Frank Breen, Cpg Email & Phone Number

Sault Sainte Marie, Mi, Us

Key skills: Ability to develop long term client-centered service to understand and focus on specific client / project needs and ensure long-term client relationships. Visualize complex groundwater and soils impacts to foster deeper understanding of technical challenges to stakeholders and to implement collaborative decision-making based on a solid technical understanding of site conditions. This approach further allows maximization of buy-in at all levels of decision making. As the principle of BGM, Mr. Breen assists clients in developing effective technical and project management solutions to dealing with sites involving remediation, risk, fate and transport modeling, and water supply. Mr. Breen also works in a peer review capacity for a number of large industrial clients provided recommendation and review of consultants work at their facilities. Mr. Breen also provided litigation support and opinions for environmental cases.

Sault Sainte Marie, Mi, Us

Adjunct Professor in the departments of geology and business and legal studies. Developed courses in geochemistry, geoenviromental systems, hydrogeology as well as project management.

Mr. Breen was responsible for technical review and consulting as well as client development and project management. Mr. Breen also conducted a number of federal and state investigation and remediation projects under State Regulatory Programs in Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, Texas, Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, as well as CERCLA and RCRA sites in Region 5 and Region 3.

Olathe, Kansas, Us

Mr. Breen was responsible for operation management for the environmental branch of Terracon in the Chicago area. He was also responsible for technical oversight and review of all environmental projects within the operation as well as technical and project management oversight.

Mr. Breen acted as a regional technical resource for projects conducted in the central and eastern United States including numerous superfund and RCRA sites. He provided technical expertise in groundwater flow and chemical fate and transport modeling in support of remediation and risk assesements.

Mr. Breen worked as a consultant with Waterloo GeoScience while completing his graduate work. His responsibilities including oversight of field work including sampling and aquifer testing for regional watershed studies, geologic mapping, geostatistical analysis, groundwater flow and chemical transport modeling, and task management.

Mr. Breen was a research assistant during his tenure at the University of Waterloo. His primary responsibility involved conducting research on the mobility and persistence of the herbices Diclofop-methyl, Mecoprop, and Atrazine in aerobic groundwater. Mr. Breen conducted natural gradient injection tests at Canadian Airforces Base Borden as part of his research of his Master Degree in Hydrogeology at Waterloo and developed analytical methods for analyzing groundwater samples for selected herbicides using high pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC).

Grand Rapids, Mi, Us

Contract field investigation work for landfill permitting in Solon, Ohio and site investigation work in Indianapolis, IN. prior to engaging in graduate work.

Msc, Hydrogeology

Bsc, Geology