Tyler Sinnott

Background

About Tyler Sinnott

Tyler Sinnott possesses a wealth of hands-on field experience sampling a wide variety of environmental media and executing field scopes in a safe and accurate manner. As a field lead, he serves as a crucial onsite liaison for senior staff and navigates challenges through foresight, critical thinking, detailed documentation, and clear communication. Outside of the field, he is highly effective at reviewing the quality of large environmental data sets and performing analyses to gain impactful insights and guide project actions. Furthermore, Mr. Sinnott can transcribe these illuminating insights into clear and concise findings and conclusions through technical reporting to facilitate environmental monitoring, compliance, restoration, and remediation efforts on behalf of his clients. In addition, he has recently started taking on the role of an assistant project manager by scheduling fieldwork, coordinating with subcontractors, reviewing billing reports, and assisting in project budgeting. His areas of study include surface, groundwater, and watershed hydrology; contaminant transport; water quality and chemistry; soil physics, chemistry, and conservation; watershed and wetland management; and environmental and water resource law. Mr. Sinnott is an award-winning field scientist who drives forward projects such as a largescale restoration effort on an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Superfund site, water quality and aquatic habitat monitoring programs, and Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments from the initial phases of the field scope to the final phases of project closure reporting.