Manager Project

Bradley Steven Tompa, P.G.

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Accomplished environmental consultant with proven experience in the

technical and financial management of multidisciplinary environmental

projects including assessment, remediation, permitting, liaison with

industry management and negotiating with regulatory agencies. Visionary,

engaging leader with qualifications ranging from the permitting and

application of new technologies for the remediation, recycling and disposal

of hazardous waste (stabilization and thermal decomposition) to presenting

technical seminars for industry. Exemplar performance in consulting to

shipbuilding industry, chemical industry, aerospace industry, mining

industry, bottled water industry and landfills. Experienced in cooperative

negotiations with regulatory agencies (EPA, State and local). Trained in

Total Quality Management and Priority Management.

CORE EXPERTISE INCLUDES

Site Assessment and Evaluation Industrial

Compliance/Environmental Management Systems

Remediation/Risk Based Corrective Action RCRA - Compliance,

Permitting, Facility Investigations

Training Hazardous Waste Characterization and

Disposal

Groundwater Resource Evaluation OSHA Trained Site Safety

Officer/Train the Trainer

Landfill Compliance Landfill Groundwater and Gas

Migration Management

SELECTED CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

> Designed and implemented safety/environmental program for 100+ year

old paint manufacturing facility in Jacksonville, FL. Facility was

able to achieve OSHA and Florida Department of Environmental

Protection (FDEP) compliance.

> Developed and presented OSHA Hazardous Waste Coordinators training for

the US Navy, Jacksonville, FL, under multi-year contract.

> Generated over $100K in savings for a chemical manufacturing facility

in Georgia by streamlining the design and installation of a

groundwater remediation system.

> Negotiated an alternative wetlands mitigation plan with United States

Army Corps of Engineers (USACOE) for green-field manufacturing

facility which resulted in over $150K in savings and faster USACOE

approval.

> Negotiated risk based closure for metal plating facility in GA,

allowing for the sale of the facility.

> Performed site investigation and characterization which allowed for

the negotiation with FDEP to remove chlorinated solvent contaminated

property from potential source list.

> Prepared first RCRA closure permit in the FDEP Northeast District.

> Designed new WWT system for battery manufacturing facility and showed,

by return on investment evaluation, that the new system would pay for

itself in less than two years. Directed removal of old system and

installation of new system.

> Designed a cost effective sand processing method for existing sand and

gravel operation utilizing new technologies which resulted in long

term reduction of operating costs. Oversight of MSHA Safety Program,

including guarding and PPE.

> Met with EPA (Washington DC) as a consultant to the Swedish Trade

Council to discuss the use of new technologies to sequester mercury

stored in the US national stock pile.

CAREER HISTORY

Martian Environmental Inc. (MEI) 2002-2006, 2008-present, Columbus, GA

Owner - Directed all phases of environmental consulting services to public

and private sectors. Developed markets and contacts with industrial

clients. Performing projects in the southeast from Mississippi to South

Carolina.

Foley Materials Company 2006-2008, Columbus, GA

Operations Manager - Directed all phases of operations for six sand and

gravel mines in Alabama and Georgia. Developed multi-million dollar annual

budgets and capital expenditure plans for each facility. Developed sales

forecasts for material and directed sales operations. Directed mine

development operations and mine staffing requirements. Oversight of

permitting and environmental compliance issues as well as Mine Safety and

Health Administration requirements.

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Columbus State University 2003 - Present

Adjunct Professor - Department of Geology and Chemistry - Instructor for

courses in Environmental Studies and Geology. Teaching one to three classes

per semester.

McCoy Environmental Technicians, Inc. (MET) 1998 - 2002, Columbus, GA

Director of Environmental Services -Managed Environmental Services and

Industrial Services service lines for MET. Implemented financial tracking

mechanisms to determine company profit and loss as well as long-range

business plan and profitability goals. Marketed services and identified

target markets for environmental and industrial services. Provided

guidance and oversight for all environmental and industrial service

projects. Company grew from $400K to $1 million in net revenues.

Environmental Resources Management, Inc. (ERM) 1997 - 1998, Columbus, GA

Office Manager - Opened the Columbus, GA, office as an extension of the

regional office in Kennesaw, GA. Developed marketing strategies for the

southwestern Georgia and the southeastern Alabama regions. Managed and

coordinate technical staff from other southeastern offices to ensure that

environmental projects were completed in a timely and efficient manner.

Acted as client liaison for projects generated by ERM Corporate. Marketed

and conducted over $500K in project work. Coordinated and presented

technical seminars to industry.

AquaSol Environmental Consulting Services, Inc. 1996 - 1997, Columbus, GA

Regional Manager - Opened southeastern office for AquaSol to manage $300K

client. Responsible for office and staff functions for the southeastern

office of AquaSol. Provided technical, marketing and managerial duties.

Identified target markets for environmental services.

RUST Environment & Infrastructure, Inc. 1993 - 1996, Jacksonville, FL

Program Manager - Program Manager duties included financial management,

direction of proposal preparation and presentation, senior technical

review, and client liaison for all Waste Management projects in north

Florida. Acted as one of several key RUST liaisons with Waste Management.

Responsibilities also included the technical direction of selected

environmental projects involving industrial compliance, health and safety,

solid and/or hazardous waste and petroleum contamination assessment and

remediation projects. Activities also include RCRA training for the US

Navy (Hazardous Waste Coordinators Course) and industry. Other duties

included the supervision and training of scientists, engineers, and field

technicians. Acted as a Site Health & Safety Officer for numerous projects

ensuring OSHA requirements were followed.

Virogroup, Inc., Missimer Division, 1990 - 1993, Jacksonville, FL

Project Manager - Prepared Phase I and Phase II Environmental Assessments

as well as RCRA Permits. Project management duties include project

planning, budget analysis and proposal preparation. This information was

used for the implementation and direction of numerous projects ranging from

hydrogeologic assessments to contamination assessments. These projects

involved lithologies ranging from unconsolidated surfical sediments to

consolidated and semi-consolidated limestone aquifers. Accurate and concise

information was compiled and presented to client and/or regulatory agencies

as a final report. Other duties include the supervision and training of

entry-level scientists and engineers, and field technicians in the

collection, interpretation, and presentation of geologic and hydrogeologic

information

EDUCATION/PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

. M.Sc. Geology/Geochemistry, The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

Alabama.

. B.Sc. Earth Science, Columbus State University, Columbus Georgia.

. University of Georgia, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography, Savannah,

Georgia

. Registered Professional Geologist, Georgia No. 1143, Alabama No. 1227,

Florida No. 1768 (not renewed).

. CEI - Certified Environmental Inspector; CES - Certified Environmental

Specialist.

. Past Chairman of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce Environmental

Committee, coalition of representatives from industry, government, and

the Fort Benning military reservation.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

OSHA 40-hour Health & Safety Training Hazardous Waste

Management - Univ. of Florida TREEO Center

Hazardous Waste Site Supervisor/Health and Safety Officer OSHA Train

the Trainer

DOT Hazardous Materials Shipping (HM 126) Blood borne Pathogen

Training

Asbestos Inspector/O&M Plans Total Quality Management

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