Project Manager Maintenance

ROY F. ZEIGLER

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Kingsland, Ga. ***48

Home: 912-***-**** Fax: 912-***-**** Cell 904-***-****

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Senior Environmental Professional I

EDUCATION/TRAINING

• Certified Steel Tank Institute Aboveground Storage Tank Inspector (Registration Number AST 12908)

February 2008

• McCoy Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Unraveled (May 2011)

• Air Permitting in the State of Florida (September 2010)

• Registered Environmental Manager, National Registry of Environmental Professionals (Registration

Number 12226), June 2006

• ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) Lead Auditor Training, February 2005

• Certificate of Certification for Maintenance and Manufacturing Technology, Coastal Georgia

Community College, 1999

• Certificate of Certification of Electrical Maintenance Technology Levels I and II, Coastal Georgia

Community College, 1999

• U. S. Navy Senior Enlisted Academy, Newport, RI, 1995

• Naval Leadership Development Program for Chief Petty Officers, 1991

• Radiological Controls Maintenance, Charleston, S.C. 1985

• Engineering Laboratory Technician School, Ballston Spa, NY, 1978

• Nuclear Power Training Unit, Ballston Spa, NY, 1978

• Naval Nuclear Power School, Orlando, Fla., 1978

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE

Mr. Zeigler is a senior environmental, health and safety professional with twelve years of experience in

environmental and safety regulatory compliance. Mr. Zeigler is an experienced project manager in the

development, publication and implementation of environmental, health and safety management programs for the

United States Army National Guard, US Army Reserve, US Coast Guard, and US Air Force throughout the

United States, and private industry. Mr Zeigler is experience in the implementation of web-based environmental,

health and safety management system (EHSMS) applications conforming to the ISO 14001 and 18001 OHSAS

standards. Mr. Zeigler is a Registered Environmental Manager and Steel Tank Institute (STI) Aboveground

Storage Tank certified inspector.

In addition, Mr. Zeigler has extensive experience regarding radiological controls and nuclear propulsion plant

chemistry control, quality control procedures and system testing procedures In addition, Mr. Zeigler has 22

years of submarine reactor plant and steam plant operations and maintenance. Specific area of experience

include submarine seawater cooling systems, steam turbine, hydraulic system, high and low pressure air

systems, propulsion lubricating and purification systems, air conditioning and refrigeration systems

maintenance and operations..

SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Flightstar Aircraft Services-Environmental Compliance Manager (10/2009-Present) – Mr. Zeigler is

currently serving as the Environmental Compliance Manager for a major aircraft conversion and repair facility

located in the Jacksonville, FL area. Mr. Zeigler is responsible for all environmental programs for two facilities

regarding air emission, waste water, storm water, storage tank, and hazardous waste generation related to

aircraft maintenance and painting. Each facility is a Large Quantity Generator of hazardous waste, of which,

Mr. Zeigler has implemented a hazardous waste management program that has reduced hazardous waste

disposal costs by more than $75,000 annually.

Engineering-Environmental Management, Inc. (10/99 – 9/2009) As a Senior Environmental Professional

Mr. Zeigler managed staff as well as clients, conducted project oversight including project schedules and budgets, and client

interface for a variety of environmental projects related to, AEI, SPCP, SPCC, OWS, SWPPP, P2 Plans, HMWMP, HMBP, EMS,

and environmental regulatory compliance assessments. Additionally, Mr. Zeigler was responsible for professional development of

staff, mentoring, and QA/QC of all deliverables. Mr. Zeigler wrote proposals for DoD and private sector clients, subcontracts,

teaming, and communicate with corporate and management staff. As a project manager on the following projects listed

below:

Boeing Service Company

Subcontracted to the Boeing Service Company as the Environmental Health and Safety Manager for

nine months at the specific request of the one confidential client. The Boeing Services Company is

the Operations and Maintenance contractor for government agency located within the Washington

DC area. The EHS program at BSC was left unmanaged for more than one year requiring Mr. Zeigler

to rebuild the EHS program in less than six months. The major effort at the facility required interacting

with Virginia Department of Environmental Quality to reestablish compliance with the facility’s

synthetic minor air emission permit, hazardous generator status and the need for spill prevention,

control and countermeasures plan and safety management plans.

Environmental Compliance Assessment System (ECAS) Assessments at various US Air Force,

Army Reserve and Army National Guard Facilities, Nationwide (2000-2009).

Mr. Zeigler was a principle team lead and quality assurance for environmental, health and safety

compliance assessments performed at over 200 federal facilities in more than 40 states. Facilities

assessed included aviation support maintenance facilities, armories, and maintenance shops.

Environmental protocols assessed against included Comprehensive Environmental Response,

Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA), Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Toxic

Substances Control Act (TSCA), Clean Air Act (CAA), Clean Water Act (CWA), Occupational Safety

and Health Administration (OSHA) and other federal and state specific regulations. Findings of

regulatory deficiency, as well as corrective actions were summarized in a Report of Findings.

United States Coast Guard Compliance Assistance Initiative (2007-2009)

Mr. Zeigler served as project manager for the implementation of the USCG Compliance Assistance

Initiative. The project provided assistance to 32 USCG facility personnel in achieving a higher state of

environmental regulatory compliance. Mr. Zeigler managed a team of four personnel that assisted

USCG personnel in complying with all environmental regulatory requirements specific to the USCG

facilities. Specific facilities provided assistance includes aircraft maintenance stations and integrated

support. These facilities operate large bead blast and paint booths, solvent dip tanks, and bulk

petroleum storage farms and perform depot level maintenance of various ships and aircraft. The project

required managing a budget of more than $500,000.

