Logan Mitchell Lopez
Spokane, WA 99224
*****.*******@*****.***
Work Experience
Clean Harbors Environmental Services Spokane, Washington
December 2017-Present
Clean Pack Chemist
Encountered and processed a variety of chemical situations in industrial, educational, research, and retail facilities
Cultivated and employed problem solving skills to determine the most effective shipping procedures based on regulatory requirements
Trained on environmental regulations pertaining to hazardous waste identification (such as 40 CFR Part 261)
Completed 40-hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) training
Trained on the Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA), which includes federal regulations on management and transportation methods for hazardous waste materials
Operated heavy machinery, including: Trucks, Forklifts, Loaders, etc.
Developed competency in proper safety procedures and PPE usage for a variety of household and agricultural chemicals via separate collection events
Improved training and skills on health and safety protocols
Class-B Driver’s License (JULY 2018)
Fulcrum Environmental Consulting Yakima, Washington
May 2016-December 2017
Environmental Technician
Worked in a fast-paced, customer focused environment in a professional setting
Team oriented service; worked together with coworkers to accomplish company goals and objectives to create healthy environments, free from health and safety hazards
Independently completed reports of daily work logs and technical reports including data analysis and interpretation
Responsible for some business development; contacted clients and wrote project proposals for future work
Developed proficiency in several computer programs, such as: Microsoft Word, Excel, and AutoCAD Drawing Systems
Completed detailed tasks under minimal supervision
Managed several projects, ranging in scope of work
Scopes of work included: Industrial Hygiene, Personal Exposure Monitoring, Indoor Air Quality, Mold & Moisture Remediation, and Asbestos Abatement Oversight
Gained understanding of several government agencies and governing bodies; including the regulations required on a project-to-project basis
Balanced regulatory requirements and practical application during recommendations with clients
Collected samples in multiple environments, including: schools, industrial, commercial, and residential locations in Eastern Washington
Collected samples in regulatory compliance with Washington State health and safety laws
Trained in asbestos laboratory protocol; collected and mounted PCM air samples for microscopic observation
Prepared and shipped a variety of sample types to various laboratories
Frequent travel to work site locations in both personal and company vehicles
Interacted with clients (typically in emergency response situations) in a calm, collected demeanor
Certified Asbestos Hazardous Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Building Inspector
Full-time position (ranging from 40-50 hours per week)
Subway, Inc. Airway Heights, Washington
December 2015-May 2016
Sandwich Artist
Team oriented service; usually worked in pairs or trios
Utilized memory and listening skills successfully
Customized client orders for optimal customer satisfaction
Business franchise experience
Cashier experience
Eastern Washington University Cheney, Washington
September 2015-December 2015
Athletics Department: Game Day Assistant (Temporary)
Worked in a fast-paced, customer focused environment
Catered high impact alumni and guest events
Cultivated team oriented service experience; usually worked in pairs or trios
Assisted athletics facility personnel in completing tasks in a quick and efficient manner
Outdoor environment with physical labor occasionally required
AgVentures NW, LLC Reardan, Washington
July 2015-August 2015
Warehouse Harvest Employee (Temporary Harvest Position)
Sampled loads of grain for protein and moisture using machines provided
Measured grain tank capacity and kept records detailing capacity
Received Supplier Products and sorted various grains into harvest containers
Maintained warehouse cleanliness
Worked approximately 14 hours per day during harvest season
Travel Centers of America Airway Heights, Washington
April 2014-January 2015
Porter/Cashier
Cleaned and restocked 11 shower facilities generating up to 60 uses per shift
Trained in safety techniques related to use of chemicals
Trained new hires
Gained extensive customer service experience
Worked successfully in groups and cross-trained in multiple service areas
Managed customer complaints
Performed maintenance duties as needed
Practiced effective time management skills
Education and Certifications
Class-B Driver’s License
Hazardous Waste Endorsement
Passenger Endorsement
July 2018
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) Certification
40-Hour Certified Class on workplace safety
May 2018
Department of Transportation Regulatory Training
Training on hazardous waste regulatory requirements at local, state, and federal levels
January 2018-Present
Certified Building Inspector
Asbestos Hazardous Emergency Response Act (AHERA) certified building inspector
June 2016- June 2018
Eastern Washington University
B.S. Environmental Science with Biology Emphasis
September 2013-June 2016
Stephen F. Austin State University
Dual Credit College/High School
January 2012 – May 2013
Dogwood Forest Academy
K-10th Grade
Activities and Involvement
Spokane Christian Church– Spokane, Washington
Teen Ministry Leader – December 2017 - Present
Summary of Involvement: Leading a branch of ministry comprised of high school students. Discipline, vision, and conflict resolution skills have been developed while involved in this leadership position.
Boy Scouts of America, Troop 342 – Nacogdoches, Texas
Eagle Scout Award - December 2012
Project: Constructed an observation deck and learning center for SFA’s Pineywoods Native Plant Center – 220 volunteer hours
Hornaday Award for Environmental Conservation
Required a major leadership service project
Project: The eradication of invasive non-native plants at the SFA Pineywoods Native Plant Center - 75 volunteer hours and 4 merit badges
World Conservation Award
Leadership positions held: Patrol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leader, Quartermaster, Librarian
40 Merit Badges Earned
Travis Clardy, State Representative Campaign
Summer 2012
Campaign Volunteer
Cold called voters to encourage them to vote for the candidate
Logan Mitchell Lopez
1727 North Old Trails Road
Spokane, WA 99224
*****.*******@*****.***
References
*John McCulogh – Lead Chemist – Hazardous Waste Chemist - Clean Harbors Environmental Services
*Christopher Boorman – Supervisor/Branch manager – Hazardous Waste Chemist - Clean Harbors Environmental Services
*Levi Wyatt – Senior Environmental Technician - Industrial Hygienist/Environmental Scientist Fulcrum Environmental Consulting
*Ryan Mathews, CIH – Direct Supervisor - Certified Industrial Hygienist - Fulcrum Environmental Consulting
*Chris Schwartzenberger - Ministry Leader – Spokane Christian Church
* Please notify applicant before contacting references