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Clean Harbors Deer Trail Organization Chart December 2014

Leresa AtwoodFacility Administrator

Clyde ChristmanRadiation Safety Officer

Ismael HernandezFacility Foreman

Randy MusgraveFacility Foreman

Dan O'BrienEquipment Operator II

Joe SanchezEquipment Operator II

Jason LazorFacility Technician III

Jack PriestEquipment Operator I

Dylan BourquinFacility Technician I

Jon FurmanEquipment Operator I

Kyle LineburFacility Technician I

Ethan BurgessFacility Technician I

Larry BellFacility Technician I

Bob ShawOperations Supervisor

Denise JobLab Chemist I

Stephanie ShoupLab Chemist 1

Kindra OrmsbeeReceiviing Tech

Karen MickReciving Coordinator

Janice MusgraveFacility Coordinator

Rachel MorlockReceiving Tech

Debra PhillabaumLaboratory Manager

John KehoeFacility General Manager

Les AshwoodSenior Compliance Manager

Personnel Training and Experience CHDT personnel have been conducting Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials disposal operations since December 2006. All staff members have been trained on the basics of radioactive materials and basic radiation safety. All staff members have been trained in CHDT Operational SOP’s. Ongoing training occurs at least annually. Operations staff are trained and experienced in the use of radiation instruments. Staff training in radiation safety is summarized in this document. Most CHDT Operations staff members have more than ten years experience in landfill waste operations and they are expert at safely handling many types of hazardous materials. CHDT Key Personnel have many years of technical education and experience. Staff organization and responsibilities are detailed in SOP 15.RPP.01 Radiation Protection Plan. A current organizational chart is included in this attachment. Resumes of Key Personnel are also included.

Key Personnel Jack Kehoe, M.S. Facility General Manager Clyde Christman Radiation Safety Officer Debra Phillabaum Lab Supervisor Robert Shaw Operations Supervisor Kirk Baker Alternate Radiation Safety Officer Jim Langsted, CHP Alternate Radiation Safety Officer (CB&I)

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SUM M ARY OF QUALI FI CATI ONS

16 years as Environmental Compl iance Career Professional with cur rent extensive exper ience in Environmental Protect ion, Employee Heal th & Safety and OSHA compliance. Demonstrates abi l i ty to bui ld rappor t and resolve complex safety issues. Environmental law understanding and interpretat ion; soi l classificat ion and ai r moni tor ing. Abi l i ty to assess and apply basic fi rst aid to a var iety of injur ies and to give, and monitor CPR.

Knowledge of the t r iage procedures as wel l as both knowledge and exper ience in the handl ing of an emergency situat ion.

CORE COM PETENCI ES

Safety and Training Employee and contractor onsi te safety t raining induct ions and or ientat ions. Development of I nduct ion documents for consistent si te and job specific induct ions. Construct ion, environmental and industr ial hazard r isk assessments and job-site safety audi ts. Works closely with depar tment advisors to promote safety whi le ensur ing al l targets were met . Close l iaison with depar tment heads to ensure al l t raining needs are met and maintained. Designs, car r ies out and assesses t raining programs and courses. Site supervision to ensure high-r isk job specific act ivi t ies are under taken safely and efficient ly. Coaches employees in safe work pract ices, safety standards and pol icies. Conducts accident and near miss invest igat ions. Analyzes accident records to determine the root cause and apply cor rect ive measures Prepares, presents and documents monthly safety meet ings and safety talks. Develop, implement and enforce safety pol icies and procedures. Prepares and monitors JSA / PTW documents and registers. Coordinates Workplace Compensat ion and Rehabil i tat ion cases. Wr ites, edits, and produces newslet ters, memos, pol icies, safety bul let ins and aler ts. Regular inspect ions to ensure that si te safety and faci l i ty safety pract ices are fol lowed. Ensures regulatory conformance to al l requirements including internat ional safety standards, State,

OSHA, EPA, and USACE. Environmental Confined space entry, contaminated soi l removal and mater ial decontaminat ion as well as soi l

stabi l izat ion, character izat ion and disposal, and air monitor ing. Remediat ion of contaminated soi l through excavat ion. Prepares and analyzes air samples. Sampling included real t ime par t iculate samples, famil iar with the use of the Mult i-Rae and MSA

Sir ius organic vapor meter , and var ious other air qual i ty sampl ing devices. Per form radiological surveys with the use of var ious detect ion equipment . Theoretical Abili ties Assisted in the creat ion of Site Health and Safety Plans / Radiat ion Protect ion Plans. Implementat ion of Site Health and Safety Plans / Radiat ion Protect ion Plans Implementat ion of the Si te Health and Safety Plan, USACE Safety and Health Requirements Manual

and OSHA standards.

EM PLOYM ENT BACKGROUND H EALTH AND SAFETY: CLEAN HARBORS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES JAN 2008 – PRESENT RADI ATI ON SAFETY OFFI CER / H EALTH AND SAFETY M ANAGER

H EALTH AND SAFETY: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. JAN 2006 – JAN 2008

WELSBACH/GGM SUPERFUND PROJECT: GLOUCESTER CI TY, NJ EPA SUPERFUND REM EDI ATI ON SI TE Page 1 of 3 K irk Baker


H EALTH AND SAFETY: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. SEP 2002 – JAN 2006

VI NELAND CH EM I CAL SUPERFUND PROJECT: VI NELAND, NJ EPA SUPERFUND REM EDI ATI ON SI TE

H EALTH AND SAFETY: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. AUG 2002 – SEP 2002

H OUSTONI C RI VER PROJECT: PI TTSFI ELD, M A EPA/GE SUPERFUND REM EDI ATI ON SI TE

H EALTH AND SAFETY: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. JUN 2002 – JUL 2002

OLI N REM EDI ATI ON PROJECT: SALTVI LLE, VA

H EALTH AND SAFETY/ RADI OLOGI CAL: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. APR 2002 – M AY 2002

U.S. RADI UM SUPERFUND PROJECT: ORANGE, NJ EPA SUPERFUND REM EDI ATI ON SI TE

H EALTH AND SAFETY: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. JAN 2002 – APR 2002

VI NELAND CH EM I CAL SUPERFUND PROJECT: VI NELAND, NJ EPA SUPERFUND REM EDI ATI ON SI TE

H EALTH AND SAFETY/ RADI OLOGI CAL: SEVENSON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, I NC. AUG 2000 – DEC 2001

U.S. RADI UM SUPERFUND PROJECT: ORANGE, NJ EPA SUPERFUND REM EDI ATI ON SI TE

PROFESSI ONAL DEVELOPM ENT

OSH A 40 H R, H AZWOPER OSH A 10 H R, Construction Safety OSH A 8 H R, Supervisor y Training

Defensive Dr iver Training I nstructor Radiation Wor ker 1 and 2

First Aid, CPR, A.E.D. and Blood borne Pathogen Training, Radiation Safety Officer Training

EDUCATI ON Technical Cer ti ficate in Data Processing, I ndian River Community Col lege, For t Pierce, Flor ida

AFFI LI ATI ONS

Avai lable upon request

REFERENCES

Avai lable upon request

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Prior Work Experience:

Hope Creek Nuclear Power Facility Refuel Outage Support. Health Physics Technician. Duties: Inspected and prepared survey equipment. Provided support and monitoring of personal protection level requirements.

Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Refuel Outages Support. Health Physics Technician. Duties: Provided support and monitoring of personal protection level requirements. Provided surveys/job coverage during drywell activities.

Robert E. Ginna Nuclear Station Refuel Outage Support. Health Physics Technician. Duties: Provided support during equipment release, radwaste shipping, and general area surveys and air sampling.

Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Co. Refuel Outage Support. Decontamination Technician. Duties: Provide support during resin media transfers, high radiation filter transfers, dry active waste shipment.

Shoreham Nuclear Facility Decommission Support Decontamination Technician. Duties: Assisted in the final decontamination of the spent fuel pool to allowable release levels.

Clean Harbors Inc. (Mrs. Paul’s Food Processing Plant) Hazardous Waste Removal Environmental Field Technician Duties: Provided support during contaminated equipment removal, total building decontamination, contaminated trash removal and prep. for transfer.

St. Lucie Nuclear Power Facility Refuel Outage Support Decontamination Technician.

Grand Gulf Nuclear Station Refuel Outage Support Mechanic/Decontamination Technician

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CLYDE E. CHRISTMAN 3271 W. 93rd Avenue H: (303)650-6174 C: (303)345-3733 Westminster, CO 80031 [email protected]

HEALTH AND SAFETY PROFESSIONAL Occupational Safety – Industrial Hygiene – Radiological Safety

Over 20 years experience developing innovative and effective health and safety programs. Recognized for raising safety performance to award winning levels while significantly reducing costs. Strong organizer, communicator and consensus-builder. “Q” Security Clearance (inactive since 10/03).

• Safety Program Development • Accident Investigation • Radiation Safety Officer • ESH Audit / Assessment • Health and Safety Manager • Emergency Preparedness • Training Director • Chairman, Executive Safety Committee • National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologists (NRRPT) - Active

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc., Deer Trail, CO 2010 - Present Radiation Safety Officer Development, implementation and maintenance of the radiation protection program consistent with Federal, State and County requirements. Responsible for establishing and executing managerial, technical, and operational functions of the Radiation Safety Program. Provide Radiation Safety oversight and ensure compliance with the rules and regulations governing the handling and use of radioactive materials.

• Secured renewal of the radioactive materials license • Completed consecutive CDPHE inspections with no violations • Develop, deploy and maintain appropriate training programs for personnel • Oversee receipt, use and disposal of radioactive materials • Design, implement and evaluate monitoring programs, inspection standards, safe work methods,

decontamination procedures and radiological emergency procedures • Maintain open lines of communication with regulatory officials • Ability to set priorities, meet deadlines, take initiative, manage projects and work independently • Also serve as Health and Safety Manager and Training Director

Bartlett Nuclear, Inc., Plymouth, MA 2006 - 2010 Radiological Engineer/Senior Health Physics Technician Supported refueling outages at Exelon Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station, Lacey, NJ; Dominion Virginia Power North Anna Power Station, Mineral, VA; Surry Power Station, Surry, VA; Kewaunee Power Station, Kewaunee, WI

• As Contamination Control Coordinator, reduced personnel contamination events (PCEs) by 50%. • Performed tracking, trending and incident investigation of personnel contamination events. • Implemented Tacky Pad Program for tracking and trending of contamination control points. • Instructor/evaluator/coach Radiation Worker training and High Radiation Dynamic Learning Activity. • Provided contamination control oversight for conduct of refueling/maintenance activities • Performed and documented radiological surveys: contamination; radiation; free release • Conducted air sampling: confined space; low/high volume; lapel; breathing zone; general area • Coordinated decontamination and release of areas, equipment and personnel

CLYDE E. CHRISTMAN PAGE TWO Custom Microwave, Inc., Longmont, CO 2005 – 2006 (Company provides electroform microwave communications devices for military and space applications) Environmental/Safety Manager Managed environmental and safety programs. Developed and implemented all employee training programs. Wrote and updated all waste handling and production procedures. Created contingency plan for emergency response activities approved by Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

• Created waste characterization guidance document for internal use. • Updated hazard communications training plan. • Managed hazardous waste satellite and 90-day storage areas. • Commenced organization of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). • Shipped all hazardous wastes, unused and outdated chemicals for disposal.

Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site 1983 – 2003 Wackenhut Services, LLC, Golden, CO Principal Health Physicist (1995 – 2003) Selected to manage site-wide Environment, Safety, Health and Quality (ESH&Q) program for 400 employees. Planned, developed and implemented long-range solutions to reduce risk to employees and property. Integrated ESH management systems into daily business operations.

• Created monthly radiological worker performance-based training program that reduced radiation dose for eight consecutive years saving over $600K in potential medical costs.

• Remain current and ensured compliance with federal regulations including DOT 49CFR, NFPA, OSHA, EPA, NIOSH. Proactively identified risk and eliminated potential fines.

• Developed and conducted specialized radiological worker training for site Emergency Response organizations including fire, medical and security.

• Developed respiratory protection policies and wrote procedures as needed for radiological, chemical and particulate hazards for entire site. Evaluated personal protective equipment (PPE).

• Conducted accident investigations and developed corrective actions to eliminate root causes. • As DOE certified Assessor, conducted management assessments to identify deficiencies, performed root cause

analyses, developed corrective actions, developed/implemented training, and conducted follow-up assessments. • Elected Chairman, Executive Safety Committee for eight straight years based on record of significantly improving

safety program and ability to develop rapport across diverse groups. • Led large teams to complete various ESH projects onsite.

EG&G Inc., Golden, CO Instructor/Developer V, Safety, Health and Environmental Training (1990 – 1995) Developed, implemented and revised performance-based training programs for 4000 employees on seven shifts. This included both lectures and practical laboratory operations with follow-up testing, evaluation and remedial training.

• Designed classroom training, online training and work site training aids. • Certified Trainer and Instructional Designer for numerous chemical safety, industrial safety, and respiratory

protection courses including self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and supplied breathing air operations. • Certified instructor for Hazardous Waste Operations/Emergency Response (HAZWOPER and 40 hr. OSHA). • Developed new radiological safety training, beryllium awareness, asbestos operations and general employee training

programs. Rockwell International, Inc., Golden, CO Health Physicist VI, Radiological Engineering (1983 – 1990) Responsible for administration and technical oversight of the radiological protection program in 93 site buildings and lump sum areas as both Building and Project Engineer.

• Completed Radiological Control Technician progression program - served 6 years as Radiological Control Technician.

• Maintained radioactive source and radiation-generating device registries to ensure compliance with inspection and inventory requirements.

CLYDE E. CHRISTMAN PAGE THREE • Performed radiological engineering design reviews for modifications to existing buildings and systems that could

affect radiological conditions and employee safety. • Assembled representatives from multiple disciplines to identify corrective actions and provide technical oversight to

verify resolution of Joint Company/Union (JCUSC) safety concerns.

EDUCATION Chemical Operations/Physics, Certificate, (56 hours) Community College of Denver, Denver, CO

Algebra/Chemistry, (8 hours) Shawnee State Community College, Portsmouth, OH Business Administration, (8 hours) Portsmouth Interstate Business College, Portsmouth, OH

Elementary Education studies, (90 hours) Otterbein College, Westerville, OH

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Enrichment Program – have taught elementary students math and science for 6 years at Sierra Elementary, Arvada, CO

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Employee: Clyde Christman

Date Title Length Trainer Affiliation4/28/2014 WMD Radiological/Nuclear Course for HazMat Technicians 4 Days Various U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security11/24/2013 WMD Rad/Nuc Awareness 6 hrs Online U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security

8/16/2013 Volunteer Capacity Building Workshop 8 hrs VariousCDPHE Office of Emergency Preparedness & Response

5/17/2013 Radiation Response Volunteer Corps Workshop 8 hrs VariousCDPHE Office of Emergency Preparedness & Response

5/7/2013 Introduction to Incident Command System 3 hrs Online U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security5/7/2013 National Incident Management System 3 hrs Online U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security

6/9/2011Requirements for Shipping Limited Quantity Radioactive Materials with Radiation Fundamentals 6 hrs Kelly Austin

Dade Moeller Radiation Safety Academy

6/8/2011DOT, IATA, and NRC Requirements for Shipping Radioactive Instruments and Articles 4 hrs Sean Austin


6/7/2011DOT and NRC Requirements for Shipping Radioactive Empty Packages 4 hrs Sean Austin


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Employee: Ismael Hernandez

Date Title Length Trainer Affiliation7/23/2014 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail3/26/2013 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/24/2012 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/4/2011 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail

12/22/2009 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/3/2009 Summary of CDPHE Inspection 30 min John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail

12/30/2008 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail10/4/2007 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail5/9/2007 SOP revision: Routine Radiation Surveys 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail12/1/2006 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/19/2006 OJT: General Survey Techniques As Needed William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA1/19/2006 OJT: Personnel Surveys and Decontamination Techniques As Needed11/15/2005 SOP Landfill Operations 1 hr John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail11/15/2005 SOP Treatment Operations

10/18/05-10/19/05 Radiation Protection Instruments 10 hrs William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA10/18/05-10/19/05 Radiation SOPs10/18/05-10/19/05 Radiation Protection Plan10/18/05-10/19/05 Surveys9/28/05-9/29/05 Basics of Radiation and Radiochemistry 4 hrs William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA9/28/05-9/29/05 Naturally Occuring Radioactivity9/28/05-9/29/05 NORM and TENORM9/28/05-9/29/05 Health Effects of Radiation9/28/05-9/29/05 Basic Radiation Safety9/28/05-9/29/05 Radiation Protection: Guidelines, Standards, and Regulations

Resume of:

John H. (Jack) Kehoe, M.S

Facility General Manager, Clean Harbors Deer Trail, LLC

EDUCATION: M.S. - Environmental Engineering, 1998-Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Graduate study Chemical Engineering and Chemistry- Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, VA 1982-1983;

B.S. - Chemistry, 1982 - George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, ABILITIES: Encyclopedic knowledge of chemistry; skilled at analytical thinking and systems evaluation; effective at managing personnel to accomplish difficult projects; skilled at the training and development of staff; excellent technical writer; broad background of scientific and engineering knowledge gained from both study and experience; thorough understanding of the political and regulatory process; expert knowledge of Hazardous Waste, Radioactive Waste, Mixed Waste, Wastewater Treatment, Environmental management systems.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: General Manager Deer Trail Landfill, Clean Harbors Deer Trail, LLC, Deer Trail, CO., Dec. 2003-Present

Manage all the operations and staff of a NORM waste landfill, hazardous waste landfill and treatment facility; implement procedures needed to keep facility operating in a safe and efficient manner; responsible for safety, environmental compliance, and financial performance of the facility.

Operations/Technical Manager- Grassy Mountain Landfill Safety-Kleen Grassy Mountain Facility Clive, Utah: 1999- 2003.

Managed all the operations of a hazardous waste landfill and treatment facility; supervised the operating staff, laboratory staff, and technical staff; implemented procedures needed to keep facility operating in a safe and efficient manner; wrote and successfully obtained four variances from the Land Disposal Restrictions; completely overhauled all waste treatment operations at the facility; substantially reduced the operating costs of the facility; improved the environmental compliance record of the facility.

Operations Manager-NIH Project Laidlaw Environmental Services at NIH/Bethesda, MD: 1992--1999.

Managed all aspects of a $6 Million/year contract; Directed environmental operating and consulting services, facility compliance and environmental operations for the NIH (National Institutes of Health) waste facility, a government owned permitted TSDF. Hired and supervised staff of 27 in management of low-level radioactive waste, hazardous waste, mixed waste, wastewater and analytical services. Oversaw tremendous expansion of services provided under this contract. Conducted environmental cleanup work and site remediation; operated computerized waste tracking systems. Conducted environmental sampling and directed lab analysis. Performed inspections and audits; Maintained liaison with government officials. Provided annual, quarterly and other reports; Designed, built, and operated waste treatment systems; Kept operating costs accountable with government contracting regulations. This contract was successfully rebid for another five-year term starting April 1998.

Operations Manager-Laurel Facility Laidlaw Environmental Services, Laurel, MD: 1991- 1992

Managed compliance and operations of a TSDF storage facility which provided hazardous waste management and field services; Hired and supervised operations personnel; Kept staff informed of changes to federal and state regulations; Conducted compliance audits for customers; Conducted environmental audits of disposal facilities.

Senior Routing Supervisor-Laurel Facility Laidlaw Environmental (formerly known as GSX): 1984 - 1991 Reviewed waste stream profiles for acceptability; determined land disposal restrictions applicability for all waste streams. Reviewed laboratory analysis for all waste streams; Responsible for hazardous waste manifest acceptance. Conducted employee-training programs in RCRA and DOT regulations.

SPECIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1994-98 - UV Oxidation Treatment of Mixed Radioactive Hazardous Waste

Developed and designed treatment and pretreatment parameters and system configuration for UV/Hydrogen Peroxide oxidation treatment system for destruction of organic chemicals in mixed low level radioactive/hazardous waste water, at the NIH. This on site treatment operation has provided substantial cost savings and enhanced compliance for the customer while providing the Company with increased revenue by expanding the scope of services provided. This also enhanced the Company’s ability to obtain and keep long-term contracts of this type.

1993-95 - Activated Carbon System for Treatment of Aqueous Radioactive Waste.

Developed, set up, and created treatment parameters and analytical protocols for the NIH activated carbon treatment unit for removal of organic contamination from low level radioactive waste water at NIH. This has enabled NIH to routinely meet discharge limits preventing fines and legal costs, while providing the company with increased revenue by expanding the scope of services. This also enhanced the Company’s ability to obtain and keep these types of contracts.

1995 _ Aqueous Radioactive Waste Storage Tank Remediation and Redesign.

Developed procedures, supervised and implemented tank man way installation, sludge removal and remediation and treatment operations from nine low-level radioactive waste storage tanks at NIH. Completed project ahead of schedule and at 40% lower cost than the other bidder. This enabled the NIH to maintain and enhance their radioactive waste operations and their compliance. This project provided the Company with increased event revenue.

1993-98 - Environmental Lab

Set up and directed on-site environmental lab operations at NIH including volatile and semi volatile GCMS analysis, metals, TOC, and wet chemistry. This increased the scope of operations under this contract and has provided the Company with increased revenue.

1992 - 1998 - Waste Water Testing

1992 - 1997 - Provided wastewater compliance testing, biannual and batch, for toxic organic chemicals and other constituents for the NIH POTW discharge permit.

1993 - 1997 Provided testing for the NIH NPDES discharge permit.

1992 - Designed and implemented screening and testing techniques to keep organic contamination of NIH low level radioactive waste water below RCRA limits.

1994 - Air Emissions Testing

1994 - Provided air emissions compliance testing at NIH medical waste incinerators.

1994 – Provided air emissions compliance testing at NIH fuel oil and gas fired steam boilers.

1987 - Temporary Lab Manager and waste profile approval staff at the Pinewood, SC Landfill Facility during staff shortage.

1986, 1985 - Temporary waste profile approval and lab pack list approval at the Pinewood, SC facility.

Writing and Publications • “UV Oxidation Treatment of Aqueous Radioactive Waste Standard Operating Procedure”, 1998.

• “NIH Laboratory Quality Assurance and Quality Control Plan”, 1998

• “Carbon Adsorption Treatment of Aqueous Radioactive Waste”, 1998

• “Digestion of Organic Samples for Mercury Screening Using Cold Vapor Atomic Absorption”, 1998.

• “NIH Contract Hazardous and Radioactive Waste Operations Quality Assurance Plan”, 1998

• “NIH Contract Health, Safety and Radiation Protection Plan” (Edited), 1998

• “Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for Counting Aqueous Radioactive Waste”, 1998

• “Sampling and Analysis of Wastewater Discharges at the National Institutes of Health”, Fall, 1997.

• “NIH Contract Technical Proposal” (Co-author), Sept., 1997

• “Sampling and Analysis of Wastewater Discharges at the National Institutes of Health”, Spring, 1997

• “Sampling and Analysis of Wastewater Discharges at the National Institutes of Health”, Fall. 1996.

Selected Training Courses 1996-1998 - Radiation Safety in the Laboratory, NIH, Bethesda, MD

1995-Mixed Waste Management, DSSI Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc., Kingston. TN

1995-HM-126f training pursuant to 49 CFR 172-702, Laidlaw Environmental Services, Laurel, MD

1993-HM-181 Performance Oriented Packaging Standards, Laidlaw Environmental Services, Laurel, Md

1993-HMTUSA training program, Laidlaw Environmental Services, Laurel, MD

1993-40 hours Equivalency Training, Hazardous Waste Operations According to 29 CFR 1910.120

