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MARVIN E. BLAKESLEY
Environmental and Regulatory Professional
Qualifications:
Twenty-six years of oil and gas experience including two years of facility design & operation, three years of production operations, eight years of regulatory permitting and compliance, and thirteen years of environmental permitting and compliance.
- Knowledge of federal and state laws and regulations pertaining to regulatory and environmental compliance for oil and gas operations
- Expertise in Wyoming Water Quality Rules and Regulations, Federal Clean Water Act (CWA), and National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) regulations
- Excellent relationships and contacts with Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, Region 8 EPA, Bureau of Land Management, and Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
- Experience managing oilfield waste, including company owned industrial landfills and hazardous waste
- Storm water management permitting, monitoring, and reporting expertise
- Soil and pit remediation/reclamation expertise
- Knowledge of Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans
- Underground injection control permitting and reporting experience
- Expertise with groundwater/soil monitoring and sampling, analysis of associated laboratory data and quality control
- Experience with State Engineer and Army Corp of Engineer permitting of reservoirs
- Experience coordinating and managing due diligence for oil and gas property acquisitions
- Experience with state and federal permitting of oil and gas wells in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, and North Dakota
- Several years of experience working with industry trade organizations including the Petroleum Association of Wyoming, American Petroleum Institute, and Rocky Mountain Health Environment and Safety Peer Group
Education:
Associate of Science Degree - Environmental Biology – Casper College - 1980
Associate of Applied Science Degree - Petroleum Technology – Casper College -1981
Professional Memberships:
National Ground Water Association
Professional Certifications and Training:
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 (40-Hour Course) May 1995
Annual Refreshers 1996-2007
Introduction to Federal Projects and Historic Preservation Law July 1991
Safety Training Observation Program August 1991
Blood Born Pathogen Exposure and Control September 1993 - Present
Gas, Oil, and Environmental Biotechnology December 1994
Environmental Regulation Course December 1994
Hazardous Material March 1995
Federal Unitization/Communitization April 1995
Inland Waters and Oil Spill Response Course May 1995
Environmental Chemistry, Sampling, and Analysis August 1995
Lead Exposure Control January 1996 - Present
DOT NORM Exposure Control March 1996 - Present
H2S Exposure Control/Respiratory Protection September 1996 - Present
Hazard Communication September 1996 - Present
Asbestos Awareness September 1996 - Present
Site Remediation and Restoration October 1996
OSHA Health and Safety Compliance March 1997
Basic Safety Awareness July 1997
RECRA Regulations January 1998
Hydrocarbon Pattern Recognition and Dating October 1998
Implementing Natural Atenuation for Hydrocarbon Contaminated Sites October 1998
Environmental Awareness December 1998
Wildlife and Oil Spill Response Training June 1999
NPDES Enforcement Workshop February 2000
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures November 2000
Media Relations April 2001
Storm Water Management and Construction December 2007
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