Ms. Fraley is responsible for managing environmental due diligence projects and environmental compliance for public and private sector clients. She is experienced in environmental consulting, including Phase I and Phase II ESAs, contamination assessments, and ongoing monitoring efforts for industrial, commercial, agricultural, and mined land. She is responsible for coordinating sampling activities required for regulatory compliance and composing technical reports for a variety of agencies. She currently works with private clients and regional regulatory agencies to complete due diligence assessments for land acquisition and development efforts.
Ms. Fraley is responsible for managing environmental due diligence projects and environmental compliance for public and private sector clients. She is experienced in environmental consulting, including Phase I and Phase II ESAs, contamination assessments, and ongoing monitoring efforts for industrial, commercial, agricultural, and mined land. She is responsible for coordinating sampling activities required for regulatory compliance and composing technical reports for a variety of agencies. She currently works with private clients and regional regulatory agencies to complete due diligence assessments for land acquisition and development efforts.
Experience includes project management, due diligence, environmental site assessments, contamination assessments, and geographical information systems (GIS). She is also experienced with RCRA hazardous waste sites, preconstruction site investigations, tank closure assessments, geotechnical investigations, and risk assessments as well as field geology, oil and gas logging, and site management for petroleum drilling operations.
Ryan Francis, PG, has nearly two decades of experience, including senior management of a nationwide portfolio of petroleum storage tank closures; technical and project management of petroleum soil and groundwater site investigations and remediation; third-party technical review; property administrative controls; and geologist on record for multiple environmental projects in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.
Ryan Francis, PG, has nearly two decades of experience, including senior management of a nationwide portfolio of petroleum storage tank closures; technical and project management of petroleum soil and groundwater site investigations and remediation; third-party technical review; property administrative controls; and geologist on record for multiple environmental projects in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.
Mr. Franco is experienced in the areas of solid waste management and construction quality assurance (CQA). He regularly serves as a Project Engineer or CQA Technician for SCS landfill permit and construction projects. He also conducts construction oversight and general engineering support on landfill projects.
Mr. Franco is experienced in the areas of solid waste management and construction quality assurance (CQA). He regularly serves as a Project Engineer or CQA Technician for SCS landfill permit and construction projects. He also conducts construction oversight and general engineering support on landfill projects.
Mr. Franks has nearly two decades of experience with a diverse range of projects serving as project manager and leading teams on multi-faceted landfill and environmental projects.
Mr. Franks has nearly two decades of experience with a diverse range of projects serving as project manager and leading teams on multi-faceted landfill and environmental projects. His duties on several landfill facilities have included the completion of groundwater monitoring plans, oversight of groundwater monitoring well installation, monitoring well and pump maintenance and repair, stormwater and leachate sampling and reporting, groundwater sampling via traditional and low-flow techniques and reporting (including statistical analysis), quality assurance oversight and reporting, oversight of gas extraction well installation, operational maintenance on active gas/leachate extraction systems, and Tier II landfill gas sampling and reporting. On numerous environmental projects, Mr. Franks responsibilities and duties have included asbestos sampling/abatement oversight; lead soils analysis; PCB contaminated soils/concrete and remediation; wetland delineation; preparing, collecting and analyzing technical data for Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments (ESA’s); field sampling of groundwater, soils, and soil gas extraction for intrusive Phase II ESA’s; and plume delineation by overhead vapor monitoring, gas chromatographic analysis, membrane interface probe, and laser-induced fluorescence. Mr. Franks is closely involved in the technical aspects of remedial investigations, design, implementation, and operational maintenance.
Mr. Frederick is experienced at operating, monitoring, and maintaining (OM&M) landfill gas (LFG) systems and conducting field activities related to liquids and gas sampling and monitoring. He provides construction services and LFG well monitoring, extraction well balancing and adjustment, blower/flare station data collection and adjustment/maintenance, condensate system/sump maintenance, perimeter probe monitoring, groundwater well monitoring, New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) surface emissions monitoring, and non-routine scheduled repairs (leaks, pipe repair, etc.). He provides maintenance and repairs on extraction pumps, pneumatic condensate injection pumps, pneumatic condensate sump pumps and air compressors.
