Marc J. Tucker
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Cell: 319-***-****
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QUALIFICATIONS
Possess 20 years of experience in the Environmental, Health and Safety field, with significant time
spent in industrial manufacturing settings. Accomplishments include: improving all aspects of Health and
Safety statistics. Presented new and innovative ways to look at and implement safety
improvements/processes. Led production facilities through the processes of obtaining building and
construction permits. Negotiated with key government officials in order to comply with environmental
and safety regulations, and led the environmental and safety focus during a major flood recovery
effort. Coordinated and managed safety and environmental regulations on two multi-million dollar builds
as part of a major expansion effort at two different facilities. Knowledgeable in cost control matters and
the implementation of safety regulations within new machinery/processes. Supervised both small (1) and
larger staffs (6-12).
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Kinze Manufacturing, Inc. November 2008 September 2010
Environmental, Health and Safety Manager
Coordinated and controlled all aspects of Kinze’s environmental, health and safety program.
Accomplishments include: Successfully reduced the OSHA incident rate from above NAICS average
to below the industry standard; Created, implemented, updated and trained on all safety programs for
factory and office personnel; Environmental and Safety program responsibility for construction and
occupation of new office and tunnel system; Developed the Business Continuity Plan for facility wide
disaster preparedness; Successfully implemented a Pandemic Flu program; Hired to negotiate a
penalty reduction from Iowa OSHA; Lead contact with all regulatory agencies; Service Director for
Kinze QRS/EMTs and Safety Liaison for New Product Development and Lean Sigma program.
Alliant Energy Prairie Creek Generating Station March 2007 November 2008
Environmental, Health and Safety Specialist
Managed the environmental, health, safety at Alliant Energy’s Prairie Creek Generating
Station. Responsibilities included: Reduction of the recordable injury rate at the worst in fleet,
generation facility; Trained staff and implemented current and new safety programs as they are
initiated by corporate; Environmental and Regulatory Compliance for a coal generating
power/steam plant in one of the two most strict counties, for pollution, in Iowa; Organized and
Managed SCBA, APR and Hearing Protection for the facility; Coordinated and Managed
multiple fire suppression systems; Created and maintained Disaster/Contingency Plans for
generating facility; Provided ergonomic resolutions for manufacturing staff; Point of Contact
for onsite security service; Investigated, reported on, and resolved employee health and safety
issues; Chaired safety committee; Oversaw construction and remodeling of boilers, installation
of new air emissions reduction techniques and monitors, at the facility; Primary contact with
State, Local and Federal agencies (Fire, Police, EPA, IOSH, IDNR), insurance, health and safety
entities; Onsite Workers Compensation contact and local point of contact for contracted health
care administrator. Oversaw numerous safety, health and environmental concerns during the
remodeling of the Prairie Creek Generating Facility due to the floods of 2008 in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) February 2002 – November 2006
Environmental, Health and Safety Manager
Manage environmental, health, safety and security (EHSS) department at IDT. Responsibilities
include: Environmental and Regulatory Compliance for both the Iowa and California
manufacturing facilities; Procure and approve installation of state-of-the-art security system at
a locked down facility; Create, Train and Implement 30+ Safety programs; Organize and
Manage SCBA and APR certified Spill Response Team; Coordinate and Manage multiple fire
suppression systems; Create and Maintain Disaster/Contingency Plan for main manufacturing
facility; Provide ergonomic resolutions for manufacturing staff; ChemTrec contact (Emergency
response person for shipped hazardous materials); Supervise guard service and ensure they
have a point of contact (24-hours) when needed; Investigate, report on, and resolve employee
health and safety issues; Chair safety committee; Oversee construction and remodel of additions
to main production facility; Supervise and oversee safety and environmental aspects during
construction and integration of a 20,000+ gallon virgin and waste bulk chemical storage system
at main production facility; Main contact with State, Local and Federal agencies (Fire, Police,
FBI, EPA, IOSH, IDNR); Primary contact with insurance, health and safety entities; Budget
maintenance for EHS department ($250K) for facility of approximately 400, and Workers
Compensation administrator for 20 different states offsite sales staff.
Amana Appliances February 1999 – February 2002
Environmental, Health & Safety Manager
Manage the Amana, Iowa facilities First Aid, Health and Environmental department.
Responsibilities include: ensuring that the facility stays in compliance for all facets of the
environment (air, water, soil); Investigating, reporting and resolving health and safety issues for
a facility of 3500 people; Manage the 24-hour-a-day First Aid and Waste Treatment
departments; Lead contact with State and Federal agencies (EPA, IOSH, IDNR); Primary
contact with health and safety personnel in regards to Workers Compensation issues (Doctors,
Lawyers, Workers Compensation Carrier). Other duties include: budget maintenance ($500K)
for above mentioned divisions and assisting the branch facilities in Workers Compensation,
Health, Safety and Environmental concerns.
University Of Iowa Hygienic Laboratory July 1991 – February 1999
Air Quality Supervisor/Indoor Air Quality Lead May 1995 – February 1999
Continue with Ambient Air Quality Supervisory role. Added responsibilities include auditing
state and local agencies; being lead contact for indoor air quality investigations, and conducting
reviews of private industry monitoring plans for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
Organize and conduct Visible Emissions Evaluation program.
Air Quality Supervisor July 1991 – May 1995
Responsibilities include coordinating and maintaining State of Iowa Ambient Air Quality
Network. Participate in Radiological Emergency Response Team. Conduct annual employee
performance reviews and make salary recommendations.
Jeld-Wen Research and Development, Dubuque, Iowa 1988-1991
R& D Chemist May 1989-July 1991
Conducted OSHA and NIOSH industry compliance tests. Fabricated and analyzed prototype and
experimental molded wood products.
Lab Technician May 1988-May 1989
Conducted laboratory tests and verified results on composite wood products. Prepared and
standardized experimental procedures.
EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION
Iowa Department of Natural Resources
Grade A Water Treatment Certified
META (Mahew Environmental Training Association)
Asbestos Certified Worker
Asbestos Certified Supervisor
Alliant Energy Professional Development
Hazardous Materials DOT Training
PCB Training
Ethics Training
Harassment Training
Being an Effective Manager Training
Dealing with Difficult Individuals Training
CEMS Training
Enviance Training
TRI-ME Environmental Compliance Training
Fire Service Training Bureau, Ames, Iowa
Educational advancement classes ranging from Haz-Mat, Fire, Security, Terrorism, Bio-Terrorism, Hate
Crimes and National Incident Management System (NIMS)
Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
24-Hour Technician Spill Response Responder
8-Hour Technician Spill Response Responder Refresher (yearly requirement)
24-Hour Fire Brigade Training
8-Hour Annual Fire Brigade Refresher (yearly requirement)
8-Hour DOT Job Specific Hazardous Materials Training
Ashland Environmental
Ashland Hazardous Materials DOT Training
National Safety Council
First Aid/CPR Certified
Hazardous Materials Training Resource Institute, Waterloo, Iowa
Incident Command Training
Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa 1985-1989
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry