Aryel Abramovitz

About Aryel Abramovitz

I currently work at the United States Environmental Protection Agency as an environmental engineer in the Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance in Washington, DC. As a team member of the Compliance Policy Staff, my position provides the opportunity to serve as the Agency point of contact for policy as it relates to compliance, enforcement, inspector training, and the national inspector credentialing program. This oversight allows for increased environmental law compliance nationwide. I am primarily interested in intergovernmental environmental policy regarding environmental law compliance, water resource management (distribution, allocation, security, and sanitation), environmental sustainability, sustainable development, renewable energy systems, and air pollution control/mitigation and its health effects.

Experience

1. Environmental Engineer & Environmental Protection Specialist

   Us Environmental Protection Agency Epa

   Jun 2020 — Present · Washington, DC, US

   Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA), Office of Compliance (OC), Monitoring, Assistance, and Media Programs Division (MAMPD), Compliance Policy Staff (CPS).Primary duties include implementing, interpreting, and communicating essential inspector policy. Serves as Agency point of contact for implementation of the national inspector credentialing program. Serves as a staff level advisor on the policy, requirements, and guidance related to civil compliance inspectors, for both federal EPA and non-EPA (States, Tribes, Contractors, and Senior Environmental Employment enrollees) inspectors possessing EPA inspector credentials. Performs reviews and assessments of OECA inspector training requirements and requests for inspector credentials (both initial and renewals) to ensure applicant conformance with EPA Order 3500.1. Coordinates with senior staff to develop standard operating procedures to memorialize the inspector credentialing process. Works with the CPS Director and EPA regional offices to implement new lean processes related to inspector credentialing. Works with CPS members to revise internal guidance and policy to improve the inspector credential review process. Coordinates across programs and EPA regional offices on policies, security clearances, and program oversight issues. Briefs senior managers on inspector and credentialing-related projects, products, and issues.

Education

• University of Pittsburgh

  Study Abroad Experience—Engineering for a Better Environment: Brazil

  2014

• The Johns Hopkins University

  Bachelor's Degree, Environmental Engineering

  2011 — 2015

Skills

• Green Infrastructure
• Environmental Policy
• Environmental Compliance
• Water Treatment
• Air Quality Modeling
• Environmental Engineering
• Sustainability