1. Allie J. Meyerhoefer
Telephone number: 360-609-8070
Email Address: meyerhoefer.allie@gmail.com
Education: BS in Earth and Environmental Sciences: Health Sciences Concentration (NEHA Accredited)
Wright State University
2008-2013 Alumni
Continuing Education: Pursuing Master’s Environmental Health & Safety
University of Findlay - Online
Work Experience: November 2015-Present
Maintenance and Analytical Systems Analyst
Speedway LLC
o Water quality specialist in internal applications for all stores
o Business and financial analysis with various interfaced systems Eastern Shore
Division
o Mass account analysis and withholdings
o Master parts and technician assignments
o Regional project management
o Warranty control and financial analysis for orders
o Construction project management for UST and Water Quality standards internally
o IT Tech support for Eastern Shore Division
o Repairing Maintenance Expenses
o Coordinating Maintenance projects through Environmental, Purchasing,
Construction, Marketing, and Accounting.
November 2014-November 2015
Environmental Compliance Specialist
Speedway LLC
Responsibilities:
 Responsible for daily interaction with Federal and State UST/Air inspectors
 Compiles and provides all information requested from Federal, State, or Local
inspections, including, but not limited to, gathering paperwork (Testing Documents, CP
Surveys, Release Detection, etc), coordinating repairs with maintenance, tracking the
completion of any repairs and providing written responses to inspectors
 Responsible for coordinating testing repairs with maintenance and communicating
findings to testing contractor. Tracks outstanding repairs, works with maintenance to
ensure the repairs are completed in a timely manner, reports repairs not getting
completed to supervisor and notifies testing contractor of completion dates
 Obtains and reviews all required Air permits and Stage II Registrations. Requests
renewals, transfers or closure of permits if a store closes or changes ownership and
notifies the proper state agencies
 Compiles Notice of Violation (NOV) documentation and analyzes data to provide
recommendations on processes to initiate to reduce future issues
 Compiles Spill Metrics to track all spills reported through the emergency response
pager. Sends the Environmental Emergency Response Tracking Sheet to the
Environmental Representative on call for review and follows-up on a monthly basis to
ensure completion. Summarizes spills by Division and provides a report to the
Compliance Manager as needed
 Compiles NOV’s and Designated Environmental Incident (DEI) statistics to track the
reported deficiencies, dates responses are due to the state and all associated penalties or
fines associated with environmental NOV’s or DEI’s

2.  Responsible for monthly monitoring for drinking water/wells, and waste water
treatment – works closely with consultants and operators in the West
 Responsible for Storm water monitoring and requirements for the West
 Accountable for tracking inspection frequency, sending work orders and ensuring
pictures/inspections are completed for all flexible piping inspections
 Assists other compliance and/or environmental team members on an as needed basis
with duties and activities for completing time sensitive projects and/or other
assignments
January 2014-November 2014
Sanitarian In Training (S.I.T.) [R.S. Examination in August 2014]
Environmental Health Inspector
Clark County Combined Health District
Inspects/addresses the following:
 Food service operations, retail food establishments, sewage, private water systems, public water
systems, swimming pools/spas, schools, rabies, indoor air quality, bed bugs, solid waste,
nuisances, landfill operations, public health awareness and assessments, public relations
 SERVESAFE course instruction assistant for Summer/Fall 2014
 Risk based inspections with education in the field for operators and community, letter
writing
 In field computer and data analysis, usage of portable electronic devices for reference and
verification in field inspections, HAACP training, Community Awareness and Events
(presentations and wellness options)
February 2009-July 2010
Wright State University, Dept. of Chemistry, Undergraduate research assistant
 Synthesis & characterization of silver nanomaterials
 Studying the environmental fate and transport of silver & Gold nanomaterials
July 2010-December 2013
Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), Lead Research Assistant
 Environmental Fate and Transport of Silver Nanoparticles Through Saturated Porous
Media
 Degradation of Methyl Orange, Dinitrotoluene, Organic matter, humic acid and fulvic acid
through Ultra Violet Remediation and Light (Transport Waste through ground water
systems)
 Water Quality Analysis, Solar Energy, Laboratory Safety
May 2013-December 2013
Environmental Intern Clark County Combined Health District
Rick Miller, Environmental Supervisor
 Aeration and Septic System layout and monitoring, Dissolved Oxygen Content, Site
assessment, computer and data analysis/entry, Hoarding Task Force, Food Risk, Food
Inspection, STD Clinics, Domestic Preparedness, Environmental Health and Safety, Rabies,
Lime Disease, water sampling, well installments, drinking water testing and analysis,
radiation awareness and control, functional needs, emergency response training,
emergency response team, Greater Dayton Area Hospitals Associates, Public Relations
(PR), Pools/Spa inspection
 Buck Creek Reservoir coliform sampling and analysis with USGS
Skills/Certifications: SAP user, InformNet, E-DMR Submittal/analysis, Speedway IDS, Blue Cube, RISC-VTA, petroleum
product quality analysis training with Speedway LLC, dispenser update/reprogramming, POS
system analysis, in-store networking and setup, aerator/septic system inspections, Heating and
Ventilation (HVAC), Nanomaterials safety, health and analysis, Public Relations (PR), OSHA 40
hour HAZWOPER, Real-estate inspections for private wells and sewage treatment systems, Origin
Lab for spectral data analysis, Image J software for TEM data analysis, Microsoft office, HDIS,
AccuGlobe Pictometry, Adobe Photoshop/Acrobat, Cary-Win 60,Macintosh, USGS SharePoint, Ohio
Beach Guard (USGS), Virtal Beach USGS, TEM Instrumental Training, Biological Safety Training,
Incident Command Systems (100,200,300,700,800), EHS Orientation Training, Laser Safety
Training and Refresher, Asbestos Awareness Training, HAACP certification 2014, HAACP training,

