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IN THE MATTEROF: COASTAL AIRTRANSPORT, INC. Respondent. FAA DocketNo. FAA-2011-1005 Judge J.E. Sullivan FAA CASENO. 2010S0700037

COMPLAINANT'S SUPPLEMENTALFILING TOITSFINAL WITNESS LIST 

## The Complainant, by and through his undersigned attorney, hereby submits in accordance with the AdministrativeJudge's Orderdated July 31, 2012, the Complainant's Final Witness and Exhibit lists as follows:


## I. Agency Witness List Cartice Dye Manager, AtlantaField Office Federal AviationAdministration Security & 

## Hazardous Materials Safety Joint Security & 

## Hazardous Materials, East 1701 ColumbiaAvenue College Park, GA 30337 Ms. Dye is the Manager ofthe Atlanta Field Office ofthe FAA Security and Hazardous Materials Division, College Park Georgia. Ms. Dye is expected to testify, including but not limited to her knowledge regarding the sanction proposed in this matter for the undeclared shipment. (Expert witness) Please find attachedresume for Ms. Dye. Respectfully submittedthis 7th day ofDecember2012.

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## CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 

## I hereby certify that a copy ofthe foregoing Complainant Supplemental Filing to its Final Witness was mailed by Federal Express and facsimile to: The Honorable J.E. Sullivan DOT, Administrative LawJudge Office ofHearings, M-20 U.S. Department ofTransportation 1200 NewJersey Avenue, S.E. EastBuilding GroundFloor RoomE12-320 Washington, D.C. 20590 (FAX) (202) 366-7536 and viaExpress Mail to: Michael Foster, President Coastal AirTransport, Inc. P.O. Box 3985 Christiansted, St. Croix, VI 00822 andthe original and one copy viaFederal Expressto: Hearing Docket U.S. DepartmentofTransportation Docket Operations, M-30 West Building Ground Floor Room W12-140 1200NewJersey Avenue, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20590

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- Atlanta FederalAviation Administration 1701 ColumbiaAve College Park, GA United States Pershameron Cartice Dye Day Phone: 404-30'i-l'iR40 Evening Phone:· Mobile: 404-427-2725 Email: cartice.dye@faa.gov

Supervisory Hazardous Materials Specialist (This is a federaljob) Supervisor: Deborah Kennedy (404-305-683I) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes Overseeing and managing hazardous materials compliance and on-site inspections for air carriers, shippers, and repair stations: evaluations ofair carriertraining programs; and investigation ofincident discrepancies and regulatory compliance violations. Manager subordiante staffin performing observations, surveillance, records review, and interviews to assess and prepare inspection and hazardous materials precedures reports; and in obtaining information, conducting investigations, and preparing Enforcement Investigative Reports on hazardous materials incidents. Provides advice, guidance, assistance, and outreachefforts as a technical experton Hazmat issues to subordinate staff, other FAAorganizations such as Flight Standards, and air carriers, shippers, repair stations, and the flying public. Coordinates and collaborates with legal staffand other Federal agencies on enforcement investigations and penalties in orderto ensure compliance with legal requirements and standards. Participate in ASH and FAA working groups on various hazardous materials policies and issues, and applies experience and expert technical knowledge when serving as the principal advisor on hazardous materials issues and activities. Coordinates with Joint Office, ASH, and FAA Officials in accomplishing responsibilities and ensuring effective management and administration ofthe hazardous materials program.
FederalAviation Administration 170I ColumbiaAvenue Ol/2002- 0712012 Hours per week: 40 0712012- Present Hours per week: 40

College Park, GA United States Series: 1801 PayPlan: FV Grade: I SecuritySpecialist(This is a federaljob) Supervisor: Deborah Kennedy (404-305-6830) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes Conducton-site air carrier and shipper inspections to ensure compliance with the federal hazardous materials regulations. Enforce regulatory compliance b writing enforcement investigative reports (EIRs) orcounseling. Review aircarrierand shippertraining records and hazardous materials programs to ensure compliance with the federal hazardous materials regulations. Evaluate regulatedentities standard operating procedures to ensure compliance and identifY weakness in theirhazardous materials programs. Enforcethe federal rules andregulations as they apply to regulated parties suchas air carriers, repair stations, shippers, indirect air carriers, and stores. Prepare and provide presentations (outreach) to educate the public, carriers, shippers, repair stations, businesses, individuals (regulated parties) on the safe transportationofhazardous materials in commerce. Provide advice, guidance, and assistanceto air carriers, shippers, repair stations, businesses, passengers and individuals on the federal regulations.


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Participate in special emphasis and focus inspections that requires the record review, surveillance and evaluation ofan air carrier's (passenger and cargo) standard operating procedures for hazardous materials. Provide expert technical assistance to Legal (Regional Counsel) on hazardous materials enforcement investigative reports. Attend and participate in all informal conferences with Regional Counsel and regulated parties to provide experttechnical assistance, review corrective action and represent the Security and Hazardous Materials Compliance and Enforcement Section. Routinely coordinate and collaborate with Regional Counsel on mitigating enforcement investigative reports. Review all Atlanta and Miami Hazardous Materials Agents civil penalty enforcement investigative reports to ensure hazardous materials allegations are substantiated through report writing and evidence. Assist hazardous materials agents in writing and gathering evidence for enforcement investigative reports. Review, evaluate, and disseminate discrepancy reports to hazardous materials agents. Respond and investigate incidents and discrepancy reports. Conduct interviews with regulated parties to ensure compliance with the regulation and or substantiate a violation. During inspections observe regulated parties performing hazardous materials functions and evaluate those functions for compliance ofthe regulations. Respond to external government agency request for Freedom ofInformation and Congressional requests. Frequently designated as Acting Branch Manager where Iam responsible for attending weekly manager's meeting, respond to employee's needs, and provide a cohesive working environment by honestly communicating the responsibilities ofthe employee and the employerto meet the goals ofthe Office and Agency. Detailedto Atlanta Field Office Manager where Iwas responsible for ensuring time and attendance was completed in a timely manner. Approved telework for subordinates, assigned work to employees, oversaw incidents responses at the UPS, MEM, and FEDEX facilities. Provided assistance during the UPS Dubai crash, gathered information from UPS representatives and Flight Standards Office. Coordinated and disseminated crash information between the Director ofJoint Security and Hazardous Materials Office, East and the Washington Office. As the Duty Officer, 1respond to incidents related to hazardous materials and FAA government building security and FAA employees. Participate in Aviation Education Program- prepare and present presentations to high school, middle and elementary school studentson careers in aviation. Communicate with local schools and assist with specials projects, i.e. Teacher ofthe Year, Science and Social Studies Fairs, etc. FA Club President- Annually coordinate with all LOBs and coworkers to host annual picnic for all FAA employees in the metropolitan area Solicit ideas and suggestions to improve picnic. Solicitvolunteers to assist in the cooking and coordination ofthe annual picnic. Collaborate with Regional Counsel onguidelines for employee activities in a government facility. Organize meetings with local venders to participate in annual picnic. During mydetail to DisasterResponse Program, I assisted the Program


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