Ray Womack - President, Principal Engineer

ray@waigeo.com

Mr. Womack has more than 30 years experience as a geotechnical engineer and geoscientist. He holds degrees from Virginia Polytechnic Institute (BS-geophysics and geology) and Colorado State University (MS-earth resources) and is registered as a Professional Engineer in Montana, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, Idaho, and Wyoming, and as a Professional Geologist in Wyoming. Mr. Womack has worked in 17 states and 8 countries outside the United States. He has taught short courses and is the author of many professional publications and presentations.

Randy Schrauder - Professional Engineer

randy@waigeo.com

Mr. Schrauder graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1994 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. He has worked as a senior civil engineer and project manager for Rendezvous Engineering and Summit Consulting Group in Jackson. At WAI, he has been involved with rockfall hazard assessments, foundation design, and construction administration. Randy's particular experience includes investigation, analysis and mitigation of slope stability and seepage problems for safety assessments at numerous dams. He is currently preparing long-range design plans for management of coal ash effluent at the 2,000-megawatt PPL Montana steam electric station.

Darrell Robbins – Senior Engineering Geologist

darrell@waigeo.com

Mr. Robbins graduated from Albion College in 1998 with a B.A. in geological sciences. Mr. Robbins has 8 years of experience, in Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming, in the areas of construction oversight, foundation design, expansive soils, slope instability, dam site evaluation, landfill alternative cover performance modeling, WDEQ underground injection control permit applications for geothermal heating systems, geologic mapping, aquifer characteristic and hydrogeologic evaluations, groundwater modeling and environmental site evaluation and remediation.

Jason Rolfe - Senior Engineering Geologist

jason@waigeo.com

Mr. Rolfe graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 2000 with a B.S. in geological sciences. Mr. Rolfe has 6 years of experience, both California and Wyoming, in landslide investigation and mitigation, neotectonics, expansive soils, slope instability, foundations, retaining walls, environmental hazard assessment, and construction oversight. He was involved in a statewide effort by the Abandoned Mines and Land Division of Wyoming DEQ to inventory historic mines for potential environmental and public hazards. He is secretary of the Geologists of Jackson Hole.

Meg Womack - Office Manager

meg@waigeo.com

Mrs. Womack graduated from Colorado State University in 1975 and worked in data processing at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa from 1975–1977.  She has managed the WAI office since it opened in 1982. In addition to book-keeping, accounting and general administration, she is proficient in AutoCADD systems. Meg has provided drafting and administrative services for multi-disciplinary engineering teams on projects in Guatemala, Uganda, and Kenya.