Roger Huth Email and Phone Number

Throughout my career, I have worn many hats. I started in the industry as a laborer with OH Materials in 1984 and much of my work was performed on drum jobs. The majoring of that work was performed in level C and/or level B PPE of which I have countless hours. I worked up to the supervisor position in a short period of time and have supervised all aspects of environmental remediation. I am familiar with waste profiles and waste manifests as I have been responsible in some capacity for the shipment of waste to many TSD sites throughout America. I have worked with lead, asbestos, mold, at heights and in confined spaces. I have extensive experience sampling all mediums with all types of sampling apparatus, from split spoons and bailers to vapor canisters and slow-flow instrumentation.After five years I left OHM and went to work for Westinghouse, continued responding to emergency but mainly as the Response Manager on the ERCS program in Region II for the USEPA. Working for Weston Services, I mainly preformed restoration oversight functions as well as Site Health and Safety Coordinator duties. As SHSC for one of our clients, the USDOE, I received many excellent evaluations for our crew’s safety work ethic, and references. I also worked on a big lead removal job for the DOD as well as tearing agent and mustard gas at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Later, working for Shaw, I worked on the nationwide contract for lead-removal and restoration of the US Army Reserve Units firing ranges in the northeast section of the country. I have supervised or been a part of over 200 emergency responses. One was with SHAW during the final stage of the anthrax cleanup of the Brentwood post office in Washington, D.C. Most recently I was a team leader for restoration on the Enbridge oil spill in Michigan and a response to do some ocean water pumping from a tank farm after Hurricane Sandy on Long Island, New York.For the rest of the story, send me a message.