Mr. Jeff Davis is a licensed civil and environmental engineer and certified groundwater professional with 27 years of global experience working on every continent except Antarctica. He currently serves on the board of directors for the National Ground Water Association’s Scientists and Engineers section. Mr. Davis has been involved in remediation projects throughout the country for most of his career and has spent many years working on coal combustion residual landfills and other waste impoundments. He has developed and used numerous groundwater models for the mining and energy industries, including projects involving environmental impact statements, environmental assessments, water management, groundwater–surface water contamination, dewatering, and water supply and treatment. He has extensive knowledge of groundwater flow-and-transport principles and has taught numerous workshops and classes in the U.S. and around the world. His current focus is on water and groundwater sustainability and drought resiliency. Mr. Davis has extensive experience in the design and implementation of aquifer storage and recovery projects across the country.
R. Jeffrey Davis, P.E., CGWP Principal
Mr. Jeff Davis is a licensed civil and environmental engineer and certified groundwater professional with 27 years of global experience working on every continent except Antarctica. He currently serves on the board of directors for the National Ground Water Association’s Scientists and Engineers section. Mr. Davis has been involved in remediation projects throughout the country for most of his career and has spent many years working on coal combustion residual landfills and other waste impoundments. He has developed and used numerous groundwater models for the mining and energy industries, including projects involving environmental impact statements, environmental assessments, water man...
Mr. Jeff Davis is a licensed civil and environmental engineer and certified groundwater professional with 27 years of global experience working on every continent except Antarctica. He currently serves on the board of directors for the National Ground Water Association’s Scientists and Engineers section. Mr. Davis has been involved in remediation projects throughout the country for most of his career and has spent many years working on coal combustion residual landfills and other waste impoundments. He has developed and used numerous groundwater models for the mining and energy industries, including projects involving environmental impact statements, environmental assessments, water management, groundwater–surface water contamination, dewatering, and water supply and treatment. He has extensive knowledge of groundwater flow-and-transport principles and has taught numerous workshops and classes in the U.S. and around the world. His current focus is on water and groundwater sustainability and drought resiliency. Mr. Davis has extensive experience in the design and implementation of aquifer storage and recovery projects across the country.
