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Stephen
has over 23 years of asbestos, lead-based paint and construction management
experience. In addition to his fiscal and marketing duties as President
of Environmental & Construction Management Services, Inc. (ECMS), he
oversees the technical staff, coordinates business and professional development
of the Corporation, provides technical QA/QC, and offers specialized technical
support in accordance with state and federal regulatory agencies.
Prior to co-founding ECMS, Stephen served as Division
Manager for asbestos and lead management services at Hygienetics Environmental
Services, Inc. in Boston. As Division Manager, Mr. Weydt was responsible
to review all Quality Assurance policies, procedures, instructions, and
manuals, as well as perform Quality Assurance review of all outgoing documents.
In addition, Stephen served as Project Manager for all
asbestos and lead-based paint activities associated with the $14 billion
dollar Massachusetts Central Artery/Tunnel Project.
Prior to joining Hygienetics Environmental, he served
as senior project manager at a national environmental consulting firm
on hundreds of asbestos and lead projects including lead testing, abatement
design, and clearance testing for many Boston area and National clients.
In 1990, Stephen became one of the first twenty people
in the State of Massachusetts to be licensed by the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health as a Master Lead Inspector. Since 1990, he has performed
thousands of inspections for the presence of lead-based paint in both
residential and commercial settings. In addition, as a Master Lead Inspector,
Stephen has trained dozens of Provisional Lead Inspectors.
Some of his recent accomplishments include:
- Completed
all regulatory requirements specified in 453 CMR 6.09 for the licensure
of ECMS as an Asbestos Training Provider.
- Provided
Construction Management Services to a large Boston area school for the
clean up of asbestos contamination throughout its campus.
- Developed
and implemented an asbestos training program for a large Boston area
property management company’s maintenance staff.
- Provided
inspection, abatement design and project management for the asbestos
removal at Boston’s historic Old Boston Opera House.
- Served
as Project Manager for all asbestos and lead-based paint survey, design
and abatement projects for the Central Artery/Tunnel Project as a member
of the Right-of-Way Assessment and Remediation Services (ROWARS) team.
This team is providing all environmental engineering services required
by the multi-billion dollar Central Artery/Third Harbor Tunnel (CA/T)
project in Boston, Massachusetts. The ROWARS scope of work encompasses
the relocation of utilities, demolition of the elevated Central Artery
superstructure, and partial or complete demolition of over 80 buildings
along the right of way.
- The scope
of services included all hazard assessments, remedial design, and construction
management activities related to asbestos-containing materials, lead-based
paint, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Using our automated survey
data program, inspection reports are generated to provide a comprehensive
inventory of asbestos and non-asbestos containing materials, including
a hazard assessment and abatement cost estimates.
- Designed
lead abatement projects for public housing comprehensive modernization
programs utilizing experience in variety of available abatement techniques.
- Designed
asbestos abatement and provided Project management services for the
demolition of the South Bay Incinerator Project.
- Developed
specifications for removal of lead-based paint from aboveground water
tanks, bridges, and structural steel building components.
- Provided
policy review and policy development services to both public and private
clients.
- Supervised
asbestos and lead inspections and reviewed survey results to prepare
design specifications for lead abatement.
- Advised
clients regarding federal and state lead-based paint regulatory requirements
for public and private housing, structural steel projects, and construction
projects.
- Reviewed
and evaluated building survey results to design abatement work areas
and associated specifications.
- Represented clients
in meetings with Federal and State regulatory officials.
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Technical
Specialties:
Lead-Based Paint Survey and
Abatement
Asbestos
Survey and Abatement
Asbestos Training
Environmental Site
Assessment
Regulatory Compliance
Construction Management
Structural Demolition
& Painting
Education:
B.A., Philosophy/History, Bridgewater State College, 1989
Certifications:
Master Lead Paint Inspector
(MA License No. M1200)
EPA/AHERA Accredited
Asbestos Inspector
Massachusetts DLWD
Asbestos Inspector
EPA/AHERA Accredited
Asbestos Management Planner
Massachusetts DLWD
Asbestos Management Planner
EPA/AHERA Accredited
Asbestos Project Designer
Lead Paint Abatement
Supervisor (MA License No. DS00474)
SSPC Lead-Based Paint
Abatement
Georgia Institute
of Technology, Lead-Based Paint Identification and Abatement
Professional Memberships:
Steel Structures Painting Counci
l
New England Environmental
Information Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Service Bureau
Presentations:
“Strategies for Compliance
with OSHA and EPA Regulations,” Annual Trade Show, Steel Structures
Painting Council, Northern New England Chapter, North Andover, MA, September,
1995
“Lead and Asbestos Regulatory
Update,” The New England Environmental Expo, Boston, MA, May, 1998
“Forum on the Effective
Oversight of Publicly Funded Asbestos Abatement Projects” The Massachusetts
Turnpike Authority, Central Artery/Tunnel Project, Boston, MA, May 9,
2000
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