Neil Hart
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Dave Kummerlowe
I have had the pleasure of working directly with Neil Hart for over 10 years. He was a key member of the Kimberly Clark Emergency Response Team and volunteered to respond to incidents to protect the lives of his co-workers, fellow responders, the public and the environment. He received hundreds of hours of hands on practical training from my company in the areas of hazmat, first aid and confined space rescue. Neil was always one of our "go to" guys on the team. He was professional, positive, always willing to step up to learn and apply his skills with a constant focus on safety. In addition to his ongoing training Neil on more than one occasion "did the deed" and responded to actual incidents where his training and preparation was put to the ultimate test. In every case, he responded safely and helped mitigate a situation that otherwise could have injured others or damaged the environment. He earned the respect of the Everett Fire Department Hazmat Team by demonstrating his capability to the them on more than one occasion. He was a leader on his Emergency Response Team. When responding to potentially dangerous and life threatening incidents I would take great comfort knowing I had a team of Neil Harts by my side. Please feel free to contact me at any time if I can provide more information on Neil's behalf. Dave Kummerlowe, President, CADRE, Inc. Woodinville WA. hazcadre@mac.com
Troy Woodard
It was my privilege to work side-by-side with Neil as Peer Outreach Workers serving 750 dislocated workers from our Everett Mill. Neil was instrumental in providing leadership to our team and kept our projects organized and on track. His compassion for fellow employees showed through in his tireless work ethic and determination to help every single person who came through our door. While maintaining a caring environment, he also kept our office efficient and productive. Neil Hart embodies integrity and trust in everything he does, and was a true servant for those people in their time of need.
Dave Kummerlowe
I have had the pleasure of working directly with Neil Hart for over 10 years. He was a key member of the Kimberly Clark Emergency Response Team and volunteered to respond to incidents to protect the lives of his co-workers, fellow responders, the public and the environment. He received hundreds of hours of hands on practical training from my company in the areas of hazmat, first aid and confined space rescue. Neil was always one of our "go to" guys on the team. He was professional, positive, always willing to step up to learn and apply his skills with a constant focus on safety. In addition to his ongoing training Neil on more than one occasion "did the deed" and responded to actual incidents where his training and preparation was put to the ultimate test. In every case, he responded safely and helped mitigate a situation that otherwise could have injured others or damaged the environment. He earned the respect of the Everett Fire Department Hazmat Team by demonstrating his capability to the them on more than one occasion. He was a leader on his Emergency Response Team. When responding to potentially dangerous and life threatening incidents I would take great comfort knowing I had a team of Neil Harts by my side. Please feel free to contact me at any time if I can provide more information on Neil's behalf. Dave Kummerlowe, President, CADRE, Inc. Woodinville WA. hazcadre@mac.com
Troy Woodard
It was my privilege to work side-by-side with Neil as Peer Outreach Workers serving 750 dislocated workers from our Everett Mill. Neil was instrumental in providing leadership to our team and kept our projects organized and on track. His compassion for fellow employees showed through in his tireless work ethic and determination to help every single person who came through our door. While maintaining a caring environment, he also kept our office efficient and productive. Neil Hart embodies integrity and trust in everything he does, and was a true servant for those people in their time of need.
Dave Kummerlowe
I have had the pleasure of working directly with Neil Hart for over 10 years. He was a key member of the Kimberly Clark Emergency Response Team and volunteered to respond to incidents to protect the lives of his co-workers, fellow responders, the public and the environment. He received hundreds of hours of hands on practical training from my company in the areas of hazmat, first aid and confined space rescue. Neil was always one of our "go to" guys on the team. He was professional, positive, always willing to step up to learn and apply his skills with a constant focus on safety. In addition to his ongoing training Neil on more than one occasion "did the deed" and responded to actual incidents where his training and preparation was put to the ultimate test. In every case, he responded safely and helped mitigate a situation that otherwise could have injured others or damaged the environment. He earned the respect of the Everett Fire Department Hazmat Team by demonstrating his capability to the them on more than one occasion. He was a leader on his Emergency Response Team. When responding to potentially dangerous and life threatening incidents I would take great comfort knowing I had a team of Neil Harts by my side. Please feel free to contact me at any time if I can provide more information on Neil's behalf. Dave Kummerlowe, President, CADRE, Inc. Woodinville WA. hazcadre@mac.com
Troy Woodard
It was my privilege to work side-by-side with Neil as Peer Outreach Workers serving 750 dislocated workers from our Everett Mill. Neil was instrumental in providing leadership to our team and kept our projects organized and on track. His compassion for fellow employees showed through in his tireless work ethic and determination to help every single person who came through our door. While maintaining a caring environment, he also kept our office efficient and productive. Neil Hart embodies integrity and trust in everything he does, and was a true servant for those people in their time of need.
