Mr. Flynn has ** years of environmental and geological experience including

project management and geological oversight on numerous hazardous waste

sites in Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, Pennsylvania,

& Tennessee. Mr. Flynn has extensive drilling experience logging over

850,000 feet associated with oil and gas, environmental monitoring and

remediation wells/borings. Mr. Flynn is experienced in UST & AST, closure,

removal, assessment and remediation; asbestos abatement, assessments,

monitoring and surveys; site investigations; environmental assessments

including contaminant migration, Phase I Assessments, Phase II Assessments,

and Environmental Impact Statements; conceptional site models;

environmental audits; geologic studies; hydrogeological subsurface studies;

groundwater modeling; regulatory analysis and compliance; and wetlands

assessment and delineation. Mr. Flynn also has 7 years of Paleozoic

intercontinental basin oil field experience and 4 years as a regulator of

the oil and gas industry.

Employment History:

> Principle Consulting Geoscientist, Flynn Geoscience Group, Paducah,

KY, November 2013 - Present, Offering geoscience based consulting

services to environmentally regulated industries.

> Senior Consulting Geoscientist, Environmental Standards, Inc.,

Knoxville, TN, November 2012 - November 2013, Assigned as a

seller/doer, promoting analytical related quality control and quality

assurance services to oil & gas companies, coal operators, P&E

industries, and general manufacturing companies which are highly

regulated by governmental environmental regulatory agencies,

utilizing Action Selling techniques.

> Consulting Geologist, Paducah, KY, January 2012 - November 2012,

Under contract to Diversified Management Consultants LLC, teaming

partner to LATA Kentucky, Prime Environmental Contractor at USDOE's

Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Assigned to the C-400 IRA Project

tasked with remediating TCE soil and groundwater contamination.

Responsible for preparing the sampling and analysis plan for the

Remedial Action Work Plan, and assisting project team in the

preparation of the Remedial Design Report. Also responsible for

preparing project scopes of work and project specification documents

for drilling operations ($2M drilling program) and laboratory

services ($220K) RFP's.

> Geologist V / Manager, S. M. Stoller Corporation, Paducah, KY, July

2010 - June 2011, Assigned as Technical Field Lead, supporting the

LATA Kentucky Environmental Monitoring Group Project Manager at the

USDOE Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant by coordinating the performance

of multiple field crews to ensure that work is safely performed on

schedule and in the most technically sound manner to meet work scope

objectives. Responsibilities include: ensuring that all activities

are performed in accordance with industrial standards; meeting all

project safety, quality and technical requirements; work with project

team to ensure regulatory requirements are met; review and interpret

engineering and scientific data; overseeing project teams that

collect environmental samples as well as collation and interpretation

of field data; preparing plans, reports, ensuring that they are

technically sound and of the highest quality; supporting the Project

Manager with the development of project work scope and strategies as

well as assisting with modifying and updating project procedures, and

working with project teams reviewing, developing and implementing new

and innovative technologies. Also responsible for preparing project

training matrix's, reviewing and approving of all subcontractor

transmittals and invoices. Work with the LATAKY management team

preparing the DOE contract "True Up" estimates/documents for the C-

400 Phase II IRA

> Senior Geologist - Environmental Scientist IV, Shaw Environmental,

Inc., Tampa, FL, September 2004 - July 2010, Primary responsibilities

involved project management and field over-sight of geological

assessments at chlorinated solvent contaminated sites on behalf of

the USDOE / USEPA / ACOE and the Florida DEP Dry Cleaning Program.

Prepared and/or peer reviewed company generated reports, supervised

groundwater monitoring projects associated with natural attenuation

monitoring (NAM) and enhanced NAM and ISCO projects. Former lead

geologist/site manager for the Alaric Superfund site in Tampa, FL.

Mentored staff geologists/environmental scientists on project related

issues. Active member on the Shaw Tampa Office Safety Review Board.

> Geologist III, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Department of Mines &

Minerals, Division of Oil & Gas, Frankfort, KY, 2000 - 2004.

Responsible for the technical/regulatory compliance review and permit

approval of all oil & gas wells proposed within the Commonwealth of

Kentucky. Co-Chairman Governor's Energy Advisory Board (2003).

Prepared legal case files for General Counsel and the Commissioner

concerning all oil and gas hearings. Oil and gas field inspector for

north central Kentucky.

> President, Flynn Environmental Services & Consulting, Inc.,

Lexington, KY, 1993 - 2000. Responsible for marketing, account

tracking, invoicing, and management of professional services. Managed

KPSTEAF facility cleanup projects totaling over $2 million. Managed

staff of four environmental professionals. The scope of services

offered, included project management, phase I and II audits,

subsurface soil and hydro-geological investigations, UST and AST

analysis, hazardous and solid waste management, remediation of

petroleum retail facilities, and RCRA corrective action, and risk

assessments. Also involved in JV conducting biological assessment

management associated with coal and DOH properties including aquatic

surveys, small mammal studies, T&E species studies, bat surveys,

habitat delineation, bird studies, water quality assessments, and

wetland delineation and replacement.

> Director of Environmental Services, Challenge Engineering

Consultants, Inc., Lexington and Morehead, KY, 1993. Managed staff

of twelve environmental professionals. Projects involved subsurface

and hydro-geological investigations, environmental phase I, II, and

III audits, wetland analysis, coal mining permitting applications,

and RCRA monitoring projects.

> Director of Remediation Services, Challenge Engineering Consultants,

Inc., Lexington, KY, 1991 -1993. Managed staff of six environmental

professionals. Responsible for reorganizing the environmental

division stressing remedial services, marketing professional services

and preparing technical and cost proposals.

> Supervisor of Remediation Projects, McCoy & McCoy Environmental

Consultants, Inc., Lexington, KY, 1990 -1991. Responsible for

management of remediation projects including air stripping, GAC

applications, bioaugmentation and landfill disposal.

> Senior Associate, McCoy & McCoy Environmental Consultants, Inc.,

Lexington, KY, 1989 -1990. Established the UST assessment and

remediation section and marketed services to industrial, commercial,

and governmental organizations. Prepared proposals, coordinated,

and supervised UST and RCRA site assessments. Lead field coordinator

on a national PCB assessment and remediation cleanup project for a

major interstate natural gas transmission client. Received 1990

"Employee of the Year "award for oversight of $1.5 million PCB

cleanup project.

> Project Manager, McCoy & McCoy Environmental Consultants, Inc.,

Lexington, KY, 1988 - 1989. Supervised field technicians and staff

geologists on various subsurface and groundwater monitoring projects

at municipal and hazardous waste landfills. Also performed duties as

a contract USEPA region IV underground injection control inspector

throughout Kentucky and Tennessee.

> Staff Geologist, McCoy & McCoy Environmental Consultants, Inc.,

Lexington, KY, 1988. Supervised installation of monitoring wells,

and collection of groundwater and surface water samples for various

environmental studies.

> Consulting Geologist, Richmond, KY, 1985 - 1988. Lead field

coordinator on a comprehensive county-wide (Lawrence County, Ky.)

groundwater user inventory project, evaluating petroleum and brine

water intrusion from the Martha Oilfield into regional groundwater

aquifers in conjunction with the Huntington, West Virginia US Corps

of Engineers' "Yatesville Dam Project."

> Regional Geologic Manager, Tamarack Petroleum Company, Evansville,

Indiana, 1983- 1985. On-site geologist for over 75 wells drilled in

Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, and Kansas. Generated and evaluated

drilling prospects, analyzed field data, prepared project reports,

and filed state and federal permit documents.

> Lab Assistant, Commonwealth Technology, Inc., Lexington, KY, 1982 -

1983. Tested rock and soil samples for various parameters.

> Field Geologist, C. G. Collins Oil Producer, Campbellsville, Ky. and

Oneida, TN. 1980 - 1982. Directed geologic field operations,

examined rock cuttings, supervised drilling crews and technical

personnel. Supervised the drilling of 170 oil wells drilled by air

rotary rig in Kentucky and Tennessee.

Selected Relevant Experience:

> Extensive Business Development and Marketing experience related to

Oil & Gas, Coal Mining, and P&E organizations utilizing Action

Selling Techniques. Developed extensive network of close

relationships with key players in the oil and gas, coal, and P&E

industries through out SE United States with special emphasis in the

Appalachian & Illinois Basins.

> Technical Field Lead assigned by S. M. Stoller Corporation to the U S

Department of Energy's Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Paducah,

Kentucky. Manage team of professionals preparing a Field Sampling

Plan, UFQAPP documents and related work instructions to further

define TCE mass estimates in the subsurface soils and groundwater

plume associated with a historical TCE release at the C-400 Building

Complex. Project involves collection of Membrane Interface Probe

(MIP) logging data and collection of subsurface soil and groundwater

samples for volatile organic analysis. Data collected during this

phase of work will be compared to historical project data to better

define the conceptual site model for future remedial action.

