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Jeannine Du Chateau Won Governor’s Hazardous Waste Reduction Award in March 1998

By James Smith

| February 16th 2012 | Views:

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Jeannine Du Chateau is a Wellington, Florida based proficient technical professional. She possesses exceptional skills to productively manage complex Environmental, Health and Safety issues through focused technical expertise as well as clear and effective communications. Being an outstanding problem solver, she has strong track record of analyzing a situation, identifying practical options and implementing appropriate solutions which have helped in cost savings and QEHS process improvements. In addition to this, she is an excellent team leader and has the ability of building relationships and managing the multi-faceted activities that are essential to successfully implement a firm’s objectives.

Jeannine Du Chateau graduated with a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Technological University in Houston and is presently pursuing her Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Corporate Finance from Capella University, Minneapolis. She holds an extensive experience of working with some of the prominent organizations. Jeannine started her professional career in 1994, as a Senior Environmental & Safety Engineer with Rockwell Automation, a leading manufacturer of electronic components and systems. At the firm, she managed 44 sites and held direct management responsibility of one facility for the EHC compliance, training and ISO 14001 certification.

At present, Jeannine Du Chateau is working as a Senior Technical Manager at DNV-Det Norske Veritas in Houston, TX. DNV-Det Norske Veritas is worldwide provider of services for managing risk and multiple certifications. At the company, she is responsible for technical decisions related to Quality, Environmental, Health and Safety projects and training. Jeannine also holds the experience of working with General Dynamics, the fifth largest defense contractor in the world that manages all Environmental, Health, Safety and Security (EHSS) regulations, permitting, etc. In 2007, joined CDM-Camp, Dresser & McKee in Tampa, FL, as a Program/Project Manager and managed the scope, schedule and budget for engineering projects in the millions of dollars. Owing to her vast experience and knowledge in the industry, she has been honored with a number of prestigious awards, including Governor’s Hazardous Waste Reduction Award, Crystal Award for Environmental Excellence and Values in Action Award.

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Jeannine Du Chateau graduated with a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from Michigan Technological University in Houston