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CURRICULUM VITAE

I. PERSONAL DATA:

Name: DAVID C. ROSKELLEY Birth date: October 24, 1968 Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois Citizenship: United States of America

II. EDUCATION:

Bachelor of Science (B.S.): 5/94 – University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah

• Major emphasis in Communications with an emphasis in Pre-Med.

Masters of Science in Public Health (M.S.P.H.): 10/97 – University of Utah, Rocky Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (RMCOEH), Department of Family and Preventive Medicine (DFPM), Salt Lake City, Utah

• Course work in Environmental Public Health, with an emphasis in Industrial Hygiene. Thesis Title: “The Historical Aspects of Asbestos Sampling”.

Board Certification:

• 5/03 - Comprehensive Practice, American Board of Industrial Hygiene (CIH #8529)

• 5/99 - Comprehensive Practice, Board of Certified Safety Professionals (CSP #15774)

• 6/97 – State of California, Division of Occupational Safety and Health, California Asbestos Consultant (CAC #97-225)

III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Full-time Positions:

Principal/Certified Industrial Hygienist (Consulting) 10/97 - Present R & R Environmental, Inc., Sandy, Utah

• Provide broad-based industrial hygiene consulting services to various clients throughout the United Sates and Canada.

Industrial Hygienist (Consulting) 05/95 – 10/97 JBR Environmental Consultants, Sandy, Utah

• Primarily provided asbestos and lead-based paint related consulting services (ie, survey and assessment, management plans, project design, etc.) as well as limited industrial hygiene related services.

Industrial Hygienist (Consulting) 01/91 – 10/94 Kaeselan & D’Aneglo (K & D) Consultants Group, Salt Lake City, Utah

• Primarily provided asbestos consulting services as well as limited industrial hygiene related services.

Part-time Positions:

Adjunct Faculty 10/97 – Current University of Utah, Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health (RMCOEH), Department of Family and Preventive Medicine (DFPM), Salt Lake City, Utah

• Teach various lecture topics and continuing education courses (See Section VI: Teaching Responsibilities)

Venue Safety Officer (Volunteer) 08/01 – 03/02 Salt Lake Organizing Committee, 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics

• Provided general safety and industrial hygiene oversite services during the 2002 Olympic Winter Games (Soldier Hollow: Cross Country Skiing and Biathlon)

Missionary Service (Volunteer) 12/87 – 12/89 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

• Arizona Phoenix Mission (Navajo/Apache Nations)

IV. PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:

• Board of Directors (Past Chair 2017-18), ABIH National Board (2013 – 18)

• Brigham Young University (Advisory Board member), Public Health Advisory Committee (2014 to current)

• ABIH Appointed Member (at large), Joint Industrial Hygiene Ethics Education Committee (JIHEEC)(13 – 18)

• United States Selective Service System (SSS), District Appeal Board Member (Region 3: Utah) (2002- Current)

• Board of Directors (Director), AIHA National Board (09 – 12)

• Advisory Committee (Chair), University of Utah, RMCOEH Industrial Hygiene (IH) and Hazardous Substances Academic Training (HSAT) (11 - Current)

• Board of Directors (Treasurer), AIHA – Utah Section (97 - 99, 99 - 01, 01 - 03, 03 - 05, 05 - 07)

• Board of Directors (Director), AIHA – Utah Section (07 – 09)

• Board of Directors, Utah Asbestos Council (02 – Current)

• Member, State of Utah, Division of Air Quality (DAQ) Asbestos Advisory Committee

• Chair, Joint Ethics Task Force; The task force was primarily responsible for overseeing the adoption of a new, comprehensive system of ethical standards for the industrial hygiene profession (This task force consisted of representatives of AIHA, ACGIH, AIH, and ABIH).