Dave Kummerlowe
I have had the pleasure of working directly with Neil Hart for over 10 years. He was a key member of the Kimberly Clark Emergency Response Team and volunteered to respond to incidents to protect the lives of his co-workers, fellow responders, the public and the environment. He received hundreds of hours of hands on practical training from my company in the areas of hazmat, first aid and confined space rescue. Neil was always one of our "go to" guys on the team. He was professional, positive, always willing to step up to learn and apply his skills with a constant focus on safety. In addition to his ongoing training Neil on more than one occasion "did the deed" and responded to actual incidents where his training and preparation was put to the ultimate test. In every case, he responded safely and helped mitigate a situation that otherwise could have injured others or damaged the environment. He earned the respect of the Everett Fire Department Hazmat Team by demonstrating his capability to the them on more than one occasion. He was a leader on his Emergency Response Team. When responding to potentially dangerous and life threatening incidents I would take great comfort knowing I had a team of Neil Harts by my side. Please feel free to contact me at any time if I can provide more information on Neil's behalf. Dave Kummerlowe, President, CADRE, Inc. Woodinville WA. hazcadre@mac.com
Troy Woodard
It was my privilege to work side-by-side with Neil as Peer Outreach Workers serving 750 dislocated workers from our Everett Mill. Neil was instrumental in providing leadership to our team and kept our projects organized and on track. His compassion for fellow employees showed through in his tireless work ethic and determination to help every single person who came through our door. While maintaining a caring environment, he also kept our office efficient and productive. Neil Hart embodies integrity and trust in everything he does, and was a true servant for those people in their time of need.
Credentials
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Building Operations and Maintenance for Energy Efficiency
Edmonds Community CollegeJun, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Commercial Lighting Auditor
Edmonds Community CollegeJun, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
EPA Section 608 Type I Open Book Certification
Mainstream Engineering CorporationJun, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Energy Accounting Specialist
Edmonds Community CollegeJun, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Residential Energy Auditor Specialist
Edmonds Community CollegeJun, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Project Management Crash Course
Extended Education at Western Washington UniversityMar, 2012- Nov, 2024 -
Passenger Endorsement (P) (CDL)
Washington State Department of LicensingAug, 2020- Nov, 2024 -
Washington State Traffic Control Flagger
Everett Community CollegeFeb, 2016- Nov, 2024 -
CPR, AED and Basic First Aid
American Safety & Health InstituteJul, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Certified Building Operator, Level I
Northwest Energy Efficiency CouncilJul, 2014- Nov, 2024 -
Certified Zenger-Miller Facilitator for Team Building Courses
Zenger-MillerNov, 1996- Nov, 2024 -
Technical Power User to Train Kimberly-Clark Employees in the use of SAP
SAPMar, 2002- Nov, 2024 -
Passenger Endorsement (P) (CDL)
Washington State Department of Licensing
Experience
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Spokane Transit Authority
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United States
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Urban Transit Services
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100 - 200 Employee
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Coach Operator
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Jul 2020 - Present
Strictly follows all traffic laws and Spokane Transit Authority policies to ensure the best customer experience possible. A frontline worker who provides consistent transportation for the Spokane region during the Covid-19 pandemic. Safely transports riders to established destinations in a reliable fashion. Strictly follows all traffic laws and Spokane Transit Authority policies to ensure the best customer experience possible. A frontline worker who provides consistent transportation for the Spokane region during the Covid-19 pandemic. Safely transports riders to established destinations in a reliable fashion.
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Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners
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Spokane, Washington Area
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Energy Specialist
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Dec 2019 - Mar 2020
Served the community by processing emergency energy grants for low income clients. Represented SNAP with a positive attitude and promoted respect and dignity. Followed specific guidelines to apply pledges to the gas and electric accounts of those in need. Accurately inputted data using a shared database to ensure pledges are properly assigned to avoid errors. Worked with Avista Power to ensure the needs of clients are met in a timely manner and to restore power for disconnected accounts. Show less
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Puget Sound Energy
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United States
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Utilities
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700 & Above Employee
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Customer Service Representative I
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Mar 2016 - Dec 2019
Responsible for responding to consumer inquires via phone and e-mail in a high volume call center. Answered questions regarding billing, credit or payment inquires, rates, website navigation, and energy services. Managed calls for gas and electric emergencies/outages, as well as coordinated service requests for meters, vegetation issues, construction complaints, etc. Processed returned mail, updated customer information, and performing other office and clerical tasks as assigned. Was regularly recognized for excellent attendance and exceeding quality assurance expectations. Awarded Puget Sound Energy's CAC Employee of the Month - June 2017 Show less
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2020 Engineering Inc.
