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Dr. James Campbell
has over 20 years of experience in the wastewater treatment and hazardous
waste management fields and has worked for a variety of clients across
the United States. He specializes in management and negotiation services
associated with construction and environmental liabilities as well as
expert services for environmental and construction related dispute resolution.
Dr. Campbell started Engineering Management, Inc. over ten years ago to
bring engineering and business principles to management of environmental
liabilities. Previously, he worked as an expert, consultant and corporate
environmental manager. He has RCRA and CERCLA (and state equivalent) corporate
program management experience, including reporting to the CEO of a fortune
500 Company on financial and strategy issues. Dr. Campbell has managed
a consulting company division, returning it to profitability following
an acquisition and divestiture.
Dr. Campbell’s expert work includes MGP and wood treating Site analysis,
industrial operations impact analysis, allocation analysis, NCP consistency,
remedy driver analysis, and construction claim management.
Dr. Campbell holds a Ph.D. and a M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering
from Carnegie-Mellon University, and a B.E. in Civil Engineering from
Youngstown State University. He is a registered Professional Engineer
in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Dr. Campbell also serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Ms.
McCausland has approximately 20 years of experience in environmental engineering
and project management working for a variety of industrial clients throughout
the United States. She has served as project engineer and project manager
in all phases of environmental projects; from initial planning and investigation
through design, construction, start up, and operation and maintenance. She
has extensive knowledge of the wood treating, coke, and manufactured gas
industries. Ms. McCausland is familiar with Superfund, the National Contingency
Plan (NCP), and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).
Ms. McCausland has served as a project coordinator for various projects,
negotiating with regulatory agencies, engineering consultants, and contractors
on behalf of clients. Her responsibilities as project coordinator include
compliance with federal and state regulations and orders, managing and tracking
project finances and budgets, contract administration, and day-to-day contact
with regulatory agencies, engineering consultants and contractors regarding
all technical aspects of projects.
Ms. McCausland has used her extensive experience and knowledge to support
clients requesting expert representation. This support has been in the form
of evaluation of NCP consistency, analysis of remedies and associated drivers,
allocation analysis, detailed research concerning historical operating and
waste handling practices by several industries, and preparation of expert
reports.
Ms. McCausland has a B.S. in Environmental Engineering from The Pennsylvania
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