Marco Hernandez, PE, is a Vice President of SCS Engineers and a Project Director. He has two decades of experience in environmental regulatory compliance, remediation, storage tank closure assessments, materials testing and construction inspection services. He is knowledgeable in the area of environmental site assessments, environmental remediation, environmental regulatory compliance, dewatering, deep foundation construction, surveying, computer-assisted drawing and geographic information systems.
Marco Hernandez, PE, is a Vice President of SCS Engineers and a Project Director. He has two decades of experience in environmental regulatory compliance, remediation, storage tank closure assessments, materials testing and construction inspection services. He is knowledgeable in the area of environmental site assessments, environmental remediation, environmental regulatory compliance, dewatering, deep foundation construction, surveying, computer-assisted drawing and geographic information systems.
Mr. Hernandez has prepared remedial action work plans for the submission to the Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM), the Broward County Environmental Protection and Growth Management Department (EPGMD) and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). Mr. Hernandez has conducted environmental site assessments for government agencies such as Florida Department of Transportation, Miami-Dade County Regulatory and Economic Resources, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, Miami-Dade College, the City of Miami and the United States Navy.
Stephanie Hill, PG, is a program leader for SCS Engineers’ Carbon Sequestration and Deep Well Injection practice, hydrogeologist, and licensed Professional Geologist in Florida, Texas, Illinois, and Kentucky. She co-leads a team of geologists and engineers to advise clients of various industries on geologic storage options for carbon neutrality and disposal of industrial liquid residuals. Her experience includes permitting and regulatory compliance for underground injection control and coal mining, hydrologic investigations, and identifying large scale environmental impacts to surface and groundwater resources from various industry practices.
Stephanie Hill, PG, is a program leader for SCS Engineers’ Carbon Sequestration and Deep Well Injection practice, hydrogeologist, and licensed Professional Geologist in Florida, Texas, Illinois, and Kentucky. Since joining SCS in 2013, she co-leads a team of geologists and engineers to advise clients of various industries on geologic storage options for carbon neutrality and disposal of industrial liquid residuals.
Ms. Hill’s early career focused on environmental compliance for mineral and fossil fuel industries at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (1996 to 2000) and the Railroad Commission of Texas (2000 to 2012).
She earned a BS in Geosciences with emphasis in hydrogeology and geomorphology at the University of Texas.
Ms. Hinojosa is a Project Professional with experience in solid waste management and environmental projects throughout Florida, including a range of sustainable materials management and owner’s agent projects, managing a treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) facility, and participating in household hazardous waste (HHW) collection events. She is also experienced with Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, field sampling, and providing CQA assistance for landfill, and dynamic compaction projects.
Ms. Hinojosa is a Project Professional in SCS’s West Palm Beach, Florida office. She supports a wide range of environmental engineering services, including field sampling under FDEP standard operating procedures, soil and groundwater sampling, preparation of due diligence and Phase II reports for regulatory agencies, and supporting recycling options analyses and solid waste collection procurement. She is well-versed in compliance and standards and supporting long-term sustainable solid waste plans. Ms. Hinojosa has experience with solid waste management projects throughout Florida, including a range of sustainable materials management and owner’s agent projects, managing a treatment, storage, and disposal (TSD) facility, and participating in household hazardous waste (HHW) collection events. She also has experience with Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, field sampling, and providing CQA assistance for landfill, and dynamic compaction projects, as well as RCRA compliance work ranging from manifest compliance to hazardous waste collection and storage. She has Bachelor’s Degrees in environmental science and biology.
Sarah Hoke is the Senior Marketing Manager for SCS Engineers’ Upper Midwest region. She has an MBA in Management and a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism with an Advertising focus. She has more than 20 years of experience marketing complex, high value business-to-business (B2B) services at national firms. Based in Madison, Wis., Sarah develops and supports content marketing strategies in four key markets: Solid Waste, Electric Utilities, Manufacturing & Facilities, and Real Estate Developers.
