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PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
HYDROGEOLOGIST/PROJECT MANAGER 2005 -
Present: Clean Soils Environmental, Ltd. Management of all of Clean Soils
Environmental projects involving the release of oil and hazardous materials
governed by the Massachusetts Contingency Plan or 310 CMR 40.0000. He has
over fourteen years experience supervising every phase of site assessment
and remediation projects and another four years experience in the areas of
land surveying and septic system design. In order to help clients make the
best business decisions in management of their property or business, Mr.
Landry uses his extensive knowledge of state and federal regulations to
educate and guide clients through the maze of necessary site assessment
activities and sometimes remediation options. One of Mr. Landry’s goals is
to listen to the client as to what the reason(s) are for environmental
services, outline a course of action, and discuss the possible outcomes as a
result of each action or phase of work. Mr. Landry’s responsibilities at
Clean Soils Environmental consist of: client and regulatory agency meetings,
site specific proposal preparation, report preparation to clients and
assistance to the LSP in preparing submittals to the DEP for MCP response
actions (e.g., Immediate Response Action Plans, Release Abatement Measures,
Bills of Lading, and Response Action Outcomes, etc); supervision of
drilling, excavation, and emergency response crews for assessment and
remedial projects; sampling and analyses of soil, groundwater, surface
water, sediment, air, and soil gas media; perform hydrogeologic
investigations and data interpretation; preparation of site health and
safety plans and site plans; disposal and recycling management of hazardous
and non-hazardous materials; design, installation, operation, and
maintenance of soil vapor extraction, air sparge, groundwater pump and
treat, and bioremediation remedial systems; supervise underground storage
tank closure assessments, and permitting for wastewater discharges.
HYDROGEOLOGIST/PROJECT MANAGER 1992 - 2004:
Simmons Environmental Services, Inc., Salisbury, MA. Prepared Phase I,
II, III, IV, ASTM, bank, and UST closure reports and proposals for banks,
attorneys, and in accordance with Massachusetts and New Hampshire regulatory
requirements. Supervised drilling, excavation, and emergency response crews
for assessment and remediation projects. Supervised and performed sampling
and analyses of soil, groundwater, air, and soil gas media. Supervised and
interpreted groundwater hydraulic conductivity investigations and data.
Prepared site health and safety plans and site plans. Managed disposal or
recycling of hazardous and non-hazardous materials. Performed design,
installation, operation, and maintenance of SVE, AS, groundwater pump and
treat, and bioremediation remedial systems.
HYDROGEOLOGIST/PROJECT MANAGER 1998 - 1999: American Environmental
Assessment Company, Farmingdale, NY. Prepared and supervised
Phase I, II, III site assessments and UST closure reports and proposals.
Supervised remediation of drywells. Coordinated disposal of hazardous
and non-hazardous materials.
GEOLOGIST/(SURVEY INSTRUMENT OPERATOR, DRAFTSPERSON, SEPTIC SYSTEM DESIGNER,
TECHNICAL REVIEW AGENT) 1988 - 1992. Instrument operator for
topographic and boundary surveys. Draftsperson for topographic and
boundary survey plans. Design and draft plans for residential septic
systems.
GEOLOGIST/FIELD TECHNICIAN 1988. Soil,
groundwater, and air sampling.
EDUCATION
College:
B.S. in Geology, Salem
State College, 1991
40 Hours Hazardous Waste Site Worker
8 Hour Annual Refreshers (Yearly basis)
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Continuing Education:
Bioremediation Seminar, LSPA, March 1998.
Bedrock Wells, New England Water Works Association, July 1997.
Beyond TPH, VPH/EPH Analysis Seminar, MADEP/LSPA, May 1997.
Interpretation of Analytical Results, LSPA/Matrix Analytical Laboratory,
March 1997. Environmental Risk Assessment Seminar, LSPA/MADEP, November
1996.
Underground Storage Tank Closure Seminar, LSPA/MADEP, April 1996.
Design In-Situ Soil Vapor Extraction & Air Sparging Systems, NGWA Univ.
Wisconsin, Feb. 1995.
Analysis and Design of Aquifer Tests, NGWA, March 1994.
Focus Conference of Eastern Regional Groundwater Issues, NGWA, October 1993.
Underground Storage Tank Management, Northeastern University, fall 1993.
Assessment of Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquid, EPA Seminar, July 1993.
7th National Outdoor Action Conf: Aquifer Restoration & GW Monitoring, NGWA,
June 1993.
Chemistry for Hazardous Waste Managers, Northeastern University, spring
1993.
Subsurface Exploration Techniques, Northeastern University, fall 1992. |
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