Staff

Cadillac Groundwater Services was founded by Lucas Kingston following a 9-year international career as a hydrogeologist with a engineering consulting firm that services the mining industry. The Groundwater Monitoring Project was the company's first major project. The 2-year project was completed on time and within budget and serves as a model for an integrated approach to the sustainable management of groundwater resources.

Lucas' qualifications are listed below:

Summary:

• Eleven years of consulting experience in wellfield management and development, pit dewatering, water supply, ground-water monitoring, water quality interpretation, water resource baseline studies, and environmental impact assessments.
• Extensive on-site involvement in ground-water and environmental projects in the U.S., England, Bolivia, Chile, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Mali, and Botswana.
• Two years of research relating to colloidal transport of radionuclides through porous media.

Education:

• Currently enrolled in MBA Program, University of Colorado - Denver
• M.Sc., Hydrogeology/Hydrology, 1989, University of Nevada - Reno
• B.Sc., Geology, 1984, Tulane University

Registrations/Certification/Training:

• Ground-water Analysis and the Design of Dewatering Systems, Short Course, University of Florida, 1997
• Environmental Site Characterization, Short Course, ASTM Technical and Professional Training, 1996
• MSHA Safety Training
• CPR/First Aid

Professional Experience:

• Cadillac Groundwater Services, Denver, Colorado 2000 - present
• Cadillac Groundwater Services, Gaborone, Botswana 1998 - 2000
• Knight Piesold LLC - Denver, Colorado 1993 - 1998
• Knight Piesold LLC - Gaborone, Botswana 1990 - 1993
• Knight Piesold LLC - Ashford, England 1989 - 1990