Ms. Hebert has experience in assisting both municipal and private industrial clients with their civil and environmental needs since 2000. Ms. Hebert has varied experience which includes: GIS based hydrology and hydraulics models; stormwater collection and conveyance system design; groundwater statistics; solid waste landfill design; preparation of engineering reports; preparation of floodplain, NPDES, 401/404, and PTI permit applications; development of contract plans and specifications; field engineering; and development of SWPPP and other site plans.

Ms. Hebert was the Resident Project Representative for the 105-acre Jacks Creek Superfund site. The site is a former smelting and precious metals reclamation facility. A portion of the site property is currently used for a metal scrap yard and an aluminum recycling facility. The site consists of a complex assortment of buildings, waste piles, scrap metal, and large areas of soil contaminated with heavy metals. Lead contaminated soils were relocated into a consolidation area on the property. Lead contaminated soils over 40,000 ppm were treated on-site prior to consolidation. The project included construction of six sediment basins, sampling within Jack's Creek to identify sediment deposits for removal, restoration of wetlands in the North Woods, , as well as additional measures to help control soil movement and erosion along the creek. Ms. Hebert assisted some of these sampling activities, documented construction progress, reviewed contractor submittals, and assisted with other construction administrative responsibilities.