Senior EHS Professional

JOHN B. GLASS, JR., CIH, QEP, CPEA, CHMM, CHS-III

f3u2li@r.postjobfree.com 1152 Old Indian Mills Road

Tabernacle, New Jersey 08088

Cell 609-***-****

Mr. Glass has over 25 years of experience in the safety, environmental consulting, and industrial hygiene field. He has been involved in construction safety and health issues involving some of the largest construction projects and in small residential issues. He has been quoted as an expert reference in Forbes Magazine, Readers Digest, and numerous other print, and on line publications. He has overseen site safety in electrical construction, high-rise office buildings, resorts, and homes. His national reputation has allowed him to live and work in numerous locations and conditions. He has been located in the Northern Plains, South Pacific Islands, Caribbean Islands, Gulf Coast, and the east and west coasts of the United States. While working in the US DOD Pentagon, he assisted in the formation of EHS Management systems, policy programs, and pandemic response protocols. His responsibilities with Hillmann Environmental Group have required him to respond to many local and national scale emergencies. His involvement in the 9/11 disaster response initiated within 24 hours of the event. He has since been asked to provide litigation support on various issues related to the response and recovery efforts including testimony to New York City Council. In addition, he is responsible for the management, growth, and profitability of the EHS division of Hillmann and oversees the corporate risk management program and federal compliance efforts. During his time with the University of North Dakota, he was responsible for controlling and reporting all safety and Workers Compensation issues. He was responsible for implementing many aspects of the University’s Risk Management Program, and maintaining compliance with the insurer’s risk management protocol. As a University Administrator and faculty member, he has interacted at every level of the institution from students to the President. He has designed comprehensive health and safety compliance programs, provided employee training, conducted process hazard analyses, and performed plant-wide inspections for compliance and hazards. He has conducted plant-wide and process-wide safety and industrial hygiene audits encompassing regulatory compliance, employer liability, and worker satisfaction. His experience includes studies in electrical safety, construction safety, microbial contamination, fire safety, noise, toxic exposures, emergency equipment, S.O.P. implementation, superfund oversight, emergency response, industrial ventilation, and plan/specification design. He has written and presented training courses, keynote addresses, and seminars on industrial hygiene, safety, and environmental issues. His training experience includes the creation and presentation of worker health and safety courses for compliance with OSHA requirements. He has also conducted numerous indoor air quality investigations, property transfer investigations and has directed underground storage tank removals. He has designed and presented electrical safety training for qualified and non-qualified employees. In addition, he has developed and implemented Control of Hazardous Energy training, conducted electrical safety audits and has published articles on electrical safety.

EDUCATION:

M.S., Environmental Health-Industrial Hygiene/Occupational Health and Safety, Temple University

B.S., Environmental Planning and Design, Rutgers University

(In Progress)

M.P.H. /P.H.D. Public Health/Environmental and Occupational Health Program of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, School of Public Health. Anticipated completion of M.P.H. is December 2011. Anticipated completion of P.H.D. is May 2014.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSE:

C.I.H. Certified in the Comprehensive Practice of Industrial Hygiene by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene; #6157, 1992

C.S.P. Certified in the Comprehensive Practice of Safety by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals; #14673, 1996 (Expired)

C.H.M.M. Certified by the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management as a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager at the Master Level; #7500, 1996

C.P.E.A. Certified by the Board of Certified Environmental Auditors as a Certified Professional Environmental Auditor, 2006

QEP Certified by the Institute for Professional Environmental Practice as a Qualified Environmental Professional, February, 2007

CHS-III Certified in Homeland Security, Level 3 by the American College of Forensic Examiners Institute, American Board for Certification in Homeland Security, #105070, September, 2006

C.E.T. Certified by the National Environmental Training Association as a Certified Environmental Trainer for Occupational Safety and Health; #96518, 1996 Certification expired.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

J Tyler Scientific Company

Principal 2009-Present

Tyler Scientific Company

Principal, 1992-1998

Mr. Glass is the founder and operator of a professional environmental health and safety consulting firm. Projects range from homeowners to industrial building decommissioning. He has performed plant-wide health and safety audits, compliance inspections and compliance training as well as environmental training for state licensure. Projects have included indoor air quality investigations, wastewater treatment facility services, and health and safety compliance program design. Mr. Glass was responsible for business development, project management, and technical operations.

He is the current Health and Safety Officer at the Ohmsett research facility at Earle Naval Arsenal. These duties include periodic audits, and development of response activities to address identified concerns. He also provides required safety and health training to the employees of the facility.

