Pamela A. Rosinski CECM, CIHM

7046 Stowe Circle

Fountain, CO 80817

(719) 330-8948

de-limits@live.com

 

Environmental Compliance Manger

• Long Term Proven Compliant Environmental Management                                         
• Outstanding Organizational Skills                                                                              
• Dynamic Leadership For Crew/Project Management                                           

                                                                         

              Professional

Experience

                                                                   Environmental Program Specialist III

 

State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation                           

Anchorage, Alaska                          February 2, 2009 – September 4, 2009                           

Performed full compliance evaluations on Title V stationary sources, both during on- site inspections and with comprehensive record reviews. Reviewed operation and compliance reports submitted by the sources for compliance to permit conditions, state and federal regulations. Reviewed source testing reports to ensure compliance with the current permit conditions. Participated in the permit renewal process, including application completeness review and permit writing. Assisted sources in compliance areas specific to permit conditions.  Oversaw out sourced contracts; to include Scope of Work preparation, proposal review and contract award.  Assisted contractors by providing technical and permit specific information.

 

Corporate Compliance Manager

Environmental Compliance Consultants, Inc.

Anchorage, Alaska                            October 1, 2005 – November 4, 2008                           

Oversaw the company operating and safety plans and programs, certification records,  employee training standards and contract support; assisted with project management on various contracts and also provided management services for partner company consultations. As Quality Control Manager, ensured accuracy of profiled hazardous wastes; performed quality control reviews, conducted quarterly environmental compliance inspections of waste generating organizations on Fort Richardson. Implemented programs, policies and operating systems to ensure efficient operations of all hazardous waste management contracts held at Fort Richardson and Fort Wainwright for the U.S. Army; Fort Greely for the Strategic Missile Defense Command, and Elmendorf Air Force Base for the U.S. Air Force to oversee contract performance. These implementations of organizational and management skills contributed to an efficient hazardous waste handling system for the U.S. military instillations in Alaska.

 

                                                               Environmental Compliance Manager

CYS Management Services, Inc. & ECC, A Joint Venture

Anchorage, Alaska                               May 19, 1997 – September 30, 2005                                         

Managed a hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal facility for the federal government to comply with all federal, state and military regulations. Identified, classified and stored hazardous waste and materials under the guidelines of the Environmental Protection Agency and military regulation; packaged, marked and labeled hazardous wastes and materials within Department of Transportation specifications. Performed sample collection and reviewed analysis reports to accurately identify substances. Designed and conducted quarterly spill response exercises. Conducted weekly safety meetings. Inspected all waste generating facilities to ensure compliance with military regulation. Coordinated with numerous government and private agencies in different aspects of the operation.  Maintained waste tracking records and generator files for all waste generating agencies. Identified, analyzed and               maintained waste streams for all generating organizations. Coordinated and participated with government and private agencies for emergency spill response, clean up and disposal. Participated in nine consecutive successful EPA inspections. Reduced hazardous waste generation from a large quantity generator to a small quantity status. Management the facility resulted in the reduction of the EPA permit status of that facility, converting the facility into a less than 90-day accumulation point.

 

Environmental Technician

Environmental Compliance Consultants, Inc.                            

Anchorage, Alaska                                              June 1, 2003 – November 24, 2008

 

Participated in clandestine drug lab clean up operations under contract with the Drug Enforcement Administration.  Operations included identification, classification, packaging and labeling of hazardous substances used in clandestine drug manufacturing laboratories and safely transporting these substances for proper disposal.  Provided residential decontamination of prior clandestine drug manufacturing sites and performed “Fit for Use” sample collection.  Provided written reports utilizing laboratory analysis reports, in accordance with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation guidelines, to property owners and regulatory agencies.  Managed independent projects, to include mold abatement, ammunition deactivation furnace clean up and bat guano abatement. Performed quality control services on hazardous waste tracking records for the Strategic Missile Defense Command. Trained additional personnel in the arena of hazardous waste and materials management.

 

Air Craft Refueler

 

Alaska Army National Guard                                                       

Anchorage, Alaska                               July 11, 1995 – November 29, 1997             

 

Performed refueling operations of the UH-1 helicopter, UH-60 helicopter, and C-23

airplane by use of bulk petroleum tank vehicles and ground positioned hose-line

systems. Operations performed under a Secret clearance. Provided driver's training to

subordinates. Provided performance counseling and career guidance; trained

subordinates the procedures for refueling in an arctic climate and in a desert climate.

Provided aid in overcoming the Miller's Reach, Alaska, wildfires.

 

Tank Farm Securities

 

Doss Aviation             

Anchorage, Alaska                             June 24, 1995 – February 28, 1997             

 

Provided security to approximately 350 million barrels of fuel, both during rail car

pumping operations and while in storage. Inspected for potential leaks in pipeline,

pump-houses and storage tanks. Assigned to initial spill response and fire suppression

teams.

 

Petroleum Supply Specialist

 

U.S. Army                                                          March 08, 1988 – June 23, 1995

Fort Richardson, Alaska                                          

 

Served in the Federal Republic of Germany as a Petroleum Stock Accountant;

maintaining a "Secret" security clearance. Duties included reconciliation of all fuels used

within the 3rd Armored Division; issued and reconciled fuels coupons issued to military

personnel traveling great distances; instructed the Fuel Handler's Certification Course.

Transferred to the Pacific Northwest, served as a Petroleum Tank Vehicle

Operator/Supervisor and the Hazardous Waste and Materials Manager; disposing of

over 40,000 pounds of hazardous wastes; maintained an ongoing stock of packaged

petroleum products, ensuring stock rotation. Assigned to Fort Richardson, Alaska,

performed duties again as a Petroleum Tank Vehicle Operator/Supervisor. Established

and maintained the hazardous waste accumulation area within the unit, bringing

the unit into compliance with federal, state and military regulations. Provided

performance counseling and career guidance; trained subordinates on a variety of tasks

from arctic survival to spill response. Decorated several times for above standard job

performance.

 

 

Academic

Background

 

                                                                      B.S. Environmental Management

Columbia Southern University
Orange Beach, Alabama

 

The B.S. Environmental Management program provided a solid foundation in federal and state, EPA rules, regulations and concepts concerning environmental protection. The program placed emphasis on skills relating to solid waste/hazardous waste management and measures for minimizing air, soil and water pollution. Program courses: Assessing Environmental Science; Environmental Issues; Introduction to Pollution Prevention; Environmental Strategies; Industrial Ergonomics; Training and Development; Human Resource Management; Project Management; Solid Waste Management; Hazardous Waste Regulation; Hazardous Waste Management; Environmental Law and Policy; Total Environmental, Health, and Safety Management; Environmental Measures; Air Quality; Toxicology; and Environmental Assessment.

 

 

                                      Certified Environmental Compliance Manager (CECM)
Columbia Southern University
Orange Beach, Alabama

 

The certification program focuses on safety regulations; environmental regulations.

                                                  

                                                   Certified Industrial Hygiene Manager (CIHM)

Columbia Southern University
Orange Beach, Alabama

 

The program focused on the enhancement of the skills and the knowledge needed to successfully develop, administer, and evaluate occupational safety & health programs. Trained to recognize occupational hazards, and to assess their effect on health and to recommend remedial action; examine workplace regulations affecting Industrial Hygienist, and are well versed with enforcement procedures and processes in occupational law and policy development.

 

Certified Hazardous Cargo Shipping

The Travel Academy
Anchorage, Alaska

 

Technical

Certifications

Introduction to Environmental Enforcement

Web Based Training for Inspectors
Method 9 Visible Emissions Evaluator

Visible Emissions Certification
Overview of Air Quality Permitting & Compliance
Effective Permit Writing
RCRA Mc Coy Training
40-Hour Hazwoper; Current Hazwoper Refresher
24-Hour Hazwoper Field Experience
DOT Medically Qualified
First Aid
Hazard Communication
Personal Protective Equipment
Respiratory Fit Tested
Defensive Driving Practices
Best Practices: Adverse Conditions & Emergency Situations
Best Practices: Changing Lanes & Passing
Best Practices: Curves, Turns & Down Grades
Best Practices: Right of Way & Intersections
Best Practices: Start Up Back Up & Parking
Cargo Securement for Drivers; General Requirements
Cargo Securement for Drivers; Vehicle, Equipment & Machinery
DOT Hazardous Materials General Awareness
DOT Training For Drivers of Hazmat Shipments
Forklift Safety
Confined Space Entry
Lock Out / Tag Out
Excavations
Fall Protection
Ladder Safety
Aids in the Workplace
Blood-borne Pathogens
Disabilities in the Workplace
Ergonomics in the Office
Sexual Harassment For Employees
Workplace Fires and Emergencies & Fire Extinguisher Requirements
Violence in the Workplace
 

Specialized

Training

 

Specialized Education - Basic Hazardous Waste Training Course (06/10/1997)
24; Basic procedures for handling hazardous waste on Fort Richardson, Alaska in accordance with USARAK Pamphlet 200-1.

Specialized Education - Unit Alcohol and Drug Coordinator (03/22/1996)

Proper procedures for administering a military urinalysis test.

Additional Education - Cargo Specialist-Hazardous Materials Specialist Co (07/31/1995)
Proper procedures for the shipping hazardous materials by land and air.

Training - Fire Extinguisher training (06/23/1995); Proper procedures for extinguishing small fires using portable fire extinguishers, in accordance with the Fort Richardson Fire Department.

Specialized Education - Hazardous Waste Handler's Course (11/16/1994)
24; Proper procedures for handling hazardous waste on Fort Richardson, Alaska in accordance with USARAK Pamphlet 200-1.

Specialized Education - Hazwaste Manager's Course (03/22/1993)
24; Proper procedures for handling hazardous materials and wastes on Fort Richardson, Alaska.

Specialized Education - Military Airlift Command Load Planners Course (02/19/1993)
40; Proper procedures for loading hazardous materials and waste on U.S. Military aircraft.

Specialized Education - Petroleum Handlers Certification Course (08/31/1992)
40; Petroleum Handler's certification training to handle petroleum products on Fort Richardson, Alaska.

 

Specialized Education - Technical Transportation of Hazardous Materials (12/13/1991)
80; Proper procedures for documenting and transporting hazardous materials and wastes.

Specialized Education - Petroleum Vehicle Operator's Course (09/09/1988)
200; Trained on all petroleum hauling vehicles for the U.S. Army from 1/4 ton to 10 ton.

Specialized Education - Petroleum Supply Specialist Course (07/21/1988)
720; Basic petroleum handling procedures for the U.S. Army.

 

Recognized

Performance

  

Award - Letter of Appreciation (07/17/1996)
For appreciation for effort put forward in support of overcoming the Miller's Reach Wildfire.

 

Award - Army Commendation Medal (05/19/1995); For exceptionally meritorious service as a Fuel Handler and Hazardous Materials Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge.
 

Award - Army Achievement Medal (07/12/1995); For exceptionally meritorious achievement during the 306th Forward Support Battalion reorganization.

Award - Army Achievement Medal (04/29/1994); For exceptionally meritorious service as a Petroleum Supply Specialist in a Forward Support Company.
 

Award - Army Achievement Medal (02/28/1992); Meritorious service as the Petroleum Oils & Lubricants Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge.

Award - Army Commendation Medal (10/01/1992); Exceptionally meritorious service while serving as Petroleum Oils & Lubricants Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge.
 

Award - Good Conduct Medal (02/27/1991); For three consecutive years of service in the U.S. Army, first award.

Award - Army Achievement Metal (01/31/1990); For meritorious service while serving as a Petroleum Inventory Specialist. 

              Professional

References

 

State of Alaska Dept of Environmental Conservation

Division of Air Quality

Ms. Debra Dalcher

Title V Supervisor: (907) 269-7562

 

ECC, Inc.

Mr. Mark Rodriguez

President: (907) 632-8428

 

U.S. Army

DPW Environmental Services

Mr. Robert Gray

RCRA Program Manager (907) 388-7521

 

CYS Management Services, Inc.

Mr. Gilberto Guarderas

Operations Manager: (907) 345-8032

 

Alaska Army National Guard

LTC Lori Schanhals

Deputy  G-4: (907) 244-5546
 

 

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