EOD Technology, Inc. (now Janus Global) specialized in environmental remediation and security during my tenure (2001-2007). The Former Camp Wheeler is representative of the projects I executed for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, having bid, won, executed, and selected to return based on prior work in the review and clean-up projects with a strong specialization in Community Relations.  

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I've been called the Erin Brokovich of Bomb Disposal. During my nearly 7 years as a government/defense contractor, it was my job to research, prepare and implement a complete Community Relations Plan.  In total, my efforts on the Former Camp Wheeler, and many sites like it, included the following: 

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• Historical Records Search 

• Conduct qualitative and quantitative research

• Identify and partner with stakeholders 

• Establish and maintain public communication 

  • Authored Press Releases ​

  • Developed CRM of stakeholders/landowners 

  • Developed and maintain project website 

• Provided Safety Briefings 

• Served at Public Information Specialist on-site

• Hosted public meetings (+2K attendees) 

• Organized media and education events 

• Prepared and present project materials

• Coordinated project schedule and safety evaluations 

• Authored final reports

 

                        Camp Wheeler Media Coverage 

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Former Camp Wheeler Project Results:

Achieved 100% Right of Entry from landowners, a very rare occurrence on FUDS projects.

Received Charles F. Trainor Award and the Locke L. Mouton Award for Excellence in Community Relations from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Published white paper of my Community Relations Model and presented at the Canadian Sea Dumped Munitions Conference, October 2007.

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