Dwight Hollon Email & Phone Number

Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States

N3B Project Manager for the Materials Disposal Areas (MDAs) Program consisting of seven sites: MDA A, AB, C, G, H, L and T. This includes landfill gas collection and control, cover system design/construction, closure plan development, and geotechnical assessment. • Extensive experience in leading integrated project teams and stakeholders to identify and implement the appropriate path to achieve regulatory closure and complete Appendix B Milestones as part of the Consent Order Agreement between New Mexico and the DOE.• Experience managing project scope, schedule, costs, and risks; including knowledge and experience in Earned Value Management Systems.• Providing technical leadership and expertise specifically related to RCRA environmental site characterization and remediation.• Excellent writing and planning ability to develop scopes of work, project documents, and schedules for self-performed and subcontracted work.• Excellent coordination and communication skills to lead and facilitate project meetings with EM-LA, regulators, and other stakeholders.• As a project manager, regularly use skills and abilities to perform critical strategic tasks and to interpret broad strategic and technical requirements. Will develop and execute plans to meet and satisfy project goals for compliance to N3B policies and Compliance Order requirements.• Strong and effective interpersonal skills, such as leading the project team, or work as part of a team. Ability to communicate, work and interact effectively and amicably with people from diverse backgrounds, cultures and personalities. • Excellent communication skills with an ability to present ideas clearly and effectively in formal and informal conditions either in meetings or reports.• Strong ability to lead a team or work independently to accomplish project objectives using experience, expertise, training, and attention to detail.

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Environmental Support Manager (ESM) for the Installation Management Command (IMCOM) at the Badger Army Ammunition Plant (BAAP) in Wisconsin and the Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant (CHAAP) in Nebraska. Currently, the Contract Officer Representative (COR) for the BAAP Environmental Support Contract. Duties include providing technical oversight to subcontractors including the US Corps of Engineer, Cost to Complete (CTC) estimator and reviewer, developing Performance Work Statements (PWS) for funding by the US Army, and as a COR, overseeing the execution of the contract, monitoring costs, approving invoices, and ensuring the subcontractor is in compliance with the contractual requirements defined in the PWS.

Los Alamos, New Mexico

Responsible for project level management, oversight of project work elements, logistics, schedules and reporting as required to advance project progress. Coordinate all technical activities in an efficient manner to ensure that the project requirements and deadlines are met. Manage and communicate with other professionals and field personnel to accomplish the efficient and smooth implementation of project directives.Plan environmental remediation projects in accordance with established policies and procedures and interpret specifications and statements of work for projects.PROJECTS:South Ancho Canyon Aggregate Area InvestigationTotal budget is approximately $3 million.11 sites have been investigated and a certificate of completion (COC) is expected to be received from from the New Mexico Environmental Department (NMED). Met Consent Order milestone for the project.Lower Water/Indio Canyons Aggregate Area InvestigationTotal budget is approximately $3 million.6 sites have been investigated and a COC is expected to be received from from the NMED. Met Consent Order milestone for the project.North Ancho Canyon Aggregate AreaCoordinating management with N3B, DOE, and Triad or Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) support organizations to facilitate operations for the investigation and follow best management practices for surface water and sediment control from potentially contaminated areas. Developed budgets, scopes of work, contract proposals and subcontractor selection, and a Plug and Abandoning (P&A) plan for 18 monitoring wells and cased geophysical boreholes for the site. Coordinated with subject matter experts (SMEs) for the completion of floodplain analyses and compliance to NEPA regulations, sampling plan for the site and the execution of operations. Total budget for the project is approximately $8 million if planned excavation for risk mitigation occurs,

Houston, Texas Area

Providing geologic expertise to oil and gas operators for undiscovered hydrocarbons and potential salt water disposal wells; developing prospects to promote oil and gas for investment and development for onshore Gulf Coast and Appalachian regions. South Texas• Mapped the Navarro Sand in Milam County Texas.• Developed structure and isochore maps for oil and gas prospects.• Estimated the volumetrics for the prospects • Developed exploration plans by mapping and developing both a structure and gross isopach map in South Texas.• Identified acreage for possible exploration and development for identified plays.• Consulted with operators to map and develop prospects on salt cored anticlines and other structures in East Texas. • Met with Private Equity firms and independent oil and gas companies to present prospects for investments.• Consulted with operators to provide geologic support for the assessment of wells for economic enhancement and potential SWD candidates in East and South Texas.Appalachia• Working with geologists and financial personnel l to promote, secure, drill and produce oil and gas overlooked prospects in Appalachia.• Mapped the structure and produced isochores. Performed volumetric estimations for a prospect that covers over 70,000 acres.• Reviewed market availability and options for produced oil and gas.

