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CapabilitiesTraining Accredited Asbestos Training Accredited Lead Paint Training Environmental Training Safety Training Course Development Consulting Asbestos Abatement Services Lead Paint Abatement Services Safety Consulting Services Environmental Engineering Services Environmental Consulting Services Environmental Inspections & Assessments Site Remediation Consulting Services Site Remediation Services Soil Remediation Services Expert Testimony Building Inspection Services Facilities The Environmental Training Centeršs Cincinnati facility is located at 415 S. Cooper Avenue. The facility consists of an administrative office, a large high bay hands-on workshop area and two classrooms (20 x 32 & 16 x 30). Both classrooms are equipped with a computer, TV, VCR, overhead and slide projectors. One room is equipped with a computer for projection of course material onto a 35-inch color monitor and for student research of Internet sources for pertinent material relating to course subject matter. The other room is equipped with a LCD projector for projection of class material. The Center has a room mockup within the high bay area. The room is complete with windows, doors, floor and ceiling. This room can be used to establish a negative pressure enclosure with the application of poly, tape, critical barriers and negative air machines. Negative pressure can be measured with our manometer. Exercises can be accomplished in, around the building, and at the perimeter of the property. The Center has half face, full face and PAPR respirators and the capability to perform respirator fit testing using irritant smoke. Air monitoring equipment (high & low flow pumps) is also available. Other equipment included heat guns, water sprayers, scrappers, chemical removal materials (this is simulated with non-caustic materials), and sampling equipment (soil coring, dust templates, baby wipes, vials and bottles for various samples such as water, soil and dust). BiosRobert Robb, President, BSEE, MBA. Environmental/Safety consultant and trainer. Develop environmental compliance training courses (EPA, OSHA & DOT) in such areas as RCRA, CWA, CAA, Hazard Communication, Hazardous Work Site Worker, Confined Space and Laboratory Safety. Approved asbestos and lead-based paint training for state licensing. OSHA Institute trained instructor for OSHA 10- and 30-Hour General Industry and Construction Standards Voluntary Compliance training. Alice Robb, Vice-President, The Environmental Group, Inc., RN, BS, MBA. Over twenty-five years experience as a healthcare administrator in an integrated hospital/ healthcare system. Line responsibility for a variety of services including but not limited to acute care, outpatient, community and behavioral health services (including an at-risk managed care component). Additionally served as VP Patient Care Services for large hospital complex. Personnel responsibilities involved between 300-500 full time equivalents at various times. Four years experience related to asbestos and lead administrative issues. Involved in scheduling, quality improvement, site audits, all re-certification processes and financial issues. Dale Price, Lead instructor/Consultant, BS, MS and Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering. Management responsibilities with a major fortune 500 company where he was responsible for asbestos and lead paint abatement awareness programs. Served as an engineering manager for a large industrial company in the Northern Kentucky area where he was responsible for all construction projects and general and preventive maintenance programs. Additionally, held position of instructor in West Virginia University Institute of Technology and Steed College in the area of industrial and Mechanical Engineering. Holds various Asbestos certifications. Karan Singh, Consultant/Instructor, Ph.D. Chemistry. University of Cincinnati teaches chemistry, toxicology, and environmental regulations. Good Samaritan Hospital teaches chemistry and pharmacological math and research on heratogenic chemicals. Seminar Director for TETC where he developed training courses and materials for CWA, CAA, RCRA, CERCLA, TSCA, FIFRA, OSHA Hazard Communications, OSHA Laboratory Safety, and Hazardous Materials Transportation Act. Consultation on risk assessment and compliance audits for underground storage tanks and RCRA facilities. Charleston C.K. Wang, Consultant/Instructor, B. ChE, MBA, Juris Doctor, CIH. Private practice attorney. Previously held Vice President position responsible for all corporate legal issues and the industrial hygiene division for a full service environmental, industrial hygiene and hazardous waste consulting firm. Industrial hygiene compliance officer for OSHA. Chemical engineering/industrial hygiene assessments of control technology for toxic/hazardous materials. Joe Bob Cravens, Consultant/Instructor, MS Environmental Engineering Office manager for a major consulting firm. Responsible for budget development, profit and loss control, staff development, marketing programs and technical project management. Asbestos, lead-based paint, hazardous waste operation/emergency response, and DOT training experience. Responsible for preparing RCRA Contingency Plans for industrial facilities, RCRA Part B permit applications, Closure Assessments and RCRA Facility Investigations. As a project officer for the EPA, he managed three CERLA/Superfund RI/FSs. Christopher Kuettner, Consultant/Instructor, BA Biology Current work involves lead-based paint inspections and risk assessments for HUD. Involved in lead-based paint projects since 1989, where he served as Environmental Coordinator for the Cincinnati Soil Lead Demonstration Project. Conducted surveys and risk assessments for lead and asbestos in residential and commercial facilities. Performed oversight for asbestos projects. Mike Bossert, Consultant/Instructor Project Manager local consulting firm. He has over 14 years experience with environmental projects including Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, asbestos inspections/risk assessments, asbestos abatement project design and monitoring, hazardous material pre-renovation and pre-demolition surveys, mold surveys and remediation design and indoor air quality investigations. Past Performance/ProjectsSelected in 2001 as the trainer for HUD Sponsored lead paint training in Ohio Duncan Holmes Quantech 1815 Fort Meyer Drive, Suite 908 Arlington, VA 22209-1817 703-312-7825 (Training performed in Cincinnati & Cleveland, OH. Total of fifteen classes, five in Cleveland consisting of two Risk Assessors, two Workers and one Supervisor) Selected in 2002 as the trainer for HUD Sponsored lead paint training in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana Jack Anderson National Center for Healthy Housing 10227 Wincopin Circle, Suite 205 Columbia, MD 21044 410-992-0712 (Training performed in Cincinnati & Cleveland, OH, Indianapolis, IN and Lexington, KY. Total of twenty classes, four in Cleveland consisting of one Risk Assessor, two Workers and one Supervisor) |
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