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Pj/26/1899 13:26 4107442003 KSEX/EPI PAGE 02 EPI 13 Frederick Road more. MD 21228 (4101 7+4-0700 (4(0) 744-7003 (gepiservices.CDm w.epuervtces.coni CURRICULUM VITAE John W. Spencer, CIH, CSP, RS Date of Girth: Citizenship: 12 February 1954 USA Education; 1972-1973 St. Mary's College St Mary's City, Maryland 1973-1976 1980-1901 B.S. Biological Sciences University of Maryland College Park. Maryland National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and OSHA Training Institutes - Special Programs Professional Experience: 1993-present President Environmental Profiles, Inc. Columbia, Maryland June 1990 -1993 Vice President and Director of Environmental Sciences National Medical Advisory Service Bethesda, Maryland 1988-1990 Principal Daft-McCune-Walker, Inc. Towson, Maryland President DMW Environmental Services, Inc. a subsidiary of Daft-McCune- Walkar 1987-196B 1082-1987 Corporate Industrial Hygienist and Environmental Coordinator United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company Baltimore, Maryland Director of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health Programs United States Coast Guard 5* District Portsmcv+b Vifwinls 0,5/26/1999 13:26 4107442003 KhEX/EPI PAGE 03 CurrioJum Vrtu 12/30 Jaha W. Speicor. OR CSP. RS Pigt:2 Professional Experience cont.: 1980-1982 Team Leader/Industrial Hygienist National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health National Occupational Hazard Survey Cincinnati, Ohio 1978-1980 Industrial Hygienist Equitable Environmental Health Rockvifle, Maryland Certifications end Registrations: 1987 American Board of Industrial Hygiene Certified Industrial Hygienist 1988 Maryland Department of the Environment Registered Environmental Sanitarian 1991 Board of Certified Safety Professionals Certified Safety Professional Professional Societies: American Industrial Hygiene Association American Board of Industrial Hygiene American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists Board of Certified Safety Professionals American Association for the Advancement of Science Society for Chemical Hazard Communication 1992 President-Elect, American industrial Hygiene Association, Chesapeake Section 1992-93 President, American Industrial Hygiene Association. Chesapeake Section 1993-94 Member, Maryland Industrial Hygiene Council 1996 Member, New York Academy of Sciences 1998 Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science 1999 Member, Americen Society of Safety Engineers ir5/26/1.999 13:26 4107442003 KhEX/EPI PAGE 04 CarriaiumVHM 12198 John W. Sprar, OH, CSP. RS Fw: 3 Committees: American Industrial Hygiene Association: Product Health and Safety Committee (1991-1995) -MSDS end Labeling and other Warning Issues Emergency Response Planning Committee 11991 -present) Awards: 1987 1978 (JSF&G Company Excellence Through Service Award National Institutes of Health Outstanding Achievement Award Selected Project Management Experience: 1997 Planned and conducted facility audita for health and safety regulatory requirements, and Voluntary Protection Programs elements. Completed eleven (11) facilities in a three-week period using in-house developed software auditing and tracking tools. 1994-1996 Developed and implemented exposure assessment strategies of film processing operations. The operations included mass color film processing, and color film processing during the operation of a minilab. Investigations have also included the review of potential chemical exposures resulting from the use of X-ray development equipment in private doctors' offices and hospital environments. 1994 Conducted oversight of the environmental dean up of a US. naval aircraft carrier during a shipbreaking process. Evaluated for contaminated waters, painted surfaces, PC8 and asbestos containing materials. Insured the proper removal and disposal of al waste materials. Developed product warning labels and material safety data sheets for industrial and consumer products. Managed the final clearance of asbestos from approximately 25 occupied apartment buildings. Oversaw clean-up strategy, Including air monitoring of work and adjaoent spaces. 1994 Have conducted numerous indoor air quality investigations of commercial office space, clinical laboratories, and on University campuses. Assessments Included review of the heating ventilating and air condition system, management programs to respond to IAQ complaints and real time monitoring for chemical, physical and biological agents. 05'20/1999 13:2b 4107442003 tstt^vcr a U3 Curriculum VttM 12796 John W. Spuncur. CM. CST, RS Page 4 Selected Project Management Experience corn.: 1994 Conducted audits of health, safety, environmental and management programs of multiple chemical processing facilities. 1991, 1992, 1993 Designed and implemented several comprehensive product risk analysis evaluations for product manufacturers. Analysis included hazard Identification, toxicological assessments, industrial hygiene exposure assessment, and risk characterization. Recommendations to control or eliminate potential user exposures were provided. 1991.1992,1993 Supplemental Information for product warnings by the MSDS, labels, and technical Information bulletins was also included 1990, 1991, 1993 Provided expert opinion on sufficiency of labels and warnings for chlorinated solvents, isocyanate and benzene containing products. 1989 Evaluated a 450 acre manufacturing facility with nearly 3 milRon square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space for hazardous substances which may have represented liability to the potential purchaser under CERCLA. Reported directly to the Rouse Company in Columbia, Maryland as their environmental advisor for the approximate $43 million property transfer. 1888-1990 Have conducted numerous exposure assessments to evaluate actual personal exposure levels that resulted from various workplace tasks and environments. Benzene, asbestos, formaldehyde, chlorinated solvents and automobile by-products of combustion were evaluated via real-time assessments to assess actual personal exposures. 1988-1989 Developed a groundwater monitoring and protection program for a new golf course facility- Determined environmental base fine parameters to be applied to subsequent future groundwater sampling. Assessed pesticide environmental fate mechanisms and degradates resultant from turf management practices. 1968-1989 Evaluated hazardous material haulers exposure to cargo during pick-up, transit and off-loading. Established recommendations for personal protective equipment and work practices to reduce and eliminate significant exposures to cargo. Chemicals evaluated included the isocyanates, MDI and TDI and methylene chloride.