Alex A. Gibson, III
Columbia, SC 29229
E-mail: ********@******.***
Education Webster University; Columbia, SC
Masters in Healthcare Administration-May 2008
Fayetteville State University; Fayetteville, NC
Bachelors in Chemistry/Minor in Mathematics-May 1991
Work Experience
Army National Guard, Medical Command Detachment
Environmental Officer (1LT)
October 2004 – Present
Facilitate all environmental, health, safety and industrial hygiene issues for military
components. Serve as OIC (Officer in Charge) for health screenings, on a rotating schedule.
Maintaining and coordination of all air, water and solid waste compliance status and testing.
Synchronization of radiological protection and sanitation for occupational and environmental
health surveillance. Supervision and mentoring of officers and staff on proper preventive
medicine techniques and regulations. Promotion and Support to the Army Occupational
Safety and Health Program.
WeylChem US, Inc., Elgin, SC
Environmental Engineer (Air Compliance Superintendent)
August 2008 – October 2009
Supervised the LDAR staff. Managed and directed the activities of the site regarding
implementation, compliance and reporting on programs affecting air regulatory compliance.
Negotiated and implemented permits for air toxics compliance, in a manner that enabled
continuity of business opportunities. Designed and maintained compliance programs for
LDAR, Title V permit compliance and MACT (Pharma, PAI and MON) regulations.
Compiled all data and prepared all reports for Title V and MACT requirements. Assembled all
records for construction permits for new and/or improved processes. Coordinated and
scheduled all air compliance testing for control devices.
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, Columbia, SC
EQC Laboratories, Chemist
October 2006 – July 2008
December 1991 – April 1998
Coordination of water sample distribution to staff. Trained new staff members on section
responsibilities and duties. Performed the safety evaluation of the assigned laboratories.
Analyzed water and/or sediment samples for nutrients, TOC (high and low levels),
COD, metals (using ICAP and AA), mercury (using CVAAS method), biological
oxygen demand, sample characterization, and TCLP (for RCRA program). Keeping
current of standard methods with analysis in water and sediment samples. Maintained
current status for QC, Sample and Reagent Logs.
SC Department of Health and Environmental Control, Columbia, SC
Bureau of Air Quality, Lead Chemist/Testing Coordinator
May 1998 – October 2006
Coordinated with facility contacts and private consultants concerning the scheduling of
all emissions source tests for RTO’s, kilns, scrubbers and various other air pollution
control units. Observed and interpreted source evaluation audits, testing plans and
O&M procedures. Evaluated various air toxic monitoring reports for compliance
requirements of EPA and SC DHEC Regulations. Provided quarterly presentations of
section’s current projects and status to Bureau Executive Staff members. Served as
material expenditure coordinator for the section. Designed and synchronized training
intended for section members in field-safety procedures with OSHA regulations and
security measures.