Manager Air Force
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DAVID W. HENRY
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Kemp, Texas 75143
Ph: +1-903-***-****
Email: ************@*****.***
EDUCATION
BS in Geology – Texas State University System, Sul Ross Campus, Alpine TX (1993 to 1997) MILITARY
Active Duty/U.S. Navy/Aircraft Mechanic/Honorable Discharge (July 1977 to August 1985) SKILLS
Single layer groundwater modeling using Groundwater Modeling System (GMS) with GUI for MODFLOW, Geographic Information System (ArcView GIS) user, Electronic Data Management System
(EDMS) user, proficient technical writer (contracts, proposals, reports, and work plans), cost estimating, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Project), project management, supervising, budgeting, strong verbal and written communications, sampling (groundwater, surface soil, and subsurface soil), subcontract oversight, geologic and contaminant mapping, Global Positioning System (GPS), water quality instrumentation, handheld XRF spectrometer, groundwater mapping, groundwater well design (monitoring and supply), and environmental compliance (RCRA, CERCLA, SDWA, NEPA, TSCA, PST, NM-WQCC, MMRP, VRP). PAST EMPLOYERS, TITLES WITH WORK HISTORY (PRESENT TO PAST) Sundance Consulting, Inc. (February 2019 to September 2020) Title: Senior Project Manager/Geologist
• Ungulate Fence Construction: Managed the construction of wildlife fences through heavily vegetated areas (jungle) on Guam. These projects required threatened and endangered species surveys, archeological monitoring, and military Munitions and Explosives (MEC) avoidance. Duties included managing project budgets, supervision of employees, oversight of subcontractors, client relations, and project schedules.
• Request for Proposal (RFP): Drafted and submitted proposals and cost estimates in response to RFPs issued by Navy NAVFAC.
• Natural Resources: Managed other natural resources projects related to the Marine Corps buildup on Gaum.
• Geology: Performed inspections at MEC (military munitions) during excavation activities for construction to identify, classify, and document the depth and type of bedrock. 3 in 1 Geologic, Environmental, and Ecospheric Services, L.L.C. (December 2016 to February 2019)
Title: Owner/President/Geologist
• Owner and operator with unconditional control over daily operations.
• Contracts/Subcontracts:
Nusenda Credit Union: Conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA). DAVID W. HENRY
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Sundance Consulting, Inc: Provided technical reviews on Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation & Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA) Preliminary Assessment (PA) reports and Resource, Conservation, and Recovery Act (RCRA) Facility Investigation (RFI) workplans, and RCRA groundwater monitoring reports.
Interior Systems, Inc. (ISI): Evaluated approximately 230 acres near Double Eagle II Airport, on the West Mesa (west of Albuquerque), for the presence of surface and subsurface unexploded military munition and submitted report on findings.
Zia Engineering and Environmental Consultants, L.L.C. (December 2017 to April 2018) Titles: Senior Scientist & Albuquerque Office Environment Department Lead
• Responsible for all activities related to environmental operations in the Albuquerque Zia Office.
• Castillo del Norte VRP Project: Drafted and submitted the VRP Completion Report to the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) VRP regulators for review and approval. Project included delineation, excavation, and disposal of 10,000 cubic yards (cy), installation of one monitoring well to a depth of approximately 100 ft, collection and analyses of groundwater samples, and a human health risk assessment.
• Phase I and II ESAs: Due diligence for properties located in heavy industrial areas, commercial retail areas, city government real estate transactions, and undeveloped properties. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque, NM District (2001 to 2016; retired) Titles: Senior Geologist/Project Manager
• Dam Safety Program - Trinidad Dam (April 2015 to June 2015): Developed drilling plan, developed emergency procedures during drilling, drilled eleven boreholes to varying depths in and through the downstream dam embankment, executed with inhouse staff (including drilling crew and sonic drilling rig), characterized and logged cuttings, collected and shipped samples to a materials lab, installed inclinometers and piezometers, grouted, monitored for grout loss, and recorded depth to water.
• Fort Wingate Depot Activity (April 2008 to November 2016): Design team environmental geologist and project manager assigned to the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) team for Fort Wingate. Monitored contaminated groundwater, designed and installed monitoring wells, performed aquifer tests, supervised field work, monitored well drilling, collected groundwater samples, evaluated chemical data, made recommendations to the BRAC Environmental Coordinator (BEC), delineated water-bearing units/formations and plumes, wrote semi-annual groundwater monitoring reports, submitted reports to New Mexico RCRA regulators, contracted with consultants to supplement USACE resources, oversaw and participated in geophysical surveys and geochemical analyses, prepared and presented presentations at public meetings, developed Performance Work Statements (PWS) and Scope of Works (SOW), and was the Department of Justice certified Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) responsible for contract oversight, contract quality assurance, contractor payments, and contractor evaluation.
