Robert Nowak has over 25 years of experience in safety, supervision, and regulatory compliance across various industries including construction, environmental remediation, and nuclear energy. He currently works as an ES&H Specialist at a MOX fuel fabrication facility in South Carolina, where his responsibilities include safety oversight, hazard identification, and incident investigation. Previously, he held safety roles at nuclear sites and construction projects in several states, with duties like training, permitting, monitoring, and emergency response planning. Nowak has extensive training and certifications in occupational safety and health.

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Robert E. Nowak, CHST, CWCP
331 Southbank Drive, Aiken, SC 29803
Cell (352) 682-6754
nowak@penn.com
Background Summary
Over 25 years in safety and supervision in the environmental, radiological and security fields with the last 15 years working in construction and
radiological safety. I have extensive experience in worker safety policies and practices on large project sites. Throughout my project
experience, positions often required interaction with Florida, New York and Pennsylvania state regulators as well as DOE, USNRC and USACE
officials.
Professional Experience
April 2010 – Present, ES & H Specialist IV, Lead Field Safety Engineer, CB & I Project Services Group, LLC
CB & I AREVA MOX Services, LLC, Aiken, SC
 Provide oversight of work activities to ensure compliance with environmental, safety and health policies and programs.
 Evaluate work environments to identify potential hazards and to define controls for ensuring safe performance of work.
 Provide industrial hygiene support for a variety of industrial health issues related to construction, including confined space entry, noise and
airborne contaminants.
 Conduct investigations of safety and environmental incidents, prepare reports and ensure corrective actions are implemented.
 Maintain CB&I Cintellate Incident Reporting system for the project.
 Maintain OSHA 300 reporting requirements.
 Conduct management assessments for site compliance for ES & H procedures and practices.
August 2006 – April 2010, Site Safety and Health Officer, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc., Federal Services, Tonawanda,
New York
 Provided health and safety supervision to union craft employees and site support staff.
 Presented daily tailgate safety briefings to promote “Target Zero” and enforce Shaw’s safety procedures.
 Conducted New Employee Orientation and Site Specific Orientation.
 Performed real time air monitoring during Permit Required Confined Space entries and also during excavations involving chemical
contamination.
 Performed daily safety inspections for site compliance with state and federal codes, and to identify any potential hazards.
 Updated and maintained Health and Safety Emergency Response Plan.
July 2004 – August 2006, Senior Radiological Control Technician, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc., Field Services,
Tonawanda, New York
 Provided radiological health and safety coverage for employees working on guided excavations involving underground/overhead utilities,
chemically and radiologically contaminated soils and building demolition.
 Instructed employees on proper health and safety practices to ensure the integrity of the safe zones.
November 2001 – June 2004, Lead Senior Radiological Technician, Environmental Dimensions Inc., SLDS/SLAPS, St. Louis, Missouri
 Responsible for verification of USACE documents concerning MARSSIM (Multi-Agency Radiation Survey and Site Investigation Manual)
releases that demonstrated that the site was in compliance with acceptable release criteria.
 Conducted daily radiological safety briefings to site personnel.
 Responsible for writing RWP’s (Radiation Work Permits), conducted training sessions, and general field oversight.
 Directed a staff of Radiological Control Technicians.
April 2001 – October 2001, Senior Radiological Control Technician, Radiological Services, Inc., West Valley Demonstration Project,
West Valley, New York
 Responsibilities included performing Direct (In Vivo) Bioassays for site personnel utilizing a Canberra Accuscan II using a DEC Alpha VMS
and a Windows NT operating platform.
 Maintained dosimetry database functions utilizing Novell PREMS System as well as the Whole Body Count database and PC programs.
 Processed Panasonic TLD's utilizing the Panasonic UD-710A Automatic TLD Reader System.
 Irradiated Panasonic TLD's using the Panasonic UD-794 Irradiater.
 Trained new Dosimetry Technicians in the routine operation of the Dosimetry Department.
June 1998 – June 2000, Senior Radiological Control Technician, Scientech NES, Inc., PermaGrain Facility, Karthaus, Pennsylvania
 Responsibilities included the implementation and maintenance of the Quehanna Decommissioning Project dosimetry and recordkeeping
program.