Sarah Hoke is the Senior Marketing Manager for SCS Engineers’ Upper Midwest region. She has an MBA in Management and a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism with an Advertising focus. She has more than 20 years of experience marketing complex, high value business-to-business (B2B) services at national firms. Based in Madison, Wis., Sarah develops and supports content marketing strategies in four key markets: Solid Waste, Electric Utilities, Manufacturing & Facilities, and Real Estate Developers.
Ms. Horty is a Project Manager with over a decade of experience directly managing small to large scale projects that include emergency response; environmental site assessment and characterization; remedial pilot testing, construction, installation, operations, and maintenance; regulatory negotiations; and compliance. She is experienced in managing subsurface investigation and conducting oversight during remedial activities including source removal and remediation system installation. Ms. Horty also conducts large scale assessments and remediation of arsenic-impacted sites to useable residential properties.
Ms. Horty has over 10 year’s of experience in environmental and ecological services, including managing small to large scale projects that include emergency response; environmental site assessment and characterization; remedial pilot testing, construction, installation, operations, and maintenance; regulatory negotiations; and compliance. Ms. Horty has a Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Science, with minors in geology and geography, and a certificate in Environmental Studies.
Ms. Horty has experience conducting environmental site assessments, overseeing remediation activities and submitting regulatory reports including Phase I & II assessments for sites in Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, California, Texas, North Carolina, and The Bahamas at various types of properties including commercial properties, airport properties, retail gas station properties, and bulk storage terminals for large oil companies.
Additional highlights of her professional career include a strong knowledge of applicable Florida Regulatory Chapters and Standard Operating Procedures. She has experience in state and international cleanup efforts and associated regulatory procedures. She participated in successful environmental closure efforts, which imposed engineering controls and property restrictions.
Ms. Horty is experienced conducting environmental site assessments, overseeing remediation activities and submitting regulatory reports including Phase I & II assessments for sites in Florida at retail gas station properties and bulk storage terminals for large oil companies.
Ms. Horty is a Project Manager with over a decade of experience directly managing small to large scale projects that include emergency response; environmental site assessment and characterization; remedial pilot testing, construction, installation, operations, and maintenance; regulatory negotiations; and compliance. She is experienced in managing subsurface investigation and conducting oversight during remedial activities including source removal and remediation system installation. Ms. Horty also conducts large scale assessments and remediation of arsenic-impacted sites to useable residential properties.
Dr. Hostetler has nearly four decades of experience as an engineer and hydrogeologist. He has diverse experience in coal combustion residue (CCR) and solid waste management permitting, design, and construction projects. His areas of expertise focus on supporting electric utilities, property owners and developers, solid waste facility owners and operators to meet demands for addressing environmental changes and impacts on their operations.
Dr. Hostetler has nearly four decades of experience as an engineer and hydrogeologist. He has diverse experience in coal combustion residue (CCR) and solid waste management permitting, design, and construction projects. His areas of expertise focus on supporting electric utilities, property owners and developers, solid waste facility owners and operators to meet demands for addressing environmental changes and impacts on their operations.
Dr. Hostetler is an experienced hydrogeologist specializing in groundwater management for active and closed landfills, including groundwater monitoring, statistics, reporting, and permitting, as well as design sampling and analysis plans and implementing special groundwater studies. He is also experienced in the collection and treatment of landfill leachate, PFAS in liquid streams, groundwater and surface water, and industrial and municipal wastewater. Additional experience includes storage tank investigations and closures.
He is also an experienced wetlands program manager, including for active landfills. His wetlands experience includes identification and delineation, permitting, mitigation design, working with agencies, and post-construction monitoring and maintenance.
Dr. Hostetler has a PhD in planetary sciences from the University of Arizona.
