HAZMATEAM, Inc. is one of New England's Leading
Environmental and Safety training providers.
Our professional staff provide training throughout
New England, at our facility or yours.
Meet our team:
Leo Traverse
Education
Babson College
BS Business, 1973
Antioch Graduate School
MS, RMA, 1998
Activities & Affiliations
TEXTBOOK AUTHOR: "Generator's Guide to Hazardous Materials/Waste Management"
1990, 430 pages. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, NY 10003
TECHNICAL ADVISOR: "Award Winning Video", "The Heat’s On"
Commonwealth Films, Boston, MA
Certifications
Certified Dangerous Goods Trainer (CDGT)
Institute of Hazardous Materials Management, 2015
Certified Environmental Auditor (CEA) 1993
Certified Dangerous Goods Professional (CDGP)
Institute of Hazardous Materials Management, 2014
Certified Environmental, Safety and Health Trainer (CET)
Board of Certified Safety Officials, Certificate # 10455, January 1998
OSHA Authorized General Industry Outreach Trainer 1998
OSHA, Keene State College
OSHA Authorized Construction Outreach Trainer 2006
OSHA, Keene State College
Paul Dambek
Education
Tufts University
School of Civil Engineering
M.S., Hazardous Materials Management, 1992
Illinois State University
M.S., Organic Chemistry, 1986
B.S., Chemistry, 1984
Activities & Affiliations
Member of Dangerous Goods Trainers Association (member ID 5240)
Member of Danvers, MA Local Emergency Planning Committee, 1995-1996
Certifications
Certified Dangerous Goods Trainer (CDGT)
Institute of Hazardous Materials Management, 2015
Certified Dangerous Goods Professional (CDGP)
Institute of Hazardous Materials Management, 2014
Certified Environmental, Safety and Health Trainer (CET)
Board of Certified Safety Officials, Certificate # 10455, January 2012
OSHA Authorized General Industry Outreach Trainer
OSHA, Keene State College
Education
Kaplan University
A.A.S., Business Administration, 2015
Brian Hagopian
Education
Colgate University
B.S., Chemistry, 1977
Activities & Affiliations
ISPE – International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering, 1991- present
ASPE – American Society of Plumbing Engineers, 1989- present
PDA – Parenteral Drug Association, 1992- present
AFE – Association of Facilities Engineers, 2004- present
NEWEA - New England Water Environment Association, 2012 - present
NEIWPCC - New England Interstate Pollution Control Commission, 2012 - present
IACET - International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training, 2018 - present
Certifications
CPIP, Certified Pharmaceutical Industry Professional received in 2012
CIPE, Certified in Plumbing Engineering received in 1996,
Massachusetts Licensed Industrial Wastewater Operator, Grade 2I since 1994, Grade 4I since 2013.
Brian Hagopian, CPIPhas started four successful corporations in Massachusetts brings over 35 years of experience in industrial, laboratory, high technology, and waste water environments to the waste water training sessions offered at Hazmateam.
Brian is a dynamic and engaging speaker currently involved in teaching four industrial wastewater courses which have been approved by the states of Massachusetts and New Hampshire. These courses prepare waste water operators for industrial waste water licensing exams and provide licensed operators with state-approved training contact hours. Brian is also an instructor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute’s Biomanufacturing Education and Training Center (WPI-BETC) where he teaches classes on the critical utilities (pure water, pH neutralization, cleanrooms, steam, and compressed air and gasses).
Brian is an active volunteer who believes strongly in education and lifelong learning. Brian was one of the proud original founders of the Chelmsford Public Charter School in 1996 (now Innovation Academy) a charter school providing rich educational experiences to over 750 students in grades 5-12. Brian is one of only 150 people worldwide to have received the Certified Pharmaceutical Industry Professional (CPIP) credential and is one of 6 people to have received the prestigious Hank Moes Lifetime Achievement Award for continued and significant contributions to the local life sciences industry

