Corporate Vice President and Director of Environment, Health, & Safety for Strobel Companies. Primary focus is direction of the EHS programs associated with our infrastructure construction divisions and terminal operations divisions in both US and international markets. Since 2010, TRIR = 0.64 and EMR = 0.69 under my direction of over a million construction hours. Since 2016 I have served as the operating officer of our third-party logistics company, directing terminal operations in 9 locations providing over 3 million gallon per week capacity, including 2 million gallons of petroleum for export to the Mexico market. I recently supported the turnkey Design, Build, and Operation of both the Northstar crude oil and commodity rail loading terminal in Fairview MT and Phillips 66 terminal in Palermo, ND. Previously supported the acquisition start-up and conversion to high-speed loading of unit trains of the Dakota Plains Rail Terminal in New Town, ND as the site EHS Director, providing over 2000 hours on site. Key projects include the Eighty Eight Oil Company terminal in Wyoming which was the first unit train facility designed to simultaneously handle two different grades of crude; and the EOG/NuStar Rail Terminal in Saint James, LA as the site EHS director of the largest crude oil rail port facility in the US (120 rail car simultaneous capacity with a 100 car expansion underway, as well as rail terminals in Epping, Dickinson, and Tioga, North Dakota, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Selden Kansas, and Odessa and Refugio, Texas. Accredited instructor for Dangerous Goods Transportation (Alberta) and Hazardous Materials Transportation (US DOT Transportation Safety Institute Adjunct Instructor) with a special emphasis in bulk rail transportation. Expertise in intermodal transportation of hazardous materials and heavy construction safety and health programs.

Senior Industrial Hygienist primarily responsibility for market development, staff development, product delivery and quality assurance of the industrial hygiene and safety product line on a national level. Secondary responsibilities for managing hazardous building materials for clients in Oklahoma and nationwide, as well as EHS training, chemical exposures, noise assessments, and other industrial hygiene consultation. Key projects included serving as the EHS Director for the $700MM OKC MAPS for Kids school facility program with assignments in 32 public schools across the metropolitan area, and service as the EHS Director of the I-40 Crosstown relocation for ODOT for demolition and right-of-way acquisition and environmental readiness. Mr. Vincent is experienced as a litigation expert witness in the fields of noise control and hazardous material exposure.

Mr. Vincent provided dedicated Industrial Hygiene consultation and indoor environmental professional (IEP) services for major fire and water damage projects nationwide. He served as the director of Environmental Health and Safety for the company operations. He represents ESPO and the restoration industry on ANSI and ASTM national committees, with ASTM D22 subcommittee appointments in the asbestos, mold, and indoor air quality subcommittees. He provided direct operational support for restoration projects in the central Oklahoma market, school market, and healthcare facility market.

Science teacher and principal. Great way to have a mid-life career adjustment to focus on raising two fine sons as my legacy.

Mr. Vincent was the EHS Director for the major facilities construction division of the Postal Service, where he was the Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative for over $900MM in facility construction. He was responsible for all EHS aspects, including site selection impact assessment, hazard mitigation, and contractor implementation of USPS EHS Policy. He was instrumental in development of USPS EHS-Construction policy, including a revision of the NEPA implementing regulations with full approval by the US Council of Environmental Quality and federal register publication. The Postal Service received numerous commendations for his projects, including the prestigious White House Closing the Circle Award for the Santa Barbara, CA processing and distribution center (P&DC) environmental management practices.

Principal Engineer and Practice Director for all USPS contracts for this environmental engineering firm. As Practice Director, he was responsible for resource deployment, quality assurance, and program profitability for over 2,000 assignments. Under his oversight, the practice grew to over $20 million in volume. As Project Director, he provided industrial hygiene consulting and environmental project management for asbestos and other toxic building material projects worldwide. Staffed and managed assignments in Korea, Italy, Great Britain, and 42 states. Lead the environmental response team in Northern California following the Loma Preita earthquake for the California State Architect's office. Provided EPA-certified asbestos training, OSHA-approved construction safety training, and NIOSH-sanctioned microscopy training to over 600 environmental professionals. Mr. Vincent served as division safety officer responsible for hazardous waste site health and safety for over 1,000 projects, including explosive/ordinance removal, dioxin remediation, pulp chlorinators, and other high-hazard situations.