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Professional
Staff
Shell Engineering is home to experts in
permitting, modeling, and monitoring among other fields of environmental
engineering. The following are resumes of a few of our talented staff.
Harvey D.
Shell, P.E.
Charles A. Shell,
P.E.
Harvey D. Shell, P.E.
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Technical Expertise
· Environmental engineering, specializing in air pollution, complete
environmental assessments including dispersion modeling, environmental
monitoring and environmental impact studies.
· Process engineering, operation and
design in the chemical industry.
· Energy conservation and energy
conversion.
Professional Experience
· Shell Engineering & Associates, Inc., Columbia, Mo. Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer, directly involved in all areas of consulting
engineering performed by the company, employ and supervise staff in
performing about 100 projects each year, 1975 to present.
· Missouri Air Conservation
Commission, Jefferson City, Mo. Developed the State Air Pollution
Control Program from its very beginning, including the promulgation and
enforcement of regulations; the hiring of staff, the establishment of a
laboratory and air monitoring network, the development of agency policy,
and the procurement and management of funds. Balanced the needs of
citizen groups, industrial interests, and legislative requirements into
a viable, practical program. 1967-1975 (became Agency Director in 1969).
· Pennsalt
Chemical Company (now Pennwalt), Project and Process Engineering,
Process Supervision in hydrofluoric acid and sodium chlorate plants,
Calvert City, Ky., 1960-1966.
· Mallinckrodt Chemical Company,
Weldon Spring, Mo.
Process development and production of uranium; working with dust
collection and hydrofluoric acid, 1958-1960.
·
Gray Ridge
High School, Gray Ridge,
Mo. Science and mathematics teacher, 1953-1954.
Educational Background
· Southeast
Missouri University,
Cape Girardeau, Mo., 1950-1953, B.S. in Chemistry (also major in
biology).
·
Missouri School
of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo., 1956-1958, B. S. in Chemical
Engineering.
·
University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo., 1966-67, graduate work in Chemical Engineering.
· Numerous Environmental Protection
Agency and other short courses in environmental pollution control,
including courses in meteorology, dispersion modeling, hazardous wastes
and environmental auditing.
Professional Affiliates and Honors
· Past Chairman, Mid-Missouri Chapter of the Air & Waste Management
Association.
· Member, Air & Waste Management
Association.
· Former
Diplomat,
American Academy
of Environmental Engineers.
· State and Territorial Air
Pollution Administrators (STAPPA), 1969-1975, until terminating
employment with the State of
Missouri. Served as elected chairman,
vice-chairman, and member of executive committee.
·
Member,
Missouri Waste Control
Coalition.
· Registered Professional Engineer
in Missouri, and
Kansas.
· Member of
Missouri Society and National Society of
Professional Engineers.
· Chairman of the "Toxic Metals
Research Advisory Committee," 1975-1976, a statewide committee formed by
the president, University of
Missouri -
Columbia.
· Member of the "National Air
Pollution Manpower Development Advisory Committee," 1971-1972 (Appointed
by William Ruckelshaus, EPA Administrator).
· Listed in "Engineers of
Distinction" (Who's Who in Engineering by Engineers' Joint Council),
1974; "Personalities of the West and Midwest," 1972; "Who's Who in the
Midwest," 1976; and "Prominent Americans and International
Notables," 1971.
Other Organizations
· Member, Associated Industries of
Missouri.
·
Member,
Missouri Association of
Municipal Utilities.
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