Charlie Daniels Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Dalton, Olmsted & Fuglevand, Inc. (DOF) is a civil engineering and environmental remediation consulting firm with an emphasis on the cleanup of upland, shoreline, and marine sites. We perform site investigations, engineering design including preparation of construction plans and specifications, and construction oversight for our projects.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Performed a variety of field work and office tasks including Phase II subsurface site investigations, collection of soil, vapor, and groundwater NPDES samples, operated peristaltic and bladder pumps for multi-day groundwater monitoring events, conducted stormwater compliance site inspections, assisted in SWPPP updates for national client, feasibility study for remedial implementation ofclient-government negotiations, review of geotechnical remedial design sheets, subcontractor oversight, environmental health & safety project management.

Redmond, Washington, United States

Satellite manufacturing environmental, health & safety oversight and consultation.

Fife, Washington, United States

Drill boring, hand auger, and test pit soil logging and sample cataloging; geologic hazard assessments, nuclear density gauge compaction testing, slope stability, stormwater infiltration analysis; pitotube well installation and groundwater monitoring; construction monitoring; proposal, figures, and report writing; navigating geologic maps and jurisdictional codes.

Seattle, Washington, United States

I completed my BS geology degree + a minor in oceanography from the world’s no. 5 and no. 1 public university for Earth Science and Oceanography, respectively. I wish to study Puget Sound’s most challenging earth-involved interactions and find solutions. I’m always excited to learn about coastal geomorphology, bathymetry, hydrologic cycle, and marine and lacustrine sediment evolution. I am presently trying to engage in the scientific and geologic consulting and engineering industry.

Seattle, Washington, United States

NASA continues to study the possibility of generating an air-tight, lunar base that could support astronauts through limited construction, using pre-existing Lunar Lava Tubes or tunnels. Working directly for the PI on this NASA project, we are constructing a possible environment/ rover engineering obstacle course. The obstacle course will facilitate a nation-wide, NASA-funded student challenge to help exhume innovations in rover engineering. This project will generate an obstacle course that will be recreated in various outposts throughout the United States of America.

Started working at the Burke MuseumAs a Wilson Laboratory Assistant, I sort fossiliferous sediment under a microscope, in a search for fossilized mammal teeth that guide us with clues to the proximal climate of the K-Pg boundary (Cretaceous-Paleogene) from field sites in Montana, 7 tons of fossiliferous sediment. I am also a working display for museum guests to observe.https://www.burkemuseum.org/

Seattle, Washington

Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage, Alaska Area

Recycling & material contaminant is be a large focus of my agenda toinclude:More recycling available at housing and work centers on base for paper,plastic, glass, and aluminum/tin cans as well as specific plastics like "bottlecaps". This is merely one issue some of my co-workers have addressed.I would enjoy investigating the flight-line rain-watershed to analyze the chemical impact(s), leeching effects on Cook Inlet.

Anchorage, Alaska Area

I hope to help impact the lives of Alaska's youth, to help give them the resources they need to achieve the goals they may never have thought possible.

The Juneau Icefield Research Program (JIRP) is an eight-week immersion in the wilderness of the Juneau Icefield, during which participants (undergraduate, graduate, and high school juniors and seniors) traverse 75 miles/120 kilometers of the Juneau Icefield. The Icefield covers the border between Southeast Alaska and northwest British Columbia. Students and staff cover the entire distance on foot, traveling over hiking trails, on crampons, and by ski from Juneau, Alaska to Atlin, British Columbia.This 6 credit (2 lecture + 6 lab semester credit hour) course integrates field techniques in glacial geomorphology and glaciology and explores the key relationships between the Earth, atmosphere, and climate sciences. Students will conduct original research on the Icefield and present their findings at the end of the course. Research projects may be associated with ongoing research or new projects developed by the students and instructor.About 30 students live in close quarters with one another and are mentored by more than two dozen post-doctoral researchers in the field. Participants are active partners with leading scientists pursuing groundbreaking research. We stimulate cross-disciplinary collaboration among students from the United States and around the world with scientists engaged in all aspects of Earth systems science.

United States

Summary of Technical Abilities: managed, diagnosed, rectified faulty wiring and electrical components on aircraft, to include upgrades, operating heavy machinery, and test-set equipment. Overhauled, optimized, and fabricated structures, hardware, gaskets, sealants, and pressure contacts included in environmental protection, pressurization, fire extinguishing, liquid-oxygen cryotainers, and pneumatic bleed air systems.Summary of Leadership Efforts: performed as a skilled technician and trainer, developing supervisory and leadership skills through progressive responsibility on the job, individual study, and mentoring from others. Determination and ability to handle stress by working full-time 40-55+ hours per week, overnight, outside, withstanding Alaskan winters, while attending university 12-16 credits per semester, and still striving to establish effective first-line supervisory excellence due onto my team by the maximum use of interpersonal and cross-cultural abilities.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I love to learn. We, as a people, believe that learning is confined to a desk or a book; I like to come up with new ways to learn. Learning never stops. A lot of people do not realize learning is continued in our everyday lives. For the rest of our lives, it never stops.Paving avenues for further relationships with customers on behalf of the Company, I began to understand a new type of industry.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Earth & Space Sciences: Geology + Oceanography Minor From The School Of Oceanography, Geological And Earth Sciences/Geosciences

Beginning as a transfer student, through 2021 at UW, I’m embarking on a fantastic journey to learn! Coursework from UW before graduation.

Juneau Icefield Research Program, 4.0

Activities and Societies: I spent an amazing summer on the Juneau Icefield, and I got some really good climatology, isotope geochemistry.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Geological And Earth Sciences/Geosciences, 3.73

Activities and Societies: Double Minor in Geographic Information Systems & Mathematics. Relevant Coursework: Physical geologic.

Associate Degree Of Applied Science, Aviation Maintenance Technology

Activities and Societies: United States Air ForceAssociate of Applied Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology. Relevant Coursework.

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