- Internal Technical Review (ITR) of analytical deliverables- Advancement of Company Quality and Analytical Measurement Program Initiatives- Development/Enhancement of Sampling and Analysis Programs and Procedures- Inspection of Labs for Quality and Safety compliance- Representing Company at designated technical conferences and business development initiatives- Author and present technical papers and presentations at technical conferences and business development initiatives- Accreditation/certification of Company-related Analytical Programs- Development of positive peer relationships with key stakeholders, regulators and industry resources- Participate on ad-hoc committees in areas of Company business- Advance corporate initiatives to improve quality and innovate creative solutions for clients- Establish and maintain Corporate Quality Manuals and procedures related to field sampling and analytical offerings (e.g., sampling procedures, and field lab Quality Systems manuals)

U. S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) – Project Chemist for the $330M Maywood, New Jersey FUSRAP Remediation Project and QA Officer for the project’s onsite laboratory.U. S. Army Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization (PMCD) Nonstockpile Program Reviewed chemical testing procedures and data for a number of proposed chemical agent neutralent and neutralent simulant destruction techniques.PMCD Stockpile Program - Provided design and operations input for siting laboratory instrumentation during development of laboratory facility drawings for both mustard agent (HD) and VX nerve agents.First Energy Corporation - Assisted environmental team with evaluation of mercury air toxic reduction technologies in coal-fired power plants, Dept. of Energy Hanford Site, Richland, WA – Deputy Startup Manager, for an evaporator mixed waste treatment facility startup; Lead Reviewer of the Operating General Contractor's evaluations and work plans of the Unreviewed Safety Questions (USQs) characterized by flammable gas accumulation in tank dome spaces and potential runaway reactions of ferrocyanide (FeCN) with tank waste oxidizers at elevated temperatures.Dept. of Energy, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA – Wrote mixed waste acceptance criteria with a focus on waste minimization.Mass. Dept. of Environmental Protection - Reviewed Waste Acceptance Criteria document and Waste Profile Records of low level radioactive and hazardous waste.NRG Energy, Inc., Indian River Burton Island Landfill, Millsboro, Delaware - Wrote sections of the RI Work Plan; provided conceptual model for collection of ash samples for various chemical and radiological parameters.Mirant Corp., Chalkpoint (Eagle Harbor, MD) and Morgantown (Newburg, MD) fossil power plants - Investigated low pH in groundwater issue at these two sites: provided plausible explanation for the low pH by evaluating historical and new data, using acid-base chemistry and redox potential principles

Lead Chemist for the EPA Region I Alternative Remediation Contract Strategy. Scheduled, supervised, and managed the work performed by eight chemists, validated data and reviewed data validation reports, reviewed split sampling reports, wrote analytical specifications and a corrective action plan, and interacted with EPA and laboratories to resolve problems relating to collection and analysis of Superfund site samples; developed a National Laboratory Program, conducted laboratory audits, and evaluated and improved various wastewater treatment applications, including heavy metal and cyanide removal and odor control.

Analyzed samples and prepared analytical reports for testing the inorganic and organic content and physical characteristics of many different matrices, including aqueous, synthetic lubricants, sealants, surfactant solutions, adsorbents and plastisols. He used a variety of analytical test methods, including AA, GC, HPLC, FT-IR, UV-VIS, PES and ILC.

Managed semivolatile organics lab which analyzed water and soil samples by EPA Method 625 under strict quality control guidelines using a GC/MS and autosampling equipment.

Operated and maintained GC/MS/DS equipment to provide optimum performance, designed and constructed a sample concentrator for transfer of stack gas sampling (VOST) using a purge and trap technique, and planned and organized the construction of a laboratory for receipt, preparation and analysis of hazardous waste, wastewater and soil samples using GC/MS and GC/ECD.