Project Manager Safety

Stevan A. Raye

U.S. Address

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Scottsdale, Arizona 85257

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HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE

Mr. Stevan A. Raye is a Senior Project Manager: Mr. Raye is a Registered Environmental Assessor (REA) and has over 20 years of experience in the Environmental Engineering and Health and Safety industry. Self-motivated, team focused professional with strong customer service skills; Strong background in deployed military environments; previous long-term background in Environmental Consulting and OSHA Health and Safety Programs management and training. Maintained a high degree of experience with hazardous materials/hazardous waste management and analytical chemistry methodology. Mr. Raye has managed various numerous types of environmental and construction projects as well as directing personnel. Mr. Raye’s has extensive knowledge of environmental documents as they apply to ISO 14000, RCRA, CERCLA, OSHA, NIOSH, Phase I, Phase II Environmental Assessments, Biological Assessments, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Assessments and soil and groundwater investigations in addition to contamination remediation of all mediums. Implements best management practices (BMP) to eliminate unnecessary waste of materials and property. Excellent command of regulatory policies and practices including OSHA, DOT, EPA, RCRA, and ISO 14000 Environmental Management Program.

PROFESSIONAL PROJECT EXPERIENCE

August 2014 to Present ARC Environmental Services (AES), L.L.C.

Mr. Stevan A. Raye is a Senior Environmental Specialist with AES. Mr. Raye is a Registered Environmental Assessor (REA) and has over 20 years of experience in environmental and construction industry. Mr. Raye has managed large construction and remediation projects as well as providing Health and Safety training for and directing construction personnel. Mr. Raye’s has extensive knowledge of environmental documents as they apply to OSHA Construction Industry Standards, Phase I, and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments and Audits. As an Assessment Specialist with AES, Mr. Raye has conducted field-testing and subsurface assessments for both soil and groundwater and been involved with regulatory compliance issues involving underground storage tank (UST) decommissioning and characterizations, soil and ground water remediation and closures, groundwater monitoring and hazardous waste site characterizations. Experience includes knowledge of regulations for Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA), Clean Water Act, (CWA) Comprehensive Environmental Liabilities Act (CERCLA), and the Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA). Mr. Raye possesses extensive experience in hazardous waste management, storage, transportation, and disposal under Department of defense (DOD), Department of Transportation (DOT) and Resource Conservation and Recovery act (RCRA) regulations.

November 2012 to August 2014 -CH2MHILL Country Environmental Manager - Kandahar Air Field, Kandahar, Afghanistan

Provided support for engineering and construction services to government and military clients. As Country Hazardous Materials/Waste Manager, managed and coordinated activities of workers engaged in receiving, storing, issuing, requisitioning, shipping and accounting for hazardous materials at a recognized Hazardous Materials Storage Areas. Managed the activities of supply and logistics for eleven (11) Hazardous Waste Storage Area facilities and their administrative support workers. Assumed responsibility for completion of work assignments and tasks delegated to the HazMat Specialists and environmental staff, and prepared reports and presentations for the customer (USG).

Performed corrective actions as needed and made allowances for unexpected staff absences and other disruptions by adjusting assignments or performing the work themselves if the situation requires.

Developed and implemented Health and Safety Program for all Hazmat Yards.

Conducted and assisted in the training of new personnel and developed and implemented hazardous materials/waste training program.

Insured that all waste streams were retrieved from work centers in a timely manner and were properly identified, packaged, containerized, marked, transported and turned in in accordance with all federal, state and host nation laws and regulations.

Ensured compliance with the Hazardous Waste Management Program as it relates to the receipt, storage, turn- in and issue of hazardous materials.

Ensured compliance with all company environmental safety and security policies and procedures. Preformed periodic environmental compliance audits/inspections.

Designed and implemented Phase 1 Environmental Baseline Surveys (P1FEBS) for final closures of forward operating bases (FOBs ) throughout Theater of Operations, Afghanistan. Approximately 53 bases will be closed to address drawdown required by the US Government and end cessation of Warfighter support services.

April 2011 to October 2012 – Environmental Health and Safety Program Manager-Vernadero Group, Inc. Phoenix, Arizona

Mr. Raye was the Environmental Health and Safety Program Manager for Vernadero Group. He is a Registered Environmental Assessor (REA). Mr. Raye has extensive knowledge of environmental documents as they apply to Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). Mr. Raye also has extensive experience in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) programs.

Areas of expertise include confined space entry, lock-out tag-out, personal protective equipment for impacted atmospheres, as well as health and safety training under OSHA.

Mine Safety Administration, General Construction standards National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, and Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act regulations.

