Jacob Guy is a geologist with over five years of experience in site investigation and remediation.Jacob has experience managing field efforts for remedial investigations, performing tasksassociated with soil vapor extraction and air sparge systems, implementing groundwater andlandfill treatment and remediation projects, installing groundwater monitoring wells andcollecting data associated with various environmental systems. He has supported manysuccessful site development projects including conducting all aspects of due diligence and PhaseI ESA reporting.

• Operated and maintained surveying equipment including total-station, data-collector, level, and GPS• Completed topographic, as-built, restoration, boundary, right-of-way, stakeout, and locations surveys• Provided construction support in the field both individually and in conjunction with Crew Chiefs• Coordinated surveys with technical staff including geotechnical engineers and wetland scientists• Demonstrated and upheld company safety standards

Duties include carrying out lead-based paint inspections and risk assessments for residential and commercial buildings throughout New York State in compliance with federal standards and regulations. Related skills include the use of X-ray fluorescence analyzer technology as well as various soil, water, and dust wipe sampling techniques. Other related skills include the ability to understand maps and to coordinate routes to carry out work orders, proficiency in using Microsoft Excel, and the aptitude effectively and efficiently communicate with peers and the customer.

Duties include working individually and as a team on multifaceted environmental conservation projects for example conservation education, watercraft stewardship, hydroseeding, and riparian buffer design and construction. Related skills involve working knowledge of invasive flora and fauna of concern in New York, ability to communicate effectively with associated organizations and the public, proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word, mapping techniques, and various construction techniques.

The main duty of this position was to contribute to the completion of the watershed background report for Trout Brook, in Cortland County. Duties also include assisting with the collection of field data, aiding in the design and input for data analysis for data collected in the field, contributing to the preparation and production of trainings and presentations, research and historical data assemblage, and shadowing stream engineering and construction projects. Skills comprise of the ability to collect precise and organized data in the field, proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Google Earth as well as other mapping and GIS. Other skills include effective communication and knowledge of surficial and historical geology related to the local geology.