “Cataloging of Tailings Dams in Arizona”Aided in curriculum development and delivery of “Engineering Sustainable Development” courseAs part of the team led by Dr. M.Poulton, conducted research on the workplace safety, the monitoring of environmental impacts, reduction of environmental footprint and.

Led “Environmental Management for Mining” tutorial for third-year students As a part of the team lead by Dr. K. Peterson researched alternative aggregate sources and new strategies to enhance the strength of the concrete within the “Air-void system (AVS) testing” project for Ontario Ministry of Transportation Highway Infrastructure Innovations Funding.

Supervised teams of contractors and suppliers to ensure high quality and timely progress of various construction projects involving ready-mix concreteField-tested concrete across the Greater Toronto Area to ensure conformance with applicable standards and customer specifications

Laval

Worked as part of a four-person team on the feasibility study of a large open pit project in Northern Quebec. Gathered and processed relevant geotechnical information, created and interpretated the geotechnical engineering model, pit design, performed stability analysis to conform to safety requirements and presented the study in feasibility report.

Master'S Degree, Mining Engineering

Master'S Degree, Environmental Engineering

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Mining And Mineral Engineering

Activities and Societies: Hart House Underwater Club