Draft proposal requesting FEMA funds to establish an office coordinating NYCDOH's participation in WTC environmental response efforts.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document JUN-06-20a2 22:55 DISEASE INTERUENTION 212 ?8S 4734 P.03/05
Salaries are approximations of fully loaded labor costs. Most individuals will be hired as NYCDOH staff and will also require office space provided by the City. Assumed project period of 18-24 months.
Office Administration ntte Annual No. Staff Totaf Salary Salary Director 145,000 1 145.000 Administrative 52, 1 52,000 Clerical 45,000 1 45,000 Consulting Environmental 130,000 1 130,000 Advocate Senior Industrial Hygienist 110. 1 110, [•I® City Research Scientist 65,000 1 65,000 Data Entry/Clerical 30,000 1 30.IaiH Total $577,000
Annual Naads Assessment Hite “ Annual No. Staff Total Salary Salary Survey Coordinator 45, 1 45. Field Staff (25 hrs/week) $10/hr 30 (for 4 weeks) 30,000 I Total $75,000
I 2. Technical Support
Provide guidance to the NYC Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DOITT) in compiling indoor monitoring data from private companies Consult on data comparability, perform data cleaning and reconciliation, provide data analysis. data interpretations and risk characterization assss.ments Develop data reports Support EPA background study Develop guidance documents (cleaning, contaminants, health effects, population group risks) Participate in identifying contaminants of concern and recommend effective cleaning measures Conduct research, monitoring, pilot cleanup demonstrrtlons and other tasks as needed Respond to concerns around technical issues (schools, outdoor, indoor, worker) In concert with DOITT, develop data presentations (mapping, graphs, charts, tables) Make presentations to community on technical issues Consult on technical issues
DRAFT 2 5/31/2002 James Miller
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