Hadiseh Bolkhari, Ph.D., P.Eng.

Water Resources Engineer at Credit Valley Conservation
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Credentials

  • WHMIS
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    Oct, 2014
    - Sep, 2024
  • • Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals
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    Oct, 2014
    - Sep, 2024
  • Calling of an Engineer
    Camp 3
    Mar, 2014
    - Sep, 2024
  • Proactive & Practical Communication
    MITACS
    Oct, 2013
    - Sep, 2024
  • The Power of Positive Networking
    MITACS
    May, 2013
    - Sep, 2024
  • Essentials of Productive Teams
    MITACS
    Feb, 2012
    - Sep, 2024
  • Foundations of Project Management
    MITACS
    Feb, 2012
    - Sep, 2024

Experience

    • Canada
    • Environmental Services
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Water Resources Engineer
      • 2019 - Present

    • Canada
    • Environmental Services
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Water Resources Engineer
      • 2017 - 2019

      I have competed a wide range of planning, channel design and restoration projects which have been subject to the EA process. These projects involved proposal writing, data gathering (background studies, topographic surveys, etc.), detailed site assessments, evaluation of existing geomorphic and geophysical processes, development of hydraulic models, update of existing hydraulic models, problem identification, modeling of solutions, concept design development and detailed design. Examples of my project experiences are listed below:• Mimico Creek Detailed Design To Protect Sanitary Sewer Trunk, City of Toronto.• Erosion Hazard & Flooding Assessment of the Credit River Tributary at 2207 Embleton Road, Brampton.• Roseland Creek Erosion Control Project – From Upper Middle Road to Guelph Line, Burlington.• Grey Abbey Slope Stabilization, TRCA.• Tuck Creek Erosion Control from Billings Court to Harvester Road, City of Burlington.• Mill Creek Erosion Restoration EA & Design, Town of Orangeville.• Strom Outfall Erosion at Mill Street, Town of Aurora. • Geomorphic, Hydraulic, and Ecological Summary, Jane Street Culvert, City of Toronto. Replacement.• Ramsey Lake Subwatershed Study and Master Plan using CE-QUAL model, City of Sudbury. • Lynde Creek Hydraulic, Geomorphic & Fisheries Assessment in Support of Jeffery Park Redevelopment, Town of Whitby, ON• Hydraulic Analysis for West Dean Park Pedestrian Bridge #2 Repairs, Serdika Consulting Inc, Toronto, ON.

    • Water Resources Engineer
      • 2015 - Oct 2017

      • Participating in surface water resources projects, including development impact evaluation, watershed management, design of hydraulic structures and natural channel design.• Applying knowledge of hydraulic analysis as well as interpretation of water quality data in a variety of projects.• Analyzing wave uprush along CRCA shorelines based upon equations and nomographs provided in Shore Protection Manual (SPM) and Coastal Engineering Manual (CEM) to calculate theoretical wave uprush • Computing 100-year storm characteristics based on statistical analysis of historical levels, as well as an allowance for wind setup.• Applying numerical models, including Delft3D, Simulating Waves Nearshore (SWAN) and Simulating WAves till Shore (SWASH). • Implementing field investigation including collection of depth soundings along the existing shorewall to supplement the available LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data available at CRCA. • Reviewing existing CRCA uprush data, available digital photography data and collecting new data.

    • Canada
    • Oil and Gas
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Geophysical data processor
      • Sep 2014 - Jul 2015

      Performing data processing for classifications of microsesmic events, polarity pickings, and data analysis of assigned microseismic projects and post-processing technique to Relocate Microseismic Events. Performing data processing for classifications of microsesmic events, polarity pickings, and data analysis of assigned microseismic projects and post-processing technique to Relocate Microseismic Events.

    • Adjunct Assistant Professor, Course Instructor
      • 2015 - 2015

      The average of finals was 85.4/100 which makes me so happy.Hydraulics II (3rd year undergraduate course): Fundamental Hydrology, Open Channel Hydraulics and Environmental Hydraulics• Developing course materials on Fundamental Hydrology, Open Channel Hydraulics and Environmental Hydraulics.• Using most of the available teaching aids (such as charts, PPTs, short films etc) to convey the subject matter to students.• Recording student’s progress by conducting specially designed quizzes.• Maintaining records of student attendance, involvement, and progress. • Surveying students in order to obtain information about their needs in the course.

