Joseph Hickey

Joseph Hickey

3 articles
United States Brown and Caldwell

Biography

Joe Hickey is the Remediation Program Manager at Brown and Caldwell with nearly 20 years of experience designing, implementing, and delivering complex environmental solutions. After more than a decade of batching chemicals, troubleshooting pumps, and wrangling hoses in the field, he now manages and executes Brown and Caldwell's diverse design-build remediation portfolio.

Publications by Year
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Combined Soil Vapor Extraction and Enhanced In Situ Bioremediation to Reduce Mass Flux of Chlorinated Volatile Organic Compounds to Groundwater beneath a Highway and Residential Neighborhood
Joseph Hickey Brown and Caldwell
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B1.: Remedial Design/Optimization: Applications of Mass Flux and Mass Discharge (Platform)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
(Group 2, Poster Board #150) Groundwater Remedy Transition from Enhanced In Situ Biotreatment to Long-Term Monitoring following TCE Source Removal in Fractured Sedimentary Bedrock and Overburden: Lessons Learned
Karnam Ramanand Brown and Caldwell
Thakur Chaturgan Brown and Caldwell
Paul Thorn Brown and Caldwell
Joseph Hickey Brown and Caldwell
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G4. Bioremediation: Advances in Amendment Formulations (Poster) Poster
G4.: Bioremediation: Advances in Amendment Formulations (Poster)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
(Group 2, Poster Board #252) Repurposing a Dual Phase Extraction System for Enhanced Reductive Dechlorination (ERD) in Fractured Bedrock
Harrison Simbliaris Brown and Caldwell
Joseph Hickey Brown and Caldwell
Karnam Ramanand Brown and Caldwell
Caitlin Shannon Brown and Caldwell
H7. Adaptive Site Management: Lessons Learned for Site Characterization and Remedy Implementation (Posters) Poster
H7.: Adaptive Site Management: Lessons Learned for Site Characterization and Remedy Implementation (Posters)
14th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds