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I JOHN C. SMYTH, Ph.D., CIH I O a Senior Scientist I Project Assignment: Health and Safety I ECT Corporate Health and Safety (H&S) Manager—Manage ECT corpo- rateEducation H&S in conjunction with individual ECT office managers and office H&S coordinators. Responsible for developing corporate H&S policies and proce- Ph.D.. Industrial Hygiene andI Safety Management— dures and assisting in their implementation within the company. Also respon- University of South Florida. sible for ensuring policies and procedures are kept current to changing regula- 2006 tions and technologies. MSPH. Industrial Hygiene/Safety II Management—University of Project Manager; Indoor Environmental Quality(IEQ) Evaluations. Eck- South Florida, 1994 erd College—Conducted several indoor air quality (IAQ) evaluations includ- B.S..Chemistry/Alathematics— ing measurement of temperature, relative humidity. carbon dioxide, carbon University of Pittsburgh. 1985 monoxide, and building material moisture content. Sampling for nonviable 11 airborne mold spores has been conducted in addition to visual observations of Registrations room surfaces/contents plus inspection of accessible HVAC components. Certified Industrial Hygienist. No.I 6048CP Project Manager; Asbestos Consulting Services, Eckerd College—Manage AHERA Asbestos Inspector several asbestos projects on an ongoing basis for this private college located in AHERA Asbestos Management St. Petersburg. Florida including asbestos surveys, abatement oversight, and n Planner maintenance of a database of asbestos abatement and survey activities. Con- ��1! AHERA Asbestos Supervisor ducted an extensive records review to assist Eckerd in updating asbestos NIOSH 582 Equivalent Certified recordkeeping requirements. Association of Energy Engineers I Project Manager; Mercury Vapor Assessment, Pinellas County Schools— Certified Indoor Air Quality Professional. \o. 266 Elemental mercury was released from a sphygmomanometer in a high school nursing lab in Gulfport. Florida. A portable cold-vapor atomic absorption unit Affiliations was used to isolate residual mercury sources and obtain airborne mercury va- Adjunct Assistant Professor. Uni- por measurements. Mercury vapor measurements were compared against the versify of South Florida College FDEP June 2008 cleanup guidelines. of Public Health, Department of Environmental and Occupation- Project Manager; Radiofrequency Power and X-Ray Exposure Assess- al Health ment, DRS Laurel Technologies—Conducted numerous assessments of em- Diplomate. Academy of Industrial ployee and public exposure to radiofrequency nonionizing radiation generated Hygiene from high power defense electronics systems at the facility in Largo. Florida.11 American Chemical Society Measured potential x-ray leakage from high power electronic vacuum tube American Industrial Hygiene As- components of an advanced radar system. sociation. Florida Section Past aPresident Project Manager; OSHA Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Applica- tion Preparation, Veolia Environmental Systems, Inc.—Conducted an as- Vice-President. Board of Direc- sessment of the readiness of this municipal solid waste transfer facility in Oca- tors la. Florida. to apply for the OSHA VPP. Assessments included an evaluation of safety management systems and programs. a mock OSHA audit, industrial Areas of Specialization hygiene (IH) evaluations for chemical agents and noise, heat stress assess- Assessment of Exposure to Physi- ments for building occupants and route drivers, a novel infrared thermal imag- cal.Chemical. and Biological ing study of route trucks to assess contact burn risk. and evacuation route de- Agents: Bioaerosol Evaluations, velopment. Occupational Health and Safety Task Manager; Noise Evaluation, Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU)— II Audits and Training. Asbestos Surveys. Bloodborne Pathogen A comprehensive noise assessment was performed for two city-owned and op- Program Development and Im- erated coal-fired power plants in Gainesville. Florida. The evaluation included plementation. Chemical Manufac_ personal noise dosimetry for GRU employees and a comprehensive area noise Luring Hazardous Exposure As- level survey. The final report included graphical representations of plant loca- sessments. Heat Stress Exposure tions with representative noise level measurements and recommendations for Evaluations. Noise Exposure warning sign placement for hearing protection required areas. II Evaluations p alici Envite mil Carmftlig& bcfrology,Inc ',MAUL YANG'CIFY OF SUNNY ISLES1APPE.SDICFSUtFSUMES SUNYISLS.DOC-013012