Served as the Safety Engineer for large construction and excavation projects, both nationwide and overseas.

Managed 16 Area Environmental Managers located throughout 8 states ( Arizona, California, Nevada, Louisiana, Arkansas, Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma) attached to the 63rd Army Reserve and the several employees of Vernadero’ contracted to the US Defense Logistics Agency in Washington DC.

Responsible for all operations of the construction and environmental programs and HSE training conducted in these states.

January 2011 to May 2011 – Environmental Health and Safety Specialist- General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) Camp Arifjan, Kuwait U.A.E

Mr. Raye was responsible for initiating the health and safety programs and training throughout the Theater Retrograde Yard (TRC) at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. The yard received all types of materials, chemicals, and miscellaneous military hardware received from the military drawdown in Iraqi Theater of Operations.

Instituted TRC Yard safety procedures included, ground-guide procedures, confined space training, respiratory protection training, hearing protection training, heat stress training, hazardous materials identification and handling training, hazcom training, heat stress training, PPE training.

Attended Environmental Operations Division meetings to brief managers on safety procedures, safety equipment needs, policies and updates on AR385-10, OSHA Regulations, and ASG-KU Environmental management practices.

Investigate all accidents and incidents involving personnel; prepare root analysis reports and corrective action reporting.

Prepared the Emergency Preparedness Plan and Spill Plans for the Environmental Operations Division.

Inspected all eyewash stations, fire extinguisher and smoke detector devices. Maintained all spill kits with in the yard operational areas. Conduct regular briefings on general safety topics and procedures.

Conducted monthly and weekly inspections of all job related safety equipment for conditions, usability, and needed upgrades.

Facilities Management Officer (FMO) for the TRC Area of Operation (AOR). Responsible for collecting and processing work orders for the operational areas of the TRC.

2009 to 2011 – Environmental Department Manager-Environmental Services - Combat Support Associates (CSA) Camp Arifjan, Kuwait U.A.E Under guidance of the Director of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS), Mr. Raye managed a staff of 104 expats and third country nationals professionals and was responsible for all policies, practices, and operations for the Environmental Service Department

Directs the functions within Combat Support Associates and U.S. Department of the Army, 3rd Army Area Support Group (ASG-KU).

As the Department Manager Mr. Raye advises the Environmental Department Director on environmental issues pertaining to safety and safety training requirements, hazardous waste, management of spill response teams for land and waterborne spills. Implemented the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), as it pertains to the Kuwait Ministry of the Environment.

Responsible for issues and management procedures for, drinking water, wastewater and medical waste. Oversees the activities of the environmental programs at (5) contingency bases including the main installation, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait.

2008 to 2009 - Environmental Program Manager-Foothills Environmental, Golden Colorado

Mr. Raye conducted Industrial Hygiene Services on a contract basis for Foothills Environmental Inc. an environmental company located in Golden, Colorado.

Responsible for and acted as, the Marketing Director and Environmental Program and Safety Manager for conducting proposal and bid preparations, marketing for Federal, local, and private sector work for this term contract.

Areas of Marketing include but are not limited to NEPA and Environmental Assessment projects with BLM, Brownfield projects with the State of Colorado, and subsurface investigations with the Veterans Administration, FAA, and Colorado Department of Transportation.

Provided hazmat identification training using NIOSH Hazmat/Chemical Handbook. Determined PELs and TLV for chemicals inventories located in a section of SunCor Refinery.

Provided qualitative respiratory fit testing for asbestos workers and set up medical monitoring criteria for associated exposure risk for asbestos abatement contract.

2004 to 2008 - Environmental Project Manager/Remediation Specialist-ARC Environmental Services, Mesa, Arizona

Project Manager – Closure and remediation for Bank of America Property in Blythe, California

Conducted a $250,000,000 site characterization, soil excavation and bioremediation of 8,000 cubic yards of petroleum contaminated soil and sludge at a former agricultural tank farm.

Designed and installed impermeable liner and product delivery system for the introduction of microbes to the soil for the bioremediation process.

Conducted soil sampling, analysis and monitoring to identify the degradation of hydrocarbons after treatments with hydrocarbon digesting microbes and formulated additive products.

Prepared closure report to the California Water Quality Control Board for review and project closure.

Arizona Partners Development- the location and removal of underground storage tanks (USTs) at a former abandoned dairy processing plant in Glendale, Arizona.

Conducted Geophysical survey to identify 7abandoned USTs.

Initiated permitting and registration of the USTs with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ).

Excavated and removed USTs and soils. Conducted site characterization, soil sampling and analysis for soil and sludge remediation and closure of UST site.