• Fort Wingate Depot Activity (2013 to Mid-2015): Project manager, geologist, and COR for the TNT Leaching Bed mitigation. Characterized the lateral and vertical extents of RDX and TNT, modeled contaminant leachability, estimated the volume of contaminated soil, and developed the contract Performance Work Statement (PWS) to excavate contaminated soil and restore the site.
• Cannon Air Force Base and Cochiti Lake: Designed groundwater supply wells (reviewed and approved by the USACE Project Engineer and the New Mexico Drinking Water Bureau engineers) and developed the PWS and cost estimate to drill and install a supply well. Had COR authority and supervised and oversaw drilling with mud rotary, installation of the well screen/casing and gravel pack, grouting, pump/motor installation, pump tests, final well completion, and the collection and analyses of groundwater samples in accordance with (IAW) the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). DAVID W. HENRY
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• NELAMP (2002 to 2007): Program Manager for the Native American Lands Environmental Mitigation Program (NALEMP) and grew the program into the largest recipient of NALEMP funds in the U.S.
• FUDS (2001 to 2007): Co-Program Manager and Project Manager/Geologist for the Formerly Used Defense Sites program, otherwise referred to as FUDS. The FUDS program included, Underground Storage Tanks (UST, LUST, PST) sites, CERCLA sites, MMRP sites, and Building Demolition and Debris Removal (BD/DR) sites. Grew program from approximately $50K to $1 million + per year.
• FUDS and NALEMP Examples:
N1, N2, N3, N4 and New Demolition FUDS project (MMRP) – Performed an Engineering Evaluation and Cost Analyses (EE/CA) and executed a Time Critical Removal Action (TCRA).
VT Fuse Range (MMRP) – Project included an advanced digital geophysical survey (DGS), munitions sampling, munitions excavations, blow-in-place, and the airlift of safe-to-move munitions/items from high, rugged, terrain to a predetermined staging area at a lower elevation using the New Mexico Air National Guard.
WAFB VOC Plume (HTRW) – Investigated a VOC plume using Direct Push (DPT) with an onsite lab by actively sampling and analyzing soil vapor samples.
• Afghanistan (March 2005 to July 2005): Deployed to Afghanistan as the Environmental Engineer for Kandahar Army Air Field (KAAF) and southern half of the country. Performed environmental baseline surveys, installation closures surveys, and construction oversight. State of New Mexico Environment Department (1999 to 2001) Title: Project Manager
• April 1999 to April 2001: Project manager for superfund sites and potential superfund sites throughout New Mexico and conducted CERCLA investigations, PAs, SIs, RI/FSs, EE/CAs, Remedial Actions/Removal Actions/Emergency Response Actions, and developed Hazard Ranking System (HRS) scores to evaluate potential inclusion to the National Priority List (NPL).
• Examples:
Deming, NM, VOC Plume (2000) – For a temporary remedy, installed a Granular Activated Charcoal (GAC) filter system, and extended a 6-inch water main five miles east of Deming to connect a small community to the city water supply.
Stephenson-Bennett mine Time-Critical Response Action (1999) – Removal Action confirmatory sampling. The project included collecting soil and indoor dirt and dust samples for analyses. Soil and inhouse dirt samples were analyzed in the field using a handheld XRF spectrometer. Dust samples were collected with wipes and submitted to a fixed laboratory for analysis. Inhouse dirt samples were collected primarily from carpets with environmental sampling vacuum equipment specifically designed for sampling indoor carpets.
City of Alpine, Texas (1997 to 1999)
Title: Utilities Director
• April 1997 to April 1999: Reviewed historical municipal well data (groundwater elevation/withdrawal rates/consumption) to determine impact to local aquifers.
• Utilities Director (1998): Implemented a water conservation plan, operated and maintained three wellfields, supervised operation of the wastewater treatment plant, and maintained C water supply, wastewater treatment, and distribution licenses/certifications. Lockheed, Dyncorp, United Nuclear Corporation (UNC), General Dynamics (1985 to 1993) DAVID W. HENRY
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Titles: Aircraft Turbine Engine Mechanic, Aircraft Turbine Engine Mechanic Supervisor, Flight Line Mechanic, and Flight Line Supervisor.
LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS/TRAINING/AWARDS
Licensed Professional Geologist – Utah (by ASBOG Exam), Expiration 03/21,OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) – 40-hour with concurrent 8-hr refresher training, US Army Corps of Engineers MMRP Training, Intermediate Geographic Information System (ArcView) Training, Dam Safety Training, EM 385 40 hour safety, OSHA 30-hour general safety, Defense Civilian Medal for Global War on Terrorism, New Mexico Federal Employee of the Quarter (1st calendar quarter of 2014), Letter of Appreciation – 2005 Afghanistan Deployment, Letter of Appreciation – 2005 for being the Albuquerque District representative for the South Pacific Division-Range Support Center, and Active Duty
- Naval Expeditionary and Naval Unit Commendation Medals.
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