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Personal Summary |
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More than 15 years' experience in industrial hygiene and occupational safety, health, and environmental protection. Strong
educational, training, and development skills; conducts courses in hazard communication, respiratory protection, blood-borne pathogens, confined spaces, HAZWOPER, lead control, hearing conservation, air quality, asbestos, and
ergonomic job analysis. Incorporates effective managerial abilities. Excels in interpersonal communications with personnel at all levels. Maintains a positive work environment. |
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Areas of Experience |
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Regulatory Compliance Technical Writing Organizational Management
Policy/Procedure Development Training/Educating Compliance Audits
Project Management Asbestos Inspection |
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Professional Qualifications |
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- Created and implemented 19 different health and safety programs currently considered as "standards" for both construction and general industry.
- Facilitated an aggressive health and safety program, which reduced employers' worker compensation costs by 75%.
- Performed industrial hygiene surveys encompassing sound level, noise dosimetry, ionizing radiation, air sampling, ventilation, indoor air quality, ergonomics, and confined space analyses, recommending necessary engineering
and administrative controls as well as personal protective equipment for identified health hazards.
- Oversaw and ensured correction of unacceptable shortcuts on the contractor's behalf with environmental regulatory compliance for a large-scale asbestos project at no cost to the client.
- Briefed 800 housing residents on the test results, potential hazards, and remediation measures available based on EPA recommendations for radon gas calming numerous fears among the residents.
- Established radiation safety program, developed safe work procedures, and trained employees resulting in significant exposures.
- Developed and implemented a wartime training program for Public Health and Bioenvironmental Engineering offices, maintaining proper training of personnel responsible for field sanitation, weapons effects recommendation,
personal protective equipment, patient decontamination, and medical facility support.
- Coordinated and trained a 19-member team involved in the decontamination of casualties exposed to nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare, allowing rapid medical treatment.
- Led a young and inexperienced team of Industrial Hygienists for the United States Air Force; developed innovative, stringent procedures, creating a benchmark model of responsibility for future teams.
- Managed an extensive hazardous material control program ensuring proper procurement, use and disposal of over 1800 hazardous materials.
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Academic Credentials |
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Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
United States Air Force Academy – 1988Bioenvironmental Engineering Course
USAF School of Aerospace Medicine – 1989 Additional Training:
EPA/NYS Asbestos Inspector, EPA/NYS Asbestos Management Planner, EPA/NYS Asbestos Supervisor, Pollution Prevention Workshop,
Bioenvironmental Engineering Readiness Course, 40-hour HAZWOPER, USHUD Lead Based Paint Training, USAMRID NBC Training Courses Member
: American Board of Industrial Hygienists, American Industrial Hygiene Association |
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