|
Jim Campbell, president
of Engineering Management, Inc. (EMI), has 30 years of environmental engineering
experience investigating and cleaning up former industrial facilities
and disposal sites across the United States. Dr. Campbell started EMI
in 1992 to provide environmental liability services to corporations and
PRP Groups and expert services to law firms. His experience includes:
- Developing investigation/design
strategies and negotiating remedies on behalf of corporations and PRP
Groups, as well as managing client’s consultants and contractors.
- Representing individual
companies in PRP Groups and helping clients with financial analysis
and reserve estimates.
- Providing technical
support to clients in development of allocation positions, including
review of data base documents, historical records and response cost
documentation.
- Providing expert
support in allocation negotiations and cost recovery litigation. Often
performing an analysis of historical operations and contamination patterns
to develop a basis for apportioning liability among the parties.
Prior to starting
EMI, Dr. Campbell worked as a corporate environmental manager, expert,
and consultant. His corporate program management experience includes reporting
to the CEO of a fortune 500 Company on financial and strategy issues.
Dr. Campbell previously managed a consulting company division, returning
it to profitability following an acquisition and divestiture.
Dr. Campbell also
serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at Carnegie Mellon University.
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 and Pennsylvania.
|
| Ms.
McCausland has over 25 years of experience in environmental engineering
and project management working for a variety of industrial clients throughout
the United States. Ms. McCausland 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. Ms. McCausland is thoroughly 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 State University.
|