1988-Explosion Prevention and Protection, Hercules, Inc., Edison, NJ

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12/30/2008 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail10/4/2007 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail5/9/2007 SOP revision: Routine Radiation Surveys 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail12/1/2006 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/18/2006 OJT: General Survey Techniques As Needed William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA1/19/2006 OJT: Personnel Surveys and Decontamination Techniques As Needed1/19/2006 OJT: Spill Response and Post-Clean-Up Surveys As Needed1/19/2006 OJT: Equipment Survey Techniques As Needed1/19/2006 OJT: Gamma Spectra Analysis As Needed1/19/2006 OJT: Gate Monitor Operation and Waste Acceptance As Needed11/15/2005 SOP Landfill Operations 1 hr John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail11/15/2005 SOP Treatment Operations


James M. Langsted, CHP – Radiation Safety Officer

Professional Qualifications Mr. Langsted is a Certified Health Physicist with over 39 years of experience in diverse operational and consulting radiological protection. His experience includes work in Operational Health Physics, and Facility D&D, and Nuclear Safety Engineering. Expertise includes, managing D&D, waste management, DOE Authorization Basis development, implementation, and evaluation, and implementation of safety controls at Department of Energy (DOE) and commercial nuclear facilities in both operations and D&D modes. Education Master of Science, Radiological Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle , Washington, 1977 Bachelor of Science, Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, 1975 Registrations/Certifications/Licenses Certified Health Physicist, 1982, Active, Nationwide, through 12/2018 Security Clearance Secret Clearance, US Department of Defense, 2006, Inactive, 10/2014 Q Clearance, US Department of Energy, 1978, Inactive, 06/2001 Relevant Experience and Background

10/2005 - Present Scientist 5, CB&I Federal Services LLC, Denver, Colorado Scientist 5, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc., Federal Services, Denver, Colorado Responsibilities include providing professional Health Physics to a wide variety of projects and programs. He supports Federal Services as well as Commercial, State, and Local division projects. Support includes programmatic, regulatory, and technical issues to accomplish radiological protection of workers, the public, and the environment. X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer (XRF) Use Program - Managed radiological controls and regulatory compliance as Radiation Safety Officer, necessary for the use of hand-held x-ray fluorescence spectrometer (XRF) field use at over 44 remediation sites. Each implementation required assurance that correct regulatory requirements have been identified and implemented, personnel training has been accomplished and appropriate posting is accomplished. Field X-ray Source - Developed radiological controls for the safe use of portable X-ray sources for field radiography of unexploded ordinance encountered during closed military base clearances. Provided technical support to implement onsite controls and training to site personnel. Radiological controls met client and local regulatory requirements for field radiography. Marine Corps Air Station El Toro - Developed and implemented radiological protection program for field survey and radiological control of landfill remediation at closed military airbase.

James M. Langsted 2

Provided worker training, Radiological Control Technician procedural and field guidance, and oversight of radiological survey results and site control. Site was successfully remediated with identification and removal of radiological commodities and final closure of the site. Former Alameda Point Naval Air Station Radium Controls - Radiological Safety Officer for six-phase heating system volatile organic sub-slab remediation at a closed military airbase. Defined, implemented, and oversaw radiological controls for radium-contaminated soil during installation, remediation, and removal activities for three different locations at the site. Boeing Reality Corporation - Project Manager for contract to survey closed aircraft manufacturing facilities and reclaimed property for real estate transfer. A historical license and record review was performed to identify radionuclides of concern. Facility surface survey and soil sampling to verify absence of depleted uranium, potentially from aircraft control surface counterweight alterations; and natural uranium potentially contained in aircraft paints. Both evaluations were performed in the presence of natural background uranium. Final report documenting absence of contamination provided the regulators and client documentation for use in property transaction decisions. SPRU Land Areas Clean Up - Provided radiological readiness evaluation for DOE site soil removal project. Member of a Readiness Evaluation team that performed onsite review of documentation, personnel and equipment readiness, and operational readiness. Mockup performance of critical project tasks were observed and evaluated. A Readiness Assessment was completed to support authorization to begin onsite remediation work. Naval Station ? Puget Sound (Sand Point) - Certified Health Physicist providing project design, estimating, execution, and documentation for radiological characterization of radium-contaminated aircraft instrument shops at a closed military facility. Provided onsite radiation protection supervisor services, managing radiological control technicians as scoping and characterization surveys were performed and documented. Significantly more contamination was identified than initially anticipated, resulting in extended field work. Managed radioactive material license necessary to perform the work and managed the investigation derived radiological waste generated during the characterization. 05/2002 - 10/2005 Senior Consultant I, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc., Federal Services, Centennial, Colorado 08/2001 - 05/2002 Senior Consultant I, IT Corporation (The Shaw Group In., acquired substantially all of the operating assets of The IT Group, Inc., on May 23, 2002.), Englewood, Colorado 04/1997 - 08/2001 Certified Health Physicist, Rocky Mountain Remediation Services, L.L.C., Golden, Colorado 12/1993 - 04/1997 Senior Health Physicist, Chew & Associates, Golden, Colorado 03/1990 - 11/1993 Health Physics Manager, Dames & Moore, Denver, Colorado 11/1977 - 03/1990 Progressive Technical and Management Position, EG&G Rocky Flats, Inc., Rocky Flats, Colorado

