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Bart Lago has a BS in Engineering Science [Environmental], US Nuclear Regulatory Agency trained Radiation Control Inspector (health physics, radiological emergency response, inspection and licensing procedures). Bart has experience using and calibrating radiation detection equipment (Multi-channel gamma spectrometers, ion chambers, Geiger-Mueller survey meters, alpha and beta detectors, neutron meters), maintained records of calibrations and NIST traceable sources. He also has experience in health physics and industrial hygiene, knowledge of State and Federal Radiation Protection Regulations.
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Bart Lago
Cary, IL, 60013
(Home): 847-462-9527
(Cell): 224-587-3702
(Email): [email protected]
Summary:
BS in Engineering Science [Environmental], US Nuclear Regulatory Agency trained Radiation Control
Inspector (health physics, radiological emergency response, inspection and licensing procedures),
experience using and calibrating radiation detection equipment (Multi-channel gamma spectrometers, ion
chambers, Geiger-Mueller survey meters, alpha and beta detectors, neutron meters), maintained records of
calibrations and NIST traceable sources, experience in health physics and industrial hygiene, knowledge of
State and Federal Radiation Protection Regulations.
Expertise:
Health Physics Industrial Hygiene Protection Regulations
Radiological Surveys Radiological Decontamination Instrument Calibration
Sample Collection Sample Analysis Audits & Inspections
Record Keeping Writing Operating Procedures Investigations
Microsoft Office Dosimetry Protective Equipment
Scheduling Surveys Scheduling Calibrations Engineering Controls
Employment History:
General Electric Heathcare
Radiometrologist
3350 North Ridge Avenue
February 1999-June 2011
Arlington Heights, IL, 60004
40+ hours/week
Supervisor: Derek Davis
$25/Hour
Phone: 847-385-5100
Calibrated radiological detection equipment [Dose Calibrators, Gamma Spectrometers, Mini-Scalars].
Maintained records of calibrations and National Institute of Standards and Technology [NIST] Traceable
Standards. Analyzed radioactive samples from NIST for instrument comparison and traceability studies.
Shipped radioactive samples NIST for instrument comparison and traceability studies. Decontaminated lab
equipment prior to calibration or shipping offsite for repairs. Revised and created operating procedures.
Investigated and wrote Incident Reports when any instruments were found out of specification. Solved
problems when installing new equipment onsite.
Kansas Dept. Health & Environment
Radiation Control Inspector
100 SW 10th Avenue
January 1986-December 1998
Topeka, KS, 66612
40+ hours/Week
Supervisor: Tom Connoly
$40,000 (annual)
Phone: 913-296-1560
Inspected radioactive material’s users throughout the State of Kansas. Performed investigations on
overexposures, improper disposal or hazardous usage of radioactive materials. Reviewed radioactive
material license’s applications submitted to the State of Kansas. Collected radiological samples for lab
analysis. Calibrated radiological detection equipment [Gamma Spectrometers, Mini-Scalars, pocket
dosimeters and survey meters]. Performed neutron surveys for medical accelerators. Participated in
emergency response actions and drills. Maintained records of calibrations, inspections and radioactive
material’s licenses. Lead inspector on Coleman Thorium Lamp Mantle Production facility
decommissioning. Performed workshops for licensees on radiological safety training, waste disposal
procedures and revising radioactive material licenses. Provided advice on proposed changes to the Kansas
Radiation Protection Regulations.
Canberra/RMC
Health Physics Technician
1175 Tower Road
May 1984-November 1986
Schaumburg, IL, 60195
40+ hours/Week
Supervisor: Steve Peck
$15/Hour
Phone: 847-310-8650
Performed radiological site decontamination at three different facilities in the US (Kerr-McGee, West
Chicago, IL; Du Pont, Memphis, TN and Chemtron, Cleveland, OH). Collected and analyzed radiological
samples. Calibrated radiological detection equipment [Gamma Spectrometers, Mini-Scalars, and survey
meters].
United States Air Force
Bioenvironmental Engineer
Eglin Regional Hospital
March 1979- March 1983
Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542
40+ hours/Week
Supervisor: Major Jeff Schiller, USAF
First Lieutenant, USAF
Managed the Industrial Hygiene Section that inspected all base facilities for chemical, noise and radiation
(ionizing and non-ionizing) exposure. Managed the Test Project Support Section that supported the 3246th
Test Wing. Assistant Base Radiological Protection Officer. Trained base personnel in proper use of
respiratory protection and other safety equipment. Received Humanitarian Service Medal in 1980 for work
performed during the Mariel Boatlift.
US Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Technician Intern
77 West Jackson Boulevard
June 1978-September 1978
Chicago, IL, 60604
40+ hours/Week
Supervisor: Barry Millman
GS-3
Collected samples for lab analysis. Maintained and modified sampling equipment. Performed field sample
analysis.
Education and Training:
BS in Engineering Science [Environmental],
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL. 1974-1978.
Five Week Health Physics and Radiation Protection Procedures Course
Oak Ridge Associated University, Oak Ridge, TN 1987
Medical Use of Radionuclide
Oak Ridge Associated University, Oak Ridge, TN 1986
United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Training Courses
[Inspection Procedures, Licensing Procedures, Safety Aspects of Industrial Radiography, Gas and Oil Well
Logging for Regulatory Personnel]
40 Hour Health and Safety Training Course 29 CFR 1910.120
US Environmental Protection Agency
Transportation of Hazardous Materials
US Department of Energy
Sixteen Week Bioenvironmental Engineering Course
United States air Force, School of Aerospace Medicine, Brooks Air Force Base, Texas
Professional Associations: [Inactive]
American Health Physics Society
Conference of Radiation Control Directors