• Student Local Section Council Advisor, Member of the AIHA Local Section Council (07 - 09)

• Chair, AIHA, Joint Industrial Hygiene Ethics Education Committee (JIHEEC)(03 – 07)

• Board of Directors (Treasurer), ACGIH, Foundation for Occupational Health and Safety (FOHS)

• Assistant to the Director (D. Jeff Burton), Vent 2006, Chicago AIHce (May 13-16)

IV. PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES (Continued):

• Future Leaders Institute (FLI), AIHA (2005 graduate/participant, initial course)

• Eagle Scout (2 Additional Palms), Boy Scouts of America (BSA), 1982

V. PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

• Academy of Industrial Hygiene, Diplomate Member • American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, Affiliate Member • American Industrial Hygiene Association, Diplomate Member • American Society of Safety Engineers, Professional Member

VI. AWARDS / HONORS: • Named one of “The 50 Most Influential EHS Leaders”, EHS Today, September 1, 2008 (Sandy Smith)

• Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) 2012 “Award of Excellence”

Certified Safety Professional (CSP)

• AIHA Utah Local Section “Meritorious Achievement Award” Recipient 2013

• Summiter (29,029 Feet/8,848 Meters, Himalaya Range, Nepal), May 19, 2013 @ 0729am (Nepal Time)

• AIHA Distinguished Fellow Award, AIHce 2019 Minneapolis, Minnesota

VII. TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES (past 5 years):

Specific lectures in environmental and occupational health:

• Air Sampling for Toxic Substances - RMCOEH Continuing Education (CE), Asbestos Sampling and Analysis, 250 students

• EPA Lead Abatement Contractor/Supervisor Course - CE, Hands-on, Containment Construction, PPE, 300 students

• EPA Lead Inspector Course/Risk Assessor - CE, Paint and Wipe Sampling, PPE aspects during sampling 500 students

• Introduction to Public Health - FPMD 751, Asbestos, 400 students

• Industrial Hygiene Comprehensive Review - CE, Ethics, Fibers (Asbestos), Particulates, 1200 students

• Respiratory Protection - CE, Respirator Fit Factors and General Respiratory Protection, 450 students

• EPA/AHERA Asbestos Contractor/Supervisor Course (Initial and Refresher) – Principal Instructor, all subject facets, >3,000 students

• EPA/AHERA Asbestos Inspector/Management Planner Course (Initial and Refresher) – Principal Instructor, all subject facets, >3,000 students

• EPA/AHERA Asbestos Project Designer Course (Initial and Refresher) – Principal Instructor, all subject facets, >3,000 students

VII. TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES (past 5 years)(Continued):

• OSHA 2225 (Respiratory Protection) – Course Chair, ~50 students

• EPA Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Initial – Course Chair and Principal Instructor, ~1,900 students

• EPA Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Refresher – Course Chair and Principal Instructor, ~550 students

VIII. PRESENTATIONS/LECTURES:

• Professional Conference on Industrial Hygiene (PCIH 2003), Ethics in the Workplace: (Do You Know Where Your Vulnerabilities/Liabilities Are Lurking?) Workshop #2

• Professional Conference on Industrial Hygiene (PCIH 2004), Ethics in the Workplace: (Do You Know Where Your Vulnerabilities/Liabilities Are Lurking?) Workshop #4

• American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce 2005), Topics in Industrial Hygiene Ethics (Roundtable 223)

• 22nd Utah Conference on Safety and Industrial Hygiene 2005, Ethics Workshop (Short Course)

• American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce 2006), The six “C’s” of Leadership: Character, Charisma, Commitment, Communication, Competence, and Courage (Future Leaders Institute, Roundtable 213)

• American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce 2006), Ethics and the Industrial Hygiene Profession (Roundtable 237)

• American Industrial Hygiene Association, Hawaii Local Section Conference, Ethics Workshop, February 2007

• Utah Conference on Safety and Industrial Hygiene 2007, Respiratory Protection (Short Course), October 2007

• American Industrial Hygiene Association, Indiana Health & Safety Conference, Ethics Workshop, February 2008

• American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce 2008), Perspectives on Preparation for the CIH Exam (Roundtable 233)

• Professional Ethics, Doing What is Right in the Practice of Industrial Hygiene (August 2009), AIHA Teleweb Virtual Seminar

• Utah Conference on Safety and Industrial Hygiene 2009, Ethics Workshop (Short Course)

• Utah Conference on Safety and Industrial Hygiene 2010, Ethics Workshop (Short Course) and Lead Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Update

