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Michael J. Bumbaco
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Michael J. Bumbaco, Chief, Special Programs Division, Environmental
Technology Centre (ETC), recently received his 25-year service award.
Mike began his career in 1970 as a chemist with the Air Pollution Control
Directorate. He was involved in national and regional programs developing
new methods for measuring air pollutants such as asbestos and fluorides.
He later managed the analytical chemistry operation at ETC, and was a key
player in the development of the CEPA Reference Method for analysis of
dioxins and furans. Mike, along with divisional colleagues, played a
significant role in the federal response to the St. Basile le Grand PCB
fire. He currently provides program coordination and development support
for ETC, as well as overseeing programs related to Good Laboratory Practice
and Method Development Coordination.
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25 Year-Service Awards were recently presented to eight employees
from the Environmental Technology Centre in Ottawa. The awards were for
their continued and committed service to the public service.
(Left to right) Back: Rick Yeatman (26 years); Jim Mar
(25 years); Ross Hodgson (27 years);
Front: Allan Meadows (26 years); Ray Limoges (29 years);
John Shelton (29 years); and Brian Williams (25 years).
Absent: Ken Li (25 years).
Photo: Rhonda Arsenault.
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Tom Dann
Photo: Janet Fewster.
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Tom Dann (Environmental Technology Centre) recently received his
25-year service award. One of the architects of the National Air
Pollution Surveillance (NAPS) Network, Tom expanded the Network to monitor
toxic chemicals and has also been a key player in the scientific assessment
of many air toxics of concern in Canada.
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Pat Muldoon
Photo: Janet Fewster.
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Unsung Hero Awards were presented recently at the HQ EPS picnic.
Pat Muldoon (Environmental Technology Centre) for his first class
service to more than 150 building occupants. As shipper and receiver,
he manages a heavy volume of deliveries (from lab equipment, to dangerous
and flammable chemicals), in an efficient and economical manner.
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* Excerpt taken from Let's Talk Green
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