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<br />coordination, and troubleshooting. Produced multiple technical documents including Water Quality Monitoring Reports, Sampling Analysis
<br />Plans, Work Plans, Daily Quality Control Reports, Quarterly Monitoring Reports as well as Site Inspection Reports
<br />Project Related Experience
<br />Preliminary AssessmentlSite Inspection — Installation Restoration Site 18, Naval Air Station Lemoore, California
<br />Mr. Holstein assisted with conducted a Preliminary Assessment to compile existing information about the Site, this included an
<br />assessment of the potential sources and nature of any release, potential contaminant migration pathways, and potential receptors that
<br />could be affected by a release or contaminant migration. Information gained in the Preliminary Assessment was be used to guide the
<br />Site Inspection sampling and analysis activities. The Site Inspection was conducted to augment data collected in previous investigations
<br />and decide whether further investigations or remediation activities were warranted. Investigation activities included limited groundwater,
<br />soil, and soil gas sampling and reporting.
<br />Long -Term Monitoring Support for Landfills and Technical Support at Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, California
<br />Mr. Holstein served as the project manager providing installation restoration consultation services to Naval Facilities Southwest for the
<br />execution of the Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow long term monitoring for the CERCLA Area of Concern (CAOC) 7, 20, 23, and 35
<br />landfill sites, and to provide Remedial Project Manager and general technical support services pertaining to landfill long term monitoring
<br />activities for CERCLA Area of Concern 7, 20, 23. and 35 landfill as well as technical support services associated with other installation
<br />restoration sites and the Base.
<br />Groundwater Well Destruction and Demolition of Water Utility Infrastructure at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California
<br />Mr. Holstein served as the project manager decommissioning abandoned production wells, converting abandoned agricultural wells to
<br />monitoring wells, and demolishing water utility infrastructure in various basins throughout at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton,
<br />California. Prior to performing demolition services, asbestos and lead -based paint surveys were conducted to locate, identify, and assess
<br />the condition of materials at several structures at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton,
<br />Remediation System Decommissioning at Former Underground Storage Tank Sites at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton,
<br />California
<br />Mr. Holstein served as the project manager decommissioning remediation systems at various locations and Well Abandonment/Repairs
<br />at Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton.
<br />22123 Area Groundwater Site at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California
<br />Mr. Holstein served as the project scientist during the installation of 3 additional network monitoring wells, and quarterly sampling of a
<br />network of 37 groundwater monitoring wells. Project specific tasks included managing the daily health and safety of on -site personnel
<br />and equipment, performing daily health and safety tailgate meetings, performing soil sample collection and logging, conducting
<br />groundwater sample collection, and completing daily quality control inspections and reporting. Led on -site QC meetings, managed and
<br />coordinated each groundwater monitoring event, inspected and certified that all materials and equipment delivered to thejob site complied
<br />with the approved submittals, ensured that all testing and/or inspections were performed, provided QC training to project staff, prepared
<br />and implemented project QC plans, inspected the work performed on a daily basis for compliance with current plans and specifications,
<br />identified corrective actions, and maintained QC documentation and submittals.
<br />Installation Restoration Site 1115 at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California
<br />Mr. Holstein served as the project scientist during a remedial investigation of facilities consisting of approximately 520 soil, soil gas, and
<br />groundwater samples from over 200 soil borings and surface samples; the excavation of petroleum hydrocarbon -contaminated soils; the
<br />treatment of contaminated groundwater via In -Situ Chemical Oxidation injections; and long-term monitoring and remediation system
<br />operation and maintenance at the site with petroleum plumes.
<br />Remediation of Pesticide Contaminated Soil on Stuart Mesa Agricultural Fields at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton,
<br />California
<br />Mr. Holstein served as the project scientist following an excavation while approximately 150 confirmation soil samples and 16 soil vapor
<br />samples were collected from throughout the site. Project tasks included assisting with field activities and soil vapor sample collection at
<br />a former agricultural field and assisting with management and oversight of subcontractors.
<br />Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business
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