Raymond Bergeron

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  Raymond Bergeron is located at
  Columbia, Columbia, United States

• What is Raymond Bergeron's job title?

  Raymond Bergeron is a
  Produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges for National forest in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and Alabama. One of two abandoned mine safety officers for the Southern Region. Conducted geological analyses and made recommendations for water well locations on National Forests in Tennessee and Alabama.Produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges. Assisted in field examination for patent application for pumice. Assisted in field analysis for placer mining claim validity examinations. Conducted field work for Surface Use Determinations on unpatented mining claims.Conducted field examinations on 29 association placer mining claims in preparation for classification report to determine the locatability of pumice. Assisted in validity determination of 4 association placer mining claims. Researched markets for pumice in Mexico, Greece, Turkey and Italy in preparation for contest of 4 association placer claims do to lack of sufficient market. Produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges.Researched and produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges. Re-established Federal oil and gas leasing program. Provided comments and recommendations for leasing stipulations to the Office of Surface Mining for Federal coal leases. Worked with soil scientist in evaluating proposed logging roads in slump prone areas of forest land and made recommendations to Forest Engineer avoid stability problems.Performed inspection and enforcement activities on Phosphate mines in Florida, Amethyst mines in Georgia, one Clay mine in Alabama, Coal mines in Alabama, Coal mines in Kentucky, Gold prospecting permits in North and South Carolina. Conducted mineral resource potential analyses and made recommendations for disposals of subsurface mineral reservations for property disposals for General Services Administration, accidental trespasses, transfer of property to other Federal agencies, and land withdrawals.Performed Oil & Gas inspections to insure operators were following lease requirements. Witness all plugging and reclamation on plugged wells. Performed 24 hour productions tests on shut in wells. Inspected Taconic mines in Minnesota, Flourspar mines in Illinois, coal mines in Kentucky, and limestone mines in Virginia for compliance with Approved Plan of Operations. Described core samples for coal resource project on Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky. Was co-author of resulting report with the Kentucky Geological Survey.Insured that highest grade of uranium was being mined. Mapped geologic features such as faults, ore thickness, change in lithology, etc., and recorded all features on surface map. Marked centerline of drifts where needed to insure miners were following mine plan. Supervised maintenance of main shaft, haulage drift miners and general laborers to keep tracks clean and operational. Ordered all supplies being used underground.Insured that highest grade of uranium was being mined. Mapped geologic features such as faults, ore thickness, change in lithology, etc., and recorded all features on surface map. Marked centerline of drifts where needed to insure miners were following mine plan. Self Employed

• What industry does Raymond Bergeron currently work in?

  Raymond Bergeron currently works in the
  Self Employed

• What is Raymond Bergeron's area of expertise?

  Raymond Bergeron specializes in
  Produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges for National forest in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and Alabama. One of two abandoned mine safety officers for the Southern Region. Conducted geological analyses and made recommendations for water well locations on National Forests in Tennessee and Alabama.Produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges. Assisted in field examination for patent application for pumice. Assisted in field analysis for placer mining claim validity examinations. Conducted field work for Surface Use Determinations on unpatented mining claims.Conducted field examinations on 29 association placer mining claims in preparation for classification report to determine the locatability of pumice. Assisted in validity determination of 4 association placer mining claims. Researched markets for pumice in Mexico, Greece, Turkey and Italy in preparation for contest of 4 association placer claims do to lack of sufficient market. Produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges.Researched and produced mineral potential resource reports for land exchanges. Re-established Federal oil and gas leasing program. Provided comments and recommendations for leasing stipulations to the Office of Surface Mining for Federal coal leases. Worked with soil scientist in evaluating proposed logging roads in slump prone areas of forest land and made recommendations to Forest Engineer avoid stability problems.Performed inspection and enforcement activities on Phosphate mines in Florida, Amethyst mines in Georgia, one Clay mine in Alabama, Coal mines in Alabama, Coal mines in Kentucky, Gold prospecting permits in North and South Carolina. Conducted mineral resource potential analyses and made recommendations for disposals of subsurface mineral reservations for property disposals for General Services Administration, accidental trespasses, transfer of property to other Federal agencies, and land withdrawals.Performed Oil & Gas inspections to insure operators were following lease requirements. Witness all plugging and reclamation on plugged wells. Performed 24 hour productions tests on shut in wells. Inspected Taconic mines in Minnesota, Flourspar mines in Illinois, coal mines in Kentucky, and limestone mines in Virginia for compliance with Approved Plan of Operations. Described core samples for coal resource project on Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky. Was co-author of resulting report with the Kentucky Geological Survey.Insured that highest grade of uranium was being mined. Mapped geologic features such as faults, ore thickness, change in lithology, etc., and recorded all features on surface map. Marked centerline of drifts where needed to insure miners were following mine plan. Supervised maintenance of main shaft, haulage drift miners and general laborers to keep tracks clean and operational. Ordered all supplies being used underground.Insured that highest grade of uranium was being mined. Mapped geologic features such as faults, ore thickness, change in lithology, etc., and recorded all features on surface map. Marked centerline of drifts where needed to insure miners were following mine plan.

• Which languages does Raymond Bergeron speak? 

  Raymond Bergeron speaks the following languages:
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• Which industries has Raymond Bergeron previously worked in?   

  Raymond Bergeron has prior experience in the following industries:
  Self Employed , Francis Marion & Sumter National Forest , Eldorado National Forrest , Santa Fe National Forest , Daniel Boone National Forest , Bureau of Land Management , US Geological Survey/Minerals Management Service/Bureau of Land Management , Sohio Western Resources , Kerr McGee Nuclear Corporation

• What is Raymond Bergeron’s work experience?  

  Raymond Bergeron has the following professional experience:
  Self Employed , Francis Marion & Sumter National Forest , Eldorado National Forrest , Santa Fe National Forest , Daniel Boone National Forest , Bureau of Land Management , US Geological Survey/Minerals Management Service/Bureau of Land Management , Sohio Western Resources , Kerr McGee Nuclear Corporation .

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  Raymond Bergeron’s work email addresses are
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• What company does Raymond Bergeron work for?  

  Raymond Bergeron works at
  Self Employed