Mr. Frederick is experienced at operating, monitoring, and maintaining (OM&M) landfill gas (LFG) systems and conducting field activities related to liquids and gas sampling and monitoring. He provides construction services and LFG well monitoring, extraction well balancing and adjustment, blower/flare station data collection and adjustment/maintenance, condensate system/sump maintenance, perimeter probe monitoring, groundwater well monitoring, New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) surface emissions monitoring, and non-routine scheduled repairs (leaks, pipe repair, etc.). He provides maintenance and repairs on extraction pumps, pneumatic condensate injection pumps, pneumatic condensate sump pumps and air compressors.
Ms. Freeman has a diverse background in engineering support services. She has experience supporting engineers and compliance reporting for landfill and landfill gas (LFG), environmental compliance. She also has experience in right-of-way easement and securing permits for construction/engineering projects.
Ms. Freeman has a diverse background in engineering support services. She has experience supporting engineers and compliance reporting for landfill and landfill gas (LFG), environmental compliance. She also has experience in right-of-way easement and securing permits for construction/engineering projects, prior to joining SCS. In addition she has experience in the accounting field working along engineering/construction services.
Mr. Fregoso is a Project Manager for our OM&M Division serving the LA/Ventura California area.
Kevin Frinak, EIT, is a Project Professional with solid waste management experience, including operational consulting, compliance, and permitting for solid waste management facilities. He has experience overseeing landfill construction projects, including bid phase support, construction management, and CQA. He has developed SPCC, BMP, Landfill Operations, and Solid Waste Management Plans, and has assisted industrial clients with regulatory compliance and corrective action plans.
Kevin Frinak, EIT, is a Project Professional with solid waste management experience, including operational consulting, compliance, and permitting for solid waste management facilities. He has experience overseeing landfill construction projects, including bid phase support, construction management, and CQA. He has developed SPCC, BMP, Landfill Operations, and Solid Waste Management Plans, and has assisted industrial clients with regulatory compliance and corrective action plans.
Additional experience includes performing Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, field sampling, and reporting for stormwater, groundwater, soil, and landfill gas. He has also led a technical research project related to leachate management at CCR landfills.
Gil Gabaldon, PG, has over 25 years of experience working primarily on oil and gas projects including soil and groundwater sampling and remediation of hydrocarbons and metals. His project experience includes soil and groundwater sampling, monitor well installation and plug and abandonment, regulatory reporting, client interaction, supervision of field and office staff, and emergency response. He is professional geologist in Texas, Louisiana, and Tennessee.
As a project geologist and project manager, Mr. Gabaldon has completed numerous risk-based investigations both conducting the fieldwork and managing the project. Mr. Gabaldon has over 25 years of experience working primarily on oil and gas projects including soil and groundwater sampling and remediation of hydrocarbons and metals. Project experience includes soil and groundwater sampling, monitor well installation and plug and abandonment, regulatory reporting, client interaction, supervision of field and office staff, and emergency response. He has prepared reports for various regulators including the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and the Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC). He is professional geologist in Texas, Louisiana, and Tennessee.
Mr. Gaither’s experience includes landfill design, field engineering/O&M support, hydraulic piping and pump station design, and control equipment troubleshooting and calibration. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering.
Mr. Gallagher is responsible for coordinating and performing site assessment activities including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as being involved in project management as an Assistant Project Manager (APM). Aidan works closely with SCS’s southeast regional offices and clients. Since joining SCS in 2019, he has completed environmental assessment, reporting, client service, and many other environmental tasks for municipal and private clients.
Mr. Gallagher is responsible for coordinating and performing site assessment activities including soil and groundwater sampling, as well as being involved in project management as an Assistant Project Manager (APM). Aidan works closely with SCS’s southeast regional offices and clients. Since joining SCS in 2019, he has completed environmental assessment, reporting, client service, and many other environmental tasks for municipal and private clients.
Mr. Gallagher participates in or coordinates due diligence investigations, site investigations, environmental studies, soil management, construction services, and has assisted with writing Site Assessment Reports, GW Monitoring for Drainage Approval, Iron and Arsenic Subregional Background Studies, Response to Comments, Source Removal Reports, GW Sampling Reports, and Soil Management Operating Reports. Facilities include former landfills, landfill sites, industrial sites, and agricultural sites prior to redevelopment. Other projects have included preparation of various documents for local and state regulators.
