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GEOLOGICAL CONSULTANT IN INDIANAPOLIS

A.D. Environmental | Environmental Consultant Services

A.D. Environmental has served the state of Indiana as a Geological Consultant since 2013 and specializes in Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, and the investigation, delineation, and remediation of soil, groundwater, and vapor at commercial, industrial, and Brownfield properties.    

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Angelo J. Dattilo,

Licensed Professional Geologist

Angelo J. Dattilo (A.D. Environmental, Inc.) qualified for licensure as a geologist in Indiana in 1996 (Certificate Number 1784). 

Training and Certifications
  • 40-Hour Health and Safety Training, 1988

  • 8-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Refresher Training, 2015

  • Certificate in Hazardous Materials Management, Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis, 1991

  • Certified Initial Asbestos Building Inspector, 1998

  • Certificate in the National Environmental Policy Act and the Indiana Department of Transportation Decision Making Process, 2007

  • Certificate to Decommission Underground Storage Tanks, Indiana, 2016-2018

Education
  • BA, Geology, Department of Geology, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1982

  • MS, Environmental Geology, Department of Geology, Indiana University Purdue University, Indianapolis, 1993

  • Improving Hydrogeologic Investigations Part I: Site Geologic Characterization In Glaciated Areas Short Course, 1997

  • Technical Writing Short Course, 1997

  • ArcView Graphical Information System Short Course, Indiana Department of Environmental Management, 1998

  • U.S. EPA, Superfund Site Investigation Preliminary Assessment/Site Inspection Training, Indiana Department of Environmental Management, 1999

Instructor
  • Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ASTM E-1527-97) Seminar, Adjunct Professor; IUPUI, Department of Geology, 1997-1999

  • Leaving Environmental Footprints: Personal Footprint Focus and Introduction to the Earth Day Ecological Calculator, Indiana Recycling Coalition Annual Conference, 2004

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