David Hostetter, PE, LEED AP, CEM, is a Vice President of SCS Engineers and a Business Manager for SCS RMC (Remote Monitoring and Controls). He manages the group’s RMC work across the USA and internationally.His project experience includes remote monitoring and control systems engineering, construction, and operation; landfill gas (LFG) blower/flare station engineering; LFG wellfield engineering; leachate and groundwater pumping systems engineering; energy audits; energy modeling; LEED design and documentation; commissioning and retro-commissioning; property condition assessments; and HVAC and plumbing engineering.
Mr. Hostetter is a Vice President of SCS Engineers and a Business Manager for SCS RMC (Remote Monitoring and Controls). He manages the group’s RMC work across the USA and internationally. His project experience includes remote monitoring and control systems engineering, construction, and operation; landfill gas (LFG) blower/flare station engineering; LFG wellfield engineering; leachate and groundwater pumping systems engineering; energy audits; energy modeling; LEED design and documentation; commissioning and retro-commissioning; property condition assessments; and HVAC and plumbing engineering.
Dave is a registered Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania and Virginia, a Certified Energy Manager, and a LEED Accredited Professional. He was a 2016 Waste 360 40 Under 40 Award winner and a 2019 Control Engineering Magazine Engineering Leaders Under 40 Award winner, among other awards. His projects have received an Environmental Business Journal Technology Merit Award and an Inductive Automation Firebrand Award.
Contact Dave at 717-799-0599 or
Chuck Houser, PG, has over three decades of experience in the earth science industry. He is a registered geologist, certified engineering geologist, and certified hydrogeologist with experience conducting investigations on lithological formations. His experience includes environmental site assessments, groundwater monitoring, fault and landslide investigations, groundwater resource studies, geological mapping, and geotechnical investigations.
Chuck Houser has over three decades of experience in the earth science industry. He is a registered geologist, certified engineering geologist, and certified hydrogeologist with experience conducting investigations on lithological formations. His experience includes environmental site assessments, groundwater monitoring, fault and landslide investigations, groundwater resource studies, geological mapping, and geotechnical investigations. He has assessed and remediated underground storage tanks and obtained reimbursement for cleanup costs from the California Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund. Mr. Houser’s scientific knowledge of geology and experience in the earth science industry enables him to prepare useful hydrogeological research, accurate environmental assessments, and appropriate remediation approaches.
Logan Howard conducts groundwater monitoring, compliance, remediation services, and other environmental service projects for numerous landfills. He also conducts environmental assessments for transaction screen assessments and Phase 1 environmental assessment reports and provides groundwater, surface water, and stormwater services for municipal and private clients. Support for these clients includes site assessments, field sampling, data interpretation, statistical analysis, and report production.
Logan Howard conducts groundwater monitoring, compliance, remediation services, and other environmental service projects for numerous landfills. He also conducts environmental assessments for transaction screen assessments and Phase 1 environmental assessment reports and provides groundwater, surface water, and stormwater services for municipal and private clients. Support for these clients includes site assessments, field sampling, data interpretation, statistical analysis, and report production.
Priya Hrenko, PE, is a project engineer experienced in air permitting, environmental compliance, environmental auditing, Phase I environmental site assessments, soil and groundwater assessment and remediation, and stormwater permitting and compliance for solid waste, private, municipal, commercial, and industrial facilities across the southeast, central and Midwest United States.
Priya Hrenko, PE, is a project engineer experienced in air permitting, environmental compliance, environmental auditing, Phase I environmental site assessments, soil and groundwater assessment and remediation, and stormwater permitting and compliance for solid waste, private, municipal, commercial, and industrial facilities across the southeast, central and Midwest United States.
Mark Huber, PE, is a Vice President and a National Expert on Electric Utilities. He has nearly 30 years of consulting experience in civil and environmental engineering, and specializes in urban redevelopment projects with a technical expertise in brownfield redevelopment, civil site design, and stormwater management. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Wisconsin and Iowa.
Mr. Huber is a Vice President and a National Expert on Electric Utilities. He has nearly 30 years of consulting experience in civil and environmental engineering, and specializes in urban redevelopment projects with a technical expertise in brownfield redevelopment, civil site design, and stormwater management. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Wisconsin and Iowa.
