1. Professional Profile
Stephanie Romano
Staff Assistant Scientist
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Technical Specialties:
Remedial construction and soil excavation
oversight, management of waste characterization
and removal, environmental site assessments
focusing on soil, groundwater and soil vapor
investigations.
Experience Summary:
Over one year of experience: Staff Assistant
Scientist, Roux Associates, Inc., Islandia, NY &
U.S. Coast Guard, Small boat Station, South
Portland, ME.
Credentials:
B.S. Geology, Environmental Track; State
University of New York Binghamton, 2015
OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Training, 2015
OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety Training,
2015
LPS Manager Training, 2015
Key Projects
 Atlantic Yards: Field manager for Long Island
Raliroad reconstruction in Brooklyn, New
York. Oversaw daily subsurface construction
including; installation of pilings, footings,
crash wall, utilitys, and control stations, receipt
of fill material/gravel, tracking rearrangement
of previously waste characterized soil, and
daily doucmentation.
 Pacific Park: Staff Geologist for B15 in
Brooklyn, New York as part of the Barclays
Center redevelopment project. Project consists
of planned construction of a school and
residential building which will require soil
excavation to 32’ bls. Oversight of
subcontractor drilling operations and
sampling. Responsibilities included; lithology
recording, full waste characterization
sampling, remedial investigation sampling,
water sampling, soil vapor sampling, plan
courier sample pick ups, upload all
documentation, and create gINT lithology
logs.
 Elm Plaza: Staff Geologist for Elm Plaza
team ground water sampling. Site consists of
shopping center with previous occupation of a
laundromat which contaminated the site by
releasing hazardous chemicals into the
parking lot. Several wells were installed and
are routinely monitored for VOCs. Lithology
was logged upon well installation, entered into
gINT for log production. Responsibilities
included; documentation of water sampling
forms and daily logs into company data base,
transpose gINT logs into a cross section,
obtain depth to water measuruements, convert
measurements relative to datum, create ground
water flow maps, and use sample data from
lab to create concentration plume maps.
 Queens Plaza: Staff Geologist for a site in the
New York State Brownfields Cleanup
Program. The site is a former disinfectant
production facotry in Long Island City, New
York. Dense non-aquesous phase liquid
(DNAPL) plume has permeated through
bedrock fractures. Oversaw subcontractor
drilling into bedrock in order to determine
depth and location of residual product in
fractures after soil excavation. Ensured use of
drilling product capture pan and sealed
transfer system to designated treatment sump
area on site. Oversaw permanent well
placement for future treatment and grout wall
installation in an area subject to off site
contamination. Led before work safety talks
with drilling team and observed hazards
associated with operations including extra
considerations due to high volume of
construction work being done in close
quarters.
 Station South Portland Maine: Response
team: Enforcer of U.S. Oceanic
Environmental Protection Laws (Code of
Federal Regulations) for three years.
Responsible for reporting and deploying to
any chemical spill within area of
responsibility (AOR), a 50 nautical mile
radius in southern Maine, to asses spill
quantitiy, look for chemical HAZMAT
identifiers, and contain whenever possible
using booms, skimmers, sorbents, etc. Daily
watch standing consisting of radio and
telephone monitoring and communication for

2. Professional Profile
Stephanie Romano
Staff Assistant Scientist
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notification of such instances, followed by
leading response actions through organizing
boat crew operations with various
supplemental support from Sector Northern
New England. Rescues that result in vessel
abandonment require reporting of gasoline on
board and in fuel tanks, as well as any other
chemicals through chain of command.