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Employee: Dan O'Brien


12/22/2009 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail3/31/2010 OJT: Gamma Spectra Analysis As Needed John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail3/31/2010 OJT: Use of the Alpha Beta Counter As Needed John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/3/2009 Summary of CDPHE Inspection 30 min John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail



Debra D. Phillabaum

Lab Supervisor

Summary:

Debra has many years experience in radiochemistry and laboratory quality control. She has worked at many commercial radiochemical laboratories. Experience with various radiometric instruments include Beckman, Canberra, Nuclear Data, Berthold, EG & G, Packard, Tennelec as well as Eberline. Analytical procedures include radiochemical separation of nuclides by resin columns, precipitation, electro-deposition, emanation, extraction, and distillation. Sample matrices include soil, vegetation, biological specimens, water, clothing, and various other solids and liquids. Analytes include but not limited to gross alpha/beta, gamma, isotopic Uranium, isotopic Thorium, isotopic Plutonium, isotopic Americium/Curium, other rare earth alpha emitters, tritium, C14, Tc99, Pb210, Ra224/226/228, Sr89/90, radon and Fe55.

Debra has worked as the Lab Supervisor at CHDT since the beginning of acceptance of radioactive materials. She has had extensive training in radiation safety and the handling of radioactive materials. As Lab Supervisor, Debra oversees the quality assurance of the Laboratory including waste receiving and waste lab analysis. She supervises the performance of large parts of the environmental monitoring program including that of wastewater discharges, groundwater sampling, and air monitoring data collection and analysis. Debra’s experience in radiochemical lab work enables her to critically evaluate generator radiochemical analyses that are critical to the waste acceptance process.

Education:

B. S. Composite Science, Wayland College, Cum Laude

Training:

Professional Experience:

2006-Present Clean Harbors Deer Trail LLC Lab. Supervisor Responsibilities include overseeing all aspects of laboratory functions, including metals analysis, inputting sample data into the computer system, and overseeing outside laboratory analysis and manifest data entry and compliance. Debra is responsible for the quality assurance of all CHDT waste acceptance and lab operations.

2003-2006 Clean Harbors – Kimball Plant QA Manager Responsibilities included overseeing all aspects of quality assurance and control within the laboratories, update current documents within the laboratories, maintain PE Studies and any resulting corrective actions, obtain and maintain laboratory certifications, maintain blind analysis schedule, internal audits, training schedules, and logbook review schedules. Prior to the hiring of a full time metals chemist, ran ICP and CVAA.

1999-2002 EnviroTest Laboratories, LLC QA Manager Responsibilities included oversight of all aspects of the Quality Assurance Program within the laboratory, obtained and maintained national and state certifications, wrote and implemented procedures, audit responses, reports to management, training program, PE Studies and corrective actions, and internal audits. Attended an internal audit training class in 2002.

1995-1999 Core Laboratories QA/QC Coordinator Responsibilities included oversight of all aspects of the Quality Assurance Program within the laboratory, obtained and maintained national and state certifications, wrote and implemented procedures, audit responses, reports to corporate, training program, PE Studies and corrective actions, and internal audits.

1993-1995 IT Corporation Chemist Responsibilities included the calculation of raw data to reportable data for the radiochemistry section of the laboratory, reviewed calculation to raw data for errors prior to reporting, and data and spreadsheet validation.

1992-1993 ATEC & Associates Lab Supervisor Responsibilities included set-up of the laboratory for the radiochemical analysis of environmental samples, established laboratory procedures and protocols and training procedures, and supervised analysts.

1990-1992 EcoTek LSI Analyst III Responsibilities included preparations of chemicals for laboratory use, analysis of various matrices for various radiochemical parameters, and aided in the ordering of supplies and scheduling of work.

1982-1990 Eberline Analytical Radiometric Supervisor Responsibilities included calculation and review of raw data to reportable data for radiochemistry, supervised and scheduled work flow within the count rood and performed minor repairs on the instrumentation, counted prepared samples on various instruments and performed AA metals analysis.

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Employee: Debra Phillabaum



12/30/2008 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail10/4/2007 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail5/9/2007 SOP revision: Routine Radiation Surveys 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail2/13/2007 OJT: General Survey Techniques As Needed William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA2/13/2007 OJT: Personnel Surveys and Decontamination Techniques As Needed2/13/2007 OJT: Spill Response and Post-Clean-Up Surveys As Needed2/13/2007 OJT: Equipment Survey Techniques As Needed2/13/2007 OJT: Gamma Spectra Analysis As Needed2/13/2007 OJT: Use of the Alpha Beta Counter As Needed2/13/2007 OJT: Gate Monitor Operation and Waste Acceptance As Needed2/6/2007 SOP Landfill Operations 1 hr John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail2/6/2007 SOP Treatment Operations2/6/2007 Radiation Protection Instruments 10 hrs Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail2/6/2007 Radiation SOPs2/6/2007 Radiation Protection Plan2/6/2007 Surveys2/5/2007 Basics of Radiation and Radiochemistry 4 hrs Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail2/5/2007 Naturally Occuring Radioactivity2/5/2007 NORM and TENORM2/5/2007 Health Effects of Radiation2/5/2007 Basic Radiation Safety2/5/2007 Radiation Protection: Guidelines, Standards, and Regulations