Project Manager and UST Remediation- Cypress Bagdad Mine - Bagdad, Arizona

Conducted Phase I ESA and Underground Tank Removal Cypress Bagdad Mine, Bagdad, Arizona

Conducted a Phase I ESA of a property to be purchased by the Cypress Bagdad Copper Corporation, Cypress Mine.

Inspected mine assay buildings, storage buildings and process buildings, for environmental concerns, asbestos, explosive wastes, and abandoned and process chemicals.

Reviewed inventories of chemicals and addressed health and safety concerns for bulk storage and dangerous chemicals used in ore extraction.

Reviewed waste handling practices and mining documentation regarding generation, transportation and disposal of mining wastes.

Provided oversight for the removal of a 5000 - gallon underground sludge oil storage tank and bunker oil tank Supervised removal activities including, site characterization with an on-site mobile laboratory.

Conducted soil remediation and clean-up of impacted surface and subsurface soil areas.

Project Manager, Vulcan Materials Company, Phoenix, Arizona

Project Manager and UST Decommissioner for the removal and subsurface assessment of 17 underground storage asphalt tanks as part of a complete site closure and remediation.

Assessed sludge pit area and provided remediation strategies for clean-up and closure. Conducted subsurface drilling, excavation soil logging and identification, sampling, and chemical analysis and completed closure and characterization reporting for the Facility.

Project Manager and UST Decommissioner Colorado River Indian Tribe, Poston, Arizona

Conducted site characterization studies for the removal of two 10,000-gallon LUSTs.

Designed and installed eight (8) groundwater monitoring wells. conducted quarterly groundwater monitoring per ADEQ requirements at this maintenance facility.

Project Manager and UST Decommissioner Arizona Air National Guard - Avra Valley, Arizona.

Oversight for the removal of two 15,000 gallon JP-5 LUSTs.

Conducted tank closures and removals, site characterization studies per ADEQ requirements at this maintenance facility yard.

Provided closure of site and cleared property for redevelopment.

Prepared closure report and documents and interfaced with regulators to obtain closure of site with ADEQ.

BHP Copper / Pinto Valley Mine Tailings Impoundment Failure, Gila County, Arizona - Project Environmental Specialist/Biologist

Time-critical removal action conducted in response to the excursion of mine tailings, mine rock, and water debris into Pinto Creek from a failed portion of the mine tailings impoundment at BHP Copper Pinto Valley Operations. Worked closely with BHP environmental and engineering personnel throughout the project, overseen by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Forest Service, with assistance from the U.S. EPA and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, under the Comprehensive Environmental Response Comprehensive and Liability Act (CERCLA).

Provided environmental support for evaluation of terrestrial and aquatic wildlife and vegetation, which was directly affected as result of the incident.

Conducted quadrat plots and line transect surveys to determine re-vegetation growth sustainability and mortality rates.

Additionally co-coordinated field crews in support of re-constructive efforts to restore the affected riparian and upland environments of Pinto Creek.

Responsibilities included re-vegetation of native plant species, monitoring of re-vegetation process, data collection and evaluation, and co-ordination of reporting requirements under an Administrative Order of Consent in accordance with CERCLA protocols. Restoration and re-vegetation of Pinto Creek over a two year period.

1999 TO 2000 – BE&K TERRANEXT – Environmental Scientist - Phoenix, Arizona - Arizona Department of Transportation –

Project Manager and UST Decommissioner, Tucson, Arizona. Removal of an 8,000-gallon abandoned, diesel UST from the ADOT right-of-way during construction of the new off-ramp on I-10 and Prince Road.

Conducted tank closure and removal, and site characterization studies under the direction of ADOT. Obtained closure from State ADEQ for this UST site.

Developed and implemented Site Health and Safety Plan for hazardous waste operations according to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 requirements, to include PPE, segregation of wastes, waste compatibility, chemical hazards and first aide.

Conducted daily safety meetings and tailgate safety meetings.

Arizona Department of Transportation - Project Manager and UST Decommissioner - Phoenix, Arizona.

Removal of a 500-gallon abandoned, waste oil UST from the ADOT right-of-way during construction of the new on-ramp at Grand Avenue and on I-17.

Conducted tank closure and removal, and site characterization studies under the direction of ADOT. Obtained closure from State ADEQ for this UST site.

Developed and implemented Site Health and Safety Plan for hazardous waste operations according to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 requirements, to include PPE, segregation of wastes, waste compatibility, chemical hazards and first aide.

Conducted daily safety meetings and tailgate safety meetings.

