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Angie Alltizer,
MPH, CHMM
As former Chief of the DoD Center for Environmental Initiatives
and Hands-on Training. Ms Alltizer has extensive experience in
the development and delivery of thousands of hours of EHS training
for Defense Services. Her career has focused on occupational health
and safety issues for US Defense activities.
Gil Bakshi, MS
Mr. Bakshi has extensive experience in managing lead and asbestos
abatement programs. He has assisted numerous Federal and State
organizations in developing compliance programs, training
curriculums, and designing abatement projects.
Scottie Aplin, JD
As practicing environmental attorney, Ms. Aplin has extensive
experience managing environmental risks and liabilities for U.S.
Defense activities. Over the last seven years, she has provided
regulatory training for all branches of service in the U.S. and
abroad.
H.E. “Trey”
Greene, MPH
Trey Greene has over fifteen years experience assisting defense
organizations in complying with US and overseas environmental
requirements. He has trained over 12,000 defense personnel in:
regulatory compliance, environmental management and emergency
response issues.
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Basic
Training for the Environmental Manager
The second course in the “Basic
Training” series is intended for the Environmental Manager.
These are individuals responsible for developing and managing
installation programs at defense related activities. This can
include personnel at the supervisory level; environmental
compliance officers; maintenance officers; Hazardous Waste
Managers; etc. The course focuses on the management level issues
relevant to hazardous waste management, hazardous materials
management, storm water pollution prevention, PCBs, Asbestos,
Underground Storage Tanks, Lead, Hazardous Materials Emergency
Response, managing standard operating procedures (SOPs), training
requirements and many others. The training is equally appropriate
to those new to the field and those seasoned supervisors wanting
to update their training.
Day
1
0800 Registration
Coffee, juice and pastries
0830 Introduction to Defense Environmental Management
This is a general introduction to the course. You will get
an overview of the course layout, an overview of the material
and training facility.
0930 Introduction to Environmental Laws, Regulation, and
Policy
A general introduction to the nature and complexity of
environmental laws and how they impact defense installations
and their mission.
1100 Regulatory Exposure Exercise
This is a small-group exercise where you analyze how your
particular organization may be regulated by various
requirements.
1200 Lunch
Provided by ACGEM
1300 Introduction to Environmental Planning and Program
Management
You’ll get a basic introduction to the myriad environmental
programs and planning requirements set forth by regulation
and/or DOD instruction.
1500 National Environmental Policy Act; Planning and
Documentation
Here you’ll be introduced to basic NEPA program components
and the documentation process.
1600 Natural & Cultural Resources
This is a basic introduction to the implementation and
management of natural and cultural resources programs and their
requirements.
1700 Ice Breaker hosted by ACGEM
Day
2
0800 Coffee, juice, and pastries
0830 Solid & Hazardous Waste Management
You’ll learn about the fundamental components of RCRA and
associated DOD instructions, including: hazardous waste
generator requirements; planning and implementation; and
enforcement case studies.
1000 Environmental Permitting
You’ll learn the basics of air quality, NPDES, multi-media
permitting; including discussions on working with state
regulators.
1200 Lunch On
your own, or with classmates
1300 Environmental Health and Toxicology
An introduction to the basics of environmental toxicology,
epidemiology, and public heath risk metrics.
1500 Environmental Measurements and Analysis
An introduction to multimedia environmental sampling
methodologies and their analysis including: basics of
environmental chemistry, and data interpretation
1630 Adjourn
Day
3
0800 Coffee, juice, and pastries
0830 Pollution Prevention Planning
You’ll get a introduction EO 13148 and other current P2
objectives and goals for the DOD. This section includes; a
review of current source reduction technologies; reuse and
recycling programs; and an overview of organizational
responsibilities.
1000 Opportunity Assessment Workshop
You’ll get an introduction to the pollution prevention
opportunity assessment (PPOA); and impact measurements and
metrics.
1200 Lunch
On your own or with classmates
1300 Systems Approach to Environmental Management (EMS)
You will learn the basics of compliance-based and
performance-based environmental management systems.
1400 Environmental Auditing
An introduction to the latest environmental auditing tools
(ECAS; ECAMP; ECE), techniques and reporting findings.
1500 Adjourn
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