SCS professionals are active in, and leaders of industry and professional associations. We organize and participate in workshops and conferences, author and present technical papers, conduct research, and participate in national and state-level legislative and rule-making processes and regulatory policy. Our engineers, environmental consultants, and scientists work in close coordination on environmental solutions.
Chris Crosby is a Project Director and one of our National Experts on Emerging Contaminants. He has nearly two decades of professional experience in the environmental consulting field. He manages complex environmental site assessments (ESAs), subsurface investigations, and remediation and construction projects to navigate regulatory requirements and meet client objectives. His experiences includes investigating and remediating properties that have impacted soil and groundwater by a variety of constituents of concern, including total petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, lead and other heavy metals, and PFAS.
Chris Crosby is a Project Director and one of our National Experts on Emerging Contaminants. He has nearly two decades of professional experience in the environmental consulting field. He manages complex environmental site assessments (ESAs), subsurface investigations, and remediation and construction projects to navigate regulatory requirements and meet client objectives. His experiences includes investigating and remediating properties that have impacted soil and groundwater by a variety of constituents of concern, including total petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, lead and other heavy metals, and PFAS.
He routinely prepares technical environmental documents clearly describing environmental conditions to meet regulatory agency compliance. These documents include Work Plans, property mitigation plans, soil management plans (SMPs), corrective action plans (CAPs), remedial action plans (RAPs), ESA reports, groundwater monitoring reports, health risk assessments (HRAs), and property closure reports. He has experience managing groundwater monitoring programs, drilling operations (vertical and horizontal), remediation, and construction oversight. He has implemented remedial action Work Plans that include source zone excavation, dual-phase extraction (DPE), soil vapor extraction (SVE), in-situ chemical oxidation, bio-augmentation, and air sparging techniques. He has provided construction quality assurance (CQA) at landfill facilities, routinely manages Brownfield redevelopment excavation and grading projects, and has worked to assess and remediate releases at various military bases and airports.
Dan Cooper, PE, is a Vice President and our National Solid Waste Services Market Leader. He has expertise in all aspects of landfill and landfill gas projects, including design, permitting, and construction. His experience includes landfill Gas Collection and Control System (GCCS) design, permitting, and expansions, landfill gas (LFG) electrical generators, Title V compliance, GCCS and construction CQA, and greenhouse gasses. Mr. Cooper also provides engineering, project management and client support for stormwater water management, landfill scale house design, transfer station design, pump station design and hurricane debris management projects.
Dan Cooper, PE, is a Vice President and our National Solid Waste Services Market Director. He has expertise in all aspects of landfill and landfill gas projects, including design, permitting, and construction. His experience includes landfill Gas Collection and Control System (GCCS) design, permitting, and expansions, landfill gas (LFG) electrical generators, Title V compliance, GCCS and construction CQA, and greenhouse gasses. Mr. Cooper also provides engineering, project management and client support for stormwater water management, landfill scale house design, transfer station design, pump station design and hurricane debris management projects.
Phil Carrillo is a Vice President and the Director of our Remote Monitoring and Control (RMC) systems. He has two decades of experience in groundwater control and monitoring systems (GWCMS), water supply systems (WSS), solid waste and landfill gas (LFG) management, including remote monitoring, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), control systems, and the operation and maintenance (O&M) of LFG collection and treatment systems (GCCS).
Phil Carrillo is a Vice President and the Director of SCS’s Remote Monitoring and Control (RMC) systems. He has two decades of experience in groundwater control and monitoring systems (GWCMS), water supply systems (WSS), solid waste and landfill gas (LFG) management, including remote monitoring, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), control systems, and the operation and maintenance (O&M) of LFG collection and treatment systems (GCCS).
Mr. Carrillo has managed all aspects of GCCS, including wellfields and flares, and LFG-to-energy (LFGE) controls, design, O&M, and construction management. His unique combination of field operations management experience and control systems technical expertise adds tremendous value to any SCS team assigned to an OM&M project.
Mr. Carrillo has designed over 110 remote monitoring and SCADA systems that had comprehensive control logic (Programmable Logic Controllers [PLCs]) and Human Machine Interface (HMI) capabilities. He understands the complex issues that must be addressed to optimize LFG system performance and to maintain regulatory compliance. He has performed, installed, and repaired LFG control systems, and has been responsible for implementing upgrades to computer and communication systems vital to compliance management. This has included troubleshooting system components, coordinating with field technical personnel, interfacing with vendors and landfill operations personnel, ordering materials and equipment, and overseeing GCCS repairs and upgrades.
