James Woody Maloney

Aiken SC *****

CP: 410-***-****

ac30l8@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

Seeking a position as my experience may be applied to developing new techniques, innovative approaches, teaching and dynamic controls in the office and field.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Master of Science degree in Geology, 17 years of professional experience in geologic, hydrologic, geotechnical engineering and environmental remediation projects. Have taught undergrads and fellow employees in the class and field. Very strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

NSA Official Aiken SC 6/14/2012 – present

Performing official duties at horse racing (Race Meets) for the NSA (National Steeplechase Association) at various locations.

Have worked as an official for the NSA as a Safety Steward, Horse Identifier, Assistant Starter and Patrol Judge for the past ten years. These functions are on weekends.

Independent Insurance Producer Aiken, SC 8/12 – present

Upon attending meetings and passing required tests, I am licensed in 9 states as an Independent Insurance Producer working primarily with AFLAC.

Wellington Equestrian Festival (WEF) Wellington, FL 01/14 – 4/14

Security and Safety Official

Employed to oversee professional security, safety and Technical Oversight at this major equine event. This includes identification per each and every individual and horse entering the stable area (Federals Equine International, FEI). This is conducted in the quarantine area also by observing everyone and anything in administration of feed, water, medicinal care and cleaning of stalls. Everyone must provide proper passes when checking in and out of the area.

Horizon Well Logging, LLC Tulsa, OK 2/12 – 5/12

Geologist, Mud Logger, Well logging for air and OBM drilling; analyze, describe recovered samples, determine lithology, geologic formations and units, oil & gas pay zones. Assist others in logging, geological terms and understanding, Update lithology, data curves, Gamma, drilling variables, surveys, mark connections (TG’s, DTG’s), bit depth vs. hole depth vs. lag, gas and lag, ROP, slides, block height and WOB Marcellus and Utica Shales.

BPEnvironmental, Inc. St. Michaels, MD 7/10 – 10/10

Storm-water Pollution Prevention Plans (SPPP) Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasures (SPCC) Inspections and Assessments of Industrial Transportation Sites Locating existing toxic materials; Above & Underground Storage Tanks (AST & UST’s) Mapping direction of storm-water runoff and location of outfalls and retention ponds, Slope Stability assessment, Design and description of remediation necessary for spills. At each Site I present a one hour tutorial for managers and foreman as to the specifics of SPPP & SPCC, visual storm-water sampling locations and procedures conducted for each State Environmental Protection standards. This project is pursued in states all over the Continental US. At the conclusion of each site visit, employees are now prepared to assess and react to storm-water pollution prevention, control and countermeasures through visual inspections, sampling, monitoring, accommodating changes, documentation and filing in the knowledge and understanding SPPP & SPCC standards.

EnviroTech, Inc. Tampa Bay, FL 5/07/10 – 5/31/10

Health and Safety Inspector Franklin, LA, Gulf of Mexico

Project conducted in response to the BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico, Protection of the estuaries and tidal flats of Marsh Island within the Vermillion Bay and other areas of St. Mary’s Parish, LA. Meetings every morning to present daily Health and Safety protocol to clients and employees, Safety Inspections with captains of all boats used for deployment and installation of booms, buoys and anchors; documenting the number of boom sections, their length, amount of anchors used, the difference in weight, and the number of buoys. Drawings of the positioning of the booms deployed in reference to the designated locations, existing coordinates, geography and delineation of each secured estuary. Daily Field notes/drawings, assessments and documents presented to office staff.

Davis, Bowen & Friedel, Inc.

Consulting Geologist/Hydrologist Salisbury, MD March 2007 – May 2009

Residential Project Representative (RPR), determining GW capture zones, direction of ambient flow, aquifer transmissivity. Well Head Protection Area Assessments. Slope Stability assessment. Determining location of new wells; mapping of Ground Water (GW) surface, saturated and unsaturated zones. Geology Consultant Field Representative for inspection, verification of materials used and testing of residential, industrial and commercial installation and improvement construction projects (Storm drainage, sewer, force main and water line installation), Quality Assurance & Control (QA, QC).

Castlton Environmental Contractors

Project Manager/Geologist South Amboy, NJ November 2006 – March 2007

Determine lithology, environmental geology in areas of concern; Slope Stability, Soil Liquefaction assessment at UST locations, Producing stratagraphic fence lines and 3D blocks determining ambient flow of VOC’s, Conducted remedial system design oversight, regulatory negotiations, risk characterization, and site evaluation within New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regulations. Managed and supervised project teams and established team and individual goals and objectives. Interacted with Field Services Manager to ensure all resources were available for proper field execution. Evaluate staff workloads and redistribute work assignments when appropriate. Horizontal and vertical delineation of contaminated areas through field sampling. Responsible for writing and reviewing Remediation Action Reports including UST projects.

Groundwater and Environmental Services (GES)

Project Manager/Geologist Neptune, NJ August 2005 – April 2006

Produced geologic maps using Rockworks 2004 to define lithology, stratigraphy, water tables and presence of toxic waste, plumes, smear zones and direction of toxic flow including UST projects. Prepared client contracts and procured subcontractor services and materials. Conducted remedial system design oversight, regulatory negotiations, risk characterization, and site evaluation within New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regulations. Managed project teams and established team and individual goals and objectives. Interacted with Field Services Manager to ensure all resources were available for proper field execution. Evaluated staff workloads and redistributed work assignments when necessary. Conducted hydrologic characterization to determine the semi-confined aquifers containing toxic waste.

Black & Veatch

Geologist/Subcontractor Kansas City, KS June 2005 – August 2005 Geotechnical Engineering, Geologist Field Management, conducted Technical Oversight of drilling crew for well installation and development, Conducted geologic analysis and interpretations of lithology for geotechnical engineering projects Collected and prepared soil samples for analysis, Compiled and analyzed data, prepared and submitted technical reports, Slope Stability assessment, Soil Liquefaction possibilities assessed, Daily reports emailed/faxed from site.

Dr. James Willis Lafayette, LA May 2005 – June 2005 Structural Geologist/Subcontractor, Field exploration to locate potential oil and gas reservoirs in the Powder River Basin in Wyoming, Performed structural geologic analyses and interpretations for cost effective oil & gas reservoir.

Core Mineralogy, Inc. Lafayette, LA December 2004 – March 2005 Geologist: Prepared and tested samples for various analyses to determine mineral and/or elemental composition, and particle size. Tested samples using X-Ray Diffraction, Scanning Electron Microscopy, and Energy Dispersive X-Ray techniques, Analyzed, interpreted, formatted, and reported data in tabular and narrative forms, Prepared necessary standard solutions required for lab operation. Operated and maintained lab equipment and lab area. Responsible for data file management and client relations.

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Lafayette, LA August 2002 – December 2005 Teaching Assistant/Laboratory Manager, Geotechnical Engineering. Provided teaching assistance in lecture and lab courses for the Geology Department. Managed and Conducted X-Ray Diffraction lab work. Performed slab cutting of igneous and metamorphic rock samples. Conducted field work for a near surface 2-d seismic survey at Avery Island, LA. Determined soil materials in support of construction; slope stability, soil liquefaction. Completed thesis work (Geology/Hydrogeology within a Two Mile Radius of the Judice Sand Mine in Carencro, LA).

Subcontractor Various Locations August 1997 – March 2005

Geologist/Geotechnical Engineering

Completed work on a per-project basis in conducting technical oversight and geotechnicnical

engineering for well installation and development for the following companies:

Environmental Sampling, Inc., Lafayette, LA

Field manager and Health and Safety Officer (HSO), for geo-technical engineering work, performed QA/QC at the Westinghouse Savannah River Site (WSRS) for Department of Energy (DOE)-awarded contracts with the following companies. Determining soil compaction compatibility for support in construction.

