He is a certified hazardous materials manager, a registered professional industrial hygienist, and has a Ph.
What does CHMM stand for?
CHMM stands for Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (IHMM)
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Led by Partners Tom Wackerman, Peter Collins and George Kandler, ASTI's 26 environmental professionals are biologists, certified hazardous materials managers, energy auditors, geologists, GIS/CAD specialists, hydrogeologists, qualified storage tank professionals, regulatory compliance specialists, remediation specialists, scientists, stormwater specialists, threatened and endangered species specialists, asbestos/lead paint/mold/noise/radon inspectors, and wetlands/woodlands/watershed experts steeped in most all aspects of brownfield redevelopment gap financing, grants, habitat restoration, land banks, landfills, affordable housing, real estate development, revolving loan funds and the neighborhood stabilization program.