Thomas Boecher, CHMM

Thomas Boecher, CHMM, has a diverse work experience spanning over several years.

Thomas began their career at DeLisle Associates LTD in 1991, where they worked as Vice President for almost two decades.

In 2009, they joined Tetra Tech NUS, Inc. as a Project Manager, specializing in servicing governmental contracts and large private sector clientele. Thomas also had responsibilities in business development. Thomas continued in this role until 2011.

After that, they worked at CARDNO ATC as an EHS Specialist/ Project Manager. In this position, they managed and promoted new business lines for industrial hygiene, training, and compliance work. Thomas was also the Branch Safety Officer for Cincinnati and had significant experience as a public speaker and trainer. Thomas left CARDNO ATC in 2015.

In 2015, they joined PSARA Technologies, Inc. as the Director of Industrial Hygiene and Safety Services. Thomas focused on worker exposure, compliance auditing, and employee training. Thomas was also an accomplished public speaker and routinely presented on EHS topics at various events. Thomas stayed with PSARA Technologies, Inc. until 2017.

In the same year, they started working at Pilot Chemical Company, initially as the Health and Safety Leader and later took on the role of Corporate Environmental Health and Safety Leader.

Outside of their professional career, Thomas Boecher also volunteered as the President of CCJO, a not-for-profit organization promoting education and awareness of Jazz music. Thomas held this position from 2016 until 2019.

Thomas Boecher, CHMM completed their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Extended University Program, Biochem from Western Michigan University in the period from 1986 to 2009. Additionally, they obtained an Associate of Arts (AA) degree in Business Administration from Kalamazoo Valley Community College between 2005 and 2008. Prior to their collegiate studies, Thomas attended Niles-Brandywine High School, although specific details regarding their degree and field of study during that time are not provided.