Kim Evers

Kim Evers currently serves as a Principal Scientist at Parsons, where she leverages her extensive background in environmental science to provide critical support to the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (CBP) within the Environmental and Energy Division. In this role, Kim is instrumental in addressing complex environmental compliance issues, including hazardous materials management, hazardous waste disposal, air emissions monitoring, and water quality assessments. Her expertise in environmental management systems and impact assessments allows her to deliver actionable insights that help mitigate risks and ensure regulatory compliance.

Kim's key projects often involve comprehensive site inspections and the development of site-specific work plans that align with critical area ordinance investigations, particularly in geohazard-prone regions. Her proficiency in historical research and data analysis is complemented by her hands-on experience in soil and groundwater sampling, which is essential for evaluating environmental conditions and potential contamination. Additionally, Kim excels in interpreting laboratory analytical data, enabling her to provide informed recommendations that support sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.

With a strong foundation in project planning and military environmental protocols, Kim is adept at navigating the complexities of environmental regulations set forth by the EPA and other governing bodies. Her commitment to environmental awareness and proactive compliance not only enhances the operational integrity of CBP but also contributes to broader efforts in safeguarding public health and the environment. Through her work at Parsons, Kim continues to make significant strides in advancing environmental science and compliance initiatives, reinforcing her reputation as a leader in the field.