Training prior to 2007:

1982 - 1990 Introduction to Radiation/Annual Refresher 2 hrs Nels Johnson Eberline AnalyticalALARA and Dosimetry/Annual Refreshers 4 hrs

1990-1992 Radiation Safety Training/Annual Refresher 1 hr current RSO EcoTek LSIALARA and Dosimetry/Annual Refresher 1 hrSOP: Screening Trash 1 hr

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SOP: Use of Hand and Foot Monitors 1 hr

1993-1995 Introduction to Radiation/Annual Refresher 4 hrs current RSO IT CorporationALARA and Dosimetry/Annual Refreshers 4 hrs

1995-2002 Radiation Safety Training/Annual Refresher 4 hrs David Demorest Core Lab/EnviroTest LabLicense Training/Annual Review 4 hrsSOP: Use of Hand and Foot Monitors 1 hr

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Employee: R. Musgrave





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Employee: Joe Sanchez

Date Title Length Trainer Affiliation7/24/2014 Radiation Safety Training 2 hrs John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail3/26/2013 Radiation Safety Training 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/24/2012 Radiation Safety Training 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/4/2011 Radiation Safety Training 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail


12/30/2008 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail10/4/2007 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail5/9/2007 SOP revision: Routine Radiation Surveys 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail12/1/2006 Annual Refresher 1 hr Scott Zoller Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/18/2006 OJT: General Survey Techniques As Needed William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA1/19/2006 OJT: Gate Monitor Operation and Waste Acceptance As Needed11/15/2005 SOP Landfill Operations 1 hr John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail11/15/2005 SOP Treatment Operations


Resume of Robert Shaw E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cleanharbors.com Objectives Implementing and providing leadership and support for all employees

Education Master Of Divinity Southeaster Theological Seminary Fall 2003 Bachelor of Science Oklahoma State University Fall 1998 Degree in Ag Education

Skills: Facilitate several training Modules Pastor Woodrow Baptist Church Shipping Supervisor Farmland Feeds

Experience Facility Operations Supervisor (January 1, 2014 – Present) Clean Harbors Environmental Services 108555 East Highway 36 Deer Trail, CO 80105-9611 Lab Chemist (August 25, 2009) Clean Harbors Environmental Services 108555 East Highway 36 Deer Trail, CO 80105-9611

Responsibilities:

• Include smooth sufficient operation of facility • Familiar with Waste • Knowledge of NORM & TENORM wastes

Skills Radiation surveys for regulated waste performed to ensure that waste received at the Deer Trail

landfill is consistent with the regulated waste acceptance criteria. Familiar with the use of the Exploranium GR-135 Identifier (hand held gamma spectrometer) to

determine the relative contribution of the radionuclide’s in waste received at the Deer Trail facility. Collect samples from surface of trucks on two inch diameter filter media for counting with the Ludlum

Model 3030 Alpha Beta Scaler.

Familiar with the use of the Ludlum Model 3, Model 19 and Ludlum Model 177 portable and stationary survey meter.

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Employee: Robert Shaw

Date Title Length Trainer Affiliation7/23/2014 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs John Kehoe Clean Harbors Deer Trail4/1/2013 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/30/2012 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail1/4/2011 Radiation Safety Training - Annual Refresher 2 hrs Clyde Christman Clean Harbors Deer Trail3/11/2010 OJT: General Survey Techniques As Needed William E Kennedy Jr./Tracy A Ikenberry Dade Moeller, Richland WA3/11/2010 OJT: Gamma Spectra Analysis As Needed3/11/2010 OJT: Use of the Alpha Beta Counter As Needed12/22/2009 Radiation Awareness and Refresher Training 1 hr John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/3/2009 Summary of CDPHE Inspection 30 min John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/2/2009 SOP Landfill Operations 1 hr John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/2/2009 SOP Treatment Operations9/2/2009 Radiation Protection Instruments 10 hrs John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/2/2009 Radiation SOPs9/2/2009 Radiation Protection Plan9/2/2009 Surveys9/1/2009 Basics of Radiation and Radiochemistry 4 hrs John Hackett Clean Harbors Deer Trail9/1/2009 Naturally Occuring Radioactivity9/1/2009 NORM and TENORM9/1/2009 Health Effects of Radiation9/1/2009 Basic Radiation Safety9/1/2009 Radiation Protection: Guidelines, Standards, and Regulations

Documents

Clean Harbors Deer Trail Organization Chart December 2014€¦ · Construction, environmental and industrial hazard risk assessments and job-site safety audits. Works closely with