Sr. Environmental Analyst
Tolk Station And Amarillo, Tx
• Air Permit Specialist• Air Compliance Issues• Radiation Safety Issues• Gas Pipeline Questions• Air Compliance, (11 Title V Operating Permits completions, 13 New Source permit renewals, and 6 Texas Electric Generating Facility permit applications with quarterly reporting responsibilities, semi-annual deviation reports and annual compliance certifications for all plants, all performed personally by Mr. Hudspeth since 1992);• DOE EIA Reporting (Annual assembly and coordination of reporting to DOE for all Texas and New Mexico plants. This involves location, coordination, and review of conflict/accuracy of sources of data from many diverse sources.)• Air emissions fees and inventories;• Radiation Safety Program, (Approximately 80 Industrial sources at 2 (plus one location closed) locations, 1 License, 1 Device Registration, 60 licensed users);• Gasline Safety Program, (2 Gaslines and 1 exploratory well (closed) involving approximately 60 employees under US DOT regulations {49 CFR} for which Mr. Hudspeth has sole corporate responsibility for compliance);• Asbestos NESHAPS for SPS facilities (Approximately 12 power plants with potential asbestos containing material) as well as numerous opportunities in T&D facilities.• 1981 to 1989: Tolk Station, Environmental Supervisor and Plant Engineer, Responsible for all Environmental Compliance and Reporting, and Maintenance and Operations of all Environmental and Chemical Equipment at that facility• 5/16/80 to 5/15/81: Engineer trainee at Harrington & Jones Stations; performing analysis of baghouse performance on contract with EPA at Harrington Station, and assisting in optimizing wastewater disposal at Jones Station, reviewing Jones for cycling duty modifications, specifically automating valve actuators.