Vulcan Materials Company, Phoenix, Arizona -Project Manager and UST Decommissioner, Phoenix, Arizona.

Managed the removal and subsurface assessment of 17 underground storage tanks as part of a complete site closure and remediation.

Conducted subsurface drilling, soil logging and identification, sampling, and chemical analysis and completed closure and characterization reporting for the facility.

Managed the removal of two 15,000 gallon JP-5 LUSTs. Conducted tank closures and removals, site characterization studies per ADEQ requirements at this maintenance facility yard.

Obtained closure from State ADEQ for this UST site.

Developed and implemented Site Health and Safety Plan for hazardous waste operations according to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 requirements, to include PPE, segregation of wastes, waste compatibility, chemical hazards and first aid. Conducted daily safety meetings and tailgate safety meetings.

1999 TO 2000 – BE&K TERRANEXT - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST II - PHOENIX, ARIZONA

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

• REMOVAL OF AN 8,000-GALLON ABANDONED, DIESEL UST FROM THE ADOT RIGHT-OF-WAY DURING CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW OFF-RAMP ON I-10 AND PRINCE ROAD.

• CONDUCTED TANK CLOSURE AND REMOVAL, AND SITE CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES AND REMEDIATION OF SOILS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ADOT.

• OBTAINED CLOSURE FROM STATE ADEQ FOR THIS UST SITE.

1995 TO 1998 – ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT MANAGER - ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION SERVICES INC. CHANDLER, ARIZONA

PROJECT MANAGER LOS ARCOS MALL, SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

ASBESTOS SURVEYS, ABATEMENT DESIGN, ABATEMENT OVERSIGHT, DEMOLITION OVERSIGHT, AND SITE SAFETY PLANNING FOR A 650,000 SQUARE FOOT SHOPPING MALL. THE PROJECT WAS A MAJOR RENOVATION WITH FIRE-PROOFING REMOVAL ON ALL STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAMS AND COLUMNS. THE SHOPPING CENTER WAS ACTIVE DURING THE REMOVAL. THE PROJECT INCLUDED AIR MONITORING, REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS AND COMMUNITY AND MEDIA RELATION ISSUES.

PROJECT MANAGER/ ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

CONDUCTED A HAZARDOUS WASTE IDENTIFICATION, CHARACTERIZATION, AND CHEMICAL INVENTORY OF AN ABANDONED COMMERCIAL PAINTING OPERATION ON PROPERTY OWNED BY ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY. SEGREGATED AND PROFILED WASTES AND MANIFESTED CHEMICAL PRODUCTS FOR SHIPPING AND DISPOSAL IN SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA. SURVEY CONDUCTED AS PART OF THE ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY BY ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY.

PROJECT MANAGER ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

UST DECOMMISSIONER - REMOVAL OF AN 8,000-GALLON ABANDONED, DIESEL UST FROM THE ADOT RIGHT-OF-WAY DURING CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW OFF-RAMP ON I-10 AND PRINCE ROAD, TUCSON, ARIZONA. CONDUCTED TANK CLOSURE AND REMOVAL, AND SITE CHARACTERIZATION STUDIES AND REMEDIATION UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ADOT.

1993 TO 1994 – GZA GEOENVIRONMENTAL, INC. ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM MANAGER, PHOENIX, ARIZONA

PROJECT MANAGER WIJAMI CONSTRUCTION, QUEEN CREEK ARIZONA

NESHAPS ASBESTOS SURVEY SIX RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES PINAL COUNTY, ARIZONA. THE PROJECT CONSISTED OF ASBESTOS SURVEYS OF SIX RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES TARGETED FOR DEMOLITION WITH THE SURVEY INFORMATION BEING PROVIDED TO PINAL COUNTRY TO OBTAIN A DEMOLITION PERMIT.

1989 TO 1993 - U.S. TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM MANAGER, PHOENIX, ARIZONA

PROJECT MANAGER FOR COCA COLA ENTERPRISES, INC. MANAGED THE PHASE I AND PHASE II ASSESSMENT DIVISION FOR COCA COLA ENTERPRISES NATIONWIDE. RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DISTRIBUTION CENTERS UST PROGRAM, PHASE I ASSESSMENTS AND ASBESTOS SURVEY PROGRAMS.

1986 TO 1988 - HARDING LAWSON AND ASSOCIATES –SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER - PHOENIX, ARIZONA

PROJECT MANAGER LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, GLENDALE, ARIZONA

HOUSING ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS. PROVIDED ASBESTOS SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS FOR (16) RESIDENTIAL HOUSING UNITS. SURVEY DESIGNED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO OBTAIN A DEMOLITION PERMIT FROM MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA.

