Work

Programs, systems, and what they changed.

A sample of the programs and tools built for biohazard and environmental remediation operations. Client names omitted where confidentiality applies.

Drafting note (remove before launch): these entries are structural placeholders. Each one needs your own program name, scope, and a real number for the outcome. Outcomes with no measurement are the first thing a client discounts.

Written safety program rebuild

[Client type] · [Scope] · [Year]

[What state the program was in, what wasn't working, and how you rebuilt it — exposure control, HazCom, JHAs, SOPs, roles.]

Outcome: [e.g. recordable cases down X% over N years; audit findings cleared; single named owner established.]

Training & certification pipeline

[Client type] · [Scope] · [Year]

[The training gap, the audience size, and what you built — instructor-led plus self-paced, with tracking.]

Outcome: [e.g. completion rate, hours of instructor time saved, audit-ready records.]

Field capture & reporting system

[Program] · [Scope] · [Year]

[Paper process replaced, what the field crews do now, and the reporting it produces.]

Outcome: [e.g. per-stop time, report turnaround, records now audit-ready.]

Heat-illness prevention automation

[Program] · [Scope] · [Year]

[The exposure risk, the tiers, and how the alerting runs without a human watching it.]

Outcome: [e.g. zero heat-related recordables across N summers; documented control for inspections.]

Incident & claims process

[Client type] · [Scope] · [Year]

[How injuries were being recorded and investigated before, and the chain you built from incident report to closure.]

Outcome: [e.g. records within the 7-day requirement consistently; claims closed faster.]

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