by Pete Scott | May 26, 2017 | Reports
The FAA, EPA, and aviation and petroleum industries are seeking replacements for leaded aviation fuel, which is still widely used. This presentation focuses on the assessment framework for environmental toxicology and engine exhaust emissions.
Steve has practiced comprehensive civil engineering, government relations, and planning since 1983. He has guided numerous projects for public and private clients in the federal, state, regional, and local arenas. Steve, whose core technical expertise is in transportation, has developed business in a broad base of infrastructure – utilities, transportation systems, energy, stormwater management, site development, and recreational/themed facilities.
Among many assignments during almost eight years in the Florida legislature, he served as Chairman of the Energy and Utilities Committee, and ultimately as the GOP Florida House Majority Leader in 2012-2013.
In 2018, he received the Governor A.W. Gilchrist Award, which annually recognizes an engineer for public service, helping mankind, and bringing honor to the engineering profession.
Steve is a licensed Professional Engineer in Florida. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida.
Dan is a Senior Civil Engineer based out of our Charlotte office. He is a key contributor to the expansion of our civil engineering design services. Known for expertise and versatility, Dan has led highly successful projects in industrial, commercial, healthcare, government, and education markets. He has gained vast experience and a reputation as a go-to innovator in construction management; land planning and civil site design; water and wastewater planning and design; and geotechnical engineering.
Dan is a licensed Professional Engineer in North Carolina. He is a member of the North Carolina Economic Development Association (NCEDA), the Commercial Real Estate Development Association (also known as NAIOP), the Urban Land Institute (ULI), and the Charlotte Region Commercial Board of Realtors (CRCBR). He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Jerry is a Senior Geologist and Sciences Program Manager at SynTerra. He heads multidisciplinary projects that are focused primarily on groundwater contaminant assessment and remediation. He has more than 30 years of experience as a professional consultant for geologic/hydrogeologic studies, site assessments, regulatory compliance issues, and site remediation projects. Jerry has highly advanced expertise in coal combustion residual (CCR) assessment, management, and remediation; geologic mapping; hydrogeologic studies; bedrock geology and hydrogeology; remedial action conceptual design; CERCLA RI/FS; RCRA Corrective Action; and voluntary cleanup contracts. He also has experience as a technical expert in litigation support.
Jerry embraces his mentorship role at SynTerra, where he uses humor and compassion to keep team members at ease and on-task. He serves as a Professional Mentor for the Clemson University Chapter of Engineers Without Borders and is an Adjunct Research Professor in Clemson’s Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences. Jerry is licensed as a Professional Geologist in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee. He holds a Master of Science Degree in Geology from Auburn University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Geology from Clemson University.
Mark has worked more than 40 years in natural-resource based industries. His expertise includes mine geology and mine engineering, hydrogeologic and geotechnical investigations, solid and hazardous waste management, and regulatory negotiations. He has published peer-reviewed papers about coal geology, ore geochemistry, mineralogy, and solid waste management. He is a leading expert in mining and environmental permitting for litigation support.
Mark is licensed as a Professional Geologist in South Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, and Washington. He serves on the boards of the Upstate Red Cross and Upstate Forever. He served on the South Carolina Board of Registration for Geologists for six years. Mark holds a Master’s degree in Geological Sciences from The University of Michigan and a Bachelor’s degree in Geological Science from Harvard University.
Christina has over 24 years of civil and design consulting experience. She is primarily involved with work in the civil design area, and her work has included preparing erosion and sediment control plans, sanitary sewer plans, storm water drainage plans, grading plans, and water and wastewater treatment design. She has been heavily involved in developing mine operation and reclamation plans. She has also prepared design drawings for landfill projects, landfill volume calculations, and Isopach comparisons.
Mr. Gray has nine years of experience working on a variety of federal environmental restoration sites. Clients include the Department of Energy, Department of Defense, United States Army Corps of Engineers and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories. His work consisted of design and fabrication of technical systems to automate and assist remediation projects. These systems were designed to perform radiological overland surveys and real time decision making. Mr. Gray has also managed the field personnel and execution of projects that this technology was deployed on. Additionally, Mr. Gray has also built and managed a variety of environmental databases including Earthsoft’s EQuIS and ERPIMS..
Mr. Robinson has been involved in GIS and gas pipeline construction management projects since 2000. He has worked on numerous projects in conjunction with Commission of Public Works, South Carolina Department of Transportation (DOT), and as well as the City of Greer, private contractors. He has been responsible for gathering pipeline data for many projects. His skills include utilizing model generating software such as ArcGIS, AutoCAD, and GPS Projects.
Mr. Robinson is also a key member of SynTerra’s GIS team. His responsibilities include geocallout, mobile solutions, and data presentation (cartography).
Justin has a strong background in GIS web application development, management, and master planning. He has extensive experience with JavaScript web GIS applications, Python scripting, and providing high-quality digital and hardcopy mapping support. Prior to joining SynTerra Justin was the GIS Planner for the City of Greer, SC (7 years). He has experience managing a city’s enterprise-wide GIS platform comprised of both desktop and server-based GIS technologies. Those efforts helped with critical decision-making at the local level. In addition he provided planning assistance to the Planning and Zoning Administrator and reviewed and completed all zoning permits (commercial, residential, and home). He has extensive experience with public speaking and presentations including City and County Council meetings. In the past Justin has served as Chair (2014), Vice Chair (2013), and Secretary (2012) for the Greenville County Geographic Information Alliance (GCGIA). He holds a Bachelor of Science in Geography from Appalachian State University (2010).