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RECEIVED FEB 16 2016 NES INSTRUCTOR Bios ENVIRONMENTAL KIEL MCCLINTOCK FAiTP n1=PAPTMFh1T Kiel McClintock is an EH&S Instructor with NES. Mr. McClintock has over six years of experience working within the Environmental Health and Safety field. Mr. McClintock graduated with a degree in Occupational Health and Safety Management from Columbia Southern University. He has served in the U.S. Navy as a Safety Officer, and most recently worked throughout the U.S. overseeing clean-up and remediation operations for derailed trains. In addition to providing OSHA training programs for government and private sector employees within California Mr. McClintock also provides OSHA training on behalf of the Department of Justice for law enforcement personnel throughout the country. STEVE REICHOW Steve Reichow is responsible for overseeing all Environmental Health and Safety training programs provided by NES. He has over 15 years of experience in hazardous waste management and transportation issues. Mr. Reichow has developed and provided training programs to comply with OSHA, DOT and EPA regulations for numerous private companies and government agencies. He has extensive knowledge of characterizing, profiling, manifesting, transporting and treating hazardous waste. His practical and hands on experience was gained while working as an Environmental Lab Pack Chemist at a local TSDF and overseeing field operations for a firm specializing in hazardous waste management and transportation, remediation and emergency response services. Mr. Reichow also has provided numerous hazardous waste management and transportation audits for clients throughout California. STEVE SMITH Steve Smith has worked in the heavy construction and environmental field for over 20 years. He graduated from St. Mary's with a Bachelor of Arts degree while minoring in environmental science courses. He was hired by Construction Teamsters Local 291 in 1982 and rose to the office of President in 1991. He chaired the Northern California construction negotiation subcommittee on training and education beginning in 1988. He served as the founding Co-Chairman of the Northern California Teamster Apprentice Training Program (NCTAT) in 1989 until 1993. He served on the Measure B advisory committee to the Alameda County Transportation Authority and was a delegate to the NIEHS Instructor Conference. In 1993 he went to work full time for the NCTAT. Steve was the lead instructor for the NIEHS worker training grant programs under EPA, DOT and Department of Energy Worker Training Grants. Over 10,000 workers and instructors were trained under these programs throughout the United States. In 2000, Mr. Smith took over the Lead Instructor position for the NCTAT commercial drivers.