1. Meeckral L. Williams
4606 Swann Lane
San Antonio, Texas 78219-1800 (281) 409-0181 meeckral_williams@yahoo.com
Education
Prairie View A&M University – Prairie View, Texas
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering May 2008
Installation Management Command (IMCOM) - San Antonio, TX
Completed Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Coursework February 2013
Publications
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Department of Energy’s Scientific Journal
 Abstract on The Phase Inversion of Liquid-Liquid Dispersion in Centrifugal Contactors;
Department of Energy’s Scientific Journal. 08/2008
 Abstract on The Hydrodynamics of a Centrifugal Contactor; Department of Energy’s Scientific
Journal. 08/2007
Work Experience
United States Army Environmental Command (USAEC) 04/2014 – Current
 Serves as a Project Manager within the Acquisitions and Technology (A&T) Branch and Environmental
Solutions Division. Provides project specific recommendations and guidance in conjunction with engineering
solutions to complex NetZero energy, waste and water issues at Army and Air Force installations. Participates
on the Joint Deployment Waste to Energy Community of Interest.
 Currently on the A&T Pollution Prevention Opportunity Assessment Team that uses a comprehensive
approach to reduce and prevent pollution at the source. The goal is to reduce the amount of any
hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant entering any waste stream at installations and to mitigate
environmental impacts of any implemented solution while implementing current and federal regulatory
requirements.
 Performing a Lean Six Sigma process improvement on the Drying Pad Facility at Fort Hood in order to
reduce the potential pollution from post activities, mitigate hazardous waste,and re-utilize reclaimed resources
or return resources to original unpolluted condition and re-establish them in the natural environment.
 Provides technical advice on energy, waste,and water issues for DoD installations as needed..
 Completed the USAEC Defense Environmental Restoration Program Energy Audit Plan (EAP) which
provided guidance on performing energy assessments at installation restoration sites. The EAP was
designed to reduce energy consumption at cleanup sites and to also add renewable energy projects that
are of best value to the government. The energy produced can be tied back into the grid, lowering the
cost of installations’ energy bill and helping installations reach E.O.13693 mandates.
 Completed a Depleted Uranium Atlas, for use throughout the Department of Defense (DoD),which
depicts the ranges and locations where Davy Crockett weaponry was employed.
 Completed multiple technology de-brief articles to implement best management practices (BMPs) on
sustainable design and energy efficiency throughout the Army.
 Participated in a two month developmental assignment program within IMCOM’s G-4 Public Works
Energy and Utilities. Reviewed over 300 energy and utility projects for technical accuracy,worked with
garrison energy managers to resolve project issues, supported development of the FY15 QUTM project list;
provided invaluable information to support project prioritization and ensured garrison submittal met minimum
administrative and technical requirements. Evaluated life-cycle cost analysis of FY14 and FY15 QUTM projects
for technical accuracy and resolve discrepancies with garrisons.
United States Army Environmental Command 04/2011 – 04/2014
 Served as an Environmental Restoration Manager (ERM) in the Cleanup and Munitions Response
Division. Managed and provided oversight for programmatic and technical aspects of the Installation
Restoration Program (IRP),Military Munitions Response Program (MMRP), Compliance Cleanup (CC),and

2. Meeckral L. Williams
4606 Swann Lane
San Antonio, Texas 78219-1800 (281) 409-0181 meeckral_williams@yahoo.com
Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) environmental programs at McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, Joliet
Army Ammunition Plant, Crane Army Ammunition Activity, and Dugway Proving Ground.
 Served as the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for the Dugway ERMA contract. Conducted
on-site safety and compliance inspections. Supervised contractors to ensure they followed regulatory guidelines
and provided oversight to make certain they corrected all regulatory deficiencies. Managed remedial
investigations, designed and/or provided alternative solutions for construction, operations and maintenance, and
long term monitoring on environmental restoration sites. Worked closely with the EPA and state regulators to
develop specific site objectives. Performed engineering analysis to create technicalevaluations, which ensured
government funding was used ethically and appropriately.