ICU Environmental Health and Safety

26022 Oak Ridge Drive

The Woodlands, Texas 77380

Consultant 2008-2009

Mr. Glass managed a contract at the United States Pentagon Building. When he joined this project the previous project leader had established a negative impression of the firm with the client and had alienated the staff. The initial goal of this assignment was to repair the client relationship and develop the staff into a professional team. During the 18 months of managing this contract, the client increased the volume of the contract by over 30 percent. The staff was formed into an effective team with each individual taking on independent management roles for a specific program. Although anticipated to be a financial loss in the first year, Mr. Glass was able to achieve a profit in the first year, and to increase the profit in the second year. The modification of the contract added additional profit potential to the overall project.

Hillmann Environmental Group, LLC

1600 Route 22 East

Union, New Jersey 07083

Senior Vice President, 1998-2008

Director of Occupational Health, 1989-1992

General Manager of Mid-Atlantic Region, 1988-1989

Industrial Hygienist, 1987-1988

Mr. Glass is responsible for directing and managing the Environmental Health and Safety Division of the corporation. In addition to the day-to-day management responsibilities, he is also responsible for developing corporate-wide policies and programs. These programs include Drug-free Workplace, Medical Surveillance, Workers Compensation/Accident Reporting, and in house training efforts. As Director of Occupational Health and Safety, Mr. Glass was responsible for assuring compliance of the Corporation with all OSHA requirements. As Manager of the Mid-Atlantic Region, Mr. Glass was responsible for operations, quality assurance and project review. Throughout his tenure as General Manager, Mr. Glass initiated and developed operations in the region, creating a stable client base while ensuring the highest professional standards were consistently maintained.

University of North Dakota

Director of Occupational Safety and Environmental Health Office 1996-1997

Faculty Member, Department of Industrial Technology

As Director, Mr. Glass was responsible for the overall health and safety of over 5,000 employees, 13,000 students and 200 buildings. He was the Chairman of the University Safety Committee, Radiation Safety Committee, and Bio-Safety Committee. His duties included department management, program development, accident investigation, hazardous material response and employee training. Since the University maintained its own trade shops, he was called upon to oversee the safety and health of each construction and renovation project that was conducted. He was responsible for implementing many aspects of the University’s Risk Management Program, Safety Program and Worker’s Compensation programs. Mr. Glass has also acted as the University liaison to the City and County Emergency Operations Center during natural disasters. Following the largest flood in U.S. History, Mr. Glass directed the environmental aspects of restoration for the University. In addition, he was an integral part in the restoration of both the City and the Regional Hospital.

As a faculty member to the Department of Industrial Technology, Mr. Glass was instrumental in the redevelopment and approval of an undergraduate degree program in Occupational Health and Safety and was a member of the Industrial Technology Department Review Board. He also taught courses in Hazardous Materials, Radiation Protection and Industrial Hygiene.

Omni Environmental Corporation

Senior Consultant, 1994 - 1995

As Senior Consultant, he oversaw the corporation’s industrial hygiene projects and research. Mr. Glass developed, monitored and serviced a growing client base in the health and safety field. These services included auditing, program development and implementation, training, emergency response and compliance services primarily in municipal wastewater treatment facilities. He also presented informative seminars and keynote addresses to public utility trade groups and the public. Mr. Glass had articles and newsletters published on a periodic basis for existing clients

Thompson Land Company

Environmental Consultant/Planner, 1986-1987

He has performed numerous land audits, based on environmental factors and comparison of surrounding properties. Audits included; estimation of wetlands/flood plains areas, zoning, topography, soil structure, geological base, aerial photography, soil tests and others. These factors, compared to neighboring properties, were used to determine an appropriate market valuation.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Elkin-Sinn, Inc., Pharmaceutical Manufacturing; Industrial Hygienist/Intern

Philadelphia Naval Shipyard; Industrial Hygienist/Intern

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES:

