WESTON OFFICE STAFF

UPTON OFFICE STAFF

Frank Coy, Principal Field Supervisor---Mr. Coy is President of Weston Engineering, Inc. and the Upton, Wyoming Office Manager. His business and managerial duties have covered a broad spectrum of projects including well drilling, development, pump testing, well rehabilitation, pump selection, pipe sizing, pipeline construction, electrical system and control design, system start-up, troubleshooting, and final inspection.

James Coy, Shop Supervisor---

Jerry Hunt, P.E., Supervising Engineer---Mr. Hunt's project experience includes more than 25 years of groundwater-based water supply development projects throughout Wyoming, western South Dakota and Utah. He has both management experience and "hands on" construction experience, working as a licensed well-driller and professional engineer. Permitting, well design, testing, pump design, electrical controls, pipelines, treatment, storage, and distribution systems are all part of his engineering and construction experience. Mr. Hunt is a registered professional engineer in Utah.  He is also a licensed water well driller in Utah and South Dakota.

John Mason, Field Technician---Mr. Mason has worked as a construction inspector and materials tester for over ten years. His inspection experience has included several projects in Wyoming, including Osage, Moorcroft, and Hulett. He has experience in all facets of materials testing for soil, concrete, and asphalt.

Sandy Upton, Accounts Payable / Receivable---

Julie Abbott, Receptionist / Inventory---

LARAMIE OFFICE STAFF

Levi Hime, P.G.., Staff Geologist---Mr. Hime is a geologist at the Laramie, Wyoming office. He has recently received a B.S. from the University of Wyoming Department of Geology and Geophysics. While at the University of Wyoming, Mr. Hime's course work has included, physical and historical geology, mineralogy, petrology, paleontology, stratigraphy and sedimentology, surficial processes, structural geology, tectonics, geologic hazards, and the University of Wyoming field camp. While at the University of Wyoming Field Camp, Mr. Hime learned many techniques for acquiring field data, including mapping on a topographic base, mapping on a aerial photo base, use of Brunton compass, use of GPS, measurement of strata with a Jake Staff, correlation of strata using field data collected from three locations in the Green River Basin, discharge measurements in the Sinks Canyon Area of Wyoming, photo interpretation and field checking, field book documentation of data, cross-section development, and geologic map design. Mr. Hime also maintains this webpage for WESTON.  E-mail is hime@westonengineering.com.

Ben Jordan, M.S., P.G., Hydrogeologist---Mr. Jordan is a hydrogeologist at the Laramie, Wyoming office. His experience includes completing well siting studies for large and small municipalities, ranches, and homeowners, well drilling supervision, well construction design and supervision, pump testing design, supervision, and data analysis, water quality sampling, and project report completion. His experience also includes supervision of well drilling at petroleum contaminated sites and future municipal landfill sites. Mr. Jordan has completed or assisted in the completion of Wellhead Protection Plans for several Wyoming communities including Burlington, Cheyenne, North Fork, Lingle, Glenrock, Centennial, Elk Mountain, Guernsey, and Wamsutter. The wellhead protection plant for the City of Cheyenne was completed as his Master's Thesis and involved delineating protection areas for the 36 municipal  wells using a variety of methods. He also assisted the Town of Encampment with completing one of the states first Watershed Management Plans. E-mail is bjordan@westonengineering.com.

Sue Spencer, M.S., P.G., Hydrogeologist---Ms. Spencer is a hydrogeologist for WESTON. She has 15 years professional experience, including 11 years as a supervising hydrogeologist for a consulting firm in Salt Lake City, Utah where she had extensive program and project management experience. Her expertise is in review of hydrogeologic data, well design and installation, and interpretation of hydrogeologic and water quality data. She has also prepared several wellhead protection plans and source water delineations for public water suppliers in Utah and Wyoming.  E-mail is sspencer@westonengineering.com.

Bob Starkey, Ph.D., P.G., Staff Geologist---Mr. Starkey is a Project Geologist at the Laramie, Wyoming office. His experience includes geologic and construction management services for many Wyoming Water Development Commission sponsored projects, Moorcroft Level II Madison Well Project, the Baggs Alluvial Well Project, the Glenrock Water Supply Project, and the Elk Mountain Water Supply Project. His specific duties on these projects include lithologic sample interpretation, geophysical log interpretation, preparation of geologic cross sections, supervision of drilling and construction activities, interpretation and enforcement of project specifications, water quality sampling, and pump testing supervision.