Shreveport, Louisiana Area

Oil and Gas Division Manager – Provided management oversight and technical support to all aspects of the Salt Water Disposal (SWD) permit process for commercial and oil and gas operators. • Re-organized staff to improve efficiency and customer service.• Increased revenue for the division by 50% in four months.• Erased 6-month backlog of contracts in 2-months.• Worked closely with the Louisiana Injection and Mining Division (IMD) to facilitate permits and resolve technical concerns for saltwater injection and associated facilities.• Negotiated contracts for the division.• Produced technical reports incorporating subsurface investigations, interpretation of well and field data, analysis of proposed sites, and creation of associated work products such as integrated maps, cross sections, work plans, technical reports, well construction plans, permit packages, historical research and solution analytics.

Houston, Texas Area

Sr. Geologist – Geologic Project Manager for salt water disposal (SWD) and the characterization of oil and gas reserves of the Upper Fayetteville and Moorefield formations in the Fayetteville Field.• Mapped the Upper Fayetteville and Moorefield formations and developed structure, isopach, and formation petrophysics maps for estimating volumetrics. • Integrated work from reservoir engineering, petrophysics and geophysics to estimate approximately 80 Tcf of additional gas. • Completed the Upper Fayetteville and Moorefield reserves gas project in seven months, initially estimated for 18 months, including identifying behind-pipe pay and addressing surface casing overpressure.• Identified key factors for the relationship between SWD activity and seismicity in the Fayetteville Field. Findings were presented to the BHP Billiton Petroleum Leadership Conference• Characterized the subsurface geology, lateral continuity of target sands, faulting, fracturing, endangered species, formation salinity, adjacent well integrity, transportation, disposal well installation costs. water geochemistry and environmental concerns for a Fayetteville Field SWD location. • Contributed expertise and knowledge to the BHP Billiton Haynesville Surveillance Project to determine the relationship of borehole tortuosity, and completion techniques for understanding and enhancing production in the Haynesville Shale in Louisiana.

Houston, Texas Area

Sr. Geologist – Development and exploration geologist for Penn Virginia in East Texas, South Texas, Southern U.S. and Appalachia. Baxterville, Field, MS• Development geologist for Penn Virginia’s Baxterville Field in MS. • Drilled ~ 110 vertical wells and ~ 25 horizontal wells in the highly faulted Selma Chalk. • Led continuous improvement initiatives with drilling, completion and reservoir engineers in horizontal drilling. • Costs were reduced ~55%. Planned ~180 horizontal well locations.East Texas • Development geologist for horizontal wells in the Cotton Valley and Haynesville Shale formations in Harrison and Panola County, Texas. • Drilled ~15 horizontal wells before low natural gas prices and company resources were allocated to the Eagle Ford Play. • Planned field development for ~260 horizontal well locations for future exploitation and reserve estimates. • Collaborated with drilling, completions and reservoir engineers to optimize production and reduce costs.• Assessed ~350 wells for behind-pipe pay opportunities for Travis Peak, Pettet and Upper Cotton Valley formations. Identified ~25 best wells for recompletion.• Characterized the geologic subsurface for the installation of a SWD wellSouth Texas• Explored and defined Penn Virginia’s sweet spot and initial leasehold in Eagle Ford Shale. This leasehold, with bolt-on acreage, is currently a core asset for Penn Virginia.• Oversaw the design, construction and cost management of a 500,000-barrel water reservoir to ensure continuation of Eagle Ford completion operations without affecting the groundwater. Cost ~$4 million and under budget.Appalachia• Explored and developed unconventional prospects in the Appalachian Basin for the Devonian Shale (Marcellus, Huron/Ohio) and deeper formations including the Utica and Trenton-Black River.• Mapped and assessed ~500,00 acres for potential coal bed methane (CBM) resources in Northern West Virginia.

