EDUCATION

MS – University of South Florida, Environmental Science and Policy, 2002

BS – University of North Alabama, Geology, 2000

  PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Manufacture Alabama Environmental Committee

  ACTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

Manufacture Alabama Environmental Committee

Professional Development and Technical Training

SWANA Groundwater Training, Virginia, May 2006

Environmental Services College, St. Louis, Missouri, September 2004

Mastering Microsoft Access Basics, CareerTrack, April 2004

24-hour Lead Inspector Course, Industrial Training Company, Richmond, VA, March 2003

OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site Worker Training (HAZWOPER), GEC Environmental Contracting Corporation, Lovettsville, VA, November 2002 (subsequent refresher courses)

Certificate, Geographic Information Systems, University of North Alabama

  PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. Moore graduated from the University of South Florida with a Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Policy and has over four years of environmental consulting experience with SCS.  Mr. Moore recently relocated to the Pensacola, Florida office from our Virginia operations to oversee the Environmental Services operations in the Northwestern Florida region.  Mr. Moore has experience with contamination assessment as it relates to petroleum storage tanks and solid waste facilities.  Examples project experience includes:

Mr. Moore graduated from the University of South Florida with a Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Policy and has over four years of environmental consulting experience with SCS.   Mr. Moore recently relocated to the Pensacola, Florida office from our Virginia operations to oversee the Environmental Services operations in the Northwestern Florida region.  Mr. Moore has experience with contamination assessment as it relates to petroleum storage tanks and solid waste facilities.  Projects on which he has performed include the following:

Groundwater Monitoring Compliance

• Okaloosa County, FL – Project Manager for the semi-annual and biennial compliance reporting, semi-annual assessment reporting, and quarterly mercury monitoring reporting for the Baker East and West Landfills.  The Baker West Landfill currently contains a groundwater pump-and-treat system for low level VOC and iron contamination.  The Baker East Landfill is currently being assessed for iron and low level mercury contamination in the groundwater.  Responsibilities include semi-annual sampling coordination, data review, database management, reporting, municipal client management, and regulatory interface.  Compliance reports are prepared for submittal to the Florida of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Northwest District Office.  

• Monroe County, FL – Project Manager for the quarterly groundwater monitoring and reporting for three landfills (Cudjoe Key Landfill, Long Key Landfill, and Key Largo Landfill) in the Florida Keys.  Responsibilities include coordinating quarterly groundwater sampling events, database management, data review, quarterly compliance monitoring, municipal client management, and regulatory interface.  Compliance reports are prepared for submittal to the FDEP South District Office.  

• Volusia County, FL – Assist in the reporting of semi-annual and biennial reporting for the Plymouth Avenue and Tomoka Farms Landfills and the quarterly reporting of a separate area of the Tomoka Farms Landfill.   

• Harford County, MD, Bush Valley Landfill – Managed and performed semi-annual post-closure care groundwater monitoring events at the Bush Valley Landfill, currently listed on the EPA’s National Priorities List.  Responsibilities included reviewing laboratory data, database management, performing statistical evaluations, and preparing groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.  Compliance Reports were prepared and submitted to the Maryland Department of the Environment and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 

• Baltimore, MD, Quarantine Road Landfill - Managed and performed semi-annual groundwater, leachate, and storm water monitoring events.  Responsibilities included reviewing laboratory data, database management, performing statistical evaluations, and preparing groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.

• Town of Marion Landfill, VA - Managed and performed semi-annual post-closure care groundwater monitoring events.  Responsibilities included reviewing laboratory data, database management, performed statistical evaluations, and prepared groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.  Prepared a Post-Closure Care Termination Report and submitted to the VDEQ requesting termination of all post-closure care at the facility.  Status of this request is pending. 

• Covington, VA, Covington (Hercules) Industrial Landfill – Managed and performed semi-annual post-closure care groundwater monitoring events, reviewed laboratory data, performed statistical evaluations, and prepared groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports. 

