Andrew Lembeck Email & Phone Number

Rosemead, Ca, Us

Rosemead, California, United States

Rosemead, Ca

• Established the Mobile Source Compliance Program within the Air Quality division. Identified compliance obligations, solicited input from internal stakeholders and developed guidance documentation to ensure compliance with applicable CA state regulations including: In-Use Off-Road Vehicle, Large-Spark Ignition, On-Road Heavy Duty Diesel, PERP, and Heavy Crane Regulations.• Improved mobile source emissions calculations for the annual Corporate Responsibility Report in alignment with The Climate Registry (TCR) guidance. • Lead the compliance program for various ridesharing regulations including: SCAQMD Rule 2202, SJVAPCD Rule 9410, VCAPCD Rule 211, and SMMC Chapter 9.53.• Developed a company-wide alternative compliance strategy for SCAQMD Rule 2202, which was redistributed into SCE’s Ridesharing Program (~$270k/year).• Obtained approval for a workplace charging Low-Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) credit stream and additional smart-charging pathway, which generates roughly $100k/yr for the company.• Identified improvements to LCFS base credit generation analysis, which is expected to increase revenue by about $500k/yr for SCE’s Clean Fuel Reward Program.• Lead report submissions for the Pebbly Beach Generating Station compliance obligations including TRI, AER, SAM, ACC, QCER, and APEP reports.• Completed detailed SCE facility inspections to ensure compliance with air quality permit conditions.• Developed formal communication documents and participated in in-person meetings with local, state, and federal agencies regarding air quality compliance concerns

Irvine, Ca

• Built expertise in the air quality field as both a team member and technical lead, accumulated extensive knowledge of California regulations and local, state, and regional efforts to improve air quality.• Conducted regulatory reviews and compliance/strategy evaluations (greenhouse gas and air quality mitigation).• Utilized models to quantify CAP, TAC, and GHG emissions and health risks (CalEEMod, EMFAC, HARP2, TANKS).• Conducted technical feasibility analyses to quantify benefits of innovative approaches to reducing greenhouse gas emissions for a complex California Environmental Quality Act/litigation projects.• Prepared and completed SCAQMD permit applications for a variety of equipment; preparation included quantifying source emissions, assessing applicable rules, and ensuring compliance.• Completed industrial site audits of facilities for storm water and air quality permit compliance.• Audited source tests for compliance with applicable state, federal, and local rules.• Executed industrial hygiene surveys, air, and wipe sampling for toxicants as well as provide health and safety oversight at industrial facilities.• Drafted letters, memos and guidance documents for clients to maintain compliance with applicable air quality and storm water permits and rules.• Contributed to annual recruiting efforts for the air quality group and other departments, reviewing resumes, conducting phone screens, and interviewing final round candidates.

Irvine, Ca

• Conduct regulatory reviews and compliance/strategy evaluations (greenhouse gas mitigation)• Utilize models to quantify CAP, TAC, and GHG emissions (CalEEMod, EMFAC, HARP2, TANKS)• Prepare and complete SCAQMD permit applications including calculations, rule evaluation and compliance• Complete industrial site audits of facilities for stormwater permit compliance• Audit RATAs and other performance tests for compliance with Part 60 and Part 75• Execute industrial hygiene surveys, air, and wipe sampling for toxicants• Advise about local, state and national asbestos regulations• Accumulate extensive knowledge of California regulations such as CEQA, AB 32 and SB 375• Complete environmental data review and interpretations • Draft letters, memos and guidance documents for clients

State College, Pa

Meteorology Department, Penn State, University Park

• Participated in the REU Program on Climate Science, funded by the National Science Foundation• Conducted field research about the air-quality impacts from natural gas operations from Marcellus Shale on Pennsylvania’s local and regional atmosphere• Involved in planning the logistics of the field excavations, design of the mobile data-collection platform, operation and maintenance of instruments and equipment, and data processing• Synthesized data into formal reports and oral presentations including the American Geophysical Union conference in December 2013

Irvine, Ca

• Conducted over 350 detailed room inspections for possible primary and secondary source locations of a known toxicant under direct supervision of senior industrial hygienists• Assisted in collecting over 50 wipe and air samples using verified EPA methods• Performed extensive data entry to field investigation and sampling databases• Generated tables, figures, and photologs for the project• Collaborated with and presented to ENVIRON associates and managers