Trish Reifenberger

Trish Reifenberger is a highly experienced professional with a 32-year background in regulatory compliance, waste management, and water resources planning. She specializes in designing and overseeing soil and groundwater investigation and remediation projects, negotiating site closures with regulatory bodies, and managing various remedial investigations.

Trish has a wealth of experience in waste management, having worked on RCRA, CERCLA, and Georgia VRP and HSRA projects. She excels in conducting CERCLA feasibility studies, remediation projects, and providing assistance to clients on water supply and solid waste planning initiatives, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations.

Throughout her career, Trish has played a key role in the Georgia EPD's Voluntary Remediation Program (VRP), including preparing and submitting early VRP applications, contributing to the VRP review and modification committee, and participating in numerous other VRP projects.

Having served in various managerial roles, Trish has been the environmental manager at a prominent aircraft facility, a field waste coordinator for the 2010 MC-252 oil spill, and the inaugural Director of Environmental Safety for the University System of Georgia.

Trish's skills encompass managing complex multi-focus projects, regulatory compliance, negotiation with regulatory agencies, technical report preparation and editing for concise documentation, and effectively communicating with diverse stakeholders to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes.