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SAME Denver Post is holding the third DCHWS-West Symposium in Denver, CO,. This event is designed to encourage dialogue and information sharing on design and construction issues relevant to hazardous waste sites in the western United States.
The applications of engineering and science associated with cleaning up hazardous waste sites continue to evolve rapidly. Our goal is to facilitate an interactive engagement between professionals from government and the private sector related to relevant and topical issues affecting our field. We will make every effort to mirror all aspects of past conferences in terms of format and spirit.
The registration fee is being waived for public agency/government employees. As a SAME event, conference fees are covered by private sector sponsorships and registration fees. Registration is currently open for attendees, exhibitors, and sponsors – please see our Registration Link below.
We encourage 2019 DCHWS-West Conference attendees to register and book lodging early. The SAME DMP has made a financial commitment to the Grand Hyatt regarding use of lodging at the hotel during the conference (i.e., conference room block); please help us meet our financial commitment to the Grand Hyatt by booking your lodging using the conference room block (please use the “lodging” button at the conference website).
2019 DCHWS West Presentations
2019 DCHWS West Presentations
Panel 1
Panel 1
Speaker 1
Lily Tavassoli, Superfund Project Manager, US EPA Region 9
Iron Mountain Mine Superfund Site Emergency Planning and Remedy Resiliency
Speaker 2
Neil J. Brown, P.E. & Regional Engineering Manager
Failure and Re-Engineering of a Drainage Channel
Speaker 3
Laurens van der Tak, PE, D.WRE
Panel 2
Panel 2
Speaker 1
Jon Vail, PG, PMP, CHMM – KFS LLC.
Remote Site Remediation and Offsetting Costs Through Metals Recycling – U.S. Army Garrison, Kwajalein Atoll
Speaker 2
Paul Dries, Project Manager
Formosa Mine Adit #1 Reopening and Acid MineDrainage System
Speaker 3
Peter Werner, PE US Forest Service
Benefits of Using GPS-Controlled Construction Equipment at the Riley Pass Uranium Mine CERCLA Site
Panel 3
Panel 3
Speaker 1
Craig Zeller, P.E. –Remedial Project Manager; US EPA Region 4
Speaker 2
Kristine Koch, U.S. EPA Region 10
Lessons Learned – Asarco Tacoma Smelter
Speaker 3
Dominic Giaudrone, CDM Smith
Panel 4
Panel 4
Speaker 1
Joel Ruselink – Principle of Construction Services
“Urban Creek Impacted Sediment Removal and Isolation Utilizing a Geosynthetic Clay Liner”
Speaker 2
Cody A. Cline P.E.
Adaptive Management and Remedial Design of the Canyon Complex Repository
Speaker 3
Patrick Appel, PMP
Panel 5
Panel 5
Speaker 1
John LaChance, Technical Director
Lessons Learned on the Design and Construction of Over 150 Thermal Remediation Systems
Speaker 2
Thomas Alcamo EPA Region 5
Velsicol Chemical: In-situ Thermal Treatment Path to Closure Lessons Learned
Speaker 3
David Fleming, TRS Group
Panel 6
Panel 6
SpeakerNameTopic
Speaker 1
Tausha Miller, CDM Smith
Foregoing Traditional Prescriptive Design Through an Implementation Plan
Speaker 2
Ramzi E. Khuri, PE, Jacobs
Innovative Design Approach for Interim Measures at the Tar Creek Superfund Site
Speaker 3
J.C. Isham PG, CEG, CHG - Aptim
Design and Construction of Mine Waste Cap at the Jamestown Mine for the Jamestown Trust
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