Responsible for conducting field surveys, inspections, and sampling for mold, asbestos and lead. Investigated and prepared environmental opinion letters for clients regarding recognized environmental concerns. Read and interpreted laboratory results for asbestos, mold, and lead. Licensed by the State of Virginia as an asbestos inspector, project monitor and lead inspector. Working knowledge of OSHA guidelines for worker safety and general industrial hygiene principles.

Manage the technical, schedule, contractual, personnel, and budget requirements of the 5-year (2012-2017) Environmental Support Services (ESS) contract at NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) in Hampton, VA. Duties include:-Oversee an 11-person on-site team including staff members (senior technical specialists to administrative personnel), as well as additional off-site subcontractor support.-Ensure the staff provide timely, high quality, technical, regulatory, and policy support in the following program areas: Environmental Management System and Sustainability; Project/Program Planning and NEPA; Recycling; Sustainable Acquisition; Waste Management, Collection, and Disposal; Laboratory Support; Air Quality; Water Quality; Underground/Aboveground Storage Tanks; Cultural Resource Management; Energy and Water Conservation; Remediation Services; Hazardous Material Tracking/Reporting; Training; Outreach; and Auditing. -Develop proposals for new work and manage Task Orders, including subcontractor agreements/oversight.-Provide support to all aspects of the LaRC Environmental Management System, including policy development, continual re-assessment and improvement, management review, and internal auditing.

Responsible for conducting field surveys, inspections, and sampling for mold, asbestos and lead. Investigated and prepared environmental opinion letters for clients regarding recognized environmental concerns. Read and interpreted laboratory results for asbestos, mold, and lead. Licensed by the State of Virginia as an asbestos inspector, project monitor and lead inspector. Working knowledge of OSHA guidelines for worker safety and general industrial hygiene principles.Key Project: Lead project monitor for the removal of asbestos during demolition of boilers at Huntington-Ingalls Industries, Newport News Shipbuilding. This 6-month assignment required oversight of asbestos removal workers for adherence to safety guidelines pertaining to the removal and disposal of asbestos. Newport News Shipbuilding was in the last phase of replacing their three natural gas fired boilers located on site. Over a period of six months I served as an independent project monitor for the removal of asbestos in the remaining two boilers at the Shipyard. My role was to maintain the health and safety of the contractors removing the asbestos, as well as work in concert with the on-site Construction Manager and shipyard coordinator to meet construction and removal timelines; while maintaining a safe working environment for the employees of the shipyard who operated and maintained the steam generation plant.

Provided support to the senior engineer/project manager on ESA Phase I site investigations, brownfields site and well receptor surveys, performed on site remediation inspections and prepared reports for commercial and industrial clients. Additional duties included environmental assessments, remediation projects, historical land use research, and groundwater and soil sampling.

Managed private and Government contracts, relating to aerospace, oceanographic services and ocean sciences. Average contract size 200-500k. Assisted with field work relating to operations and maintenance of local water quality buoys in the James and York Rivers (CBIBS). Maintenance included replacement and cleaning of sensors and general buoy fouling removal. Invoiced clients and managed bookkeeping and reporting, including bank reporting and monthly financials reports. Daily management of the company’s human resources tasks, including, benefits enrollments, payroll, documentation, and personnel file review. Provided proposal support including, proofreading, drafting and formatting of government proposals. Lead for proposal production tasks and adherence to solicitation guidelines.

Provided administrative support to the Assistant Graduate Program Coordinator. Duties included filing, drafting of documents, posters, handouts and fliers for recruiting; attending graduate studies career fairs as a representative of the University, and maintenance of graduate student files.

Prepared client permit applications and supporting documentation for construction/wetlands fill permits. Duties included coordination with clients on site plans, surveys and pre-application permit requirements, and support to senior staff members on permit conditions and general organization of permitting files. Provided construction administration support duties including groundwater well installation and monitoring for created wetland sites, and administrative support for drafting and submission of monthly construction monitoring reports to Federal, State and Local agencies. Field work consisted of installation and bi-weekly groundwater well monitoring for saturation levels in constructed wetland sites. Seasonal assistance in invasive plant species spraying and removal.

Provided administrative support to the Assistant Graduate Program Coordinator. Duties included filing, drafting of documents, posters, handouts and fliers for recruiting; attending graduate studies career fairs as a representative of the University, and maintenance of graduate student files.

Provided paralegal support to several litigation attorneys and senior partners in the firm. Areas of concentration included domestic, civil, criminal and corporate law. Drafted correspondence, pleadings and discovery for cases. Scheduled appointments and maintained client files. Coordinated trial dates, discovery deadlines and depositions with local courts and opposing parties.

Worked closely with Ferguson’s General Counsel and accounting/acquisitions department on acquisition related matters. In charge of coordination and satisfaction of requirements for acquisitions, including legal due diligence review, personal property lease assignments and/or payoffs, UCC releases, notification and communication of pending acquisitions to Board of Directors, and senior management. Assisted with preparation of all acquisition documents, including redrafting of purchase agreements and ancillary documents. Handled corporate and subsidiary filing for acquired businesses. Monitored and oversaw corporate qualifications, both domestic and foreign, in all 50 states. Assisted with coordination of executive retirement plan forms and maintaining a database of all participant elections.

Duties included post-closing tasks and maintaining all current/closed files for Peninsula Title Company. Daily tasks included mailing recorded documents, follow-up with clients and ensuring all paid recorded mortgages were released at appropriate Courthouse. Conducted title searches and recorded real estate related documents.

Tested effluents for toxicity levels using 3 and 7 day acute and chronic testing methods. Maintained tests on a daily basis to include counting organisms, monitoring pH, salinity, temperatures and mixing effluent solution levels.

Monitored water quality and collected data on a freshwater impoundment in Northern Delaware. Gained basic knowledge of sampling techniques and monitoring equipment including sondes, salinity and dissolved oxygen probes. Operated water quality monitoring equipment. Attended training sessions to be a certified turtle observer. Observed a dredging and beach replenishment project. Attended EPA threshold review meetings for the Coastal Zone Management Act Section 6217.