Mr. Connor Lamb is a civil/environmental engineer with 20 years of experience in the field of upland and in-water civil engineering and construction, much of it in environmental remediation. His combined engineering and construction background spans multiple engineering and design sectors and includes a robust foundation in sediment remediation. He has conducted concept development, estimating, alternatives analysis, feasibility studies, design, permitting, constructability review, contract preparation, preparation of plans and specifications, contractor procurement, construction oversight and quality control, project tracking, and construction management. Connor also worked in many capacities in the field, ranging from heavy equipment/dredge operator to project manager/estimator. His unique career path has allowed him to be an integral contributor at multiple stages to many expansive heavy civil and environmental projects, such as: conversion of a landfill into a golf course applying dredge slurry as a cap component; hydraulic dredging and dewatering sediment in a regional recreation area reservoir; implementing precision dredging as a component of the overall revitalization of 40 acres of waterfront property with extensive soil, groundwater, and sediment impacts; the large-scale urban waterfront cleanup on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, just upstream of the Portland Harbor Superfund Site.
Analysis of sediment remediation alternatives
Remedial design, upland, bank, mudflat and sediment sites
RI/FS & RD/RA (Superfund MTCA)
Construction management
Cost estimating
Project management
Construction oversight and quality control
B.S. Civil Engineering, Portland State University
Streambank Soil Bioengineering Technical Training, Portland State University
Construction Quality Management for Contractors Training and Certification, United States Army Corps of Engineers
Registered Professional Engineer - WA (53669), OR (84013PE)
HAZWOPER Certification
First Aid and CPR Certified
“Precision Dredging in Design, Permitting, and Application”, Pacific Northwest Chapter, Society of Environmental Toxicology (PNW-SETAC) 22nd Annual Meeting, Portland, OR, April 2015
“Precision Dredging in Design, Permitting, and Application”, Battelle Sediments Conference, New Oreleans, LA, January 2015
“Incorporating Sediment Capping and Bank Stabilization as an Effective Alternative to Environmental Dredging in Downtown Portland”, PIANC/COPRI Dredging 2012, San Diego, CA, October 2012