His experience includes numerous environmental site assessments, contamination assessments, remedial action plans, and remedial construction projects throughout South Florida. Chemical contamination encountered in both soil and groundwater media includes petroleum, heavy metals, pesticides, PAHs, and solvents.
Mr. Gant has more than two decades of experience in solid and hazardous waste management, permitting, environmental compliance, due diligence, environmental auditing, and underground storage tanks, and assessment and remediation. Mr. Gant has managed hundreds of projects representing a diverse range of clients that have included many private, municipal, state, and industrial sectors. Mr. Gant also manages our Nashville, Tennessee office.
Mr. Gant has more than two decades of experience in solid and hazardous waste management, permitting, environmental compliance, due diligence, environmental auditing, and underground storage tanks, SPCC plans, TRI reporting, assessment and remediation.
His facility experience includes MSW, C&D, and CCR landfills, fuel storage terminals, medical waste transfer facilities, public safety facilities, and metal processing plants, among others.
Mr. Gant has managed hundreds of projects representing a diverse range of clients that have included many private, municipal, state, and industrial sectors.
Mr. Gant also manages our Nashville, Tennessee office.
Kacey Garber, PG, is an experienced groundwater project manager for active and closed landfills, including routine groundwater monitoring and statistical analyses; reports and permit applications; designing sampling and analysis plans; special groundwater studies; and conducting groundwater well construction planning and design. She has also been involved in PFAS work groups. Ms. Garber has a Masters degree in Geoscience.
Kacey Garber, PG, is an experienced geologist and hydrogeologist. Her areas of expertise include groundwater program management and related solid waste permitting for landfills (both active and closed/actively within post-closure care period), geologic and hydrogeologic site characterizations, groundwater monitoring well design and installation oversight, and groundwater reporting and special studies for coal combustion residuals (CCR) impoundments and landfills. Ms. Garber works closely with solid waste and CCR facility owners/operators, drilling contractors, local government officers, municipal employees, and private property owners.
Ms. Garber is a member of SCS Engineers’ Underground Injection Control (UIC) practice, and contributes to Class I and Class VI deep injection well projects.
Field work experience includes collection of groundwater, surface water, landfill leachate, industrial and municipal wastewater, and soil; oversight of groundwater monitoring well installation; logging and sampling soils for well drilling operations; groundwater well maintenance and development; inspection of final landfill covers for post-closure care; and routine wetland monitoring and delineation activities.
Robert Gardner, PE, BCEE, is a Senior Vice President and leads SCS’s nationwide solid waste management practice, including landfill engineering, landfill gas management, solid waste studies, landfill environmental systems, liquids management, operation and maintenance, and construction. He works closely with SCS’s national and regional clients. Mr. Gardner is also our National Expert on Solid Waste Collection & Routing and on Solid Waste Finance and Rate Studies.
Mr. Gardner is a Senior Vice President and leads SCS’s nationwide solid waste management practice, including landfill engineering, landfill gas management, solid waste studies, landfill environmental systems, liquids management, operation and maintenance, and construction. He works closely with SCS’s national and regional clients. Mr. Gardner is also our National Expert on Solid Waste Collection & Routing and on Solid Waste Finance and Rate Studies.
Practice Areas
Since joining SCS in 1980, Mr. Gardner has completed solid waste, hazardous waste, environmental assessment, facility design, compliance audit and other environmental study projects for municipal and private clients. Projects typically have involved feasibility studies, due diligence investigations, facility siting, site investigations, environmental studies, permitting, design and construction services.
Facilities have included landfills, landfill gas control facilities, material recovery facilities, transfer stations, wastewater treatment plants, and support facilities (e.g., roadways, buildings, stormwater, utilities). Other projects have included waste composition studies, rate studies, compliance audits, site assessments, and preparation of various procurement documents.