With a dual background in civil and environmental engineering, Mark is able to take urban redevelopment projects from initial site assessment through construction. Mark is adept at explaining complex issues in easy to understand language. His experience working on a variety of complex urban projects allows him to quickly identify key issues and develop smart, simple solutions that save clients time and money. Mark is an excellent communicator, which helps him bridge the gap between client goals and regulatory requirements. Mark is always excited about helping clients in creative ways with responsive customer service.
Contact Mark at 608-216-7376 or
Rachael Huempfner, PE, is an experienced environmental engineer with experience in wastewater and solid waste management permitting, design, and construction projects. Her areas of expertise include bidding/construction documents, construction quality assurance, and construction documentation. Rachael works with public solid waste facility owners/operators, public wastewater facility owners/operators, and electric utilities. Additional experience includes pond closure CQA and organics management systems.
Rachael Huempfner, PE, is an experienced environmental engineer with experience in wastewater and solid waste management permitting, design, and construction projects. Her areas of expertise include bidding/construction documents, construction quality assurance, and construction documentation. Rachael works with public solid waste facility owners/operators, public wastewater facility owners/operators, and electric utilities. Additional experience includes pond closure CQA and organics management systems.
Ray Huff, REPA, is a Vice President of SCS Engineers and our National Expert on Greenhouse Gas. He has three decades of experience in environmental consulting, and specializes in landfill regulatory compliance; air quality/compliance issues, including GHG emissions quantification; and site assessment, remediation, and post-closure care. Mr. Huff is an Accredited Lead Verifier under California Air Resources Board (CARB) with Transactions, Oil and Gas Systems, and Process Emissions Specializations, and a Registered Environmental Property Assessor (REPA).
Ray Huff, REPA, is a Vice President of SCS Engineers and our National Expert on Greenhouse Gas. He has three decades of experience in environmental consulting, and specializes in landfill regulatory compliance; air quality/compliance issues, including GHG emissions quantification; and site assessment, remediation, and post-closure care. Mr. Huff is an Accredited Lead Verifier under California Air Resources Board (CARB) with Transactions, Oil and Gas Systems, and Process Emissions Specializations, and a Registered Environmental Property Assessor (REPA).
Mr. Huff is also the Closed Landfill project lead within SCS’s California offices, with project management and coordination responsibilities for closed and inactive landfill projects throughout the state, including landfill probe evaluation work for CalRecycle. He has also participated on the Landfill Gas Technical Advisory Group to CalRecycle.
Mr. Huff’s compliance expertise has been deployed in a Project Manager and Task Manager capacity on a variety of landfill investigations and risk assessments, hazardous substance site investigations and risk assessments, site remediations, solid waste and hazardous waste management plans, and GHG/air regulatory compliance projects throughout California.
Contact Ray at 562-426-9544 or
Kirt Hufstedler is a Senior Project Manager with 35 years of experience in environmental management.
Mr. Hultquist is an experienced environmental scientist and environmental sampling technician. His project experience includes multi-media (groundwater, leachate, stormwater, LFG, and soil) sampling using a variety of methods, procedures, and equipment, including extensive experience with low-flow purge and standard purge sampling methods. He routinely coordinates and performs multi-media environmental monitoring at WM, WCI, and municipal landfill projects, and has worked on a wide variety of projects, including EPA superfund sites, military bases, Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, petroleum impacted sites, fuel storage facilities, chemical manufacturing facilities, aggregate facilities, hazardous waste facilities, and active and closed landfills.
Mr. Hultquist is an experienced environmental scientist and environmental sampling technician. His project experience includes multi-media (groundwater, leachate, stormwater, LFG, and soil) sampling using a variety of methods, procedures, and equipment, including extensive experience with low-flow purge and standard purge sampling methods. He routinely coordinates and performs multi-media environmental monitoring at WM, WCI, and municipal landfill projects, and has worked on a wide variety of projects, including EPA superfund sites, military bases, Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, petroleum impacted sites, fuel storage facilities, chemical manufacturing facilities, aggregate facilities, hazardous waste facilities, and active and closed landfills.
