Master of Science in Geology, University of Georgia
Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Mr. McFadden has been an affiliate of Mill Creek Environmental Services, Inc. (MCES) since August 1999 and a principal since February 2001. He conducts projects including geophysical investigations, aquifer analysis and development, subsurface contaminant migration, aquifer remediation, fracture trace analysis, and RCRA, CERCLA, HSRA and other regulatory compliance programs.

Mr. McFadden is responsible for client relations, regulatory interaction and project management at MCES. Prior to joining MCES, Mr. McFadden was the Vice President of Environmental Services for Applied Engineering and Science, Inc and a principal with Hydrovision, Inc. His responsibilities included all aspects of management of environmental staff and business, and management of environmentally-related projects for a primarily industrial client base. His project experience includes interaction with RCRA, CERCLA, HSRA, UST and other regulatory programs and all aspects of site investigations, evaluations, remediation, geology, hydrogeology, geophysics, regulatory considerations, report preparation and quality control. His managerial experience includes supervision, development, and health and safety of technical staff, development of project proposals and budgets, client development and representation of clients to regulatory agencies. Mr. McFadden was also an Associate Hydrogeologist for the Groundwater Section of the Illinois State Geological Survey in Champaign, Illinois for three years and a Principal Hydrogeologist for the Georgia Geologic Survey in Atlanta, Georgia for five years. He was responsible for conducting long-term research projects and publishing results; managing project staff and contract budgets, writing project proposals, reviewing waste disposal site reports for state and federal regulatory agencies.

PROFESSIONAL CAPABILITIES

Mr. McFadden has extensive experience with quantitative aquifer evaluation including flow and transport computer modeling, evaluation of groundwater flow and contaminant transport in fractured rock and multilayered aquifers, evaluation of aquifer potential, zone of influence and well interaction studies, soil and groundwater remediation. He also has extensive experience with surface and borehole geophysical services including electromagnetics, ground-penetrating radar, seismic, VLF, downhole gamma, electrical, sonic and nuclear logging. Mr. McFadden has applied his capabilities to Superfund cleanup work, CERCLA and RCRA facilities and has had extensive involvement in Georgia’s Hazardous Site Response Program.

CERTIFICATIONS, REGISTRATIONS, AND AFFILIATIONS

OSHA HAZWOPER Hazardous Materials Technician (40 hours), Standard First Aid, Adult CPR, Professional Geologist: Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Mississippi, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Virginia; National Ground Water Association, Georgia Groundwater Association.