Scott Harrison Project Manager
JOB TITLE	Assistant Project Manager – Cheyenne Mountain
FIRM
REGISTRATION & CERTIFICATIONS	Certified Asbestos Abatement Supervisor/Contractor

 

Overview

·         Over 13 years of experience in asbestos abatement

·         Extensive knowledge and expertise in the automation of project management and business related systems.

 

Scott has worked in the asbestos abatement industry for the past thirteen years.  His areas of responsibility include employee reviews, business development and inventory control.  Scott serves as a Project Manager and as such interfaces with regulatory agencies.  He is well versed in the current ever changing regulations governing asbestos and lead based paint abatement.  Scott also has extensive knowledge and expertise in the automation of project management and business related systems.  His expertise is applied as part of LEC’s approach in client customizing work procedures and solutions.

 Relevant Project Experience

 BellSouth Headquarters Building Birmingham, AL.  An operational facility which scope of work entailed interior demolition and the abatement of 700,000 square feet of spray-on fireproofing and an elaborate decontamination unit on each floor giving accessibility to all work areas. A portion of the abatement project was performed utilizing a series of complex tiered scaffolding and the "dance-floor" system which enabled the work to be performed above the operational floor. The complexity of the project required that the Headquarters Building remain operational and occupied while maintaining a low profile with minimal disruption to the building daily operations. The 30 story building was staged in multiple phases consisting of abating (3) floors per phase. The removal of 25,800 sq. ft of spray-on fireproofing per floor. The project demanded intricate coordination with the building owner and managers, and various trades involved.

 

AmSouth Sonat Building Birmingham, AL.  The project involved a 30story hi-rise in a progressive plan to abate floors as they become available. A crew of 50 asbestos workers where assembled and mobilized. The project involved the protection of surrounding floors above and below where abatement was taking place. Each floor was completed within a six week time-frame.