Sr. Project Management Team Representative-

Kenneth J. Vernon, M.Sc., R.G., R.E.A.

Professional Experience

Kenneth J. Vernon, Sr. Geologist and Environmental Scientist of Habryl Environmental

Mr. Vernon has over 18 years of professional experience in the environmental engineering and geotechnical fields, having provided services for various projects for both municipal and private-sector clients, including telecommunications companies, the U.S. Department of Defense, school districts, transportation agencies, industrial facilities, and petroleum companies.   He has held staff and project management positions in environmental and geotechnical project implementation and management, as well as business development.   His experience covers all phases of planning, design, implementation and evaluation of environmental engineering studies, including Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, National Environmental Policy Act studies, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Studies, Ecological Risk Assessments, Biological Surveys, Site Groundwater Characterization Studies, Phase III soil and groundwater remediation and Geotechnical Investigations.   He enjoys an excellent reputation for a commitment to client service, and is an acknowledged author of technical environmental articles.

Education

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Environmental Science

California State University, Fullerton

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Geology

University of Louisiana, Lafayette

College of Engineering

Registrations and Licenses

Registered Geologist (R.G.), California Registration Number: 6562

Registered Environmental Assessor (R.E.A.), California Registration Number: REA-07423

Registered Professional Geologist (R.P.G.), Tennessee Registration Number: TN4605

Registered Professional Geologist (R.P.G.), Idaho Registration Number: 993

Recent Publications

Vernon, K.J. and J.F. Kuo.   1999a.   Ecological Risk Assessment- Seal Beach, California (United States Naval Weapons Station & National Wildlife Refuge).   Proceedings of the 1999 Joint American Society of Civil Engineers—Canadian Society of Civil Engineers Environmental Engineering Conference (“Responsible Military and Civilian Stewardship in the Coastal Environment”).   Norfolk, Virginia.

Vernon, K.J. and J.F. Kuo.   1999b.   Ecological Risk Assessment- Seal Beach, California National Wildlife Refuge.   Proceedings of the 1999 Battelle Wetlands and Remediation Conference.   Salt Lake City, Utah.