Ms. Hunter is an Environmental Professional with experience performing environmental due diligence projects (Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) environmental assessments. She also conducts remedial action projects, vapor studies, asbestos and radon surveys, stormwater and leachate sampling, and other tasks.
Ms. Hunter is an Environmental Professional with experience performing environmental due diligence projects (Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) environmental assessments. She also conducts remedial action projects, vapor studies, asbestos and radon surveys, stormwater and leachate sampling, and other tasks.
Ms. Hunter’s project experience includes due diligence investigations, site investigations, environmental studies, and telecommunications projects. Facilities encompass a wide range of residential, commercial, industrial, and cellular tower sites throughout the United States. Project site experience includes gas stations, vehicle maintenance facilities, chemical processing, and large scale manufacturing plants. Chemical contamination encountered in soil, soil vapor, and groundwater media has included petroleum, heavy metals, pesticides, PCBs, and solvents.
Megan Husic (Hente) is an Environmental Project Manager with significant experience in environmental investigation and monitoring. Her experience includes Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), soil and groundwater sampling, drilling and excavation oversight, asbestos inspections and clearances in accordance with AHERA and NAC 618, and lead inspections following HUD regulations. She is also proficient in the use of ArcGIS software to develop site maps, groundwater potentiometric maps, and other necessary figures for report preparation.
Ms. Husic is an Environmental Project Manager with significant experience in environmental investigation and monitoring. Her experience includes Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), soil and groundwater sampling, drilling and excavation oversight, asbestos inspections and clearances in accordance with AHERA and NAC 618, and lead inspections following HUD regulations. She is also proficient in the use of ArcGIS software to develop site maps, groundwater potentiometric maps, and other necessary figures for report preparation.
Ashley Hutchens, REPA, CESCO, serves as Vice President and Environmental Services Director for SCS Engineers’ Long Beach and Las Vegas operations. Her experience includes property evaluation and due diligence, site assessment, characterization, remediation; vapor intrusion assessment and mitigation; and hazardous waste management. She has led hundreds of projects, including all phases, from the development of cost estimates for site assessment, mitigation, and remediation, to groundwater monitoring and sampling, preparation and review of final reports, interfacing with regulatory agencies, and management of all aspects of projects, staff, and various subcontractors.
Ms. Hutchens serves as Vice President and Environmental Services Director for SCS Engineers’ Long Beach and Las Vegas operations. Her experience includes property evaluation and due diligence, site assessment, characterization, remediation; vapor intrusion assessment and mitigation; and hazardous waste management. She has led hundreds of projects, including all phases, from the development of cost estimates for site assessment, mitigation, and remediation, to groundwater monitoring and sampling, preparation and review of final reports, interfacing with regulatory agencies, and management of all aspects of projects, staff, and various subcontractors.
Bob Isenberg, PE, PG, is a Senior Vice President of SCS Engineers and our National Expert on Geotechnical, and Landfill Design/Construction Quality Assurance. He has over four decades of consulting experience in geotechnical and civil engineering projects involving design, analysis, testing, permitting, construction, remediation and repair of solid waste facilities, retaining structures including dams, mine tailing basins, earthen embankments and reservoirs, buildings including power plants, commercial and residential housing and studies of soil and groundwater contamination.
Mr. Isenberg, PE, PG, is a Senior Vice President of SCS Engineers and our National Expert on Geotechnical, and on Landfill Design/Construction Quality Assurance. He has over four decades of consulting experience in geotechnical and civil engineering projects involving design, analysis, testing, permitting, construction, remediation and repair of solid waste facilities, retaining structures including dams, mine tailing basins, earthen embankments and reservoirs, buildings including power plants, commercial and residential housing and studies of soil and groundwater contamination. He possesses extensive experience with design of bottom liner and leachate collection systems, final covers, subsurface investigation, redevelopment and remediation of older municipal and private waste landfills, and studies of soil and groundwater contamination.
