Allison Kreinberg, BCES
Allison Kreinberg is a Principal Scientist based in Ohio with experience assessing and remediating sites impacted by chlorinated solvents, metals, and coal combustion residuals (CCR); conducting vapor intrusion sampling and mitigation; and evaluating contaminant fate and transport.
Specialties
Coal Combustion Residuals Groundwater Compliance; Vapor Intrusion Mitigation; Environmental Site Investigations; Geochemical Modeling
Practice Areas
Contaminated Site Assessment and Cleanup
Education
MS, Environmental Sciences, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, 2012;
BS, Biochemistry, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 2010
Registration
Board Certified Environmental Scientist, Environmental Chemistry Specialization
Client Service
Utility clients seek out Allison’s expertise to navigate evolving CCR regulatory and permitting requirements through groundwater compliance, corrective measures, and technical strategies that support successful regulatory submissions and long-term program objectives. She also offers her extensive experience conducting vapor intrusion sampling and mitigation at sites impacted by chlorinated solvents.
On behalf of clients, Allison helps power generation and manufacturing clients with many aspects of site investigation, including investigation planning, sampling, and reporting. She has drafted quarterly and annual status reports, field investigation work plans, conceptual site models, alternative source demonstrations, assessments of corrective measures, and Phase I environmental site assessments.
Allison has managed the assessment of groundwater quality at numerous CCR impoundments at coal-fired power plants. For these projects, she has supervised the development of statistical analysis plans and project-specific databases to better interpret data and improve its statistical analysis. She has also evaluated alternative source demonstrations that focus on natural variation in site geology and geochemistry and has assessed corrective measures under the federal CCR Rule.
Additionally, Allison brings experience with desktop investigations, including modeling groundwater chemistry via Geochemist’s Workbench and PHREEQC. She has designed and conducted bench–scale experiments related to the attenuation and stabilization of metals, geochemical microbiology, and soil buffering capacity.
Under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Allison assists clients with facility investigation at sites impacted by chlorinated solvents and chromium. In addition, she delineate impacts of metals, prepares final investigation reports, and implements interim remedial measures to help protect human health and the environment.
Contact Allison at AKreinberg@Geosyntec.com or +1-614-468-0421.
