Customer Service Quality Control

Education

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Cincinnati, OH

Pre-Pharmacy, Present

University of Alabama in Huntsville Huntsville, AL

Bachelor of Science, May 2004 Cum Laude

Major: Biological Sciences Cognate Minor: Environmental Science, Chemistry

Labs Skills

Chromatography, spectroscopy, microscopy, slide preparation, dissection, pipette

techniques, centrifugation, ecological field work, carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen

analysis, APT analysis, particle size analysis, metallurgical testing

Computer Skills

Classroom knowledge of GIS; Working experience with Word, Excel, Outlook, Money,

Access, CRBCIS, and Lotus Notes.

Training Courses

Fundamentals of Environmental Justice, Business Writing for Professionals, Permit

Writing I, Permit Writing II, Uniform Air Quality Training Program, Compliance

Assurance Monitoring, Control of Particulate Devices, Combustion Evaluation,

Introduction to Environmental Crime Enforcement, Air Toxics 101, Non-occupational

Radiation Training, Team Building Training, American Heart Association First Aid

Employment

August 2006 - October Alabama Department of Environmental Montgomery, AL

2009 Management

Environmental Scientist

Responsibilities:

Evaluate Air Permit and Synthetic Minor Operating Permit (SMOP) applications for

accuracy and completeness and draft analyses of permit applications which include a

description of the proposed project(s), an assessment of the applicable regulatory

and public participation requirements, calculation of air emissions, proposed

permit provisos, and an assessment of applicable permit fees so that State and

federal regulations/policies are correctly applied.

Evaluate Major Source Operating Permit (MSOP) applications for accuracy and

completeness and draft Statement of Bases and MSOP to include an assessment of the

applicable regulatory requirements and appropriate monitoring, recordkeeping, and

reporting provisos.

Conduct inspections of assigned facilities to determine compliance with applicable

State and Federal air pollution control rules and regulations and permit

conditions.

Enforce air pollution control rules and regulations and permit conditions by

informing supervisors of situations that may warrant action regarding persons or

regulated entities, by recommending to the supervisor the level of action to be

taken, and by drafting the language of the enforcement action so that the violation

is addressed in a timely manner.

Review required reports/submittals in a timely manner to determine the

report/submittal's timeliness, accuracy, completeness, and compliance with

regulatory and permit requirements. Track report/submittal deadlines for assigned

facilities to ensure that a facility's failure to submit a report by the required

date is addressed in a timely manner.

Maintain a working knowledge of State and Federal regulations, guidance, and

policies regarding air pollution control applicable to assigned facilities to

ensure that appropriate permitting, compliance, and enforcement activities are

conducted.

Maintain facility files, both hardcopy and electronic (i.e. FileNet), so that all

facility information is current, organized, complete, and readily accessible.

Enter and maintain data in the Emissions Database and STREP Database so that the

information in these systems is current, accurate, and complete.

Provide quality customer service to both internal and external customers.

January 2005 - July Alldyne Powder Technologies Huntsville, AL

2006 Lab Technician

Responsibilities:

Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen analysis of Tungsten, Tungsten Carbide, and Molybdenum

powders using LECO instruments

Analysis of APT using DCP7, Perkin Elmer 300, and Perkin Elmer 3100 analyzers;

Dissolving of samples using Hydrofluoric and Nitric acids

Particle size analysis using Fisher Sub Sieve Size analyzer and Sedigraph 5100

Physical properties testing including Scott, Apparent, and Tap density analysis,

Hall Flow and sieve analysis

Daily operation of vacuum sintering furnaces

Metallurgical testing of sintered parts including: Density, hardness, transverse

rupture strength, HC, and saturation

Mount making using LECO mount machine, mount polishing using automated polishing

equipment

Part pressing using a digitally controlled 15 ton hydraulic press.

June 2004 - January LifeSouth Community Blood Centers Huntsville, AL

2005 Component Specialist

Responsibilities:

Processing blood into appropriate components, entering whole blood units and

components into CRBCIS computer program, proper storage of components and labeling,

monthly quality control, preparation apherisis platelets, and lab audits.

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