• Hiwassee, VA, Pulaski (Hercules) Industrial Landfill - Managed and performed semi-annual post-closure care groundwater monitoring events, reviewed laboratory data, performed statistical evaluations, and prepareed groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.  Prepared a Post-Closure Care Termination Report and submitted to the VDEQ requesting termination of all post-closure care at the facility.  Status of this request is pending. 

• Fluvanna County Landfill, VA - Managed and performed semi-annual groundwater monitoring events, reviewed laboratory data, database management, performed statistical evaluations, and prepared groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.

• Harford County Landfill, MD - Reviewed laboratory data provided by Harford County, performed statistical evaluations, and prepared groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.

• Prince George’s County Landfill, MD - Managed and performed semi-annual groundwater monitoring events, reviewed laboratory data, database management, performed statistical evaluations, and prepared groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.

• Centreville (UOSA) Industrial Landfill, VA - Reviewed laboratory data, performed statistical evaluations, and prepared groundwater potentiometric maps and semi-annual reports.

Other Environmental Services

• Okaloosa County, FL – Project Manager for two risk assessments being performed by SCS for Okaloosa County to evaluate the risk to human health and the environment for low level VOC and iron contaminants in the upper and lower surficial aquifers at the Baker West Landfill and iron and low level mercury contaminants in the upper and lower surficial aquifers at the Baker East Landfill.  SCS is preparing the voluntary risk assessment pursuant to Chapter 62-780 F.A.C, formally known as Contaminated Site Cleanup Criteria (Chapter 72-780) as the first step in evaluating the potential for implementing an alternative remediation program at the site.

• Winchester, VA - Provided oversight of a month-long excavation of an illegal dump at the Winchester Speedway. Oversaw and documented the excavation activities and assisted in the sorting and characterizing of the material as fit for backfill, recycling, or requiring disposal.

• Pittsburgh, PA - Performed a trash sort to assess the participation rate of the city wide recycling program.

UST/AST Systems

• Round Hill, VA:   Round Hill Texaco and Harpers BP - Provided maintenance services of two groundwater pump-and-treat systems installed to clean the Methyl Tert Butyl Ether (MTBE) contamination in the shallow and deep aquifer from several leaking USTs. Performs O&M to the treatment systems, performed monthly, quarterly, and semi-annul groundwater sampling, and prepared the associated reports for submittal to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ).  Costs recovery is being completed through the Virginia Petroleum Storage Tank Fund (VPSTF).

• McLean, VA, Brown Residence - Provided oversight for a soil excavation of petroleum contaminated soils.  Implemental in the design and installed an on-site vapor extraction system beneath the concrete slab at the base of the residence. This case is currently closed.  Costs recovery was completed through the VPSTF.

• Chester Gap, VA, Frazier Residence - Provided oversight for an extensive soil investigation utilizing direct push technology as well as a geophysical survey for the purpose of identifying the source of kerosene impacted potable supply well. Inspected the inside of the potable supply well with a down-hole camera to identify possible fractures in the bedrock where the kerosene may be entering the well.  Prepared a Site Characterization Plan and numerous monitoring reports throughout the project.  Provided oversight in the drilling of a new potable supply well. Costs recovery was completed through the VPSTF.

• Bluemont, VA, Stuart Residence - SCS performed a subsurface release investigation in response to a leaking underground storage tank that formerly contained heating oil for a residential property. Provided oversight for the installation of monitoring wells and installed a belt skimmer for the purpose of automatically removing free phase heating oil from the ground. Costs recovery is being completed through the VPSTF.

• Bluemont, Virginia, Cooper Residence - SCS performed an extensive subsurface release investigation in response to a leaking underground storage tank that formerly contained gasoline and diesel fuel for farm use that impacted the on-site potable supply well.  Oversaw and documented excavation activities, performed two multi-day groundwater pump tests, compiled and analyzed the data, and prepared reports to be submitted to the VDEQ.  Also installed an in-situ Submerged Oxygen Curtain (iSOC™) to achieve ultrasaturation dissolved oxygen concentrations in the groundwater to enhance natural degradation of the petroleum constituents. Costs recovery was completed through the VPSTF.