Roderick Swan, P.G. Project Scientist
Mr. Roderick Swan is an environmental geologist with 9 years of experience in environmental assessment, investigation, characterization, modeling, and remediation. Mr. Swan’s skill set combines critical thinking and comprehensive expertise with New Jersey and Pennsylvania environmental regulatory programs with exceptional computational skills to develop conceptual site models (CSMs), 3-dimensional visualizations, and numerical groundwater models. He serves as a technical lead and works with multidisciplinary teams on small and large sites impacted with organic and inorganic constituents, including per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4‑dioxane, chlorinated solvents, manufact...
Mr. Roderick Swan is an environmental geologist with 9 years of experience in environmental assessment, investigation, characterization, modeling, and remediation. Mr. Swan’s skill set combines critical thinking and comprehensive expertise with New Jersey and Pennsylvania environmental regulatory programs with exceptional computational skills to develop conceptual site models (CSMs), 3-dimensional visualizations, and numerical groundwater models. He serves as a technical lead and works with multidisciplinary teams on small and large sites impacted with organic and inorganic constituents, including per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), 1,4‑dioxane, chlorinated solvents, manufactured gas plant residual coal tar, retail service station/refinery gasoline contaminants of concern, and metals. He has worked for industrial, residential, commercial, municipal, state, and other clients under a variety of regulatory frameworks, including state-led cleanup programs such as the New Jersey Site Remediation Program and Pennsylvania Land Recycling Program (Act 2).
Mr. Swan has extensive field experience, including drilling oversight of direct push technology, hollow stem auger, sonic, air-rotary, and mud-rotary rigs to install monitoring, remediation, and injection wells; collection of soil, sediment, rock, surface water, and groundwater samples; and use of high-resolution site characterization and geophysical methods to develop CSMs. He has field experience with and engaged in technical oversight of in situ chemical oxidation, pump and treat, underground storage tank (UST) closure, excavation, ex situ chemical oxidation, soil vapor extraction, sub-slab depressurization system, and air sparging projects. In addition, Mr. Swan is well versed with ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Field Maps, AutoCAD, Leapfrog, spreadsheet-based and numerical models including BIOCHLOR, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) classification exception area (CEA) calculations, fate and transport modeling, Mann-Kendall analysis, and Quick Domenico.