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 Duties included receiving and exchanging site dosimetry on a monthly basis. Received monthly readouts from dosimetry vendors
(Proxtonics, Inc. and Landhauer) and transposed the results to a self-created dose tracking program.
 Provided radiological health and safety coverage for employees working in Radiation and High Radiation areas.
 Preparation and analysis of soil samples utilizing an HPGe Gamma Spectroscopy System.
 Performed analysis of air and swipe samples utilizing a Protean WPC 9550 Ultra Low Background Gas Filled Proportional Counter.
September 1997 – April 1998, Scaffold Crew Lead Man, J.L. Manta, Inc., Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant, Crystal River, Florida
 Directed a crew in accordance with Florida Power policy on safe scaffold erection.
 Designed and constructed scaffolding to be placed around high voltage electrical equipment.
November 1996 – August 1997, QA/QC Technician/Equipment Operator, Smith Technology Corporation, Citrus County Central
Landfill, Lecanto, Florida
 Responsibilities included various construction activities including QA/QC for HDPE liner installation, managing the field office and operating
a front end loader, trac hoe and dump trucks.
June 1995 – October 1996, Field Service Technician, Remediation Technologies, Inc., Various country wide, Austin, Texas
 Responsibilities included the treatment of lead and arsenic soils and fluoride sludge with cement and water utilizing a pugmill operation at a
Pensacola, FL Superfund site.
 Demolition and excavation of a wood treatment plant in Louisville, KY and a gas plant in Greenville, SC.
December 1993 – December 1994, Manager, Rent-Rite, Sales, Homosassa, Florida
 Responsibilities included the management of daily store operations and the supervision and training of Account Managers.
August 1993 – October 1993, Junior Decon Technician, ABB Power Systems, Vogtle Nuclear Power Station, Waynesboro, Georgia
 Responsibilities included Auxiliary Building decontamination, pickup and distribution of supplies, preparation of radioactive shipments, pre-
decon and post-decon surveys, setup of HEPA systems and area decontamination via hydrolazing.
December 1992 – July 1993, GHP Technician, Florida Pest Control, GHP, Crystal River, Florida
 Responsible for general household pest control for approximately 300 customers and the management of the service route.
September 1981 – May 1992, Access Control & Security System Coordinator, Pinkerton/Wackenhut/Burns Security, Crystal River
Nuclear Power Plant, Crystal River, Florida
 Supervised the Access Control Department, ensuring that personnel requiring unescorted access to Florida Power's Crystal River Nuclear
Power Plant met the requirements set forth by procedures.
 Managed the Nuclear Badge Accounting and Control Systems.
 Reviewed contractor personnel and chemical screening programs for acceptability.
 Performed extensive evaluation of two Security Access Control Systems for application at the plant.
 Coordinated the organization, selection, evaluation and training of the personnel in the Electronic Security Section of the new Security
Access Control System.
Education
Columbia Southern University, currently enrolled
Construction Health and Safety (CHST) Exam Preparation Workshop, 2010
Occupational Health and Safety (OHST) Exam Preparation Workshop, 2014
USACE Construction Quality Management for Contractors – 16 Hours, 2009
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Training, 2009
50 Hour Site Safety Officer, SHAW, 2005
OSHA 8-Hour HAZWOPER Supervisor Training, SHAW, 2005
OSHA 10–Hour Construction Safety & Health Training, 2005, 1998
OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER Training, Florida, 1995
Registrations/Certifications
Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST), Current
Certified Worker’s Compensation Professional (CWCP), Current

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Michael Zustra
CB&I Project Services Group
Vice President, Environmental Safety and Health
227 Gateway Drive
Aiken, SC 29803
1-740-215-3431
Michael.zustra@cbi-psg,com
Kym Edelman
EHS Manager
Tetra Tech EC
757-435-5384
Kyme6604@aol.com
Tim Kenall
Site Superintendent
Superior Air Handing
505 Superior Circle,
Chapin, SC 29036
Tim.kenall@superiorairhandling.com