Education
B.S., Geology, University of Southern California, 1972

William B. Henry has over 30 years of petroleum and environmental industry experience, of which 16 years have been in geology, hydrogeology, and the management of site characterization and soil and ground water remediation projects. The majority of Mr. Henry’s experience has been in the design and implementation of remediation systems for mitigating chemically impacted soil and groundwater. At Waterstone, Mr. Henry is responsible for the management of projects including the remedial investigation and site closure of soil and groundwater contaminants associated with oil fields, industrial manufacturing sites, and commercial properties including those with underground storage tanks, dry cleaning operations, and a variety of other uses where hazardous materials are a part of site operations. Mr. Henry’s project experience ranges from limited soil and groundwater investigation and remediation projects to environmental audits, investigation, and remediation of active oil fields and refinery properties, fuel storage tanks terminals, chemical manufacturing plants, several of which have included the development of a regional groundwater flow and contaminant transport models.

Registrations / License

• Registered Geologist, State of California, No. 4337
• Registered Geologist, State of Arizona, No. 23135 (inactive)

Capabilities

• Phase I and II Environmental Assessments
• Site Characterization
• Oil Field Environmental Audits
• Groundwater Monitoring
• Remedial Action Plans
• Soil and Groundwater Remediation
• Agency Negotiation/Site Closure
• Calculation of Remediation Costs
• Regulatory Agency Closure Negotiation
• Accelerated Phase II Site Investigation
• Risk-Based Agency Closures
• Soil and Groundwater Remediation
• Underground Storage Tank and Clarifier Removals
• Free Product Recovery