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Harry Rosenberg, P.E.
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Public
Sector Management and Consulting Engineer,
Public Administration Service |
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Education and Supplementary Training:
B.Sc., Engineering, 1959
Facility of Installations and Utilities
Institute of Civil Engineering, Bucharest, Romania
Technion, Israel Institute
of Technology, courses in:
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Fortran Computer Language
(1969)
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Statistics for Water
Engineers (1970)
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Design of Gravity
Irrigation Systems (1970)
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Treatment of Water for
Potable Use (1974)
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Wastewater Treatment
(1976)
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Experience:
- Director for Africa; Public Administration
Service, 1989-present
- Engineer and Director of
Operations--Africa Division; TAHAL Consulting Engineers, Ltd., 1975-1989
- Director of Projects, Francophone Africa;
TAHAL Consulting Engineers, Ltd., 1986-1989
- Director, Ghana and West Africa; TAHAL
Consulting Engineers, Ltd., 1979-1986
- Project Manager, Nigeria sewerage system;
TAHAL Consulting Engineers, Ltd., 1978-1979
- Research Team Member; IBRD Research
Project, 1978
- Project Manager, Nigeria water supply
schemes; TAHAL Consulting Engineers, Ltd., 1977-1978
- Head Planning and Design; UNDP/ WHO Rural
Water Supply and Environmental Health Project,
Ghana, 1975-1976
- Water and Sewerage
Engineer, Israel; TAHAL
Consulting Engineers, Ltd.
Water Supply Division, 1968-1975
- Project Manager,
Israel water supply schemes;
TAHAL Consulting Engineers, Ltd., 1971-1975
- Deputy Director of Planning, Water Supply
Master Plan for the city of Tel Aviv; TAHAL Consulting Engineers, Ltd.,
1968-1970
- Head Plumbing, Water
Supply and Sewerage Dept.; Technical Department - Ihud Hakibbutzim -
Collective Settlements Organization, 1966-1968
- Superintendent and
Chief Superintendent of Works; Electromechanical Installations Contracting
Firm - TRUST 21 INSTALLATIONS, Bucharest, Romania, 1959-1965
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Membership in Professional Societies:
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Registered Professional
Engineer in Israel
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American Water Works
Association (AWWA)
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Member of the Association
of Architects and Engineers in Israel
- American Society for
Public Administration
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Languages:
Reading, writing, and speaking fluency in the
following:
- English
- French
- Romanian
- Hebrew
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Mr. Rosenberg has over 40 years professional experience with
about 25 years in Africa where he has worked in infrastructure and
industrial projects within both industrialized and developing countries. In
Africa (including East Africa and Tanzania) he has worked in large scale
infrastructure projects covering a full range of services which include:
- Planning
and implementation, including project preparation
- Reconnaissance
and pre-feasibility studies
- Master
plans
- Feasibility
and planning studies
- Design
and preparation of specifications
- Bill
of quantities and contracts
- Site
engineering
- Site
and general supervision
- Contract
management
Mr. Rosenberg has worked
in Eastern Europe, Israel, and Africa in urban and rural projects as well as
in civil and industrial projects. Projects were financed by national
or international funding agencies including the IBRD/IDA, AfDB, UNDP, WHO,
USAID, KfW, and GTZ. He has designed and installed maintenance operating and
reporting systems for a range of public works functions. The majority of
Mr. Rosenberg's assignments have included counterpart training and training
sessions on selected topics. As part of these projects he has defined
investment needs, alternatives and priorities analysis, establishment of
budgetary frameworks, and technical assistance. He has exhibited excellent
experience in international agencies procedures for procurement of goods,
works and services.
He has performed
evaluation of tenders for works, goods and services; also pre-qualification
of contractors and consulting firms. Has managed consulting activities of
US$ 1.4 million per year and managed staff of up to 25-30 professionals. He
has excellent knowledge of FIDIC and ACE contracts. He has carried out
long-term/residence assignments in Ghana, Romania, Nigeria, Israel, and
short term assignments and Project overseen in Ethiopia, Sierra Leone,
Zaire, Tanzania, and Ghana, Burkina Faso,
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