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Sichangu Lee

Lynden,WA

Summary

I am highly motivated, determined and also a team player and open to suggestions, when needed. I also believe in every job or task that I am responsible for should be handled professionally, efficiently and most important of all safely.

Overview

26
26
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Project Specialist

Waste Management
Blaine, WA
04.2023 - Current
  • Nutrient management/waste management specialists develop appropriate methods for removing and managing hazardous and non-hazardous waste from or in the environment. Monitor processes that remove or destroy harmful materials, chemicals and microorganisms from water or land. Lead a project team being responsible for the forward planning of the project to deliver the new waste and recycling service. Including preparing project documentation, an options appraisal and a compelling business case. escalating risks and issues as they arise.

Environmental Specialist I

Harsco Clean Earth
Bellingham, WA
10.2021 - 04.2023
  • Provides management of household, small business and RCRA regulated waste HAZWOPER and IDLH certification, manifesting and shipment of materials as well as collection of hazardous waste, recycling treatment and processing.

Fisheries Technician II

Lummi Natural Resources (LNR)
Bellingham, WA
04.2017 - 09.2021
  • Stock Assessment- Managed smolt salmonid and adult salmon recruitment in the Nooksack river, to better coordinate in-season assessments and monitoring of seasonal runs. Responsible for collecting, managing, analyzing, and reporting on data collected in the field.
  • Restoration- Assisted in the construction of the artificial log jams located near the north fork on the Nooksack river, which included habitat restoration, trenching watersheds, damage assessment and counseled restoration planning.
  • Harvest Management- Supported Lummi shellfish hatchery as a shellfish harvesting monitor. Patrolled and checked for harvesting permits and making sure diggers had no more than the legal number of shellfish.

Motor Transport Operator

United States Marine Corps
San Diego, CA
08.2005 - 07.2009
  • Operated and maintained military transport vehicles under varied conditions.
  • Ensured compliance with safety regulations and operational guidelines during transportation missions.
  • Coordinated logistics for troop movements, enhancing mission readiness and efficiency.
  • Conducted routine inspections and preventive maintenance on vehicles to ensure optimal performance.

Wildland Fire Fighter

Department of the Interior and Local Government
Cheyenne River Agency, South Dakota
06.2000 - 08.2003
  • Led wildfire suppression efforts, coordinating team activities to enhance operational efficiency.
  • Developed and implemented safety protocols, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.
  • Conducted regular training sessions for new recruits, improving team readiness and performance in emergency situations.
  • Utilized advanced fire management tools to assess risks and strategize effective response plans during incidents.
  • Collaborated with local agencies to optimize resource allocation and streamline firefighting operations across jurisdictions.
  • Analyzed post-incident reports, identifying areas for improvement in tactics and procedures for future responses.
  • Mentored junior firefighters, fostering professional development and enhancing overall team capabilities in crisis management.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science

Northwest Indian College
Bellingham, WA
12-2018

Associates - Environmental Science

Northwest Indian College
Bellingham, WA, US
01-2018

Skills

  • Documentation management
  • Scope definition
  • Scheduling expertise
  • Project management
  • Relationship building
  • Work Planning and Prioritization
  • Detail-oriented
  • Documentation and reporting
  • Creative thinking
  • Customer relationship management
  • Multitasking
  • Quality assurance
  • Team collaboration
  • Field Coordination

Certification

  • High Hazard Facilities Worker Certification
    Issued March 2026 • Expires March 2029"High hazard worker certification" generally refers to specialized training (such as HAZWOPER) for workers exposed to dangerous chemicals, toxins, or waste, or OSHA 10/30-hour cards indicating safety proficiency. It signifies compliance with strict safety standards, ensuring employees can safely manage hazardous environments and recognize potential hazards.
  • Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Training

Timeline

Project Specialist

Waste Management
04.2023 - Current

Environmental Specialist I

Harsco Clean Earth
10.2021 - 04.2023

Fisheries Technician II

Lummi Natural Resources (LNR)
04.2017 - 09.2021

Motor Transport Operator

United States Marine Corps
08.2005 - 07.2009

Wildland Fire Fighter

Department of the Interior and Local Government
06.2000 - 08.2003

Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science

Northwest Indian College

Associates - Environmental Science

Northwest Indian College
Sichangu Lee