Mr. Gardner has participated in or directed numerous environmental site assessments, contamination assessments, remedial action plans and remedial construction projects throughout the United States. Project sites have included fuel storage facilities, vehicle maintenance facilities, truck stops, chemical processing plants, active and closed landfill sites, abandoned chemical disposal sites, and superfund sites. Chemical contamination encountered in both soil and groundwater media has included petroleum, heavy metals, dioxin, pesticides, heavy metals, PCBs, and solvents.
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Phil Gearing, PE, is a Vice President with nearly two decades of experience with solid waste landfills, ash disposal facilities, and geotechnical projects. His experience includes permitting, reporting, and construction design for landfill expansions and CCR pond closures. His CQA knowledge and experience includes installation of various geosynthetics, gas extraction systems, clay liner construction, and drainage system construction. Phil also has experience in groundwater and air monitoring and various geotechnical related analyses, including slope stability and settlement. Phil is a licensed Professional Engineer in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa.
Phil Gearing, PE, is a Vice President with nearly two decades of experience with solid waste landfills, ash disposal facilities, and geotechnical projects. His experience includes permitting, reporting, and construction design for landfill expansions and CCR pond closures. His CQA knowledge and experience includes installation of various geosynthetics, gas extraction systems, clay liner construction, and drainage system construction. Phil also has experience in groundwater and air monitoring and various geotechnical related analyses, including slope stability and settlement. Phil is a licensed Professional Engineer in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa.
Mr. Gerbac is our Director of Remote Monitoring Controls (RMC) for our OM&M division. He is responsible for developing our RMC technologies employed throughout the country. He is a Premier SCADA/MES Engineer who designs, develops, and integrates MES, SCADA, SPC, and various other application solutions. His industry experience includes landfill gas (LFG), manufacturing, building automation, food & beverage, and mining. He won the Inductive Automation Ignition Firebrand Award in September 2019.
Mr. Gerbac is our Director of Remote Monitoring Controls (RMC) for our OM&M division. He is responsible for developing our RMC technologies employed throughout the country. He is a Premier SCADA/MES Engineer who designs, develops, and integrates MES, SCADA, SPC, and various other application solutions. His industry experience includes landfill gas (LFG), manufacturing, building automation, food & beverage, and mining. Taking a consultative approach to systems integration, he works with organizations to make sure business needs are fulfilled within a project and helps to identify opportunities for improvement. Mr. Gerbac takes customer satisfaction seriously and aims to always exceed expectations.
Mr. Gibbons is a Project Manager for our OM&M division
Dan Gibbs is process engineer experienced in air separation, hydrogen liquefaction, and CO2 purification and liquefaction. He has conducted engineering, commissioning, startup, and operations at facilities in the United States, Canada, and Brazil. At SCS, Dan supports the design of renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities.
Dan Gibbs is process engineer experienced in air separation, hydrogen liquefaction, and CO2 purification and liquefaction. He has conducted engineering, commissioning, startup, and operations at facilities in the United States, Canada, and Brazil. At SCS, Dan supports the design of renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities.
Additional experience includes primary process engineering support for 10 multi-plant facilities across North and South America covering air separation, N2 pipeline, CO2 liquefaction, and H2 production and liquefaction. Responsibilities included coordinating operations, logistics, and engineering support teams to plan and execute plant outages; leadign evaluation for $60MM asset group to identify new business opportunities, improve operational strategy, and develop investment plan for 10-year life extension; identifying opportunities for and designed projects to recognize efficiency and production improvements. In one key project, adjusted process equipment to measure five percent efficiency improvement, providing a benefit of half a million dollars per year; and managing a team of six engineers through commissioning of a $4 million retrofit to a nitrogen liquefier.
Mr. Girven is a Project Manager and an Ammonia Refrigeration Advisor for our Tracer Environmental division. He is very active in the Refrigerating Engineers and Technicians Association (RETA) and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR). He is experienced in Industrial Refrigeration Process Safety Management (PSM), Risk Management (RMP), and energy management. He conducts mechanical integrity inspections, process hazard analysis, and compliance audits, and he is a industrial refrigeration instructor.
Mr. Girven is a Project Manager and an Ammonia Refrigeration Advisor for our Tracer Environmental division. He is very active in the Refrigerating Engineers and Technicians Association (RETA) and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR). He is experienced in Industrial Refrigeration Process Safety Management (PSM), Risk Management (RMP), and energy management. He conducts mechanical integrity inspections, process hazard analysis, and compliance audits, and he is a industrial refrigeration instructor.