Contact Bob at 571-353-2013 or
Lindsay James, RG, as over two decades of broad-based geologic, hydrogeologic, remediation, compliance, and wetland experience that includes detailed hydrogeological site characterization; quarry reserve estimation; groundwater monitoring, statistical analysis, monitoring network design/modeling, and fate and transport investigations; wetlands delineation and 404 permitting; due diligence and hazardous materials surveys; leaking underground storage tank assessment and removal; and groundwater remediation including feasibility studies and risk-based corrective action assessments.
Lindsay James, RG, as over two decades of broad-based geologic, hydrogeologic, remediation, compliance, and wetland experience that includes detailed hydrogeological site characterization; quarry reserve estimation; groundwater monitoring, statistical analysis, monitoring network design/modeling, and fate and transport investigations; wetlands delineation and 404 permitting; due diligence and hazardous materials surveys; leaking underground storage tank assessment and removal; and groundwater remediation including feasibility studies and risk-based corrective action assessments.
Curtis Jang is the President SCS Engineers as of March 2, 2024. He partners closely with our Chief Executive officer and the other members of our executive management team and oversees all corporate services, including finance, information technology, human resources, legal, and mergers and acquisitions. Mr. Jang holds degrees in Economics and Liberal Arts and has over 30 years of experience, 15 years with SCS.
Curtis Jang is the President SCS Engineers as of March 2, 2024. He partners closely with our Chief Executive officer and the other members of our executive management team and oversees all corporate services, including finance, information technology, human resources, legal, and mergers and acquisitions. Mr. Jang holds degrees in Economics and Liberal Arts and has over 30 years of experience, 15 years with SCS.
His career as a finance and accounting executive spans 20 years and encompasses finance, strategic planning, risk management/surety, information technology, and human resources.
Mr. Jansen has four decades of experience in the waste industry as an environmental compliance Health & Safety specialist. His expertise includes operation of landfills, transfer stations, medical waste facilities, hauling divisions and closed landfills. He has performed Environmental Health & Safety audits in 39 states and Puerto Rico and maintains a membership in the Institute of Internal Auditors. Mr. Jansen is HAZWOPER certified. He has developed and maintained numerous environmental and Health & Safety records to ensure compliance with federal, state and local regulatory agencies as required by their permits, regulations, and OSHA Standards.
Mr. Jansen has four decades of experience in the waste industry as an environmental compliance Health & Safety specialist. His expertise includes operation of landfills, transfer stations, medical waste facilities, hauling divisions and closed landfills. He has performed Environmental Health & Safety audits in 39 states and Puerto Rico and maintains a membership in the Institute of Internal Auditors. Mr. Jansen is HAZWOPER certified. He has developed and maintained numerous environmental and Health & Safety records to ensure compliance with federal, state and local regulatory agencies as required by their permits, regulations, and OSHA Standards.
As a Senior Project Advisor, he provides clients with sustainable and innovative solutions to their regulatory requirements, and perform and document environmental health and safety audits for landfills, transfer stations, waste hauling divisions, medical waste incinerators, and closed landfills. Mr. Jansen will develop action plans to ensure client compliance with audit findings, and he will conduct and document health & safety training for clients and for SCS Engineers and SCS Field Services employees. Mr. Jansen will consultant on remedial activities at landfills, transfer stations, and other waste disposal facilities and develop solutions to address the unique conditions at each facility.
Mr. Jenkins is an environmental engineer (EIT) and Certified Environmental Manager (CEM) experienced in providing consulting services, managing environmental liabilities, and maintaining regulatory compliance for clients. He specializes in the investigation and remediation of soil, soil vapor, and groundwater contamination, and is experienced with the management of project portfolios in various manufacturing and oil/gas sectors.