Anniston, Alabama Area

Office Manager/Sr. Geologist – Office manager for the SAIC office in Anniston, AL. Hired and managed staff to support government contracts in Alabama and other southern states. Developed and implemented marketing plans for subsurface geologic support to the Anniston Army Depot (ANAD), Alabama Army Ammunition Plant (ALAAP) in Childersburg AL, and marketed and secured contracts with commercial operators.• Investigated soil and groundwater contamination from past hazardous waste disposal practices at ANAD and ALAAP. • Contributed technical reports and interpretations to Army remedial investigation reports and feasibility studies. • Installed and sampled groundwater wells to characterize the contaminant plumes.• Project manager for Site Closure Assessment of the EPA Coleman Evans Wood Preserving Co. Superfund Site in Jacksonville, Florida. The site was removed from the Superfund listing as the result of the final report and subsequent remediation. Contract worth ~$400,000.• Developed and executed a new business model for the Anniston office for marketing and securing projects for geographic information system (GIS) operations. o Promoted, designed, and secured the contract for the implementation of GIS framework for the Anniston Alabama Water Works and the Calhoun County, Alabama Highway Department. Contracts worth ~$120,000.o Promoted, designed, and secured the contract for the development and implementation of a health and safety digging permit approval process using both GIS and email to notify authorized personnel for subsurface work at ANAD. Contract worth ~$150,000. • Presented to the US EPA and US Corps of Engineers the need for the establishment of Environmental Remediation Operable Unit 5 (OU-5) at the Anniston Army Depot Western Industrial Area. Secured the contract for SAIC. Contract worth ~$2 million.

Greater New Orleans Area

Asset geoscientist for Texaco’s Amber, and South Marsh Island 236 fields. • Prepared, integrated and presented geologic cross-sections, structure, net sand and net pay isopachs to characterize the fields. • Used analogs from producing fields nearby to prioritize potential prospects for work-over operations, drilling on-structure development wells or contributing to Texaco’s portfolio for the Asset Management Team (AMT) 5/6. • Integrated regional Gulf of Mexico analogs with Texaco’s propriety GIS, Landmark 3D seismic workstations and geophysical logs interpretations to decide options for asset development. • Identified work-over prospects using these techniques. Responsible for compiling production information and updating geologic maps for Texaco’s AMT 5/6 Mound Point, Amber, and South Marsh Islands 236 fields for reserve estimates. • Used 2D and 3D seismic, regional Gulf of Mexico stratigraphic and structural analogs, and existing well logs to present Texaco management prospects for lease sales or to drill existing leases

Oak Ridge, Tn

Project manager and technical investigator for projects for the Department of Energy (DOE) at the Oak Ridge Reservation.• Managed logistics and other field operations associated with remedial investigations at DOE hazardous waste sites of both chemical and radioactive media. • Supervised installations of numerous bedrock wells in a thrust-faulted structural regime and karst environment. • Directed and performed operations to develop and sample all unconsolidated and deep bedrock wells associated with site investigations. • Provided reports, logs and potentiometric maps of investigated sites. • Principle geologist for an investigation of a deep bedrock investigation of DNAPL contaminant at the Y-12 Plant DOE site. Performed a fracture trace analysis on 7000 ft of core in support of hydrogeologic investigation and transport model for the site.

Las Vegas, Nevada Area (Nevada Test Site)

Supported the underground weapons testing for the Defense Nuclear Agency (DNA) at the Nevada Test Site. • Characterized the geology during mining and documented the impact of weapons testing on the surrounding surface and subsurface geology. • Lead geologist for mapping of Test Tunnel P. • Logged and interpreted core and subsurface mining information to construct comprehensive interpretation of the subsurface geology. • Coordinated mapping events and geologic testing with mining operators’ pre and post weapons test. • Developed structure and stratigraphic maps of test tunnels and surface geology.

B.S., Geology

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Ms, Geology

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