1985 - LUKE AIR FORCE BASE –HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPECIALIST - GLENDALE, ARIZONA

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPECIALIST, LUKE AIR FORCE BASE, GLENDALE, ARIZONA

PROVIDED GUIDANCE TO DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND DEFENSE REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING OFFICE INCLUDING REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANSPORTATION AND DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED AT DIFFERENT MAINTENANCE FACILITIES BASE WIDE. COMPLETED HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFESTS, FOR THE DEFENSE REUTILIZATION AND MARKETING OFFICE. DESIGNED A SPILL RESPONSE CONTINGENCY PLAN AND PART B PERMIT FOR A NEW CHEMICAL STORAGE FACILITY. ALSO DESIGNED STORAGE FACILITIES FOR 14 HAZARDOUS WASTE ACCUMULATION AND GENERATION POINTS AT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE HANGARS PER RCRA REQUIREMENTS. MANAGED THE 14 ACCUMULATION SITES AND PROVIDED TRAINING TO OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN TO MANAGE THE ACCUMULATION SITES. ARRANGED TRANSPORTATION AND DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTES IN COMPLIANCE WITH RCRA, OSHA, AND DOT REGULATIONS.

1983 - 1984 ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY HAZARDOUS WASTE COMPLIANCE OFFICER - PHOENIX, ARIZONA

HAZARDOUS WASTE COMPLIANCE OFFICER, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PHOENIX, ARIZONA

REVIEWED RESOURCE CONSERVATION RECOVERY ACT (RCRA) PART B PERMITS FOR COMPLIANCE VIOLATIONS AT HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES AND CONDUCTED AUDITS FOR THE STATE TO DETERMINE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE .REVIEWED CONSULTANT SUBMITTALS FOR COMPLIANCE FOR CLOSURES OF UNDERGROUND TANKS, CHEMICAL CLEAN-UPS, AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS. WORKED IN THE HAZARDOUS WASTE COMPLIANCE DIVISION, WHICH INVOLVED COMPLIANCE ISSUES DEALING WITH RCRA, CERCLA, SARA, CAA, CWA, FIFRA, AND TSCA. REVIEWED (RCRA) PART B PERMITS FOR COMPLIANCE VIOLATIONS AT HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITIES AND CONDUCTED AUDITS FOR THE STATE TO DETERMINE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

1980-1983 – ARIZONA STATE AGRICULTURAL LABORATORY – ANALYTICAL CHEMIST I – MESA, ARIZONA

CONDUCTED CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF FEEDS, FERTILIZERS, AND PESTICIDES TO ENSURE CONTENTS MET STATE SPECIFICATIONS AND FORMULATION REQUIREMENTS. USE OF GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY, LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY, ATOMIC ABSORPTION AND OTHER ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION. WET BENCH CHEMISTRY ANALYSIS REPORTING AND IDENTIFICATION.

1978-1979 – FIELD RESEARCH TECHNICIAN U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/ANIMAL PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE (APHIS) PHOENIX, ARIZONA, FIELD TECHNICIAN FOR APHIS LAB

CONDUCTED RESEARCH ON BIOLOGICAL PESTICIDES. CONDUCTED FIELD STUDIES, SET FIELD TRAPS AND MONITORED POPULATIONS OF PINK BOLL WORM AND ALPINE GRASSHOPPER ARIZONA COTTON CROP PEST SPECIES. COLLECTED AND ANALYZED DATA ON IRRADIATED POPULATIONS, MIGRATION PATTERNS, AND HABITAT BEHAVIORS.

EDUCATION / CERTIFICATIONS / TRAINING

B.A., Biological/ Environmental Sciences, Kent State University

U.S. Navy - Shipfitter/Hull Technical Class "A" School Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

U.S. Navy Biological and Chemical Warfare Training Class "A" School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

U.S. Navy Firefighting School, Philadelphia, PA.

Registered Environmental Assessor, R.E.A - California

Mine, Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), Training

AHERA Asbestos Building Inspector, Planner Designer, Contractor Supervisor Certification

Certified ADEQ UST Decommissioner

Army Core of Engineers - DOT Hazardous Materials Certification

HAZCAT Certified

Arizona Radiation Safety Certification

NEPA Certification Program CLE

ACOE HazWaste Manifest/DOT Certification

29 CFR 1910.19 10 OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Safety Training

29 CFR 1910.19 24-Hour OSHA General Industry Safety and Health

(Over 52 additional Training Certifications in Environmental Health and Safety courses)

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