Mr. Mundt has seventeen years of management experience as the President of AGS, and sixteen years of management experience in the paper distribution industry. The positions held varied from font-line logistics management, sales management, and general management to corporate worldwide operations management. The most recent position involved overseeing the operations of over 200 worldwide facilities. Responsibilities for the position included interfacing with numerous governmental regulatory agencies such as the DOT for transportation of hazardous materials, the EPA for underground storage (installation and removal), and OSHA for health and safety training and compliance. Additional responsibilities included the design, layout and construction of all new facilities, which required environmental and geological site assessment. Mr. Mundt has a B.S. in computer science from Syracuse University, and an MBA from Pennsylvania State University.
Mr. Jagel has been a Geophysicist with AGS since 1999. He has an M.S. in Geological Sciences with a concentration in geophysics from Rutgers University, and is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania. Mr. Jagel brings over 30 years of experience conducting geophysical, geological, and environmental investigations for governmental agencies and private industries. Prior to joining AGS he worked for the State of New Jersey and a well respected environmental firm. Investigations conducted include using geophysical methods for regional water resource mapping, delineation of salt water intrusions, tidal dredge material evaluation, evaluation of existing structures, location of buried objects and utilities, quarry planning, and mine stabilization. His responsibilities have included project management and field oversight, geophysical survey design, data collection, computer analysis, interpretation and final report preparation. Projects that Mr. Jagel has been directly responsible for have utilized the following geophysical technologies: MASW, seismic refraction, seismic reflection, borehole geophysics, resistivity/IP, very low frequency (VLF), frequency domain electromagnetics (EM), gravity, magnetics, transient electromagnetics (TEM), and ground penetrating radar (GPR).
Mr. Call has been a Project Geophysicist with AGS for 9 years. He has a B.S degree in Geology/Geophysics from the University of Arizona, and an M.S. in Earth and Environmental Science from Lehigh University. Technical project experience includes geophysical survey design, data acquisition, processing, and interpretation of numerous surface and borehole geophysical techniques. Mr. Call has been directly responsible for having utilized the following geophysical technologies and methods: electrical resistivity, seismic reflection/refraction, electromagnetics (EM31 and EM61), Global Positioning Systems, ground penetrating radar (GPR), and multiple borehole geophysical techniques.
Mr. Fournier has been a Project Geophysicist with AGS since 2015. He has a B.S. in Geology from Kutztown University. Prior to coming to AGS Mr. Fournier worked for 5 years at a well respected geophysical firm in Pennsylvania. Technical experience includes geophysical investigation design, data acquisition, data quality control, processing, and interpretation of multiple geophysical techniques. Mr. Fournier has been directly responsible with utilizing the following geophysical technologies: microgravity, seismic refraction, multi-channel analysis of surface waves (MASW), electrical resistivity, electromagnetics (EM31 and EM61), ground penetrating radar (GPR), spontaneous potential (SP), and multiple borehole geophysical technologies. Mr. Fournier has utilized these geophysical technologies for karst and sinkhole investigations, top of rock and rippability surveys, in-situ assesments of sub-surface elastic properties, ground water and fracture trace investigations, underground storage tank (UST) investigations, and dam seepage investigations.