Designed and implemented several environmental multi-media training presentations.Developed and maintained Access database for tracking waste generation and reporting.Interpreted new rules and instituted procedures for handling universal wastes.Maintained thirteen Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure Plans for various facilities.Evaluated processes and procedures to manage environmental issues and incorporate operational controls, environmental roles, and responsibilities into existing facilities and individual job functions.Managed employee activities to implement and monitor occupational health and safety programs, processes, training and risk-management control technologies.Developed and executed project and process plans, implemented policies and procedures and set operational goals.Provided oversight and approval of technical approaches, products and processes.

• Manage and provide coordination for two National Estuary Program (NEP) Federal Partnership Grants:Toxics and Nutrients, Prevention, Reduction & Control; and Watershed Protection & Restoration• Identify key relationships and maintain effective working relationships with contractors, other state agencies, federal agencies, and/or local governments; • Manage and prepare contracts and grant agreements to ensure compliance with Federal Provisions and Agency Terms and Conditions.• Write and manage grant applications to help fund environmental projects consistent with department policy.

• Organized public forums, meetings and workshops to engage in community dialogue and get feedback on planning, urban design and other policy matters.• Prepared briefings, materials and provided staff recommendations to local community members for their deliberations so they can make well informed recommendations and advice on solutions to improve land use, zoning, transportation, housing and community development in New York City.• Developed and organized the 2010 Staten Island Youth Conservation Corps Program introducing Staten Island high school students to innovative storm water technology, pollution prevention, how to protect natural areas using plant identification and invasive species removal techniques.• Monitored consultant and agency contracts with the department to ensure compliance with specifications.• Prepared and presented projects to department supervisors, other regulatory agencies and the general public at environmental conferences and seminars.• Developed and managed grant applications to help fund environmental projects consistent with department policy.• Initiated, developed and organized the 2010 Staten Island Youth Conservation Corps Program introducing Staten Island high school students to cutting edge storm water techniques, pollution prevention habits, protection of natural areas, plant identification and invasive species removal.

• Manage and analyze the environmental aspects of consultant plans in the development of the Jamaica Bay Watershed Protection Plan and coordinate with consultant teams in the implementation of such plans.• Supervise the development of a plan for the installation of over 36,000 trees and shrubs on two landfills amounting to 400 acres, involving riparian, grassland, high marsh and low salt marsh systems • Responsible for the creation of wetland restoration projects in New York Harbor, which included crafting federal grant proposals, designing planting, modeling technical specifications with the goal of creating viable ecosystem. Provided construction oversight and implementation of landscape restoration designs.• Analyzed data from multiple city agencies using Access, Excel and GIS for use with modeling software to estimate storm water runoff reductions for Best Management Practices (BMP).

• Conducted research that analyzed the viability of natural forest, water and natural salt marsh systems in urban settings.• Performed statistical and organizational analysis on different tree, plant and animal species in New York City parks to determine operational feasibility of various maintenance plans.