Manager Management

BCA, INC.

BIODETERIORATION CONTROL ASSOCIATES

MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION CONTROL SERVICES

P.O. BOX 3659 PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY 08543-3659

E-MAIL *****@****************-*******.***

www.biodeterioration-control.com

TEL 609-***-****

Frederick J. Passman, Ph.D.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Strong technical background combined with exceptional leadership and

management experience. Over 35 years field and laboratory research

and consulting expertise in bioremediation and controlling the adverse

effects of microbial growth in process fluids and industrial systems.

Management and leadership skills have been honed while serving as

Commanding Officer of six successive Naval Reserve Units, Laboratory

Manager and Vice President of Operations for two commercial firms and

Business Manager at ANGUS Chemical. STLE Certified Metalworking

Fluids Specialist.

EDUCATION:

Ph.D. - University of New Hampshire - Marine Microbiology

A.B. - Indiana University, Bloomington Microbiology

CERTIFICATIONS AND RECOGNITION:

ASTM Award of Excellence

STLE Certified Metalworking Fluid Management Specialist

Fellow, STLE

STLE Wilber Deutsch Memorial Award for the best article on a practical

subject (1996 and 2011 Awardee)

STLE P. M. Ku Award for meritorious contributions and service

EMPLOYMENT:

Biodeterioration Control Associates, Inc. 5/92 - present

PRESIDENT Marketing, expert witness and technical consulting

services: bioremediation; microbial contamination control in industrial

process fluids and fluid handling systems, including fuel distribution and

retail, metalworking fluids and cooling water; rapid detection of microbial

contamination in fluids and fluid system surfaces.

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Associate Editor for International Biodegradation & Biodeterioration and

for Tribology and Lubrication Technology. Chair: ASTM D.02.14 Working

Group on Microbial Contamination in Fuels and Fuel Systems. Chair:

ASTM E34.50 Health and Safety of Metalworking Fluids Subcommittee.

Chair and principal instructor, STLE Metalworking Fluid Management

Certificate Training Course. Vice-Chair: ASTM D.02.14 Fuel Stability and

Cleanliness Subcommittee, Vice-Chair Chair ASTM D.E.34 Occupational

Health & Safety; Chair STLE Executive Committee on the Harmonization

of Certification and Education Programs.

Representative Clients include: Afton Chemical Corporation, Air Products

Polymers, L. P., Bayer Corporation (now Lanxess), BASF, Burnet,

Duckworth and Palmer; Chevron Marketing, Combe, Inc., Consolidated

Freightways, Inc., Dow Chemical, ExxonMobil, FQS Group, Fuel

Remediation Services, Inc., Ideas, Inc.; John W. Clark Oil Co., Lonza,

Kline and Co., Marathon Ashland Petroleum, LLC; Marathon Petroleum,

LLC, Martin, Bacon and Martin; Milacron, Inc., National Biodiesel Board,

NEW York City Transit Authority, Northwestern University, Rohm & Haas

Company, Sch lke & Mayr, GmbH, Trafigura Fuels Australia Pty Ltd,

Troy Chemical and Union Carbide.

ANGUS Chemical Company, Northbrook, Illinois 7/86 - 5/92

BUSINESS MANAGER, BIOCIDES - Responsible for industrial

application market development and technical support.

Stewarded 1986 - 1991 biocide sales growth from $4MM to $12MM.

Average ten technical papers and Society seminar presentations per year.

Program Chairman, Eighth International Biodegradation and

Biodeterioration Symposium, 1990. Member of Total Quality

Management implementation team.

Charter BioLabs, Houston, Texas 11/84 - 7/86

VICE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY; OPERATIONS MANAGER - Developed

laboratory and consulting services for clients in metalworking, waste

stabilization and oil production industries.

Representative consulting clients included ANGUS Chemical, Continental

Can Corporations, E & A Environmental Consultants, Reynolds Metals,

Stroh s, and Water Science.

Frederick J. Passman, Consulting Microbiologist, Houston, Texas

5/82 - 11/84.

INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT - Provided consulting expertise on

microbial problems in metalworking, petroleum production and

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municipal sewage sludge composting. Performed extensive application

research and development on the HMB system for rapidly detecting

microbial contamination in fluids. Developed two-piece aluminum can

industry as market for the HMB system; now a standard tool for

monitoring microbial contamination at can plants.

Principal clients included Magnus Division of Economics Laboratories,

Pillsbury Chemical Company, Rainwater Industries and KVM

Engineering.

ERCO Petroleum Services subsidiary of Energy Resources Company,

Houston, Texas 1/81 - 5/82

VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION SERVICES - Designed, built and

staffed chemistry, microbiology, petrographics and radiotracer

laboratories. Developed business plan, managed operations, directed

research and performed consulting services.

Energy Resources Company, Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts 5/77 -1/81

MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY MANAGER - Directed mission-oriented

research for commercial and governmental clients. Successfully

marketed laboratory and consulting services.

Major projects included microbial population characterization in

petroleum formations, biocide evaluations for tertiary oil production

applications, composting oil spill clean-up wastes, USEPA sponsored

Rural Drinking Water Survey.

SENIOR MICROBIOLOGIST - Supervised field research efforts.

Principal project was Bureau of Land Management's Benchmark Study of

the North Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf. Coordinated round-the-

clock, at-sea, microbiological studies during quarterly cruises. SCUBA

diver/scientist for Marine Fisheries Services evaluation of the biological

effects of oil platform discharges in the Gulf of Mexico.

University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire 9/73 - 5/77

GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT, DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

Conducted field studies (SCUBA) and laboratory research of interactions

between heavy metals and bacteria in marine and estuarine

environments.

United States Navy 6/70 - 9/73

DAMAGE CONTROL ASSISTANT, USS McKEAN DD784 - Electrical,

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Repair and Auxiliary Division Officer. Responsible for ship's structural

integrity, electrical systems, auxiliary machinery and damage control

readiness. Qualified as Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck

(Fleet) and Surface Warfare Officer.

United States Naval Reserve 9/73 10/98

Retired as CAPTAIN, USNR after 30+ years combined active and reserve

service, having commanded six successive Naval Reserve units and

received four Navy Commendation Medals.

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

American Society of Microbiology

ASTM International

Chair, E.34.50 Health & Safety of Metalworking Fluids

Vice-chair E.34 Occupational Health & Safety

Founding Chair, D.02.14 Fuel Microbiology Working Group

Vice-chair, D.02.14 Fuel Stability & Cleanliness

Past, Founding Chair D.02.14 Fuel Corrosivity Task Force

Biodeterioration Society

International Association for Stability and Handling of Liquid Fuels

National Association of Corrosion Engineers

Naval Order of the United States

Society for Industrial Microbiology

Society for Tribology and Lubrication Engineering (Fellow)

Chair: Education and Certification Harmonization Executive

Committee

Past Chair:

Education Course Committee

Education Committee

Metalworking Fluid Management Education Subcommittee

Metalworking Fluid Certification Steering Committee

Certification Board

United States Naval Institute

PUBLICATIONS

Approximately forty-five published papers and technical society presentations.

Bibliography available upon request.

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