Bryan Stipp

Bryan has more than four years of experience in environmental health, safety, and industrial hygiene, including hazardous building materials assessments, industrial hygiene monitoring, indoor air quality investigations, and vapor intrusion monitoring. As an Environmental Health and Safety Technician at NORTECH, Bryan supports projects across a wide range of industries including mining operations, government facilities, schools, and residential structures throughout Alaska. A United States Coast Guard veteran and graduate of the United States Air Force Fire Academy, Bryan brings a strong foundation in hazard recognition, hazardous materials response, and emergency operations to his environmental health and safety work.

Bryan is a Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist (C-OHC) and a Certified AHERA Building Inspector with experience conducting asbestos clearance air sampling and abatement oversight, personal and area air monitoring for airborne contaminants and illicit drug contamination assessments in residential and commercial structures. He has worked in demanding remote and industrial environments including active Arctic mining operations and military installations to support regulatory compliance and safe continuation of operations.

EDUCATION

United States Air Force Fire Academy

LICENSES & REGISTRATIONS

Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist

EPA/AHERA Building Inspector

Asbestos Supervisor

MSHA Miner

HAZWOPER

Respirator Fit Test

Confined Space Entry

National and State of Alaska Firefighter 1