Mr. Adams is a Certified Safety Professional, Registered Professional Engineer, and Canadian Registered Safety Professional as well as certified to do safety audits in the country of Singapore. He is an established Safety and Fire Protection auditor with demonstrated achievements during the past 29 years. He has extensive and increasingly responsible experience in all phases of safety, health and fire protection auditing and management. He has audited in various industries including, Chemical, Fiber, Plastics and Pharmaceutical. He has performed Audits through North America, including Canada and Mexico, Has performed Safety and Fire Protection audits in China, Singapore, Indonesia. Member Chemical Manufacturing Association Safety Program Task Force. Member National Petroleum Refiners Safety and Accident committee.

Mr. Unmack is an industrial hygienist in private practice. With a background in electrical engineering, bioengineering, and bioenvironmental engineering, he has provided solutions to technological problems in space exploration, electronics manufacturing, and lasers. He served 10 years with the Cal/OSHA program with assignments in program development, training, standards development, enforcement and consultation. He retired from the Air Force Reserve where he served 18 years on the space shuttle program for the Air Force man in space.

Mr. Unmack was the third chairman of the American Industrial Hygiene Association Committee of Exposure Assessment Strategies and a coauthor of the book A Strategy for Occupational Exposure Assessment. As manager of environmental health and safety for IT Corporation Remediation Services Division and as director of environmental health and safety for Earth Tech Corporation, he conducted internal audits of the more than 100 operating locations nationwide. He developed policies and procedures that were successfully implemented reducing the accident frequency and severity.

Mr. Osborne is an ESH auditor and an entrepreneur with over 25 years experience in the environmental, health, and safety areas. He is certified in Comprehensive Practice in Industrial Hygiene as well as being certified in Comprehensive Aspects in Safety. He has also administered environmental departments and is well versed in permitting and compliance for air, water, and solid waste. He has broad experience in several different industries as both an ESH Administrator and an EHS Consultant. Mr. Osborne has been involved in OSHA VPP ESH programs both as an auditor and as a participant.

As a Private Consultant Mr. Osborne has worked with several types of industries developing safety, industrial hygiene, and environmental programs that were compliant with all applicable federal state and local standards and regulations. He is a health and safety risk assessment expert and also an expert witness in several ESH areas.

Mr. Osborne is a member of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Accreditation Committee for Industrial Hygiene that accredits colleges for the American Board of Engineering Technology (ABET). He audits Industrial Hygiene programs for substance and compliance.

Ken has over 20 years of diverse experience in the design, implementation, and management of occupational health and safety programs in multinational industrial organizations. Industry experience includes: plastic packaging and consumer products, foods, beverages, pet foods, chemicals, toys, yarns, garments, foundries, automotive, metal cans, marine engines, etc. Proven ability to build programs from scratch and turn-around struggling programs. Widely respected as a trusted leader, resource, and consistent achiever. Lastly, with Pactiv Corporation, he was the audit team leader and conducted many audits worldwide.

Mr. Reed has over 20 years of health and safety and environmental consulting experience, specializing in loss control services. Focus areas include, ergonomic task assessments/intervention development, ergonomic team training, industrial hygiene sampling, health and safety management and compliance auditing and training. His clients included Texas Instruments, AIG Insurance, and Risk Management Administrators.

Mr. Pinnix comes with a lifetime experience as OSHA compliance auditor and has seen all the industry sectors in his region, including paper and pulp mill facilities. He is also a great asset due to his experience with the OSHA VPP program development for many industry sectors.

Lindsay Cook’s professional specialties include the comprehensive practice of industrial hygiene and safety, indoor air quality, microbial contaminants, laboratory health and safety, ventilation, ergonomics, and noise. He has management responsibility for EI programs in industrial hygiene, safety, training and occupational health. He currently advises National Centers for Health Statistics, CDC, NIOSH and other federal agencies on Indoor Air Quality. Mr. Cook recently completed a revision to the GSA Sunbelt Region’s property lease documents to specify indoor air quality requirements and performance criteria.

Mr. Cook has a wealth of experience with managing and conducting health and safety audits and consultation in a wide range of industrial settings, including government and military facilities. Mr. Cook was previously Director, Facilities, Health, Safety & Environment for CIIT Centers for Health Research, leading all aspects of facility operations and health, safety and environmental support. Mr. Cook directed the facility waste management program involving chemical, infectious and low-level radioactive waste. He prepared and maintained all environmental permits and reporting systems for the site, conducted emission monitoring and prepared and certified site emission inventories.

Mr. Fincher is Manager of Roanoke, Virginia Operations at EI. With more than 7 years of professional experience, Mr. Fincher is an effective project manager and skilled health and safety professional. Mr. Fincher is a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) in Comprehensive Practice and a Certified Safety Professional (CSP), which is an indication of his technical competence and dedication to the profession. His project management experience involves all facets of industrial hygiene, occupational safety, and occupational health.

Specific areas of competence include indoor air quality, asbestos, lead, respiratory protection, biological and chemical safety, hearing conservation, and industrial safety. Mr. Fincher previously served as Co-Director of Environmental, Health and Safety Services at Virginia Tech and Manager of the Occupational health and Industrial Hygiene Division. During his tenure at Virginia Tech, Mr. Fincher provided leadership to the divisional unit responsible for medical surveillance, infection control, hearing conservation, non-ionizing radiation, ergonomics, first aid/CPR, indoor air quality, respiratory protection, and biological and chemical health hazards. Mr. Fincher also served as a liaison between the university and regulatory agencies, including OSHA, MSHA, and DEQ.

Mr. Fincher also worked as a Safety and Health Consultant for several environmental consulting firms in Virginia and West Virginia. Project experience for these firms included occupational noise exposure evaluations, indoor air quality investigations, and industrial safety and health audits for heavy equipment and manufacturing operations.

Mr. Larsen has twenty-nine years experience as an environmental, health and safety specialist, with twenty years as a Certified Industrial Hygienist. He has special expertise in areas of program management, accident investigation, and environmental, health and safety (EH&S) risk management. He has testified extensively as an expert witness in a variety of civil and administrative settings. He is a skilled communicator with special expertise in strategic planning and productivity management. He was the Director of US DOL OSHA health response team and know about the OSHA inspection practices and OSHA requirements for health and fire Safety.

Provided corporate leadership and technical guidance at 2 major Fortune 500 companies. Managed and directed all aspects of the comprehensive industrial hygiene programs in Occidental Chemical Corporation, a multi-billion dollar organic and inorganic chemical company with over 40 domestic and international sites and in Hoechst Celanese Chemical Group, a multi-billion dollar petrochemical chemical company with 10 major production sites in the North Americas. Developed and implemented: Management Systems that assures that the industrial hygiene program elements are integrated efficiently and effectively within and between sites; Professional Practice Standards to assure consistency in programs and in worker protection; and Performance Measures to assess worker health and track status and progress of the programs and the effectiveness of engineering and administrative controls. Served as the company representative on inter-industry groups (e.g. the American Chemistry Council, the Chlorine Institute, and the Formaldehyde Institute) whose purpose was to develop scientific data and to work with regulatory agencies to find a practical mechanism to protect employees, customers and the community. He provides expert witness testimony and statistical analyses of corporate wide exposure data.