25+ years experience in manufacturing as an Environmental, Health and Safety professional with a breadth and depth in roles as an industrial hygienist, environmental engineer, and safety engineer in the aerospace, petro-chemical and semiconductor industries. Scott's current role is in Corp EHS where he is a Principal Engineer, with a focus on Process Safety In addition, he leads the enabling of new process technologies and facilities systems designs to meet Intel EHS requirements.* Board certified as a safety professional (CSP) and industrial hygienist (CIH)* Certified Process Safety Professional (CCPSC) - Center for Chemical Process Safety of the AIChE* Intel Process Safety Management and Risk Management Plan Program Leader* Introduced the concept of Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA) as a semi-quantitative risk analysis to Intel. This included the development and ratification of an Intel Risk Tolerance Criteria.* Chair of Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) Fire and Building Standards Committee - 2005- present* Member of NFPA 318 (Fire Protection for Semiconductor Clean Rooms) and NFPA 55 (Medical and Industrial Gases)* Member of American Industrial Hygiene Association Hazard Prevention and Engineering Control and Green Building Committees* Member of ANSI Z9.2 Standard American National Standard-Fundamentals Governing the Design and Operation of Local Exhaust Ventilation Systems*Project leader and co-author; "Continuous Monitoring of Hazardous Material Release" publication, Center for Chemical Process Safety and the American Industrial Hygiene Association.* Facilitated 100+ Process Hazard Analysis within the petro-chemical and semiconductor industries* Lead the introduction and registration of the first chemical process to be regulated under the OSHA PSM and the EPA Risk Management Plan standard at Intel