Robert J. ClairProject Manager CREDENTIALSA.S. Electrical Eng., Remington CollegeOSHA 40-Hr HAZWOPER8-Hr HAZWOPER Annual Refresher TrainingOSHA 10 hour IndustrialOSHA 30 hour IndustrialOSHA Confined Space EntryOSHA Confined Space Rescue Unites States Marine CorpsCPR/First Aid AED On-Track Safety for Contractor Roadway Workers AREAS OF EXPERTISEMore than ten years of experience in the environmental response and industrial cleaning, with an emphasis on hazardous material emergency response and mitigation. Responsibilities include direction of operations, safety compliance, and the completion and submission of project paperwork. As a collateral duty, serve in Theodore office as the mentor for new employees. Managing the DOT training and records for drivers, also serving as trainer for the office.EXPERIENCE SUMMARY Project Supervisor for numerous emergency response incidents including removal and disposal of contaminated soil and impacted water. Incidents involve various companies in trades including garbage collection, over-the-road shipping, logging, tanker delivery, intermodal hauling, and land clearing. Project Supervisor for a Class I railroad confidential client in Birmingham, Alabama. Incident involved a tanker that was ripped in half spilling 18,000 gallons of sulfuric acid in their transfer yard. The project involved onsite treatment, transport, and disposal of impacted soil and cross ties. Duties also included backfill of the excavation and site restoration. The project required close working relations with EPA, and FRA, and ADEM. Project Supervisor for a Class I railroad confidential client in Bartow, Georgia. The project involved one Hydrogen Peroxide tanker which ruptured, four Sulfuric Acid cars and 6 Hydrochloric Acid cars. The weather was a factor with rainfall and with the fact the derailment happened in a swamp. Crews worked around the clock in shifts to remove the spilled product and place in designated area for disposal. The project required to rehab crews and maintain their safe working conditions. Project Supervisor for a tank cleaning project in New Orleans which involved. Four tanks containing unrefined vegetable oil, one tank containing unrefined corn oil, and two tanks containing six oil. Setup logistics for rental of equipment and disposal of over 200 tons of waste. And coordinated with other shops for additional personnel to help with project.