Jeff Daniel, P.Eng., P.E.

In this role, Jeff often remediates and restores contaminated sediment sites. He offers practical, solution-oriented approaches to environmental projects throughout their life cycles, including initial characterization, development of conceptual site models, establishment of cleanup goals, and remedial technology selection, design, and implementation.

Working with a multidisciplinary team of engineers, scientists, and technologists, Jeff also addresses landfill design, permitting, construction, and closure; contaminated material solidification and stabilization; on-site and off-site thermal treatment; low-level radioactive waste cleanup; environmental site assessments; groundwater and surface-water collection and treatment; site decommissioning and closure; permitting; natural resource damage assessments; and naturalized stream restoration.

Having implemented dozens of significant projects across North America, Jeff is adept at using traditional and innovative approaches to manage contaminated media; these approaches include dredging and excavation, in situ treatment, beneficial reuse, capping, and on-site disposal in engineered containment facilities. Many of Jeff’s sediment remediation projects have involved complex access challenges that have required innovative methods to achieve successful and cost-effective solutions. Jeff has also contributed to the state of practice, authoring technical papers and participating in many industry conferences and symposia.

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