> Senior Geologist assigned by Shaw Federal Projects Group to the U S

Department of Energy's Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Paducah,

Kentucky. Fall of 2008 provided oversight and documented sonic

drilling activities in conjunction with installation of Electrical

Resistive Heating (ERH) electrode technology into select wells during

Phase I of the C-400 Interim Remedial Action Project. Logged and

described sediments during drilling operations, mostly in level B

PPE. Worked with health and safety personnel to observe and

document health and safety concerns associated with the C-400

project. Fall of 2009 provided oversight and documented sonic

drilling activities during the Northwest Plume Monitoring Well

Install Drilling Project. Spring of 2010 assigned as Document

Control/QA Specialist during the C-400 Soil Vapor and Groundwater

Treatment Systems (SVGTS) Construction Activities Testing and

witnessed System Operability Testing of the SVGTS systems.

Spring/Summer of 2010 assigned as Assistant Manager of

Maintenance/Scheduling for the C-400 SVGTS system.

> Senior Project Geologist for Groundwater Investigations at the

Hollingsworth Solderless Terminal Superfund Site in Ft. Lauderdale,

FL. Onsite supervisor, responsible for installation of injection and

monitoring wells in conjunction with ongoing migration assessment of

TCE/metals, in multiple aquifers. Utilizes DPT and CPT drill rigs,

along with mobile laboratories, to identify underground source

regions in variable geologic units, and to characterize plume

geometries. Data collected was used to assess remedial approaches.

> Senior Project Geologist and Site Manager for Dry Cleaning Facilities

and Four Hazardous Waste Sites under the SEI USEPA Superfund and

State of Florida Dry Cleaner contracts. Provides oversight and

supervision of field activities, report writing, scheduling, health

and safety, purchasing, and cost estimation. Responsible for site

evaluations and, where applicable, assisting engineers in the

implementation of remedial programs including SVE, ISCO, GW P&T and

sparge systems. Conducts seminars to staff level employees

concerning field techniques and QA/QC.

> Project Geologist for Remedial Investigation for the Alaric Superfund

Site in Tampa, FL. Performed follow up field oversight of extensive

soil and groundwater assessment concerning a PCE/TCE DNAPL site.

Field efforts involved Geoprobes, sonic rigs, and an EPA mobile

laboratory. Assisted Senior Geologist coordinating field activities

concerning the installation of over 60 injection and recovery wells,

associated with an ISCO (potassium permanganate) system.

> Site Superintendent / Health and Safety Officer at 14 FDEP Dry

Cleaning Solvent Cleanup sites in Florida, responsible for

preparation, modification, updating and implementation of health and

safety procedures at each site. Involved in risk identification,

elimination and/or mitigation of potential site hazards. Make

recommendations to management concerning field SOP's. Participate in

accident/incident review board investigations. Coordinate/interface

with Shaw CIH/CIHT's concerning health hazard issues related to

chlorinated solvent investigation and remediation installation sites.

Perform project safety inspection audits on regular monthly basis

documenting first aid, PPE, fire protection, air monitoring, welding

and cutting, hand and power tools, motor vehicles, emergency plans,

materials handling, fire protection, electrical, compressed gas

cylinders, scaffolding, working surfaces, site safety plan, site

control, heavy equipment, excavation, decontamination, hazard

communication, training, and documentation.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Robert W. Flynn

21 Margaret Court

Paducah, KY 42001

859-***-****

Please limit calls between the hours of 9am - 6pm M-F CST.

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REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Experience Highlights LOCATION

Paducah, KY

Years of Experience

30 + Years

Education

University of Kentucky, B.S., Geology, 1983

University of Kentucky, MBA course work, 1986

Training

V OSHA 40 Hour HAZWOPPER 1988 & 2004

V OSHA Annual 8-Hour HAZWOPER Refresher 1989-1999, 2005 - 2013

V OSHA HAZWOPER Supervisor 1989

V USEPA UIC Inspector 1989

V Competent Person Drilling Oversight 2007

V Ionizing Radiation GET 10/2012

V Radiation Worker Training 10/2012

GOVERNMENT CLEARANCES

V USDOE L Clearance

Registrations:

V Professional Geologist (ASBOG Certified) Florida, Kentucky, & (Tennessee

-inactive)

V Kentucky KPSTEAF Certified Contractor

Relevant Skills/Experience

V Senior Scientist and Site Manager on several hazardous waste sites in

Florida

V Excellent reporting capabilities and client interaction

V Provides oversight and supervision of large scale remediation field

activities

V Field QC expert with written SOPs and hands-on training of field staff

V Expert bioremediation / reductive dechlorination evaluation and progress

at numerous sites contaminated with solvent / DNAPL

V Extensive Health and Safety background, preparation of JSA's, Tailgate's,

Site Specific HASP's, HASP Amendment Documents, Project H&S planning,

calibration and utilization of air monitoring systems. Member on the Tampa

Office Safety Review Board.

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