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“OVER 27 YEARS OF QUALITY GEOLOGY”

Professional Geological Services

Kevin James Bailey

Wellsite Geologist ● Mudlogger (Surface Logger) ● Well Supervision ● Consulting

About Us
Text Box: Mission GeoCertified, LLC will provide expertise and direction, expedite tasks, and disseminate results utilizing the most commonly expected and widely acceptable technological methods to aid in discovery and development of oil & gas reserves Qualifications GeoCertified is a professional geological science consulting company Kevin has been providing over twenty seven years of quality management and expertise for sensitive corporate projects Kevin completed well logging by AMSTRATA of Canada/America in 1986; which is used in the detection of petroleum by microscopes observation; now takes advantage of the Hydrocarbon detector utilized 24/7 monitoring simultaneously Accreditation: Kansas Technical Professions: Geologist G-76 Certified Professional Geologist No. 10206 State of Kansas Registered Geologist No. 6 Affiliations: American Institute of Professional Geologist 1997 American Association of Petroleum Geologist 1984 Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Kansas Geological Society Fort Hays State University Endowment Association 1986 Present Kevin Bailey - “Kev” is GeoCertified, LLC—established December 12, 2005 Utilize Permian Basin Instruments (PBI2006) – the top performer in exploration Hydrocarbon detection Well site geologist (separate or combined services with above) for all sample and formation evolution for down hole drill stem testing for subsurface pressures Lease evaluation for potential royalty over rides and lease fees Past 1986—graduated from Fort Hays State University and attended school while working full time in the petroleum industry’s “oil patch” 1986 to 1987—utilized deep drilling skills at the Kansas Geological Survey (KGS) drilling cores in the Riley County Kimberlites and the 1930’s salt water storage pits in Reno County. Kevin was an active member of the KGS team that installed the first monitoring well networks for KDHE groundwater research studies in 1986-87 with Thomas McClain KGS Hydrologist 1988 to 1994—worked as a field geologist and environmental specialist involved in many levels of project responsibility in private industry investigations, remediation, and high-priority government projects such as: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Ammunitions depot in Nebraska (Hastings & Mead) and Region 7- Mid-west sites 1994—responsible for Deffenbaugh Industries' Quality Control contract for capping of the Doepke-Holliday Super Fund site. At Deffenbaugh for over eleven years, Kevin was responsible for: QA/QC during solid waste containment construction for impermeable clays and geo-textile installation Daily oversight for landfill compliance and deep well management of leachate compliance levels in containment and storage Provided future planning for the expansion areas and the demolition compliance management for the former flooded town of Holliday, KS 2004 to 2005— compliance manager for Shawnee Rock and developed sampling compliance for crushing washer-holding ponds for National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) and permitting. Kevin developed public relations explaining the important needs and demands for aggregates as well the importance of quality and available air space for the solid waste in Kansas and utilizing the quarries footprint. Kevin was also involved in the development and piping of treated landfill gas as a marketable energy source and has been involved with other areas of “Green Gas” production.

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