Occupational Safety and Health; Environmental Compliance Assessment; and P2 Programs,
FAA, Illinois and Indiana
Mr. Hunter served as the Program Manager for FAA’s health and safety, compliance, and P2 programs in two states. He developed the process and led the team that evaluated 240 sites in Illinois. He managed the input of data into FAA-supplied software that generated the assessment reports. Mr. Hunter also managed the revision of software to provide increased flexibility in field applications and report preparation.

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs),
Fort Knox and USAR Facilities
Mr. Hunter performed storm water surveys of industrial activities at Fort Knox and 14 Reserve Centers in Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. He prepared the plans, reviewed the pertinent regulations and historical records, described the current site conditions, identified best management practices, and prepared site-specific SWPPs in accordance with the CWA and the storm water permit guidelines for each state. The plans were standardized and enabled the Army to implement consistent training across all state lines.

OSHA and Asbestos Surveys,
Various Commercial/Industrial Clients
Mr. Hunter has conducted over 20 industrial hygiene assessments at industrial facilities for compliance with OSHA regulations. Mr. Hunter assessed the facilities for employee exposure to chemical contaminants (asbestos, radon, indoor air quality, lead, etc.), safety issues and ergonomic concerns. Mr. Hunter collected the samples, analyzed the laboratory data, and prepared reports that presented the results and conclusions. The reports enabled the clients to determine current and future risk of operations and facilities.

FAA’s Environmental and Safety Program.
Mr. Hunter managed the FAA’s Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health Audit data and the development of the FAA’s Annual Inspection Program (AIP). Mr. Hunter managed the day-to-day activities associated with a FAA SEAMS help-line, established to provide customers assistance with Environmental Health and Safety data and solutions. He also led the team in developing a findings tracking program that is used to track incidence of noncompliance at the 65,000 FAA facilities across the country.

Environmental Assessments, U.S. Army Installations.
Mr. Hunter has provided oversight in the preparation of a draft EA of an Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan (INRMP) at Fort Bragg and Camp Mackall, North Carolina. Issues of concern include the military mission, threatened and endangered species, and forest management. Mr. Hunter led a multidisciplinary team of scientists and engineers in the preparation of an EA and associated FNSI for a proposed development of landing zones, drop zones and a tactical airstrip at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Issues of concern included threatened and endangered species, wetlands, erosion, water quality, noise, and cultural resources. The documents were completed in accordance with NEPA and Army regulations.

Environmental Assessments, Army Reserve
Mr. Hunter is overseeing the preparation of the EA at the Army Reserve Area Maintenance Support Activity in Curtis Bay, Maryland. The facility has a pier in need of repair, which has degrading sheet piling causing sinkholes to develop threatening the structural integrity of the building located nearby.

Remedial Investigations,
Various Commercial/Industrial Clients
Mr. Hunter conducted 30 remedial investigations to determine impacts to groundwater quality from industrial operations. Mr. Hunter determined soil boring locations, identified suspected contaminants, collected soil and water samples, analyzed sample results, designed and installed sparge and vent wells, and conducted pumping tests to evaluate the use of bioremediation.

Remediation Systems Various Commercial/Industrial Clients, Michigan.
Mr. Hunter managed four installations and one retrofit for remediation systems in Michigan. The typical system was a sparge and vent system that enhanced bioremediation activities by increasing dissolved oxygen in the groundwater.

Pollution Prevention Plans/Pollution Prevention Opportunity Assessments (PPOA),
Louisville District USACE & Naval Activities, LANTDIV.
Mr. Hunter conducted PPOAs at WPAFB, Niagara International Airport, Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport, Fort Knox, Fort Campbell, and 13 Naval Activities that supported Air and Naval operations. Mr. Hunter inventoried hazardous materials, calculated fugitive air emissions, evaluated disposal procedures, and identified the types and quantities of solid and liquid waste streams, and recycling activities. Mr. Hunter prepared a report that detailed the assessment findings, recommended alternative products and procedures, and provided economic analyses of each recommendation.

Hazmart Implementation Services, US Army.
Mr. Hunter led a multi-disciplined team in the effort to implement the pharmacy concept at Fort Knox and Fort Drum. He focused on utilizing existing HM inventory systems and data in order to populate the Army HM tracking system Hazardous Substance Management System (HSMS). The work required supplemental data from other DOD systems to fully populate the HSMS database. The total electronic population effort was the first of its kind for the Army and involved developing custom software to interface with FEDLOG and the Hazardous Material Information System (HMIS). Mr. Hunter also helped establish business practices and trained users on the HSMS system.

Solid Waste Studies, WPAFB, Ohio.
Mr. Hunter collected data to analyze the type and amount of solid waste generated at WPAFB. Mr. Hunter evaluated the data to determine the appropriate locations for additional recycling activities and a reduction/schedule change in solid waste pickup. These changes enabled the Air Force to meet recycling goals and saved money by reducing collection activities.