Technicians of Infection control Technologies have some of the highest recognized credentials separating us from the competition. Technicians are OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER and Bloodborne Pathogens Trained Supervisors have taken the APIC 40-Hour Principals of Infection Control Course Projects Managers have all of the above + a professional Accreditation such as a Certified Industrial Hygienist or Certified Biorecovery Technician Status. Click on a tab to see that individuals resume:
THOMAS LICKER Division Manager, Infection Control Technolgies EDUCATION Bachelor of Science, Environmental Science, State University of Pennsylvania, Slippery Rock University
COURSE WORK- Industrial Hygiene, Medical Microbiology, Industrial Pollution Control Engineering, Waste Disposal Geochemistry, Water Quality Assessment, and Air Quality Assessment.
GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS Thomas Licker has over 15 years of professional experience that includes managing the investigation and remediation of properties involving biohazardous, hazardous materials and non-hazardous waste. He has been responsible for overseeing the clean up of sites under RCRA, CERCLA, DOD, and DOE. Thomas has worked for the Federal EPA Site assessment and Technical Assistance Team as over-site for CERCLA and RCRA Corrective Actions. In addition to these qualifications, he has been involved with major removal actions and waste management services for industrial clients. Thomas has also helped design remediation strategies for cost effective waste treatment and proper disposal. Additional project management responsibilities include developing compliance/and or clean up cost, reviewing, interpreting and summarizing laboratory data and field analytical results and technical report development, interacting with agency case managers and clients regarding the management and progress of assigned tasks. Mr. Licker has also designed and supervised the installation of production, and monitoring wells, soil boring activities, and fate and transport analysis of contaminated
ground water. Perform RCRA hazardous waste and TSCA classifications and removal actions Oversee RCRA hazardous waste treatment, transportation, and disposal activities Direct and supervise staff for event sampling plans and environmental investigations in EPA Regions two and three Intimate knowledge of qualified disposal sites and methods of treatment and or disposal Responsible for business development, scope of work development, budgeting and supervision of field operations Drilling and well installation in a variety of geological settings such and Karst and Fractured Sand Stone Manage turn-key solutions to meet client objectives
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 2005 to Present Insurance Restoration Specialists, Inc.
2004 to 2005 MAX Environmental Technologies, Inc.
1999 to 2004 US Filter/Chester Engineers
1996 to 1999 Weston Solutions – US EPA - SATA
1995 to 1996 PPG Industries
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS National Ground Water Association
Pittsburgh Young Leaders
Greater Pittsburgh Geological Society
SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATION OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response HAZWOPER 40-Hour Training, 1995
OSH 40-Hour Asbestos Contractors and Supervisors Training, 1995
Cook College Underground Storage Tank Technical and Regulatory Training, 2005
National Ground Water Association – Seminar on Contaminant Control Systems in Non-Use Aquifers, 1997 Principals of Infection Control - 40 Hour Course by the NJ Chapter of APIC
THOMAS PETER Certified Industrial Hygienist
Mold Remediation Project Manager, Environmental Division EDUCATION Master of Science, Environmental and Occupational Health Science, New York Medical College (1997)
Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Science, Purchase College (1995)
Associate of Science, Chemical Technology, Westchester College (1992) GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS Tom Peter is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and Health and Safety Manager at Insurance Restoration Specialists, Inc. (IRS), Environmental Services Division, and has an extensive background in occupational, health and safety, public health issues, indoor air quality and environmental compliance. Working as a consultant for over ten years, he has exemplary knowledge in recognition/investigation, evaluation/testing and control/mitigation of occupational and environmental hazards. Mr. Peter has managed remediation projects for indoor contaminants, managed oil spill and tank closures, assisted in emergency response and provided expert review and insurance claim oversight. He is also responsible for managing the Health and Safety Program for IRS and has published several articles on occupational health and indoor air quality. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY 2000 to PresentInsurance Restoration Specialists, Inc.
1997 to 2000The Whitman Companies, Inc.
1995 to 1997Gateway Environmental Services, inc.
1992 to 1995Environmental Services of America (ENSA)
1988 to 1992Testwell Craig Labs
1987 to 1987New York City Department of Environmental Protection PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS American Board of Industrial Hygiene, Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)
American Industrial Hygiene Association (National and Local Member)
American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH Member)
IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician
American Indoor Air Quality Council – Certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS)
National Air Duct Cleaners Association – Air Systems Cleaning Specialist (ASCS) SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATION OSHA 40 Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Safety
OSHA Confined Space Entry Training
OSHA 10 Hour Construction Safety and Health Certification
OSHA Right-to-Know Hazard Awareness Certification
NFPA Emergency Hazard First Responder Operations Certification
Lead Inspection and Abatement Management
Risk Communication Seminar for Health Professionals
National Institute of Occupational Health 582 Equivalence
Asbestos Inspector, Project Designer, Project Supervisor, NJAST
American Indoor Air Quality Council Certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND Author of OSHA: Regulating Indoor Air Quality & Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the Workplace, New Jersey Environmental Law Letter , (12/1994)
Author of Proactive Approach to Safety May Save Money in Long Term, Printing News East, (5/1995)
Author of Indoor Air Pollutants May Pose a Damage to Workers, The Reporter Dispatch, (10/1995)
Author of Manage Indoor Air Quality for Better Business Value, Carson Report , (1/1998)
Author of Indoor Air Pollution, Taking a Proactive Approach to Keep Costs, Complaints in Check, Office & Industrial Properties, (4/1998)
Author of Mold Remediation Guidelines: How to Eliminate a Growing Hazard, Environmental Compliance & Litigation Strategy, (6/2000)
Author of Cleaning & Restoration, Contractors, IHs Band Together to Remediate Mold, Indoor Environment Connections, (12/2000)
Instructor of classes on asbestos and mold remediation methods and associated health and safety topics
Presentation: Disaster Kleenup International (DKI)
Mold Remediation – For Restoration Contractors, September 28, 2000
Presentation: NJ Section of the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA)
Mold Health Issues, Assessment, Testing & Proper Remediation Methods October 24, 2001
Presentation: Mold Workshop for Insurance Representatives October 30, 2001 and November 15, 2001
Actively performing public presentations on water damage restoration, mold remediation, and indoor air quality issues (2005)
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