JAMIE WILSON

104 S. Holman Way, Golden CO 80401 | C: 303-817-0116 | jamie.wilson60@gmail.com

Professional Summary

Ms. Wilson has 3 years environmental consulting and permitting experience. She has contributed to both desktop and field assessments including: FERC resource reporting and permitting, threatened and endangered species (T&E) survey

development, wetland delineations and offshore fish entrainment and impingement monitoring. Her experience includes

permitting and regulatory support for USACE Section 404 permitting, Section 10 permitting, NEPA support, FERC resource

reports, and Section 106 permitting. She also has extensive knowledge of offshore NPDES permitting related to 316(b). Ms.

Wilson is trained in USACE Wetland Delineations and is HAZWOPER certified.

Core Qualifications

Regulatory interpretation and strategy development Environmental Impact Assessments Stakeholder engagement and dissemination T&E species surveys & habitat assessments Cultural field surveys Wetland delineations FERC permitting and resource report support Project management

Experience

Associate Scientist Jan.2013-present Environmental Resources Management Denver, CO Contributes to biological and cultural field assessments, biological impact assessments, FERC support, and NPDES and

USACE permitting development. Serves as a project manager for a four-year, $450,000 account for a NPDES biological

sampling on an offshore oil production platform and authors numerous resource reports for midstream oil and gas clients.

Core Competencies: project management, budget review and invoicing, environmental field assessments, regulatory and

permitting support, people management and communication

Education

Master of Science, Environmental Policy May, 2012

Bard College, GPA: 3.51 Annandale-On-Hudson, New York Core competencies: Environmental Law/Regulation, Social Environmental Policy, Environmental Science (soils, water quality, terrestrial and aquatic ecology), Statistics, Environmental Economics

Thesis: Ms. Wilson conducted a case study analysis and literature review to determine use of feed-in tariffs in the United States, Europe, and Canada. She assessed the political feasibility to implement a feed-in tariff in Ohio at both the state and municipal level. This thesis provided a comprehensive overview of command-and-control as well as market-oriented energy policies used throughout the United States.

Bachelor of Science, Life Science May, 2010 Otterbein College, GPA: 3.46 Westerville, Ohio Core competencies: Biology, Chemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, Calculus I & II, Vertebrate Morphology, Physiology, Psychology, Women's Studies

Distinction project: Basking Behavior in the Trachemys scripta (yellow-bellied slider turtle) on herbaceous and carnivorous diets

Professional Affiliations/Certifications

Gulf Coast Power Association (GCPA) Women's Group 40 Hr USACE Wetland Delineation Certification 40 Hr HAZWOPER Certification

Helicopter Underwater Egress Training (HUET) Safe Gulf / LiveSafe

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Key Projects

Oil and Gas

Wetland Delineation and Section 404 permitting,

ExxonMobil

Currently serving as the project manager for a

wetland determination, delineation and permitting

request for building in a deed restricted area.

Offshore 316(b) compliance, Anadarko and Hess

Support the design, implementation, and field

monitoring of a 316(b) program for new offshore

production platforms. Serves as the Project Manger

for the Hess Offshore account.

FERC (Applicant side) Permitting Team, Venture

Global LNG (multiple projects)

Assist in the completion of Resource Reports,

local/federal permits, and client interaction for the

support of a proposed LNG export facility with

associated pipelines.

FERC monthly pre-filing report, Louisiana LNG

Assist in the completion of a monthly pre-filling

report regarding communications and actions related

to the project. Organize sub-contractor data and

uploads.

Individual Permit and Wetland Mitigation Plan

support for USACE New Orleans, Shell Gulf

Coast GTL

Compiled an Individual Permit application submittal,

and wrote a wetland mitigation plan in support of a

new facility construction.

Environmental, Social and Health Impact

Assessment (ESHIA), Shell Gulf Coast GTL

Assisted in the writing of a comprehensive impact

assessment in order to help a client determine the

implications their project will have on the

surrounding environment. Focused on T&E species,

MBTA and BGEPA impacts and permitting.

Wildlife and habitat protected species reporting

for a Key Confidential Client

Wrote an agency-focused document pertaining to

relative critical habitat for protected species under

the USFWS guideance. Used interactive maps and

soil surveys to determine the presence and/or

absence of critical habitat for threatened and

endangered species.

316(b) technology and compliance support, Shell

Gulf Coast GTL

Compiled technology options, and how they lead to

compliance with Phase 1, 316(b) regulations, in

order to inform the client of the best available

options for site construction.

Telecommunications and Technology

NEPA Program Management, Verizon Wireless

Work with Verizon regional representatives to

process and QA/QC NEPA reports for cellphone

tower builds to selected consultants.

Power

Noise and Zoning Permitting Lead, Entergy

Currently serving as the permitting lead for noise

and zoning ordinances and restrictions for a new

power plant in Montgomery County, Texas.

CWA 316(b) Program, Entergy

Wrote the biological baseline characterization for an

Entergy plant subject to the 316(b) EPA rule.

Determined specific impingement and entrainment

studies the facility must do to comply with the release

of the upcoming 316(b) rule. Additionally, she

contributed to the Gap Analysis studies for two

Entergy plants; evaluating historical baseline studies

and determining future studies that must be done.

Chemical

Product stewardship, CARBO Ceramics

Conducts HSE reviews and SDS development for

CARBO Ceramics. Familiar with pulling LOLI

information for chemicals that may be classified as

hazardous.

Permitting and regulatory matrix development

for a Ethylene Facility for a Key Confidential

Client, 2015

Developed a permit matrix for an exisiting Ethylene

Facility in Lake Charles, LA. The permit matrix

included air, water, ecological, cultural, and

miscelleanous permitting. The permit matrix helped

to identify critical permitting issues associated with

acquiring this facility as well give a timeline for the

permitting schedule.

Renewable Energy

Permitting and regulatory matrix development

for a Biofuels plant for a Key Confidential Client,

2015

Developed a permit matrix for a proposed Biofuels

plant in five states: Florida, Louisiana, Texas,

California, and Kansas. The permit matrix included

air, water, ecological, cultural, and miscelleanous

permitting. The permit matrix helped to identify

critical permitting issues in each state as well as

timelines for permit scheduling.

Site Characterization Study, Spruce Ridge, NH, EDP Renewables

Wrote the regulatory section of the site

characterization study for a wind farm in New

Hampshire for EDP Renewables. The regulatory

section included an overview of the state and federal

permit regulations for EDP Renewables.