The CRC Group is a veteran owned small business located in Northern Virginia. CRC Group supports both government and industry in accurately identifying risk arising from the presence, use and storage, or business dependence on chemicals or chemical processing. CRC brings its expertise in risks to an enterprise rooted in safety and security vulnerabilities to successfully design safety and security risk management protocols, and support the effective implementation those protocols. CRC is among the nation’s leading experts on several federal regulatory programs, including:CFATS (DHS Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards)RMP (EPA Risk Management Plans required under Section 112 of the Clean Air Act)SPCC (EPA Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure plan required under the Oil Pollution Prevention Regulation)EPCRA (EPA Emergency Preparedness and Community Right to Know Act)CRCG has provided subject matter expert support to litigators and has been accepted by both federal and state courts as expert in mattes pertaining to industry standards of care and federal regulation of chemicals and the chemical industry.CRCG is also able to provide expert advice on complex security issues. We have supported security risk management efforts for local and regional transit authorities, airports, sports leagues and venues, schools, local governments, and many types of industrial clients.

Leads the Agency's Chemical Emergency Response program, manages several key agency regulatory programs including: - Risk Management Program (RMP) - Emergency Preparedness and Community Right to Know Act (EPCRA) program - Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Program (SPCC)Serves as Chair of the National Response Team (NRT)

Served as Department's senior subject matter expert on matters pertaining to chemical risk, chemical response capabilities, and the national chemical infrastructure.

Founder of the Chemical Security Division and designer of the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standard (CFATS)

Founding member and co-leader of the Risk Management Division, the operating arm of the Office of Infrastructure Protection. Part of the team that brought DHS into existence.

Manage the security of the Corporation's chemical portfolio, counter diversion and regulatory compliance. Global co-leader for Crisis Management and Emergency Response.

Active and Reserve to 1999