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Environmental Compliance Professional: Environmental Leader with extensive experience in multiple areas throughout the power industry, including site remediation, spill response, industrial byproduct utilization, asbestos and lead abatement, hazardous and universal waste management, with regulatory experience in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois. Consistently recognized as a highly organized performer capable of multiple projects and task management activities while delivering a consistent high-quality product. Demonstrated performance in:

Financial / Budget Development
Corporate Reporting
Demolition / Decommissioning
Emergency Management
Environmental Auditing
Environmental Health & Safety
Environmental Regulations
Environmental Site Assessment
Hazardous, Universal, and Special Waste Management
HAZCOM/SDS
Landfill Permitting/ Operations/Construction/ Closure
Organization / Work Load Management
Policy Direction
Process Improvement
Project Management
Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory Interaction
Safety Leadership
Site Remediation
Team Leadership
Technical Problem Solving
Training

Please contact Trent Kohl at 414-308-2243, trent.kohl@gmail.com, or linkedin.com/in/trent-kohl

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Environmental Geologist: Experienced geologist seeking positions in geology related fields, particularly as an environmental geologist. With experience as a geologist, a Bachelor’s Degree in Geology and a Master’s Degree in Environmental Science, this could be a good fit, bringing a different perspective in the job. I currently live in Milwaukee, but able to relocate.

Knowledge and experience in communicating observations and interpretations to make informative recommendations to clients. Extensive experience in mapping, soil and rock sampling and classification, core logging, creating maps and cross sections drafted by hand and digitized into AutoCAD and 3D software, drill planning and more.

My work also included environmental projects working with acid mine drainage, including pH testing of rock, soil and water, assisting with permeability and porosity tests, mapping in trenches to identify potential contamination in the soil and rock, and identifying potential acid generating rocks. Other projects included taking readings of pH and dissolved oxygen of water in collection ponds, mapping depth to bedrock using Tromino and GPS, and research of discharge water at a mine. I have also worked with and supervised contractors and other personnel, including training and mentoring new geologists, and am regularly described as thorough, organized, respected by others, and someone who can quickly gain cooperation. I am also eager to learn, gaining knowledge at each position, not only in the field but also through various training sessions and classes

Most importantly, everything we do in our job is done safely and responsibly. It is not just something we do to follow policies of the company but has become a culture and habit at work and at home.

Please contact David Egerton at 509-822-2025 degerton@wsu.edu

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Updated 1/10/2020

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