Lydia Ross, PE

Lydia Ross is a remediation engineer and project manager with over 17 years of experience in the environmental industry. Ms. Ross has acquired extensive industry knowledge and specialized technical expertise through diverse environmental engineering experience encompassing consulting, technology supply, and non-profit leadership. Lydia has worked for a diverse range of commercial and government clients including Shell, ExxonMobil, KinderMorgan, Dow Chemical, Navy CLEAN, and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. She has experience developing and implementing remediation strategies for contaminated soil and groundwater plumes across the United States and internationally. Ms. Ross excels in engaging multidisciplinary teams, cultivating staff development, and nurturing lasting, mutually beneficial client relationships through a solutions-focused approach. She has the ability to adapt communication styles to resonate with technical and non-technical stakeholders with ease.

Ms. Ross specializes in soil and groundwater remediation with extensive experience as the technical lead for full life-cycle design and implementation of remedial technologies including air sparge (AS), soil vapor extraction (SVE), pump and treat (P&T), in situ chemical oxidation and reduction (ISCO/ISCR), multi-phase extraction (MPE), source removal, and enhanced in situ bioremediation (EISB) across the US and internationally. Her project roles haves included site characterization; pilot test design and implementation; system design, construction drawings and as-builts, construction oversight, permitting, startup, and operation and maintenance; project management; procurement; and stakeholder engagement.

Ms. Ross earned an M.S. in Engineering Management from Florida International University and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh.