Management Technician

Edward Tokarski

(C) 603-***-**** ******@*****.***

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:

Environmental, Health and Safety (EH&S) Electronic Systems Field Service Engineer.

Coordinator Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician.

Hazardous Waste Coordinator

Workforce Educator and Curriculum Developer.

Industrial Hygiene and Hazwoper Technician

U.S. Navy Chief Sonar Technician [Ret.].

Emergency Response Team Coordinator

Certified OSHA General Industry Safety and Health

Industrial Wastewater Operator, Grade 2I. Specialist

WORK HISTORY:

DRS ICAS, LLC

EH&S Coordinator August 2010 – Present

DRS is a provider of Defense Solutions in Intelligence, Communication, Avionics and Satellite Systems. ICAS Merrimack is Systems

and Software Engineering and Development firm engaged in EW and Direction Finding equipment design and assembly

Contractor for DRS Technologies, Inc. Serve as principle Environmental Health and Safety advisor for a mid-size business of

more 150 on site employees.

Responsible for promoting a safe work environment and establishing safe work practices at a primary site and two antenna test

ranges

Routinely performed area inspections, MSDS scouting and review, and safety audit finding corrections

Hazardous Waste Coordinator and Environmental Affairs Specialist. Ensure compliance with all state and federal environmental

regulations and permitting requirements

Primary responder to emergency situations, including medical, fire, and spill related emergencies

Responsible for getting facility permitted as a Small Quantity Generator. Served as Hazardous Waste Coordinator

Drafted instruction in Hazard Communication, LOTO, Safe Electrical Work Practices, Chemical and Waste Management

Formed a site EHS Committee. Organized an Emergency Response Team. Formalized a Joint Loss Management Committee

Steered key safety program improvements

Emphasized Behavior Based Safety reducing unsafe acts, driving down workplace incidents, eliminating unsafe conditions.

EMR, Inc.

Safety Observer Environmental Management Resources May 2010 – August 2010

Contractor for EMR, Inc. serving as Safety Officer in support BP Oil Clean-up Operations based out of Hopedale, LA Staging

Center during national emergency response to Gulf Oil Spill clean-up and shoreline protection efforts

Served as Safety Officer stationed offshore aboard the GP-35 Quarters Barge. Responsible the day-to-day safety of over 80

assigned personnel, 10 small boats, and their daily operations and maintenance activities

Served as Lead Safety Official offshore aboard “Decon 3” Berthing Barge. Assisted in the initial set-up of safe operations for

Alaskan Clean Seas Oil Offshore Skimming Boat Decontamination Operations.

o Responsible for the day-to-day safety of over 90 assigned personnel and their daily operations

o Safety Observer for Small Boat Operations and Oil Deflection Boom Maintenance Operations

Served as Hopedale Base Shore Monitor and Roving Patrol. Often assigned duties as Safety Observer accompanying small boat

“Task Forces” and “Vessels of Opportunity” out of Hopedale or Delacroix

Evergreen Solar, Inc

EHS Technician/ERT Coordinator Jan 2009 – March 2010

Trainer of CoHE/LOTO, RCRA Waste Management, Spill Prevention (SPCC), and Bloodborne Pathogen Protection

Stood up of a 40+ member Industrial ERT. Responsible for its professional development and continual improvement

Wrote Standard Operating Guidelines for EHS Calibrations Laboratory, Emergency Evacuations, Personnel Contamination

Response Protocols, Portable Fire-Equipment Standard, SCBA Inspection Checklists and more

Qualified in: 24 Hour Emergency Responder Basic Health and Safety; 40 Hour OSHA HazWoper; FEMA Incident Command

System (ICS) American Heart Assoc. CPR/AED and First Aid

Evergreen Solar, Inc.

Electro-Mechanical Technician May 2008 – Jan 2009

Aton Sputtering Plant Support Technician. Area Safety Champion. ERT Incident Commander. Qualified to wear Air-purifying

and SCBA respirators

Continued…..

Intel Corporation

Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician Apr 2005- May 2008

Cree, Inc

GaN Wafer Manufacturing Maintenance Technician Jan 2005-Feb 2005

Day and Zimmerman, Inc

Endura 5500 Start-up Engineer Jan 2004 - Dec 2004

BestBuy Retailer

Service Bench Tech Support. Oct 2003 - Dec 2003

Applied Materials, Inc

Customer Support Engineer April 2000- Sept 2003

U.S. Navy

Chief Sonar Technician Jul 1978- March 2000

Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist (ESWS).

ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH AND SAFETY (EH&S SH&E)

Graduate Certificate in Health and Safety Management from Keene State College

Bachelor of Science Degree in Safety Studies from Keene State College

Certified OSHA General Industry Safety and Health Specialist

Certified Hazardous Waste Coordinator (NH 2011-2345)

Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant (Grade 2I) licensed (MA 15600)

Confined Space Entry trained and certified

Emergency Response Team (ERT) Incident Commander

Reviewed company procedures and practices for regulatory compliance to OSHA Standards, EPA rules and DOT Hazardous

Materials transportation.

Industrial Hygiene instrumentation experience. RGA, 4-Gas Meters, PIDs, badge sampling, RF Surveys, Noise Measurement,

chemical classifiers, Toxic Gas detection and monitoring, instrument bump testing and gas calibration.

Member of MA Water Pollution Control Association (MWPCA #11625).

Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE #010018316).

Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) member for New Hampshire Citizens Corps Council.

WORKFORCE EDUCATOR AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT:

Bachelor of Science Degree in Workforce Education and Development.

Authored SOPs, SOGs and specs in Lock out Tag out, Electrical Safe Work Practices, Chemical Management, Solid Waste

Management, Emergency Action Plans, Incident Reporting and Accident Investigation.

Curriculum Developer, familiar with in Instructional Systems Design and Learning Management Systems.

Qualified Navy Classroom Instructor. Trainer of Hazard Communication and Chemical Safety, LOTO, Electrical Safety, Waste

Management, Emergency Actions, Office Ergonomics, Workforce Behavioral Safety.

Edward Tokarski

(C) 603-***-**** ******@*****.***

EDUCATION:

Graduate Certificate in Safety and Health Management from Keene State College in Jan 2010. Bachelor of Science Degree

in Occupational Safety Studies. High honors. Aug 2007

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Bachelor of Science Degree in Workforce Education and Development. GPA 3.91.

Qualified in Instructional Systems Design. March 1999

San Diego City College. Associates of Science Degree in Electronics Technology with Honors. August 1994

SUMMARY:

Advocate of Safety. Steward of the environment. Leader. Quality oriented. Results driven.

1. Industrial Hygiene experienced: Applied IH principles to Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) assessment and VOC Exposure Monitoring

to ensure employee exposures to airborne pollutants remained below NIOSH and ACGIH exposure limits.

2. Reviewed company procedures and practices for regulatory compliance to OSHA Standards, EPA rules and DOT Hazardous

Materials transportation. Conducted Job Hazard Assessments and HAZOP reviews.

3. OSHA 40 Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (Hazwoper) trained and capable. Experienced in

Emergency Response and Hazardous Spill Clean-up.

4. Trained in OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety, OSHA 30 Outreach. Qualified and experienced in Basic First Aid, CPR, AED

and Bloodborne Pathogen (BBP) protection.

5. Experienced in Respiratory Protection, Hearing Conservation, and Exposure Control Program Management. Familiar with

Process Safety Management for Highly Hazardous Chemicals (HHC).

6. Familiar with OHSAS 18001 and ANZI Z-10 Safety Management Guidelines, OSHA Record Keeping requirements, and

Experience Modification Rate (Mod Rate) tracking.

7. Familiar with ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems, including CAA, CWA, SDWA, RCRA and other EPA rules.

8. Professional trainer of Lockout Tagout, Control of Hazardous Energies (LOTO-CoHE), Hazard Communication HazCom,

MSDS review, Emergency Action Plans and RCRA Waste Management.

9. Environmental Steward. Introduced e-Waste and co-mingled waste recycling programs. Found suitable substitutes for high-

hazard products, ensuring only RoHS and REACH complaint chemicals were approved for regular use. Helped launch other Green

and LEED building initiatives such as lighting improvements and eco-awareness campaigns.

10. Proven track record of working safely around hazardous chemicals, including acids, bases, reactive chemicals, flammable

materials.

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