ALBERTO GUILLERMO RIBAS
Pilots at 68 Ct, Miami, FL
License number
Florida A4775489
Issued Date
Sep 2016
Expiration Date
Sep 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
6310 SW 68Th Ct, Miami, FL 33143
Professional information
Alberto Ribas - Miami, FL
Work:
A Group, Inc
Assistant Project Manager Kansas State University
Assistant Professor Kansas State University
Graduate Teaching Assistant A Group, Inc - Miami, FL
Office Engineer A Group, Inc - Miami, FL
Internship A Group, Inc - Miami, FL
Internship
Assistant Project Manager Kansas State University
Assistant Professor Kansas State University
Graduate Teaching Assistant A Group, Inc - Miami, FL
Office Engineer A Group, Inc - Miami, FL
Internship A Group, Inc - Miami, FL
Internship
Education:
Florida International University
Masters of Science in Construction Management University of Florida in Gainesville - Gainesville, FL
Bachelors of Science in Building Construction Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville - Gainesville, FL
Associates of Arts
Masters of Science in Construction Management University of Florida in Gainesville - Gainesville, FL
Bachelors of Science in Building Construction Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville - Gainesville, FL
Associates of Arts
Skills:
Skills: Fluent in Spanish AutoCAD Primavera Expedition Primavera Project Planner (P3 & P6) Primavera Suretrak Microsoft Office Timberline-Basic Construction & Capital Project Improvement Software (CMIC) Camtasia Studio
President At A2 Group, Inc.
Location:
Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area
Industry:
Construction
Land Reclamation System
US Patent:
4235562, Nov 25, 1980
Filed:
Dec 8, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/967784
Inventors:
Alberto L. Ribas - Miami FL
International Classification:
E02D 300
US Classification:
405128
Abstract:
An improved procedure is disclosed for reclaiming land as it is surface mined; more particularly, reclamation of mined-out phosphate-containing land is disclosed where strata comprising a sandy component, a phosphate pebble component and a slime component are excavated, and the sandy component and the slime component are returned after extraction of the phosphate pebble component and dewatering by the dewatering system of the present invention. The volume of returned material is equal to or less than the volume of mined material, and the returned material forms a stable and agronomically sound soil. This result is obtained by accelerating dewatering of the slimes component of a specially treated backfill prior to and after deposition in the mined-out pit.