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Flagstaff, Az, Us

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Groundwater Quality Monitoring Program and Pesticides Monitoring Program Sampling Coordinator. Aquifer Protection Permitting Individual Permit Project Manager and Hydrogeologist. QA/QC Manager, Groundwater Protection Unit, Water Quality Division.

Phoenix, Arizona

Conducted field-based oversight of monitoring well installation, including core geologging, soil, and water sampling in support of site characterization of contaminated soil and groundwater. Reported data for ADEQ programs including WQARF, UST, VRP, and State Superfund sites. Other responsibilities included construction and remediation project oversight for various environmental projects across Arizona and New Mexico.

Exeter, New Hampshire

Provided both field- and office-based support for water quality monitoring and sampling for drinking water supply wells. Office-based tasks included preparing site maps and figures, drafting technical reports for submission to state environmental programs, and reporting water quality data to state environmental databases. Assisted with other technical environmental reports such as landfill inspections and SPCC plans. Highlights include providing support and coordination of multi-well simultaneous pumping tests for large drinking water supply wells (LGWP), working closely with municipal and semi-private drinking water suppliers in support of compliance sampling programs, and overseeing maintenance services for drinking water supply wells.

Concord, New Hampshire

Duties included participation in private well sampling program for both MtBE and PFAS, preparing and shipping samples to laboratories, analyzing point sources and selecting potentially impacted private wells for the monitoring program. The MtBE Remediation Bureau was presented the "Above and Beyond" award for its contributions to the Southern NH PFOA Investigation Team in December 2016 by then-Governor of New Hampshire, Maggie Hassan.

Exeter, New Hampshire

Compiled a comprehensive shapefile to be used in-house that detailed locations, extents, and other qualitative information about non-industrial farms in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire (Rockingham, Strafford, and Carroll counties). The purpose of the shapefile was to provide information to SELT as to the eligibility of local farmland for the placement conservation easements. Analyses included soil and land use characterization, agricultural or other heritage sites classification, types of crops/goods produced, and CSA/farmer's market availability/participation, as well as contact information for land/farm owners.