Nick Patz has over 25 years of experience conducting and managing environmental and waste management projects. Mr. Patz has participated in terrain analyses and hydrogeologic studies for the U.S. Department of Defense. He has conducted and managed potentially responsible party searches and thousands of Phase I, II, and III Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs). Mr. Patz has managed and participated in groundwater assessments for potability, chemical characterization, and solid waste assessment tests, he has been engaged in risk assessments, remedial investigations and feasibility studies, remedial action, environmental impact studies and landfill sighting and monitoring studies.

Mr. Patz has provided program management for many large projects that have included numerous professional disciplines such as engineering, waste management, environmental science, geology, health science, chemists, and geotechnical engineering professionals.

Mr. Patz has instituted programs for concept integrated waste management programs to establish zero-waste initiatives for local governments, hotel chains, and industrial developments using a variety of available options from the simple such as composting to innovative waste to energy systems. Best waste handling practices, innovative and precise waste stream analysis as well as storage and disposal plans are incorporated into each project in different ways because each project has its own unique set of circumstances and challenges under which it operates.

In addition to the above Mr. Patz provides expert witness services for environmental and waste management litigation issues.