Mine hydrogeology and geochemistry for permitting and operational management.

As founder and principal hydrogeologist at NEIRBO, Grady is responsible for business management, business development, project design and coordination, staffing, and technical oversight. NEIRBO is a consulting firm focused on agriculture, mining, water supply, environmental, construction, and litigation projects. Exceeding client expectations with over 25 years of technical, project, and staff management skills.Specializing in conceptualizing natural systems and integrating knowledge of hydrology, geology, geomorphology, climate, vegetation, streams, water quality, and engineered infrastructure to build a comprehensive understanding of the interactions that can influence projects. Skilled at identifying the conditions that can cause significant impacts and that require engineering and management mitigation measures. Development of 3D groundwater models and analyses are used to predict impacts and evaluate the effectiveness of mitigation measures. Developing and implementing regulatory permits, engineering mitigation and control designs, water-management plans, water-supply systems, dewatering plans, monitoring networks, and hydrologic mitigation measures.

Groundwater studies focused on federal and state permitting and remediation processes for the mining, water supply, and waste containment industries. Potential environmental impacts and performance of remediation measures predicted to assist in determining the most appropriate alternatives. Integration of multiple types of data that provide an integrated conceptual and numerical model of the hydrologic system and presenting this understanding in written reports and oral presentations to clients, regulators, and public stakeholder groups.

Leading hydrogeologic investigations and teams of scientists. Focusing on providing groundwater services to the mining industry.

Analysis, review, and improvement of groundwater flow models and water resource investigations.

Consulting firm specializing in inter-organizational coordination and interdisciplinary research related to water-resource management. Groundwater investigations related to water supply and nuclear waste containment in Nevada and Arizona.

Groundwater hydrologist working on the Yucca Mountain Project and the Death Valley Regional Flow System (DVRFS) Model. Conducted numerous saturated-zone investigations and contributed to the team building and calibrating the DVRFS models.