ISO-Pacific

ISO-Pacific is a technology-based remediation firm and a certified, Woman–Owned Small Business. ISO, as we sometimes refer to ourselves, is a company focused on three things: Safety, Performance, and Integrity. We aim to be THE subcontractor of choice, both for our innovation and for our exceptional service.

We entered this industry with our Soil Sorting System (S3): a revolutionary improvement in the technology used to provide volume reduction. Since then, the S3 has been in constant evolution as we always strive to be the leader in everything we do. It is that same drive that has pushed us to innovate and develop cutting-edge platforms and detection arrays for the identification, mapping, and removal of everything from VOC’s and RAD to mercury and beryllium.

SUPERIOR METRICS

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    Safety is our number one priority in both design and daily operations.

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    Decades of industry experience inside a nimble and fast-growing company, with no end in sight.

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    Above-criteria material is always extracted from clean materials, not averaged to get a higher clean-up efficiency.

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    Our total volume reduction of suspect materials is 93.79%, saving our clients millions in disposal costs.

SAFETY INCIDENTS

DECADES EXPERIENCE

SOIL AVERAGING

PERCENT VOLUME REDUCTION

LEADERSHIP

Lori Dillon

President of ISO-Pacific

Lori J. Dillon is one of ISO-Pacific’s original founders. Lori possesses a unique educational background and work history that lends itself to an innovative approach to remediation. With degrees in Psychology and Business Management, and a work history in market analytics and financial advising, she provides the day to day management and steers the growth and vision of the enterprise.

Brian M. Young, Ph.D., CHP

Director of Health Physics and Technology

Dr. Brian M. Young has over 30 years of experience designing, integrating, calibrating, and operating nuclear measurement instruments and nuclear assay systems. Brian is an industry-recognized senior expert in gamma-ray spectroscopy, neutron counting, nuclear waste assay, nuclear threat detection, and nuclear safeguards applications. Brian has designed, calibrated, and operated systems for soil sorting as well as for assay of crated and drummed waste at many sites including Los Alamos National Laboratory, Savannah River Site, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Erwin TN, Paducah KY, West Valley NY, Hunters Point CA, Tokai-mura Japan, Garigliano Italy, and Caorso Italy.

Brian Young, PhD