Albert Glenn, PE, has more than 20 years of professional engineering experience in solid waste, water, wastewater and civil/site work. His experience includes project management, planning, regulatory liaison, federal and state permitting, construction quality assurance (CQA) and quality control, new and closure landfill design, transfer station and convenience center design, development of construction packages, and construction administration for the solid waste industry
Mr. Glenn has more than 20 years of professional engineering experience in solid waste, water, wastewater and civil/site work. His experience includes project management, planning, regulatory liaison, federal and state permitting, construction quality assurance (CQA) and quality control, new and closure landfill design, transfer station and convenience center design, development of construction packages, and construction administration for the solid waste industry
Christina Golden, EIT, is experienced operating, monitoring, and maintaining (OM&M) of landfill gas (LFG) systems and field activities related to liquids and gas sampling and monitoring. She provides construction services and LFG well monitoring, blower/flare station data collection, surface emissions monitoring, groundwater well monitoring and sampling, database management, documentation services, and engineering services. She has experience on LFG collection systems such as landfill gas to energy systems.
Christina Golden, EIT, is experienced operating, monitoring, and maintaining (OM&M) of landfill gas (LFG) systems and field activities related to liquids and gas sampling and monitoring. She provides construction services and LFG well monitoring, blower/flare station data collection, surface emissions monitoring, groundwater well monitoring and sampling, database management, documentation services, and engineering services. She has experience on LFG collection systems such as landfill gas to energy systems.
Mr. Gordon is a Project Manager for our OM&M Division’s Remote Monitoring and Control services.
Mike Goudreau, PE, has over 30 years of consulting experience and has been with SCS for over 18 years. Mike has significant experience with solid waste and environmental remediation projects including municipal, rubble and industrial waste landfills, landfill closures, solid waste transfer stations, and public convenience/recycling centers.
Mr. Goudreau has over 30 years of consulting experience and has been with SCS for over 18 years. Mike has significant experience with solid waste and environmental remediation projects including municipal, rubble and industrial waste landfills, landfill closures, solid waste transfer stations, and public convenience/recycling centers. In general, Mike’s project responsibilities have included multi-disciplined project management for site investigation and remediation, facility design, preparation of plans, studies, reports, specifications, contract documents, quantity and cost estimates, regulatory permit applications, shop drawing reviews, sampling and remediation work plans, and reports required for environmental and landfill permitting. Design expertise has included stormwater management and conveyance, grading, erosion and sediment control, landfill cell layout, fill sequencing, leachate management systems, and landfill closure.
Mr. Gould has nearly two decades of experience performing environmental and solid waste management projects. His experience includes Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) of commercial and agricultural sites, remedial activities at hazardous and non-hazardous project sites, and landfill investigations.
Mr. Gould has nearly two decades of experience performing environmental and solid waste management projects. His experience includes Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) of commercial and agricultural sites, remedial activities at hazardous and non-hazardous project sites, and landfill investigations. This includes historical and regulatory research; collection of soil, groundwater, landfill gas, and suspect asbestos or lead-containing material samples; supervision of subcontractors; health and safety compliance; data management; interpretation of laboratory analytical results; remediation oversight; and technical report preparation.
David Greene, PE, has a variety of solid waste related environmental engineering experience, including air permitting, landfill gas, financial analysis, landfill due diligence efforts, regulatory development and analysis, compliance planning, greenhouse gas monitoring, emission inventory including emission factor development, SPCC and SWPPP development. He has an MBA and is a Professional Engineer licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Mr. Greene has a variety of solid waste related environmental engineering experience, including air permitting, landfill gas, financial analysis, landfill due diligence efforts, regulatory development and analysis, compliance planning, greenhouse gas monitoring, emission inventory including emission factor development, SPCC and SWPPP development. He has an MBA and is a Professional Engineer licensed in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Mr. Greene also consults internationally in Southeast Asia focusing on the areas of planning and implementing training and evaluating the feasibility of LFG energy projects at solid waste disposal sites.