Mr. Jenkins is an environmental engineer (EIT) and Certified Environmental Manager (CEM) experienced in providing consulting services, managing environmental liabilities, and maintaining regulatory compliance for clients. He specializes in the investigation and remediation of soil, soil vapor, and groundwater contamination, and is experienced with the management of project portfolios in various manufacturing and oil/gas sectors.
Investigation activities have included planning and work plan preparation, regulatory and right-of-way permitting, soil sampling and geologic classification, drilling oversight, groundwater sampling, well installation, and incorporation of high-resolution investigation technologies, such as cone penetration testing (CPT), and membrane interface probe (MIP) and ultra-violet optical screening tool (UVOST) assessments. On remediation projects, he has implemented technologies that include soil vapor extraction (SVE), groundwater extraction (GWE), air-sparging, dual- phase extraction (DPE), vacuum- enhanced extraction, in-situ chemical oxidation (ISCO), In-situ chemical reduction (ISCR), oxygen releasing compounds (ORC), soil mixing and stabilization, enhanced bioremediation, injection of colloidal carbon amendments, electrical resistance heating (ERH), large-diameter auger excavations, and over-excavation.
Mr. Jenkins is proficient in all aspects of project management, including proposals, budgeting, directing project teams and schedules, completing deliverables, and financial forecasting. He is knowledgeable of and thoroughly understands state and local regulations in California, Arizona, and Nevada.
Kevin Jensen conducts solid waste, air, wastewater, and other environmental monitoring and reporting projects largely for private, industrial clients. Projects typically involve landfill groundwater reporting, environmental permitting, pollution prevention planning, and facility inspection services. Facilities include industrial landfills, various manufacturing and processing companies, service and construction companies, and municipal landfills and transfer stations. Additional experience includes compost facility permitting, compliance audits, and compliance and certification training.
Kevin Jensen conducts solid waste, air, wastewater, and other environmental monitoring and reporting projects largely for private, industrial clients. Projects typically involve landfill groundwater reporting, environmental permitting, pollution prevention planning, and facility inspection services. Facilities include industrial landfills, various manufacturing and processing companies, service and construction companies, and municipal landfills and transfer stations. Additional experience includes compost facility permitting, compliance audits, and compliance and certification training.
He prepares Annual Water Quality Reports, Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Plans, and Storm Water Pollution Preventions Plans. He has participated in EPA Superfund Site reviews and prepared the Quality Assurance Project Plans. Project sites include agriculture and metals processing plants, limestone and gypsum mining and processing plants, fuel storage facilities, active and closed landfills, and superfund sites.
Mr. Jernigan is a Senior Project Advisor responsible for providing advice and support across all SCS business lines. He is skilled at consensus building among a variety of interests and across scientific, technical, legal and regulatory disciplines while combining the fiscal discipline of budgets, cost control, and managed returns to produce optimal solutions. His expertise includes Regulatory compliance; Environmental Management Systems; RCRA Solid Waste; RCRA Hazardous Waste; Remedial investigations; Feasibility studies; Managed remediation; Brownfields; Superfund; and Regulatory and multi-party settlements.
Mr. Jernigan is a Senior Project Advisor responsible for providing advice and support across all SCS business lines. He is skilled at consensus building among a variety of interests and across scientific, technical, legal and regulatory disciplines while combining the fiscal discipline of budgets, cost control, and managed returns to produce optimal solutions. His expertise includes Regulatory compliance; Environmental Management Systems; RCRA Solid Waste; RCRA Hazardous Waste; Remedial investigations; Feasibility studies; Managed remediation; Brownfields; Superfund; and Regulatory and multi-party settlements.
Prior to joining SCS, Mr. Jernigan worked for waste management companies in leadership roles and successfully managing a national team servicing 1,200 operating locations to achieve, maintain and improve environmental performance. He has implemented programs, processes, and plans that resulted in year-over-year improvement in environmental performance, across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Achievements included reduced impacts to the environment (in the disposal division); reduced impacts to communities; and reduced regulatory violations in all lines of the business.
Contact Bruce at 281-989-6270 or