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United States
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Civil Engineering
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1 - 100 Employee
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LED Lighting Technician
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May 2015 - Sep 2015
Assisted with technical lighting assessments, field audits, analysis, design, and project support for 2020 LED. Used Blue Beam software to map spaces and PSE's lighting spreadsheet to calculate usage and potential savings. Assisted with technical lighting assessments, field audits, analysis, design, and project support for 2020 LED. Used Blue Beam software to map spaces and PSE's lighting spreadsheet to calculate usage and potential savings.
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Edmonds College
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Green Team, Student Advocate for Sustainability
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Aug 2013 - Jun 2014
Responsible for supporting sustainability initiatives on campus. Encouraged students, faculty/staff and the community to learn about the Triple Bottom Line. Actively promote Equity, Environment and Economics for all through education, dialogue and service-learning. Charged with organizing and managing EdCC's participation in RecycleMania 2014 Tournament. This included accurately measuring the waste, compost & recyclables on campus, and sharing these results using spreadsheets and presentation media. Show less
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Workforce Snohomish
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United States
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Civic and Social Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Peer Outreach Worker
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Jan 2012 - Sep 2012
Provided personal support as individuals transition away from the closure of the Kimberly-Clark Mill in Everett. Advised and counseled individuals. Published regular newsletters and communications, scheduled and planned events and workshops, acted and reacted to client and situational needs, and built relationships of our many partners. Successfully developed a program to help one hundred fifty families receive a Health Coverage Tax Credit. Provided personal support as individuals transition away from the closure of the Kimberly-Clark Mill in Everett. Advised and counseled individuals. Published regular newsletters and communications, scheduled and planned events and workshops, acted and reacted to client and situational needs, and built relationships of our many partners. Successfully developed a program to help one hundred fifty families receive a Health Coverage Tax Credit.
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Kimberly-Clark
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United States
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Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Converting Department Crew Lead
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Jan 1993 - Dec 2011
Served as the 'Go To' person for our high performance work team. Accountable for the safety, quality and productivity of the crew. Required to use mechanical knowledge and in depth problem solving skills on a daily basis. Relied heavily on interpersonal skills including conflict resolution, positive reinforcement and relationship building. Safety Captain, Shop Steward, Emergency Response Team, Confined Space Rescue Team, SAP Technical Power User/Trainer, Zenger-Miller Trainer Served as the 'Go To' person for our high performance work team. Accountable for the safety, quality and productivity of the crew. Required to use mechanical knowledge and in depth problem solving skills on a daily basis. Relied heavily on interpersonal skills including conflict resolution, positive reinforcement and relationship building. Safety Captain, Shop Steward, Emergency Response Team, Confined Space Rescue Team, SAP Technical Power User/Trainer, Zenger-Miller Trainer
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Sears Stores
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United States
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Retail
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700 & Above Employee
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Warehouse Clerk
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Jul 1987 - Dec 1993
Loaded and unloaded merchandise into/from haulers. Shipped and received items to/from customers in the store pick-up area. Organized and kept the warehouse free of clutter. Called customers when orders arrived at the store. Twice selected as Employee of the Month. Loaded and unloaded merchandise into/from haulers. Shipped and received items to/from customers in the store pick-up area. Organized and kept the warehouse free of clutter. Called customers when orders arrived at the store. Twice selected as Employee of the Month.
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Western Washington University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Student-to-Student Program (Office of Admissions)
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Sep 1990 - Dec 1992
Organized and coordinated visits of campus for prospective students and their families. Led both individual and group tours of campus and shared college experience with others. Also, planned large events for the Office of Admissions. Organized and coordinated visits of campus for prospective students and their families. Led both individual and group tours of campus and shared college experience with others. Also, planned large events for the Office of Admissions.
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Education
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2012 - 2014
Edmonds Community College
Associate of Technical Arts, Energy Management -
1989 - 1992
Western Washington University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), History
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