 Ensured that environmental program budgeting and planning for assigned installations was defensible
and executable. Designed, implemented, and managed environmental projects that supported installations’
environmental initiatives. Provided guidance and support to installations on issues related to planning and
executing environmental programs. Proactively worked with project teams to resolve issues that impede project
progress.
 Participated as a coordinator on an Environmental Performance Assessment System (EPAS) team and
as an auditor in the hazardous waste and hazardous material media to ensure installations met CERCLA or
RCRA Federal, State and local laws and regulations for the clean- up and disposal of hazardous liquid
chemicals, gases, and munitions.
 Participated in (SICE) Board Meetings and as part of The Big Idea group for renewable energies and
ways to save federalfunds. Currently participating as a member of the Virtual Net-Zero Team (VZNT) to
develop strategies and apply initiatives for meeting Net-Zero objectives and goals on Army installations.
Completed a 30-day assignment at the Garrison level, Fort Bliss, a pilot installation for Net-Zero energy, water,
and waste. Worked closely with the Environmental Division to provide insight on waste to energy initiatives,
concentrated solar panels, geothermal energy, recycling, and reclamation of grey water. Worked to develop
alternatives to complex issues for bird strikes, transportation using pipelines and trucks, fly ash, radar
interferences,sacred Native American burial sites, and hazardous gases and liquids.
United States Army Environmental Command F.C.I.P. 10/2010 - 04/2011
 Served as a physical scientist intern with the Army Environmental Command (AEC) in the Cleanup
Division’s Program Management (PM) branch. As a Program Coordinator maintained contract plans for the
West and NGB funding branches. Performed quarterly programmatic reviews to present noncompliant findings
and deficiencies.
 Participated as a meeting coordinator for the RACER (Remedial Action Cost Engineering and
Requirements) Technical Research Group (TRG) and the RACER Steering Committee to procure RACER
Software updates. Attended Strategy Meetings to ensure installations have accurate plans for meeting future
goals and objectives.
United States Army Environmental Command O.R.I.S.E. 08/2009 – 10/2010
 Oak Ridge Institute of Science and Education (ORISE) program-sponsored opportunity. Serve as an
environmental engineering intern with the Army Environmental Command (AEC) Cleanup Division Program
Management (PM) branch. Position entailed working the Permanent Cleanup Document Repository (PCDR)
program.
 As a team member performed research and gathered data for the Defense Environmental Programs
Annual Report to Congress (DEP ARC). The Report describes the Department's accomplishments during the
past year in several programs; including environmental restoration and establishes plans and funding
requirements for future actions.
Fort Bend Independent School District 01/2009 – 06/2009
 Teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students.

3. Meeckral L. Williams
4606 Swann Lane
San Antonio, Texas 78219-1800 (281) 409-0181 meeckral_williams@yahoo.com
Oak Ridge National Laboratory 06/2008-08/2008
 Performed an independent research study to determine the characterization of liquid-liquid dispersions
generated by a centrifugal contactor. Conducted phase inversion experiments by measuring conductivity to
determine the ambivalence regional boundaries. Results from the experiment were used to develop a method for
reusing radioactive material that takes centuries to biodegrade. http://www.orau.org/ornl/recent-
graduates/profile-meeckral-williams.htm
 Performed as a project leader on various innovative assignments. Attended weekly presentations on
environmental sustainability, and sustainable energy for the Faculty and Student Teams (F.a.S.T.) program. My
research was selected for the online brochure and website for the ORISE FaST Program.
The Department ofChemical Engineering 08/2007-05/2008
 As a student aid participated in a group research project that focused on converting energy into chemical
energy through photoelectrocatalytic splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygen using titania nanotubes grown
on titanium films.
Oak Ridge National Laboratory 06/2007-08/2007
 Performed an independent summer research project that focused on the hydrodynamics of a centrifugal
contactor for two phase mixing and extraction. Authored research papers and performed technical reviews for
article submission and publication.
Honors/Awards/Organizations
 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AICHE)
 Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
 National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers
(NOBCChE)
 National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS)
 Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Program (STEM)
 National Honor Society
 National Spanish Honor Society
 Most Outstanding Freshman in Chemical Engineering 2004
 Most Improved Student Award (STEM) 2004