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Kokomo, In, Us

Kokomo, Indiana, United States

• Serves as the waste management and chemical management specialist for the Environmental Health and Safety department (EHS) of an EV battery manufacturing joint venture between Samsung SDI and Stellantis• Ensures environmental compliance across the facility for both operations and construction phases by advising operations teams, third-party vendors and contractors on waste identification and management, chemical management, radiation-emitting equipment safety and compliance, record keeping, and routine environmental and safety inspections• Oversees and supports the on-site Total Waste Management contractor (TWM) by coordinating waste pick-ups and transport, coordinating supply deliveries, providing performance feedback and managing budget reconciliation• Manages and coordinates raw material handling and disposal processes to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations• Manages daily dust collector inspections for all dust collector equipment on site• Conducts sanitary discharge sampling and coordinates with designated analytical labs for monthly and semiannual sanitary discharge analysis. Performs daily pH testing and flow data record keeping and manages the site's monthly DMR• Serves as the main contact and liaison for radiation-emitting equipment compliance, including coordinating annual radiation shielding assessments, corresponding with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) and the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH). Serves as a site Radiation Safety Officer and Laser Safety Officer• Responds to all emergencies, incidents and chemical spills• Develops and delivers training programs and standard operating procedures (SOPs) on waste management, chemical management, dust collector management, and radiation safety for multiple operations teams and third-party contractors

Statesboro, Georgia, United States

• Oversaw and implemented various environmental and sustainability programs throughout multiple campus locations including hazardous waste management, bulk oil SPCC, used oil handling and storage, Safe Drinking Water Act, lead-based paint and asbestos-containing materials abatement records, Clean Air Act, universal waste management and recycling, etc.• Worked closely with various university faculty and staff on all campuses and with external regulatory agencies to ensure understanding of and compliance with environmental programs and to carry out program-specific tasks and information-gathering (e.g., transformer, emergency generator, or eyewash repair, HW generator permits, elevator inspections, FOG records, etc.)• Provided environmental consultation, education and training to various faculty, staff and students with an emphasis on providing excellent customer service and engagement.• Corresponded and coordinated with various third-party vendors and consultants to ensure compliance with federal and state environmental regulations and to carry out program-specific tasks (e.g., hazardous waste disposal, updating campus SPCC Plans, HW generator fees, etc.)• Assisted in development, reporting and implementation of the university's Climate Action Plan by collecting, assembling and analyzing various greenhouse gas emissions data for all campuses with the goal of reducing the university's overall carbon footprint.

Statesboro, Georgia, United States

• Performed environmental compliance inspections as specified in the Environmental Management System and in accordance with federal and state regulations.• Maintained accurate records for various environmental programs including hazardous waste and RCRA, bulk oil SPCC, underground storage tanks, lead-based paint and asbestos-containing material abatement projects, Safe Water Drinking Act, SWPPP, OMR/DMR, etc.• Responded to incidents and emergencies, hazardous waste and oil spill clean-ups, and customer requests, complaints and inquiries including environmental work order requests and indoor air quality investigations.• Assisted the Occupational Safety and Fire Safety teams when needed and was cross trained to perform a variety of tasks outside the scope of normal job responsibilities.• Assisted in management, research and development of recycling and sustainability programs.

Savannah, Georgia, United States

• Performed analyte-specific preparation and analysis on a variety of environmental samples including freshwater, seawater, groundwater, industrial wastewater, and drinking water. Solid sample matrices include soils, sediments, sludge, and environmentally-regulated waste.• Performed quantitative determination of cyanides (total, amenable to chlorination, and weak-acid-dissociable) by semi-automated colorimetry using EPA Standard Methods 0335.4, 0335.1, 9012A, 9012B, and Standard Methods SM 4500-CN-E and SM 4500-CN-G. Used toxicity characteristic leaching procedure (TCLP) via EPA Standard Method 9013 - Cyanide Extraction for Solids and Oils for cyanides extraction testing.• Determined biological and chemical oxygen demand in aquatic systems following EPA Standard Methods 5210B - Biological Oxygen Demand (5-day BOD test) and 410.4 - The Determination of Chemical Oxygen Demand by Semi-Automated Colorimetry.• Interpreted results, collected and reported data using a variety of instrumental and LIMS software systems, and determined potential errors and interferences with sample collection, preparation and analysis.• Prepared reagents, performed instrument maintenance and troubleshooting, and employed pollution control and waste disposal.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States

