James Pattock E.I.T.
Staff Engineer II
B.S., Civil Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
Mr. Pattock performs a range of tasks including, site reconnaissance, civil design, cost estimation, bid documents, creation and review of reports, veneer slope stability, global slope stability, hydrology and hydraulics stormwater analysis and design, geosynthetics design, AutoCAD Civil 3d modeling and construction oversight. Performed direct oversite of more than 100+ acres of geosynthetic liner installation. Provided construction management and QA/QC for a large superfund project on the east coast involving the asbestos abatement/demolition of multiple commercial buildings, geosynthetic capping, and wetland restoration. Performed field management of the CQA associated with the closure of a large CCR impoundment in western PA. Previous to his time at KEY, he performed field oversight and QA/QC tasks associated with in-situ soil stabilization project and the installation of a soil bentonite slurry wall.
Experience:
Years Experience/year with KEY: 4/4
Practice Area(s):
Civil Design
Coal Combustion Residuals
Construction Oversight
Design-Build-Operate
Environmental Permitting & Compliance
Geophysics Investigations
Site Assessment
Soil & Groundwater Remediation
Superfund/RCRA
Water & Wastewater Design
Specialties
Cap Closure Design
Geomembrane Cap Design
Laboratory Analysis
Permitting
Reporting
Geotechnical Slope/Stability Analysis
Stormwater Design
Cost Estimating
AutoCAD Civil 3D
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Representative Projects:
Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR)
Led oversight of 106.6 acres of geomembrane cap
Collected various site samples
Reviewed and approved contractor submittals
Completed Construction Completion Report and As-Built Drawings
Superfund Site
Oversaw building demolition, asbestos abatement, asphalt paving (including over a slurry wall), wetland restoration, and geomembrane installation
Conducted perimeter air monitoring, camera inspection, hydrostatic testing of stormwater pipe, and sample characterization
Created Remedial Action Report and As-Built Drawing for submission to EPA
Fly Ash Pond Closure
Utilized drone survey to calculate volume efforts for clean closure
Completed stormwater modeling and channel design
Facilitated permit to install (PTI) for interim and final closure of the impoundment
Oversaw geophysical survey to map thickness and bottom surface elevation of the CCR
Former Glass Waste Refuse
Assessed site to remediate risk to ecological receptors
Evaluated slope remediation design options including cost estimates to determine the most effective and economical solution
Designed cap for steep slope
Collaborated with client and PADEP on required permits