Diplomate, American Board of Industrial Hygiene

Member, American Academy of Industrial Hygiene

Full Member, National American Industrial Hygiene Association

-Member, Hazardous Waste Committee 1995-1997

-Member, Construction Safety Committee

-Vice Chairman 2001-2002

-Chairman 2002-2003

- Member, Safety Committee

-Member EnviroSIG

-Chairman 2007-

Member, AIHA New Jersey Section, Delaware Valley Section

-President Elect 2000-2001

-President 2001-2002

-Past President 2002-2003

Member, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists

Diplomate, Institute of Hazardous Materials Management

Diplomate, Board of Certified Safety Professionals

Member, American Society of Safety Engineers, National and Local

Member, Water Environment Federation, National & New Jersey

-Member, National Occupational Safety and Health Committee

-Member NJ Safety Committee

Member, New Jersey Industrial Safety Committee*

Member, American Society of Testing and Materials

PADI Certified Master Diver

Member, New Jersey Safe Schools Task Force*

Member, Board of Trustees, Stockton College OSEH Accreditation Program

Member, Association of Professional Industrial Hygienists*

Member, National Environmental Training Association*

Member, Pinelands Community Emergency Response Team

Local Emergency Management Coordinator*

Local Emergency Planning Committee, Chairman*

*Past Activity/Expired Term

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING

Not all registrations and or licenses are currently being maintained

ABIH Certified Industrial Hygienist, #6157

AIHA Registry for Airborne Asbestos

Aseptic Techniques Training

BCSP Certified Safety Professional, # 14673

Comprehensive Review of Industrial Hygiene University of Cincinnati

DDC4 Defensive Driving Instructor, NSC

Delaware/New Jersey/New York/Maryland State Asbestos Licenses

EPA Model, Lead Inspector, Worker & Contractor

Emergency Medical Technician Level A, NJ Department of Health

Hazardous Material Management Review - NJIT

IHMM Certified Hazardous Materials Manager, Master; #7500

Incident Command Training New Jersey State Police

NETA Certified Environmental Trainer, #96518

NIOSH 582 Certified Temple University, Center for Environmental Studies

NJ DCA Asbestos Safety Technician

NJ DOH Certified Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor

NY State Certified Air Sampling Technician, Worker, Instructor

NYC Construction Site Safety Manager

OSHA 501, Instructor, General Industry

OSHA 1910.120 HAZWOPER Training Environmental Training Institute

OSHA 1910.134 Respiratory Protection

OSHA 1910.146 Permit Required Confined Space Entry

OSHA 1910.147 Control of Hazardous Energy (LOTO)

OSHA 1910.1025 Lead Standard

OSHA 1910.1030 Bloodborne Pathogens

OSHA 1910.1200 Hazard Communication Standard

USEPA AHERA Certified Building Inspector/Management Planner/Project Designer

USEPA Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor/Project Planner/Designer

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Mr. Glass has taught Graduate and Undergraduate Courses and Seminars including:

Hazardous Material/Waste Handling, 2 Credits IT 415

Radiation Protection, 1 Credit IT 305

Hazardous Material Response, 1 Credit IT 304

Mr. Glass has experience providing professional training and worker education in occupation and environmental health and safety. A partial list of the courses he has instructed includes:

Access to Medical Records

AHERA Inspector/Management Planner

AHERA/NJ Brake and Clutch Repair Techniques

Asbestos Awareness/Handler/Supervisor/VAT Removal

Bloodborne Pathogens

Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response

Chemical Hygiene/Lab Safety

Confined Space Entry Training

Confined Space Rescue Training

Defensive Driving, DDC4

Disaster Management

Emergency Preparedness and Response.

Hazard Communication Standard Training

Hazardous Waste Operations

Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations/Technician

Hearing Conservation Training

Industrial Hygiene Practice

Lead Abatement; Awareness; Inspection and Analysis

Lockout/Tagout Training

Microbial Inspection and Control

Mold Awareness

NIOSH 582

NJ PEOSHA Right-To-Know

NYS Worker/Supervisor/Inspector/Restricted Handler

OSHA Compliance Overview

Respiratory Protection Training

Safety Seminars

Supervisor Safety

Trenching and Shoring

Various Red Cross Certified Courses

Walking/Working Surfaces

PUBLICATIONS:

Glass, J. B., “Health and Safety Compliance; A Comprehensive Approach”, New Jersey Effluents, Vol. 27, No. 7, Winter 1995.

Glass, J. B., Editor, Health and Safety Report A Quarterly Newsletter, December 1994.

Glass, J. B., “Health and Safety Compliance; Written Programs”, New Jersey Effluents, Vol. 28, No. 2, Summer 1995.

Glass, J. B., “Matching the Glove to the Task”, The Water Well Journal, February 2008.

Cross posted in BlueCollarCrossing at

http://www.bluecollarcrossing.com/article/index.php?id=650045

Cross Posted in Aircraft Maintenance Technology at

http://www.amtonline.com/print/Aircraft-Maintenance-Technology/Safety-Matters/1$9586

Glass, J. B., “Hand Tool Safety”, The Water Well Journal, December 2008.

Glass, J. B., “A Drug Free Workplace-Part 1”, The Water Well Journal, February 2009.

Glass, J. B., “A Drug Free Workplace-Part 2”, The Water Well Journal, March 2009.

Glass, J. B., “Working Safely Around Electricity”, The Water Well Journal, May 2009.