• Performed chemical analysis of finished pharmaceutical products including assay/ID and impurities analysis by HPLC, particle-size determination, UV/VIS analysis, freezing point osmolality and pH determination. Physical analyses include loss on drying, disintegration and visual appearance.• Interpreted results, collected and reported data using a variety of instrumental and LIMS software systems, and determined potential errors and interferences with sample collection, preparation and analysis.• Strictly adhered to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and FDA regulations including documentation and record keeping. Performed analyses following rigorous internal and client-specific methods, protocols and SOPs.• Performed analyses included in various domestic and international pharmacopeia including USP/NF, FCC, EP, BP and JP.• Employed best practices and safety protocols for handling potent compounds, specialty acids and general laboratory safety.

Statesboro, Ga

• Assisted in research and development of an antimicrobial polymer coatings project. Responsibilities included performing chemical synthesis and characterization of products' physical, chemical and electronic properties.• Performed qualitative and quantitative analyses on finished products including antimicrobial efficacy, glass-transition temperature, particle size, zeta potential, wettability, tensile strength and chemical composition.• Reported all findings, complications and interferences to the lead faculty member and postdoctoral researchers in the form of a written lab report. Interpreted data, evaluated and developed methods based on results.• Lead, instructed and trained fellow undergraduate research assistants to perform synthesis and analyses.

Statesboro, Ga

• Instructed and supervised students for the college-level Biochemistry I laboratory supplement course. Responsibilities included instruction and evaluation of essential laboratory skills, procedures, and analyses, and understanding of first-semester biochemical theory.• Assessed and evaluated essential skills in isolation and analysis of DNA and cytochrome c protein. Analytical methods taught included SDS-PAGE, gel electrophoresis, UV/VIS, size-exclusion and ion chromatography.• Prepared reagents and equipment used in laboratory procedures and analyses. Instructed students on performing chemical analyses using analytical instrumentation.• Evaluated student performance and understanding of all laboratory procedures, analyses and biochemical theory. Graded lab reports and homework assignments and provided individual feedback to students.

Swainsboro, Ga

• Managed the in-store photo lab by processing and developing orders, assisting customers with self-service photo processing kiosks, assembling specialty items upon request, driving sales and promoting products, managing inventory, and performing equipment maintenance and troubleshooting.• Provided additional departmental services, promoted products and fundraising events, provided product information upon request, assisted with merchandising resets and product stocking, managed product inventory, and performed general cleaning and maintenance.• Drove sales by applying knowledge of store layout and product information for a variety of household goods and non-prescription (OTC) medicines to suit customer needs.• Prioritized daily tasks to meet daily, monthly and quarterly goals for both photo lab and the store front.• Rigorously complied with new and existing company policies and completed all required training.• Completed the Training for Intervention ProcedureS (TIPS) program certification.

Waycross, Ga

• Instructed students in higher-level mathematics including calculus I and II, algebra and trigonometry, and physical science including general and organic chemistry, calculus-based physics, thermodynamics and introductory biology.• Developed and evaluated personalized strategies for academic growth and success by utilizing individual student-specific learning outcomes, goals, resources and abilities. • Scheduled and managed daily or weekly appointments for individual sessions.• Managed inventory of resources and supplies.

Waycross, Ga

• Inbound and outbound call center agent for first-party sales and third-party accounts receivable for multiple client accounts including Centurylink, DirecTV, Verizon Wireless & Sprint.• Sales, billing and payment negotiation, customer service and retention, minor troubleshooting and repair, and general account management.• Determined customer needs and solutions for telecommunications service accounts while consistently achieving weekly and monthly client-specific sales goals.• Daily use of variety of sales management software applications including Ensemble and iRep, SoftPhone VOIP software, VPNs, payment processing software and client-specific sales management applications.• Skills required included ability to multitask while simultaneously utilizing a variety of different software applications, quick decision making and overall client/customer account assessment, professional and courteous soft communications skills, ability to work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment. • Scheduled and managed consumer appointments and follow-ups.• Strict adherence to and understanding of specific laws and regulations in sales, marketing and consumer protection acts.• Promotion to Third-Party Dispute Resolution Specialist for Sprint OCA project - June 2015.• Employee of the Month Award for First-Party Sales - October 2014

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Chemistry, 3.69 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program: June 2018 - Present

Associate Of Science - As, Chemistry/Mathematics, 4.0 Gpa