They are also well-versed in a wide range of field sampling techniques and investigation of potential soil and groundwater contamination, as well as heavy construction methods required. Senior level staff conduct complex hydrogeological studies, quantitative risk analysis and difficult to implement construction projects when required. These individuals are trained to recognize environmental liabilities, evaluate alternatives and provide least cost recommendations. Resource Controls staff also participate in numerous assessment committees, study groups and professional organizations. For example, Resource Controls has served on the Technical Subcommittee on Environmental Assessments in Commercial Real Estate Transactions sponsored by the ASTM in Washington, DC, has participated in many aspects of the Massachusetts Superfund Advisory Committee process, and has participated in the Rhode Island Site Remediation Regulatory Work Group.
Individual staff resumes are available upon request.