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Key Personnel BAI’s approach to projects consists of a team effort between our environmental scientists, engineers, geologists, hydrogeologists, technicians, and support staff. The individual project team leader is generally selected on the basis of type and complexity of the project and whether it is in the investigation, design, or construction phase. Biographical Sketches of key personnel follow. Full resumes are available upon request.
Dr. Brunsing provides geological and environmental engineering expertise in all aspects of hazardous waste site and facility assessments and remedial design. As a Principal of the firm, Dr. Brunsing has managed over 200 preliminary site assessments, over 200 remedial investigations, and over 100 site cleanups. He has provided oversight on over 200 UST remediation projects. Dr. Brunsing has provided remedial design engineering to five California State Superfund sites. He has provided oversight for closure and post closure land use on both private and public sectors/sites. Dr. Brunsing has directed groundwater investigations and mitigation efforts on nine solid waste landfill projects. Project experience includes development of treatment systems for industrial discharge and contaminated groundwater, preparation of bid documents and plans and specifications, and construction management.
Mr. Olsborg is the senior vice president with BAI providing engineering geology expertise in all aspects of geotechnical and geologic engineering. He has managed hundreds of investigation for construction projects within hillside, ocean bluff/beach, river/creek bank, marine and non-marine terrace, and estuary environments. Mr. Olsborg has been mapping geologic features throughout the northern San Francisco Bay Area for the majority of his career and as such is one of the foremost authorities on the properties of major geologic formations found in Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake and Napa Counties.
Mr. Sitton, as the responsible geotechnical engineer in-charge, has performed geologic hazard evaluations, geotechnical investigations, slope stability evaluations, and geotechnical observation and testing during construction and/or repair services for a variety of projects. He also has provided testimony and consultation services during arbitration of geotechnical related construction claims. Mr. Sitton has provided geotechnical engineering services in various terrains, including compressible soils in San Francisco Bay Area, and other California Areas, and bays in Hawaii and other Pacific islands; hillside landslide areas, expansive and/or loose/weak surface soil areas in California and Nevada, Hawaii and Wyoming. For these geotechnical services he has been responsible to determine scopes of services and fee estimates and then manage geotechnical staff and other consultant and/or contractors to maintain fees within estimates while services are being performed.  Keith Colorado kcolorado@brunsing.comSenior Engineer 707-528-6108 ext. 221 Mr. Colorado is a licensed civil engineer with over nine years experience in geotechnical engineering. He has performed field observation and testing, field exploration, laboratory testing, and geotechnical engineering analyses for various projects in Marin, Sonoma, and Mendocino Counties, California. The projects have included small to large commercial/industrial facilities, roadways, bridges, hillside sites, and residential developments. His experience also includes extensive report writing, and developing cost estimates.
Mr. Conley has more than 22 years experience as project geologist and project manager of environmental engineering and oil field exploration and development projects. He has managed a variety of complex remediation projects including underground storage tank removals, assessments, remedial investigations, feasibility studies, remedial actions, design and construction of treatment facilities.
Mr. Coset has 24 years experience in both engineering geology and environmental engineering. For the past 15 years, Mr. Coset has been responsible for managing soil and groundwater investigations and performing Phase I and II ESA’s. His primary responsibilities include work plan preparation; coordination with regulatory agencies; design and implementation of groundwater monitoring programs; supervising geologic borings and monitoring well installation; hydrogeologic interpretations; designing and implementing soil and groundwater remediation systems; long term groundwater monitoring and reporting program design and implementation; and data reduction and report preparation.
Mr. Lamb has 15 years of experience in the environmental industry including 5 years experience as a general engineering contractor and project manager. Mr. Lamb has installed soil and groundwater remediation systems and worked with regulatory agencies regarding NPDES permitting. He has prepared several stormwater pollution prevention (SWPP) and spill prevention control and countermeasure (SPCC) plans, and designed and implemented surface water and groundwater monitoring programs.
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