    • Canada
    • Higher Education
    • Research Assistant
      • Sep 2009 - Aug 2014

      Best in Science Program, funded by Ministry of the Environment • Conducted predictive biogeochemical research on climate change effects on Lake Simcoe, Bay of Quinte and Hamilton Harbour.• Analyzed and interpreted physical, chemical, and biological water quality parameters.• Statistical analyze of historical meteorological records and applied statistical procedures to determine the forcing conditions over Ontario lakes (Lake Simcoe, Hamilton Harbour and the Bay of Quinte).• Made recommendations to policy makers on Remedial Action Plans and Clean-Up reports.• Cooperated with Ministry of the Environment (MOE), Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and Environment Canada (EC) to advance predictive research.• Processed and analyzed observed meteorological data and biogeochemistry laboratory data over a period of15 years used also by Waterloo university researchers.• Prepared reports, presentations and scientific papers meeting deadlines and presented in conferences (e.g. IAGLAR), workshops and seminars.

    • International Trade and Development
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Civil Engineer
      • Mar 2008 - Sep 2009

      Integrated Land and Water Resources Management Project, Funded by World Bank• Trained to be familiar with the World Bank’s procurement guidelines. • Supervised large and complex research and engineering consultants and contractors to ensure projects delivered within agreed time-frames and on budget from initiation to closure.• Reviewed the current and historical records of the site provided by municipal and environmental business directories.• Regular site visits assessment in order to identify the present and potential environmental concerns of significance.• Monitored installed boreholes and monitoring wells to verify the groundwater flow direction and prepared report with findings.• Prepared required documentation including approvals, statements of work, projects charters, budgets and tender documents. • Leaded and participated in project management procurement planning meetings with World Bank team members, Ministry of Interior delegates, consultants and referees to assess Project Development Objectives (PDOs). • Applied project management risk policies as part of evaluation of the consultant tasks according to the Terms of Reference of the contracts and updated progress reports of projects.• Conducted Social and Environmental Screening and Assessment Framework (SESAF), including mitigation and monitoring plan for the projects.• Maintained an effective relationship within Project Management Unit, and with contractors, consultants and stakeholders.• Scheduled disaster management capacity building activities.• Conducted pilot studies to test earthquake resistant construction technologies.• Organized public awareness seminars on emergency response strategy.• Coordinated training workshops on the enforcement of seismic building codes for key government staff (mostly engineers). • Reviewed client invoices and conducted budget assessment of project resources.• Managed the preparation of final reports submitted to World Bank.

    • Iran
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Teaching Assistant
      • Sep 2005 - Sep 2008

      • Hydraulics, Fluid Mechanics, Watershed Hydrology, River Engineering• Tutoring Physics, Mathematics, Hydraulics, Fluid Mechanics and solid mechanics. • Hydraulics, Fluid Mechanics, Watershed Hydrology, River Engineering• Tutoring Physics, Mathematics, Hydraulics, Fluid Mechanics and solid mechanics.

    • Space Structures research group
      • Mar 2003 - Sep 2004

      • Analysis and test of rod elements of space structure.• Field visits to different sites of space structures. • Analysis and test of rod elements of space structure.• Field visits to different sites of space structures.

    • Civil Engineer Internship
      • Apr 2004 - Aug 2004

      • Undertook engineering investigations designs and works projects.• Utilized computer software systems (SAP, ETABS, and Auto CAD) to prepare engineering designs.• Provided assistance with project management of selected projects, including monitoring of quality assurance, financial reporting, timeframes and asset management components. • Undertook engineering investigations designs and works projects.• Utilized computer software systems (SAP, ETABS, and Auto CAD) to prepare engineering designs.• Provided assistance with project management of selected projects, including monitoring of quality assurance, financial reporting, timeframes and asset management components.

Education

  • Queen's University
    Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Hydrology and Water Resources Science
    2009 - 2014
  • Iran University of Science & Technology (IUST)
    Master's Degree, Hydrology and Water Resources Science
    2005 - 2008
  • Iran University of Science & Technology (IUST)
    Bachelor's Degree, Civil Engineering
    2001 - 2005

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