Kenneth A. Foley, President
Mr. Foley co-founded Cover Technologies, Inc. in 1993. Prior to forming Cover Technologies, Inc., Mr. Foley served as Vice President of Resource Control, Inc., an environmental management company. Mr. Foley received his B.A. from American International College.
Jan C. Trudell, Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Trudell has acted as Chief Financial Officer for Cover Technologies, Inc. since the corporation’s inception in 1993. Ms. Trudell has over 30 years of experience as a financial controller for various multi-million dollar corporations in the manufacturing and waste industries. She has been responsible for all aspects of accounting and financial management including: budget preparation and analysis; cash flow projection and management; project pro formas and evaluation; as well as financial statement preparation. Ms. Trudell received her B.A. magna cum laude from American International College.
Eugene A. Bernat, Vice President
Mr. Bernat co-founded Cover Technologies, Inc. As Vice President of Cover Technologies, Mr. Bernat is responsible for project, technology and product development as well as environmental and construction permitting. Prior to his work at Cover Technologies, Mr. Bernat founded and served in an executive capacity at three other successful businesses in the resource management field: Saber Enterprises, Inc.; Recycled Earth Technologies, Inc.; and Recycled Organics. Mr. Bernat attended Colby College and pursued graduate work at Duke University.
Paul E. Mahoney, Vice President & Project Manager
Mr. Mahoney has over 35 years of experience in the solid waste industry. He joined Cover Technologies, Inc., as a partner in 1999, where he has been instrumental in the successful operation of numerous projects. Prior to his work at Cover Technologies, Mr. Mahoney served as the Regional General Manager of United Waste Systems, Inc., where he managed a $40 million division of the company and was involved in the operation of several landfills and recycling facilities in Massachusetts. He has also held auditing, accounting and operational positions with Waste Management, Inc. Mr. Mahoney received his B.A. from Boston College.
Steve Mathieu, Site Foreman
Mr. Mathieu has worked with Cover Technologies since 1996. Mr Mathieu has served as the site foreman at the Blackstone, Northbridge and Upton landfill remediation projects. He is a graduate of the Blackstone Valley Region Technical High School.
LANDFILL REMEDIATION MANAGEMENT
Our turnkey solution to Subtitle D and other remediation procedures relieves responsible parties of years of complex risk scenarios and compliance hurdles
Effective landfill remediation is a challenge to both public and private entities. Navigating the regulatory process, coordinating different specialized vendors for different phases of the project, anticipating and/or reacting to field modifications that arise, establishing a long-term plan for post-closure re-use — these are only the beginning of all that’s involved.
Cover Technologies has experience helping municipalities, corporations, and land owners overcome the complexities and risks of the multi-year remediation process by providing a unique and specialized turnkey solution.
Insight, Expertise & Resources
Cover Technologies brings forward innovative approaches and full-spectrum understanding of the economic pluses and minuses at each phase in the process.
During the planning phases, we are able to identify opportunities for greater long-term efficiency and assist hands-on in plan design. Our experience working with state and federal regulators keeps the process on-track and helps prevent the delays and potential violations that can cause projects to drag on and on, disrupt the coordination required between different vendors and property owners, and increase economic burdens. Bringing together knowledge from many sectors of the waste management industry, Cover Technologies identifies opportunity to maximize the long-term financial impact of the fill-and-cap process in a way that is equal parts environmentally and economically beneficial.
Landfill remediation always involves variables and risk. When you partner with Cover Technologies, you no longer face those risks alone.
SUBTITLE D PROCEDURE EXPERTISE
Whether in the site design or capping phase, we can help your project realize its full potential and avoid costly missteps
Because Cover Technologies’ turnkey landfill remediation management takes a comprehensive view of every phase involved in Subtitle D compliance, we are able to identify efficiencies and opportunities that a disparate group of attorneys, CFOs, engineers, contractors, and less experienced parties simply can’t see.
Design — We partner with engineering firms in the design phase, bringing specialized insight derived from our remediation-specific experience that improves potential outcomes for the site. We can even assume the design responsibilities entirely.
Regulatory — Throughout the regulatory process, our experience at state and federal levels helps keep the project in compliance and on-schedule.
Grading — In part due to our knowledge of effective cap design, our approach to managing the grading process maximizes use of the site and potential revenues.
Post-Closure — Industry-specific knowledge from across the waste management industry provides responsible parties with options that reduce long-term costs, better manage liabilities, and create new potential site uses.
Comprehensive Oversight, Specialized Insight
Cover Technologies has decades of experience working with the many different parties that can be involved in the site remediation process: lawyers, engineering firms, land owners, corporations, cities and towns, regulators, vendors, contractors, and the communities at large. We are able to anticipate potential ecological hazards, as well as provide a more unified cost/benefit analysis of the many variables involved in the years-long remediation process (and, perhaps more importantly, the decades-long post-closure status).
Today, it should be clear to everyone that landfill remediation is not just a matter of bulldozers. Hazards that are not appropriately anticipated can be costly, and the implications severe. Relying on disparate vendors and contractors, with oversight from parties that may never have managed the landfill remediation process invites greater complexity and obscures the long-term vision that financial viability depends on.
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