3. SERVESAFE training/trainer 2014, Bi-lingual (Spanish, USEPA and OEPA technical writing for
nuisance letters and inspections, landfill operation and solid waste operation site inspections,
general environmental health experience, leadership skills, wet chemistry fabrication, microbial
analysis, UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometry, Raman spectroscopy, flame atomic absorption
spectroscopy (FAAS), chemical digestion and sample preparation for FAAS measurements, Lab
Safety Training Certification, Column transport and set up(silica beads and glass)
Publications Kanel, S. R., Flory J., Meyerhoefer, A., Fraley J. L., Sizemore, I. E., Goltz, M. Influence of natural
organic matter on fate and transport of silver nanoparticles in saturated porous media: laboratory
experiments and modeling, J of Nanoparticle Research: Accepted, 2015 (Impact factor: 3.3, Citation: 0)
Size Selection and Concentration of Silver Nanoparticles by Tangential Flow Ultra filtration for SERS-
Based Biosensors.
J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2010, 132 (32), pp 10970–10972
Estimating the Analytical and Surface Enhancement Factors in Surface-Enhanced Raman
Spectroscopy (SERS): A Novel Physical Chemistry and Nanotechnology Laboratory
Experiment,
J. Chem. Educ., 2012, 89 (2), pp 286–290
Influence of Natural Organic Matter on Fate and Transport of Silver Nanoparticles in
Saturated Porous Media: Laboratory Experiments and Modeling, S.Kanel et.al. Journal of
Nanoparticle Research, 2015.
Affiliations:
American Chemical Society, American Society of Safety Engineers (Kitty Hawk Chapter), ONE
Organization and Leaders, Wright State University Chemistry Club, Wright State University
Department of Environmental Health & Safety, CCCHD (Clark County Combined Health District),
Hoarding Task Force, Domestic Preparedness and Emergency Response Greater Dayton Area,
Greater Dayton Area Hospital Associates, Medical Reserve Corp (MRC), National Environmental
Health Association, Ohio Environmental Health Association, State of Ohio Board of Registered
Sanitarians, American Society of Civil Engineers, Speedway LLC
Volunteer Work: Mad River Clean-up 2013 & 2014, Women in Pursuit of Science Organization, Red Cross Dayton,
Dayton Area Rugby Club, Reclaiming Futures Montgomery County, Speedway LLC Volunteer
(Community outreach), Relay for Life Clark County, First Tee Montgomery County
References:
Eric M. Swaisgood
Manager Environmental Compliance – West, Speedway LLC
(937) 608-6126
emswasigood@speedway.com
Toby A. Rickabaugh
Hes Professional, Ttr-Hess-Envr Compl Field-South, Marathon Petroleum Company
(937) 308-5670
tarickabaugh@marathonpetroleum.com
Darryl Crosby
Product Quality Coordinator, Speedway LLC
(937) 925-6009
dlcrosby@speedway.com
Sushil R. Kanel, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Faculty: Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT)
(678)860-1746
srkanel@gmail.com

4. Joseph Whitlock, CSP
Assistant Director of Environmental Health and Safety, Wright State University
(937)775-4131