Jay has broad experience in the field of geosynthetics and has been instrumental in the development of U.S. EPA background and guidance documents for liner systems. His interactions with regulators for permits and approvals have often involved development of technology equivalency demonstrations for containment systems and landfill construction.He has prepared and implemented demolition plans, sampling and waste delineation plans, impacted material removal plans, and health and safety plans, often serving as engineer of record, resident engineer, construction manager, and project manager. He has experience working with PRP groups and interacting with a variety of state and federal regulatory agencies.
His geotechnical engineering experience includes design of earthen retaining berms, structures on soft soils, sheet pile systems, and foundation improvement systems. His civil design experience includes grading and technical specifications for large earthwork projects. In earthwork construction, Jay has provided technical oversight of more than 200 construction quality assurance projects across the country. He performs constructability reviews, solves difficult construction problems, and serves as a technical expert on litigation assignments involving civil works construction projects.
To advance the state of the practice in geotechnical engineering, Jay has published more than 25 technical papers. One of his projects was recognized by the North American Geosynthetics Society as an Award of Excellence recipient for the innovative use of geosynthetics at a Superfund site in Ohio.
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