Project Manager Management

WILLIAM V. HICKEY

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PROJECT/PROGRAM MANAGER (Certified PM with URS; PMI PMP in progress)

Mr. Hickey is a dedicated, innovative, and results-focused professional

offering 15+ years of experience in the environmental/engineering and

resource management services industry. Mr. Hickey is comfortable working

with multidisciplinary project teams and has exceptional organizational

skills and attention to detail. He is a talented technical writer with

extensive experience developing Phase I, II, and other NEPA-driven

deliverables; technical and cost proposals; and internal office policy and

procedural guidelines. Mr. Hickey enjoys coaching project staff and

fostering career development through skill building, goal setting and team

building. William is driven by a passion for professional integrity, new

challenges, quality improvement and enhanced communication with

stakeholders.

SUMMARY OF RELEVANT QUALIFICATIONS

< Extensive experience developing site investigation studies, leading

project teams, and communicating with stakeholder groups; project

emphasis on contaminated site characterization for project sites having

complex dynamics associated with geology, surface/ground-water, and

biological features; managed contracts between $250K- $7.5M

< Led and directed Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Programs for both

corporate and federal employers; trained staff, developed and maintained

data tracking system

< Primary author on numerous technical documents driven by NEPA, CERCLA,

and other regulatory stipulations for documentation and public

participation including Phase I and II Reports, Environmental Impact

Assessments; and NFRAP, RI/FS, and ROD documents

< Excellent technical writer/editor; unique ability to communicate complex

technical concepts to stakeholders; proficient at all MS Office software

(advanced Excel skills)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Program Manager / Senior Special Projects Manager

ASRC Energy Services Regulatory & Technical Services (Anchorage), 2007-2010

< Managed multidisciplinary team of project managers in development of NEPA-

driven EP and EIA documents for offshore OCS programs in the Beaufort and

Chukchi Seas; primary author on North Slope Alaska subsistence impact

study, a deliverable that was incorporated into both Beaufort (Camden

Bay) and Chukchi Sea EP/EIA reports

< Developed cumulative impact assessment for an Alaskan geothermal

environmental assessment report for DOE/Naknek Electric Association and

served as senior peer review

< Workforce development lead for hiring and retaining North Slope residents

< Developed proposals for and managed 2007-2009 North Slope Alaska

subsistence advisor and communication centers programs in compliance with

Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission's Conflict Avoidance Agreement for

offshore oil & gas exploration and development industry leads; both

programs require cross-cultural communication skills and an ability to

communicate complex issues to lay residents to prevent conflicts between

industry and subsistence users

Senior Project Manager / Technical Analyst

URS (Anchorage and Honolulu), 1993-2007

< Project Manager for URS' Alaska and Hawaii Air Force remedial

investigation and long-term monitoring projects; led scientific project

teams; provided expert advice/guidance on groundwater investigations; and

assisted in development of feasible remedial actions

< Team lead and primary technical data analyst for Elmendorf AFB long-term

groundwater monitoring program, a CERCLA driven response program

< Facilitated ongoing environmental project assessment discussions between

U.S. Air Force, U.S. EPA, Alaska DEC, and legal team to develop dynamic

approaches to address IRP site closures, and cleanup programs for

Elmendorf AFB and Clear Air Force Station

Graduate Assistant / Outreach Coordinator

University of Wisconsin - Central Wisconsin Groundwater Center (CWGC), 1990-

1992

< Helped professors develop lesson plans and taught freshman level

environmental studies course as needed throughout 1990-1991 at the

College of Natural Resources

< Coordinated and led an impact assessment study on groundwater resources

within eight federally-recognized Indian reservations in Wisconsin and

Michigan; developed a technical report summarizing the findings and

resources available to tribes at CWGC

Groundwater Consultant

Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe of Bowler Wisconsin, 1990-1992

< Assessed integrated resource management planning approaches; evaluated

the groundwater resource and regulations established to protect tribal

natural resources; and developed a groundwater resource management plan

for the Stockbridge-Munsee community, a working component of the Tribe's

current Resource Management Plan

< Developed a groundwater resource susceptibility to contamination

geographic information system (GIS) tool for use in resource assessment,

management and land zoning by the Stockbridge-Munsee Tribal Council; and

developed and published "A History of Natural Resource Management

Practices: Stockbridge-Munsee Tribal Community, Wisconsin" for the Tribal

Council

Environmental Resource Specialist

U.S. Public Health Service / Indian Health Service, 1984-1990

< Emergency services coordinator and environmental services officer

manager; provided environmental services to: 10 Indian Tribes in

Wisconsin and Michigan (Rhinelander, WI - 1989-1990); 42 Native Alaskan

communities along the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta (Bethel, AK - 1986-1988);

White Mountain Apache Nation (Whiteriver, AZ - 1985); and Yakima Nation

in Washington State (1984). Special projects developed for groundwater

protection, haz waste assessment/disposal, and drinking water assessment

and protection

EDUCATION

< M.B.A., Sustainable Business Mgt., Marylhurst University (in-progress)

< M.S., Natural Resource Management, University of Wisconsin, 1992

< B.S., Environmental Science, Indiana State University, 1985

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