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), Augusta, GA

Givoo Consultants / General Physics Corp., Aiken, SC

Making observations, specifications, and following procedures for documentation of field activities and chain of custody for preserved samples. Performed work that included soil recovery via hand augering and drilling at WSRS, the Allied Industrial Park in Macon, GA and Donaldson Air Force Base in Greenville, SC. Performed interpretations of CPT and API logs (Schlumberger) and recovery of soil samples to determine hydrologic characteristics. Slope Stability and Soil Liquefaction assessments; e.g. occurrence, effects (quicksand, quick clay, and turbidite units etc.) regarding effective stress/shear strength. Determining soil compaction compatibility for support in construction; Proposed APT sites. Responsible for written and oral presentations; cone tests, percolation. Cataloged, mapped, and cross-correlated between wells using software applications. Gained experience in drilling exploration and cross well tomographic surveys. Wrote “Correlation of Lithology and Geophysics” during TO for well installation, development, soil recovery, interpretation, and Schlumberger logs from two well locations.

Earth Sciences and Resource Institute Columbia, SC December 1995 – June 1997Internship; Geologist, Geotechnical Engineering. Performed TO, HSO, QC, and QA for well installation/development during projects for WSRC, Bechtel, Raytheon, and other corporations in the office and field at the WSRC SGS DOE facility in Aiken, SC. Compiled soil boring and well data for Geographical Information System (GIS) database input of Eocene and Miocene coastal plain sediments.

University of South Carolina-Aiken Aiken, SC July 1995 – October 1995

Lab Assistant; Geology, Geotechnical Engineering. Conducted slabbing and trimming of basement core samples from Triassic basin and Paleozoic meta-igneous rocks recovered beneath updip Atlantic Coastal Plain. Produced whole rock powders using WC and alumina ring mills of the above as part of a comprehensive basement study focusing on structure and Tertiary fault reactivation in the updip coastal plain beneath a federal nuclear reservation (Savannah River Site).

EDUCATION

University of Louisiana at Lafayette (ULL) Lafayette, LA December 2005 Master of Science (MS) in Geology ULL geophysics courses, Seismic Processing Computer Applications in Geology, Advanced Sedimentation, Seismic Stratigraphy, Advanced Geology Fieldwork at ULL, Teaching Assistant for Minerology, Hydrogeology, Geology. Independently taught Geology 205.

University of South Carolina-Aiken Aiken, SC May 1998 Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies Major Concentration of Study: Geology Minor: Biology Awarded the Dr. I. Wendell Marine Memorial Geology Scholarship in Recognition of Outstanding Scholastic Achievement; October 1995.

Continuing Professional Education ULL Energy Institute

Continuing Education Courses: Geostatistics for Seismic Data Integration in Earth Models Applications and Interpretations of Converted Waves Interpretations of Three Dimensional Seismic Data Regulatory Training in Underground Storage Tanks Introduction to Arc GIS I Analysis and Design of Aquifer Tests Including Slug Tests and Fracture Flow #192Fundamentals of Successful Project Management.

CERTIFICATES AND SPECIAL TRAINING

MC252-POST EMERGENCY RESPONSE PEC600000651Gulf of Mexico

Hazwoper (OSHA) 40-hour, 8, 10, 30 hr. updates

CAT Training

Technical Oversight

Health and Safety QC, QA

Harmful Plants and Animals Training

Awareness and Prevention of Heat Stress

CPR and Standard First Aid

Environmental Restoration

RWT II (Radiological Work Training)

Waste Generator EEMG/EC & HS

Hazardous Waste Supervisor Training

Loss Prevention Training System

NJDEP Subsurface Evaluation Course

SOFTWARE SKILLS

MS Office/Excell, Claris Works, Wordstar, gINT, Terra Station 1 & 2, Oracle, KaleidaGraph 3.0, MatLab, Kingdom Suite, SONRIS, Rockworks 2006, ArcView, Surfer

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Vice President, State of Delaware American Water Resource Association (DE AWRA) previous member

Association of American Petroleum Geologist (AAPG) – previous member

Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) – previous member

Carolina Geological Society– previous member

Lafayette Geological Society– previous member

REFERENCES

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