Todd Hyer

• Played a key role in achieving ISO 14001 certification through diligent adherence to established Environmental Management Systems.
• Ensured proper hazardous waste storage and disposal procedures were followed according to federal guidelines.
• Developed comprehensive waste management plans to minimize environmental impact and reduce disposal costs.
• Currently responsible for the RCRA waste program, storm water program, Radiation safety program, RCRA training program, Tier 2 program, Pre-treatment discharge program, and the Safety Data Sheet program.
• Had responsibility for the air program permits including Wilsonart North Plant, SPC, Adhesives, and R&D from 2017 - 2021.
• Worked with Engineering to develop waste water reclamation equipment through oxidation.

• Promoted company sustainability initiatives through regular employee training and awareness programs.
• Assisted with data management for regulatory and operational reporting.
• Maintained accurate records of all environmental activities, facilitating streamlined reporting processes and regulatory compliance documentation.
• Reduced hazardous waste generation through implementing effective waste minimization strategies.
• Responsible for the RCRA waste program, storm water program, RCRA training program, and the Tier 2 program.

Responsible for kraft paper treatment quality, filling laminate orders and helped implement the rewind system in use today.

• Streamlined daily operations by developing efficient feeding, milking, and cleaning schedules for the farm staff.
• Coordinated inventories of seeds, chemicals, plant nutrients and tools to achieve business targets.
• Maintained ranch records and documentation.
• Responsible for the Brahman breeding program.
• Set and improved standard operating procedures to oversee stock management, pond maintenance, and feeding schedules.
• Ensured compliance with industry standards and regulations by maintaining accurate records of livestock treatments, movements, and performance data.
• Used skills to grow new plants from seeds, clippings, bulbs and clone-cubes.