Glass, J. B., “Disaster Preparedness”, The Water Well Journal, September, 2009

Glass, J. B., “The Role of the Supervisor in Creating a Safe Workplace”, The Water Well Journal, March, 2010

Glass, J. B., “Keeping Safe on the Nightshift”, The Water Well Journal, May, 2010

Glass, J. B., “First Aid Fundamentals for Business Owners”, The Water Well Journal, November, 2010

Glass, J. B., “Fleet Safety”, The Water Well Journal, April, 2011

Glass, J. B., “Safety from Falling Objects”, The Water Well Journal, August, 2011

Glass, J. B., “Facility Safety Evaluations”, The Water Well Journal, October, 2011

Glass, J. B., “Creating an Effective Machine-Guarding Program”, The Water Well Journal, October, 2011

PRESENTATIONS:

Trenching and Shoring, and other Safety Issues; New Jersey Water Pollution Control Association, South Jersey Section, December Keynote Address, 1994.

Health and Safety Compliance; Water Environment Association, Central Jersey Section, Annual Education Seminar, 1995.

Industrial Hygiene Practice; Hahnemann University and Philadelphia School for Medicine, Industrial Hygiene Program, OSHA Seminar, September 1995.

Certifications in Health and Safety; North Dakota Safety Council, Annual Health and Safety Conference, Bismarck, ND, February 12, 1997

Current Environmental Health Issues, Stockton State University, Community Health Program, Pomona, NJ, November 16, 1998; November 10, 1999.

Conference on Bioterrorism Preparedness for Building Owners, 520 Madison Avenue, New York City, New York, November, 2001.

Industrial Hygiene Practice and Instrumentation, Stockton State University, Public Health Program, Pomona, NJ, 2002.

Basics of Radiation Safety, St. Josephs University, Industrial Hygiene Graduate Program, Philadelphia, PA, 2002

IAQ & Plants, Union County Masters Gardeners Society, March Business Meeting, Union, NJ, March 20, 2002

Dust Suppression Techniques, Testimony before New York City Council, Public Hearings on the Community Impact of Ground Zero, March, 2002

Current Issues in Construction Health and Safety, AIHCE PDC, Co-Presenter, American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition, San Diego, California, June 2, 2002

Industrial Hygiene Decision Making, Little Time; Few Resources, Industrial Hygiene Issues at Ground Zero, AIHCE Forum, American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition, San Diego, California, June 3, 2002

Mold: The Voice of Reason, Conference Presenter/Co-Chairman, Marriott East Side, New York City, NY July 17, 2002.

Assessment and Control of Microbial Contamination, A Brief Overview for Legal Professionals, Mealy’s Mold Litigation Conference, West Palm Beach, FL, October 31, 2002.

Lead Based Paint: Health Effects and Exposure Monitoring, Master’s Thesis Conference of Charles Glagola, Roselle Park Fire Department Community Education Seminar, Roselle Park, NJ, November 14, 2002.

Assessment, Control and Remediation of Microbial Contamination, Guam Hotel and Restaurant Association, Engineering Division, Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon Bay, Guam, January 14, 2003.

Molds, Moisture and Building Ventilation: Post-Typhoon Problems and HR’s Response, Society for Human Resource Management, Guam Chapter, Chapter Luncheon, Guam Marriott Resort, Tumon, Guam, Wednesday, February 5, 2003.

Mold: The Voice of Reason, Conference Presenter/Chairman, Marriott East Side, New York City, NY February 13, 2003.

Monthly Meeting of the American Chemical Society, College of Saint Elizabeth, Morristown, NJ, December 2nd, 2003.

Physical Hazards, 3rd Annual Midwest Environmental Health and Safety Conference, Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne, Indiana, March 25th, 2003

Microbial Remediation and Case Management, Risk and Insurance Management Society Conference and Exposition, Chicago, Illinois, April 9, 2003.

Science of Terrorism, Terrorism Preparedness and Response Seminar, Presented by Hillmann Environmental Group, LLC, East Side Marriott, New York City, New York, January 15, 2004.

Mold Liability Issues: An Essential Guide for the Architect, American Institute for Architects, New York Chapter, Pratt University, February 26, 2004

New York State Bar Association, March 3rd, 2004.

HVAC and IAQ, Glenboro Reality Trust, Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, May 26th, 2004

Moisture Control Issues for the Construction Industry, New York Society of Architects, New York, New York, February 15, 2005.

Disaster Management of Archives and Vital Records, County Archives and Record Management Association of New Jersey, Monmouth County Library, September, 26, 2005

Disaster Preparedness, South Coast Apartment Association, Irvine, California, September, 21, 2006.

Residential Mercury, Evaluation, Remediation and Prevention, Natural Gas Technologies 2006: Energy and the Environment Annual Conference, Orlando, FL, October 23rd 2006.

Silica Issues in Construction- Lehigh Valley AIHA Monthly Meeting, Allentown, PA, November, 2006

Kaboom! Your Plant Just Blew Up...Now What? A Disaster Preparation Workshop, Professional Development Course in Conjunction with the AIHCE, Philadelphia, PA, May 2007

Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer, Health Watch with Robin Stoloff, NBC-40 News, February, 2008

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