December 23, 2020

Hart Crowser

Hyllseth

Goodwin

Eng

Schmitz

Dagel

Marsters

Simbeck

Arnold

In Seattle, Hart Crowser promoted Mark Dagel and Mike Schmitz to principal and Kelly Eng, Angie Goodwin and Rolf Hyllseth to senior associate. In Tacoma, the firm promoted Dr. Lorne Arnold to associate and in Honolulu it promoted Simone Simbeck to senior associate. Also, Dr. Janice Marsters was promoted to senior principal. She manages the Hawaii and Guam offices.

Dagel is a hydrogeologist who has 33 years of experience, 11 at Hart Crowser. That includes environmental investigations, cleanups, source control and monitoring; Natural Resource Damage Assessment and restoration projects; stormwater compliance; and environmental stakeholder and regulatory negotiations. He has managed environmental work at landfills, petroleum-contaminated sites, military installations, industrial facilities and abandoned mining, milling and smelting sites. Schmitz is a geotechnical engineer who manages the geotechnical business unit. He has 17 years of experience with transportation, airport and river levee projects, including nearly four at Hart Crowser. He was a geotechnical engineer on a team that replaced 554 bridges in just 3.5 years. Eng is human resources manager in the Seattle office. She has 24 years of experience, including 18 at Hart Crowser. She is responsible for the planning, implementation and administration of all functional areas of human resources. She also works with the corporate health and safety manager in the retention of health and safety statistics and completion of OSHA and other compliance reports.

Goodwin is a hydrogeologist who has been with Hart Crowser for 14 years, supporting projects involving water resources, environmental hydrogeology, remediation, property due diligence/redevelopment and groundwater computer modeling. She has been environmental project manager for multi-phase construction projects involving significant soil management and disposal. Hyllseth is a geotechnical engineer with 30 years of experience, including nine at Hart Crowser. His work includes mixed-use developments, deep excavations, landslides, bridge foundations, rockfall mitigation and rockslide evaluation/instrumentation. He has completed projects and is managing on-call contracts for public agencies that include the Washington State Department of Transportation, U.S. Naval Facilities Engineering Command and the city of Seattle. Arnold is a geotechnical engineer with nine years of experience including six at Hart Crowser. He is the founder and manager of the Tacoma office. His projects include high-rise, highway and port and waterfront development. He was the geotechnical project manager for the Southbound Interstate 5 bridge over the Puyallup River and the South Sound 911 Public Safety Communications Center in Tacoma.

Simbeck is an environmental scientist who has been with Hart Crowser for two years and has 15 years of experience in environmental assessment, stormwater management, environmental sampling design, dredge management and regulatory compliance. She has contributed to projects in the Hawaiian Islands, contiguous United States, New Zealand and New Caledonia. Marsters has more than 28 years of consulting experience in Hawaii and the Pacific, including five at Hart Crowser, specializing in stormwater consultation and environmental planning, compliance and permitting. She has managed hundreds of environmental and geotechnical projects for private industry and government agencies in Hawaii and the Pacific. She is an American Council of Engineering Companies fellow. Hart Crowser, a division of Haley & Aldrich, specializes in geotechnical engineering, environmental science and engineering, stormwater services and resilience engineering.