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Resumes for Petroleum Restoration Program July 2018

David C. Dailey, PE Professional Engineer

B.S. Biology, 1988

Birmingham-Southern College, Birmingham, Alabama M.S. Engineering, 1993 University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Florida Professional Engineer #56640, 2001 Alabama Professional Engineer #23095, 1999 Georgia Professional Engineer #28294, 2000

Mr. Dailey has been with CDG as a project and professional engineer for over ten years. His twenty-four

(24) years of experience in the environmental industry has included site assessment and corrective action planning, involving both soil and groundwater at sites regulated by the FDEP, ADEM, and GAEPD. As a Professional Engineer he has been responsible for the review and approval of numerous Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs) in Alabama, as well as Florida, Engineer of Record for pollutant source permitting and Engineer of Record for numerous UST remediation projects in the Alabama cleanup program. He is directly involved in the development and site assessment process and provides technical review on Site Assessment Reports (SARs) as well as final review of Remedial Action Plan (RAPs). Mr. Dailey specializes in developing risk-based corrective action levels by utilizing fate and transport analysis software. Mr. Dailey has utilized remediation strategies involving soil source removals, in-situ chemical and/or biological treatment, and in-situ remediation systems that have included bio sparge, air sparge, soil vapor extraction, and multi-phase extraction. His successes have included conditional closures on thirty-six (36) petroleum contaminated sites over the last five (5) years. Prior to CDG, Mr. Dailey was involved in environmental site investigations at industrial sites as well as petroleum contaminated UST sites.

James Alan Barck, PG, PE Project Geologist

B.S. Geology, 1991

Tarleton State University; Stephenville, Texas M.S. Geology, 2002 University of Mississippi, Oxford, Mississippi

Florida Professional Geologist #2478, 2007 Alabama Professional Geologist #1074, 2002 Alabama Professional Engineer #32719, 2012 Mississippi Professional Geologist #0223, 1999 Texas Professional Geologist #3424, 1999

Mr. Barck has over 18 years of experience involving hydrogeologic investigations and corrective action oversight at a wide range of industrial and commercial properties including UST sites, rail yards, refinery facilities, and petroleum pipelines. As a professional geologist, Mr. Barck has performed and reviewed numerous hydrogeological models for the evaluation of contamination plumes in the Floridian Aquifer and the fractured media in the state of Alabama. He is responsible for analyzing groundwater flow and behavior of contaminated media in UST sites across Alabama and Florida.

Resumes

CDG

Resumes for Petroleum Restoration Program July 2018

He has been the project manager for eleven (11) sites that have received conditional closure in the state of Alabama. His career experience also includes the hydrogeological design for the completion of engineering projects that included municipal water supply wells in Alabama.

Alec Black, PG

Project Manager, Project Geologist

B.S. Geology, 1991 Georgia Southwestern University, Americus, Georgia

Florida Professional Geologist #2686, 2011

Mr. Black serves as a Project Manager and Professional Geologist at CDG. He has over 20 years of experience with expertise in hydro-geological and geological assessments in Florida, Alabama and Georgia, especially in the area of UST cleanup. Mr. Black is extremely proficient in regulatory requirements and standard operating procedures of the current Petroleum Restoration Program. His professional review has included the interpretation of soil and groundwater analysis, performing groundwater flow analysis, and deciphering migration behavior of contaminants at sites throughout the North Region for the preparation of acceptable remediation technologies. He has worked closely with FDEP case managers and CDG engineers in the determination and selection of the remediation to be utilized. His responsibilities as a project manager have included sites in assessment, remedial action construction, and post active remediation/natural attenuation monitoring stages. Mr. Black has been the project manager for projects that resulted in several SCROs without conditions in the North Region.

Prior to CDG, Mr. Black was employed as a geologist and project manager with a qualified contractor in the Preapproval Program. For over six (6) years at that company, he served as project geologist/manager for dozens of sites in the North Region. His career has also included soil, gas, and groundwater monitoring, and environmental site assessments for the purpose of landfill permitting and compliance at facilities in the Southeastern United States as well as supervision and management of a stormwater treatment plant.

Brandon Williams Field Technician

A.S.,Drafting Design Wallace Community College, Dothan, Alabama, 2006

Mr. Williams began his career with CDG as a field technician in 2008. He has performed field activities that have included groundwater and soil sampling, construction oversight, and the operation and maintenance of remediation systems. He has worked at over at 50 sites in the North Region. Mr.

Williams is extremely proficient in the low flow groundwater sampling techniques required by FDEP.

He has the ability to perform field activities as directed under FDEP S a m p l i n g p r o t o c o l a n d procedures.