I am a program manager and lead verifier for AECOM in the areas of industrial hygiene, occupational health and safety, and OSHA regulatory compliance. I hold a Bachelor of Sciences degree in both Environmental Science and Earth Science from the University of Fitchburg (1999) and maintains various asbestos licensures throughout New England with 30+ years of experience managing and supporting numerous safety training and compliance programs for a wide range of public and private sector clients.Responsibilities include but are not limited to performing numerous Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) studies, site assessments for asbestos containing materials and lead based paint, Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), hazardous materials surveys, OSHA and Environmental Compliance training classes, Site Safety Audits, industrial hygiene sampling, water/soil studies, and Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) initial and 3 year re-inspections. In addition, I have been involved with inspections relative to microbial prevention and water integrity evaluations, inclusive of new construction, existing construction, and prevention plan developments for insurance purposes. Additional activities include environmental surveys, developing contract documents and conducting bid administration for environmental remediation projects, report writing, and overseeing a staff of technicians that monitor on-site activities of remediation and survey projects.During my time in the army, my duties included ensuring the quality of Troops water supplies, organized and established an Emergency Response Containment Team to clean up spills during combat and non-combat activities, and monitoring the generation and proper disposal of hazardous waste generated by the unit. Running fresh water and gray water pipes through field hospitals. Responsible for safety training classes, part of the advanced team to set up areas for a field hospital with running water, waste disposal, air quality and purification, containment procedures, quarantine procedures, air conditioning and heating layouts, and driver education. Consulted military specialists for design, development, and delivery of field technical and safety programs.Towards the end of my time in the army I became a field trainer for officers, non- commissioned officers (NCO), and soldiers on safety disciplines; General Safety, Defensive Driving, Pole Climbing, Ladder Handling, Aerial Lift, Confined Spaces, and Traffic & Hot Zone Training for nuclear, biological, and viral weapons and contaminants.