Lucas Thompson, Eit Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

-Prepare work plans, reports, specifications and engineering estimates related to environmental compliance and cleanup-Perform field work and oversight of cleanup operations-Collect environmental data related to soil, sediment, groundwater, and vapor-Evaluate and interpret environmental data in preparation of cleanup and design documents

Portland, Oregon, United States

-Manage projects and tasks, prepare technical reports, support and execute environmental compliance and construction projects.-Manage preparation and technical review of environmental management plans.-Develop plans, specifications, and engineer estimates for stormwater treatment systems and contaminated media mitigation.-Secure permits for construction projects through local authorities and state jurisdictions.-Assist with preparation of proposals, including scheduling, cost estimates, and budget/cost tracking.-Manage client expectations and maintain routine communication with clients and regulatory agencies.-Plan and implement site investigation activities at a variety of sites with known or suspected environmental impacts.-Conduct site visits and provide data analysis as needed.

Portland, Oregon Area

Provides general management of day-to-day operations and administration of Intertek-PSI's Environmental Services Department in its Portland Office, serving the greater Pacific Northwest. Responsible to ensure that the quality of Environmental and Industrial Hygiene testing and consulting services meets or exceeds regulatory, general industry and professional standards. Supervises overall management of the department, including planning, growth, profitability, cost control, employee development and client relations.

Portland, Or

-Perform Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments.-Perform Asbestos Surveys.-Supervise subsurface reconnaissance and excavation projects.-Develop work plans and help clients achieve regulatory compliance regarding environmental issues.

Portland, Or

-Complete rural (ASTM E2247-08) and urban (ASTM E1527-13) Phase I Environmental Site Assessments.-Assist on Phase II Environmental Site Assessments with research, field investigating, report writing, and client communication to keep projects on time and on budget.-Source equipment and sub-contractors based on project needs, cost, and availability.-Supervise sub-contractors for subsurface reconnaissance and excavations including geophysical surveys, geotechnical drilling, sample collection and field observation.-Implement QA/QC procedures for subsurface investigations.-Submit Requests for Information to and correspond with city, county, and state regulatory agencies.

Flagstaff, Az

-Advised two instructors for five combined classes on student progress and problem areas-Graded 85+ lab reports weekly, ranging from four to 20 pages each

Flagstaff, Arizona Area

Channel Restoration/Hydrologic Modeling-Utilized a total station to survey a degraded channel section and a pristine reference reach on Oak Creek (Sedona, AZ) for the purposes of erosion control and streambank stabilization.-Performed hydrologic modeling on pristine reference reach and degraded channel using HEC-RAS software to determine suitable characteristics for design alternatives.-Prepared reports addressing project details and presented design alternatives.

Flagstaff, Az

-Conducted post-wildfire botanical data collection and analysis in remote locations in northeastern Arizona-Took a leadership role in a team environment to maximize productivity during 8 day trips in the field-Utilized advanced surveying equipment and resolved corresponding technological issues

Flagstaff, Az

-Organized fundraising and recruitment events to appeal to and involve the student body at NAU-Maintained relationships with large donors to ensure their donations were spent to their satisfaction-Liaised with the Treasurer to coordinate funding and project needs within a limited timeframe

-Prepared reports, field notes, and diagrams as part of the Tonto National Forest Water Source Inventory.-Conducted routine measurements using standardized sampling methods and field procedures.-Utilized topographic maps, GPS units, digital photography, electronic water testing meters, and computers to collect, store, and report hydrological information.