Consolidation of all environmental compliance programs into one central program (Air Quality, Stormwater, NPDES, HazMat, & UST), and all activities associated with that process ranging from budgetary analysis, full site inspections, recommendations on how to rectify areas of non-compliance, permit analysis/summaries, and document organization.

Inspect, evaluate, and permit Significant Industrial Users, Categorical Industrial Users, and locally regulated industriesCreate supporting documentation such as inspection reports and other agency referrals (Clark County Water Quality, SNHD)Identify all sources of industrial wastewater at facilitiesEvaluate pretreatment systems for effectiveness and compliance with regulationsAssist industries by educating them on their permit requirements, including monitoring requirements, sampling methodology, and local and federal discharge limits Sample wastewater from permitted facilities and points identified to collect data for Local Limits studiesReview analytical data submitted by industriesCoordinate with laboratories when discrepancies occur with sampling, chain of custody, and/or QA/QC dataDetermine monitoring schedule, parameters, and sampling locations for industrial usersReview commercial/industrial architectural and engineering plans for conformance with the requirements of the Uniform Plumbing Code, County ordinances, and Federal regulationsReview business licenses on a daily basis to determine if facilities need to be inspected for potential categorical processes or discharge volumes requiring a permit; assign food establishment inspections to the Pretreatment Technicians, if they are deemed to be a new establishment or have a change in ownershipCompose Permits, Notices of Violations (NOVs), & Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)Work with partnering Agencies on regulating facilities that fall under the Inter-local AgreementStormwater inspectionsUtilize GISQ for sewer and pretreatment device mappingUtilize GeoTracker to check for any potential contamination issues for batch discharges of groundwaterObtain vendor quotes and utilize Maximo to initiate the Purchase Request/Purchase Order processFill in for other positions, as needed, when staffing is inadequate

Inspect, evaluate, & permit SIU and non-SIU facilities for five participating agencies containing 17 SIU facilities within the County of San DiegoCreate supporting documentation such as inspection reports, fact sheets, and other agency referrals (other Water Agencies, Stormwater, HazMat, Air Pollution Control District, etc.)Evaluate industrial self-monitoring forms for violations; recommend notice of violation if violation is noted Evaluate pretreatment systems for compliance with program monitoring requirementsAssist industries by explaining sampling requirements, methodology, and local and federal monitoring limitsSet up monitoring masters (constituents of concern and frequency of monitoring) for industries and the industrial waste laboratoryRun the day-to-day operations of the Trucked Waste programUtilize GIS and SPLASH for sewer mappingUtilize GeoTracker to check for any potential contamination issues for batch dischargesCompleted Sewer Quality (SQC) evaluations and recommendations for sewer surcharge billingStormwater inspectionsCreate and present Power Point training presentations to the other IWCP inspectors on federally regulated processesEducate industries as to how wastewater regulations help the environment and teach environmental compliance in a simple, easily understandable wayCoordinate with Fleet Services to ensure the IWCP fleet was in working orderOrganized the calendar/timeframe for the Environmental Monitoring and Technical Services docketing group to take an item to City Council

Responsibilities include characterizing and profiling hazardous, non-RCRA, and non-hazardous waste for disposal at appropriate TSDFs, obtaining quotes from TSDFs to minimize disposal costs, creating manifests and all supporting documentation needed for legal shipment of hazardous waste, lab packing chemicals into like classes for safe shipment, regularly utilizing MSDS's to create accurate profiles for disposal facilities, coordinating the response for clients with emergency spill calls, consulting with Generators, the County of San Diego, and California regulators so clients may continue to be in compliance with current County, State, and Federal regulations, as well as supporting office work as needed.

Responsibilities included working with production engineers and supervisors throughout the production phases to maintain and improve production in addition to manufacturing, testing, and evaluating the physical properties of prepreg and laminates in the R&D department for future product development.

Responsibilities include characterizing and profiling hazardous, non-RCRA, and non-hazardous waste for disposal at appropriate TSDFs, obtaining quotes from TSDFs to minimize disposal costs, creating manifests and all supporting documentation needed for legal shipment of hazardous waste, lab packing chemicals into like classes for safe shipment, regularly utilizing MSDS's to create accurate profiles for disposal facilities, coordinating the response for clients with emergency spill calls, consulting with Generators, the County of San Diego, and California regulators so clients may continue to be in compliance with current County, State, and Federal regulations, as well as supporting office work as needed.

Chem. 100, Spring 2008Duties included teaching safe laboratory practices, preparing and presenting lectures, demonstrating labs, supervising a laboratory section of 25 students, as well as grading work and entering grades into the online database throughout the semester. SDSU Chemistry Club, Review Lead, Fall 2008 - Fall 2009Duties included running review sessions for 20-50 students for various Chemistry classes as requested by the President of the Chemistry Club before tests and finals for three semesters.

Topic - synthesis and analysis of magic sized fluorescent quantum dotsA variety of endeavors were undertaken including assisting in the streamlining of the HPLC lab procedure used for Prof. Kalyuzhny's Instrumental Methods Laboratory class. The main focus of the research was the dry box synthesis of organometallic quantum dots followed by UV-Vis and fluorescence analysis.

Responsibilities and achievements included maintaining the 100% customer satisfaction rating for all departments of the dealership which helped the dealership earn Ford's highest award, the Triple Crown, all years I worked there.

Responsibilities concluded with being the supervising undergraduate of three school site's programs per week; I organized paperwork and made sure all classes were running smoothly with everything they needed (sites have 50-100 students each with two to three undergraduate assistants), as well as assisted in the class rooms with projects and presentations, as well as doing supporting office work