Confidential Client

Mr. Zeigler is the project manager for the following environmental programs for the confidential client

located at various locations within the metro DC area:

• Developed and implemented an organization wide web-based Environmental Management System

(ISO 14001) encompassing all environmental aspects and impacts associated with current

operations and activities of the client. In addition, provides continuous on-site support updating the

Environmental Management System

• Developed and implemented an Integrated Contingency Plan for the headquarters compound bulk

petroleum storage and hazardous waste operations in accordance with 40 CFR112 and 40 CFR

265

• Developed and implemented Spill prevention Control and Countermeasures Plans for five remote

site locations within the Washington DC metro area.

• Provides on-site environmental support to the Environmental Safety Staff related regulatory

compliance issues for all facilities located within the Washington DC metro area.

• Developed and implemented a Hazardous Waste Management Plan for the headquarters

compound hazardous waste operations.

• Developed and implemented a Storm Water Management Plan providing the client regulatory

compliance with their Multiple Separate Storm Sewer System permit.

Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste Management Plans

Mr. Zeigler served as project manager in the development, publication and implementation of statewide

hazardous materials and hazardous waste management plans within the Army National Guard, Confidential

Clients, the United States Marine Corps and Coast Guard, and the Unites States Air Force. The projects

required addressing all associated Army, state and federal hazardous waste regulatory requirements, and

training Army personnel. Mr. Zeigler developed, published, trained and implemented plans for the following

clients:

• Georgia Army National Guard (1999-200) and (2004-2005)

• Guam Army National Guard (2004-2005)

• Puerto Rico Army National Guard (2004-2006)

• North Carolina Army National Guard (2004-2005) and (2002-2003)

• Michigan Army National Guard (2004-2005)

• Montana Army National Guard (2002-2004)

• United States Marine Corps Air Station Miramar (2003)

• United States Coast Guard (2003)

• United States Air Force (2007)

• Confidential Clients (2004 - 2009)

Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures Plans

Mr. Zeigler served as project lead for the development and writing of facility specific spill prevention contingency

plans encompassing all aspects of hazardous chemical spill prevention and response action along with the

federal Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Planning. Mr. Zeigler developed Spill Prevention

Control and Countermeasures Plans for following clients:

• Florida Army National Guard (12 Facility Plans)

• New York Army National Guard (22 Facility Plans

• Rhode Island Army National Guard (10 Facility Plans)

• Georgia Army National Guard (2 Facility Plans)

• United States Air Force Reserve (6 Facility Plans)

• United States Air Force (1 Facility Plan)

• DoD-JCESE (1 Facility Plan)

• Confidential Client (7 Facility Plans)

Florida Army National Guard Storm Water Structure Modification Mr. Zeigler served as project lead for the

storm water structure construction modifications at Avon Park Bombing Range. Mr. Zeigler provided

construction and engineering oversight for storm water diversionary structure at the Florida Army National Guard

Unit Training and Equipment Site (UTES) located at the Avon Park Bombing Range. The project modified

structures at the UTES that divert storm water flow to the appropriate collections areas located at the facility.

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OTHER RELATED TECHINCAL EXPERIENCE

Maintenance and Safety Manager – 1998 - 1999 Lydall Southern Products, Jacksonville, Fl

• Maintenance and Safety Manger for major paper converting manufacture.

• Responsible for overall plant safety programs and maintenance operations in accordance with OSHA

regulations.

• Developed and executed a comprehensive preventative maintenance program resulting in an 80%

reduction in production downtime.

United States Navy (1976-1998)

Engineers Assistant – 1995- 1998 Submarine Group Ten and Submarine Squadron Sixteen, Kings Bay,

GA

• Maintained the proper operation and maintenance of 10 Trident submarine nuclear power plants.

• Managed the qualification and training of 20 Trident submarine nuclear operator crews.

• Developed and executed a comprehensive Radiological Emergency plan that coordinated over 150

personnel to respond to a Radiological Emergency or Nuclear Reactor Accident for the Kings Bay

area.

• Successfully planned and completed a major overhaul period for one submarine propulsion plant,

saving over $2 million in overhaul costs.

Engineering Department Machinery Division Supervisor (1992-1995)

• Twenty-two years experience as Machinery Division Supervisor. Responsible for operation and

maintenance of reactor and marine machinery associated with submarine propulsion plants.

• Extensive experience in the repair, testing and operation of reactor coolant and steam plant systems,

high pressure air compressors, refrigeration systems, steam turbines, reduction gear complexes,

seawater and fresh water centrifugal pumps, and lubricating systems.

• Extensive experience in the repair, testing and operation of reactor control systems and components.

Engineering Laboratory Technician/Radiological Controls Shift Supervisor/Engineering Watch

Supervisor

• Twenty-two years experience as Engineering Laboratory Technician. Responsible for water

treatment procedures with pressurized water reactors, boiler water, condensate systems, cooling

water systems and influent/effluent processes.

• Qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor for 15 years.

• Qualified as Radiological Controls Shift Supervisor for 13 years.

• 20 years experience with all aspects of radiological controls associated with the operation and

maintenance of naval nuclear propulsion plants.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Flightstar Aircraft Services-Environmental Compliance Manager (10/2009-Present)

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Engineering-Environmental Management, Inc. (10/99 – 9/2009)

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Lydall Southern Products-Maintenance Supervisor and Safety Manager (8/98 – 10/99)

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U.S. Navy, Senior Chief Petty Officer (E-8) – Nuclear Power Plant Operations, Engineering

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Laboratory Technician, Radiological Controls Shift Supervisor (6/76-11/98)

SECURITY CLEARANCES

Top Secret - US Navy (1995-1998)

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Top Secret - Confidential Client (2008-2009)

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