• Industrial Hygiene Ethics: Know Where your Liabilities are Lurking (August 2010), AIHA Teleweb Virtual Seminar

VIII. PRESENTATIONS/LECTURES (Continued):

• Professional Ethics and the Practice of Industrial Hygiene (August and November 2011), AIHA Teleweb Virtual Seminar

• Utah Conference on Safety and Industrial Hygiene 2011, AIHA National Board Update

• American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce 2014), IGNITE Session, Mount Everest: So You Think Your Workplace is Unsafe (IL05)

• The 7th China International Occupational Safety & Health Exhibition (COS+H) Beijing, China, 09-2014 AIHA/ABIH Delegation, CWS Forum :Professional Judgment in a Flattening World

IX. PUBLICATIO NS :

• Patty’s Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology, 7th edition, co-authored The Evolution of Occupational and Industrial Hygiene as a Profession chapter 2 (ISBN: 978-1-935082-15-6) 2019

• “Code v. Code: When Ethical Principles Conflict, Which One Takes Precedence?”, Synergist (AIHA), December 2015, Volume 26, Number 11

• “Asbestos: Managing the Mineral”, Stress Point, Engineering Design and Testing, September 2014, Volume 27, Number 3

• “Respiratory Protection: Respiratory 101”, Occupational Health & Safety, June 2013, Volume 82, Number 6

• “Board Perspective”, Synergist (AIHA), February 2012, Volume 23, Number 2

• The Occupational Environment: Its Evaluati on, Control, and Management, 3rd edition, co-authored Ethics chapter 2 (ISBN: 978-1-935082-15-6) 2011

• “The Last Frontier” Dilemma Follow-Up, Synergist (AIHA), January 2007, Volume 19, Number 10

• “The Future of Industrial Hygiene”, ISHN Global, May 2007

• “The Last Frontier” Dilemma, Synergist (AIHA), November 2006, Volume 17, Number 10

• “Why Industrial Hygiene”, Synergist (AIHA), October 1999, Volume 10, Number 10

X. HOBBIES/PERSONAL INTERESTS:

Several hobbies include, marathon running (I ran the Boston Marathon 2006 and 2007), backcountry skiing, and anything else that gets me outside. I am also an avid mountain climber. Some of the more noteworthy peaks I have successfully climbed include the following:

• Mount Everest (Sagarmatha, “Holy Mother”), Nepal (Himalaya Range (Mahalangur Section)) and High Point of and the Earth: 29,029 Feet), May 19, 2013 @ 0729am • Cerro , Argentina (Southern Range and High Point of South America: 22,867 Feet) • Nevado , Chile-Argentine border (High Point of Chile and High of South America 22,615 Feet) • Mount McKinley (), North America, Alaska (High Point of North America: 20,320 Feet) 2010 Unsuccessful Summit Attempt (High Point, Mid-Headwall ~16,500 Feet) • Mount McKinley (Denali), North America, Alaska (High Point of North America: 20,320 Feet) 2011 Successful Summit • , (High Point and High Volcano of : 19,340 Feet) • , Russia (Caucus Range and High Point and High Volcano of Europe: 18,511 Feet) • Mount Vinson, (Sentinel Range and High Point of Antarctica: 16,050 Feet) Ascent: “Right Hand Variant”, Descent “Traditional Route” • Carstensz Pyramid (), Papua Indonesia (High Point of : 16,024 Feet) • (Citlaltépetl), Mexico (High Point of Mexico, High Volcano of North America, and Third Highest in North America: 18,491 Feet) • , ( Range and High Point of Iran and High Volcano of Asia: 18,403 Feet) • Mont. Blanc, France (Alps Range), 15,776 Feet • , Papua (Southern Highlands) (High Volcano of Oceania: 14,327 Feet) • , Antarctica (Executive Committee Range and High Volcano of Antarctica: 14,058 Feet) • , Japan (Yamizo Range), 12,388 Feet • , (): 7,310 Feet

Note: In January 2016 I successfully completed my personal goal to climb the “7 Summits” (The high point on each of the seven ). On January 18, 2020, I successfully reached the summit of Mount Sidley thus becoming the first American to complete the “Volcanic ”.

Everest Summit, May 19, 2013