AMI Environmental Celebrates 25 years

April 27, 2011

Omaha, Neb. — AMI Environmental (AMI) celebrates 25 years of service to the environmental, health and safety, and industrial hygiene industries this year. Established as one of the first asbestos-consulting firms in the Midwest, AMI instituted many of the procedures that are  used in the environmental services industry today. The company continues to set the standard for consulting and remediation practices both nationally and internationally.

Daniel Taylor founded AMI in Omaha, Neb. in 1986 as AMI Asbestos Management, Inc., to provide asbestos consulting and analytical services to private and public healthcare and education providers. Five years later, the company was renamed AMI Group, Inc. to reflect its expanded expertise in both traditional and evolving environmental health, safety and industrial hygiene services. Clairmont Engineering, Inc. was established as a sister company in 1994 to execute government contracts that required at-risk environmental remediation at military healthcare facilities worldwide. In 2000, the management teams of AMI Group, Inc. and Clairmont Engineering, Inc. were merged to deliver integrated environmental consulting and remediation services under the brand name AMI Environmental. Today, AMI Environmental and its two sister companies, Clairmont, Inc. and ARID Resources, Inc., are housed in a 25,000 square foot, environmentally-friendly headquarters where company administrators convene to develop the best methods for eliminating environmental issues in industrial, commercial, healthcare and military facilities. 

AMI ENVIRONMENTAL HIRES DOUGLAS MARSHALL AS INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST

New hire brings 18 years of experience to environmental consulting team

Feb. 8, 2011

Omaha, Neb. — AMI Environmental has hired Douglas Marshall to fill the position of industrial hygienist. Marshall will work with AMI to provide environmental, health and safety consulting services to clients concerned with protecting their employees from environmental hazards in the workplace.

Marshall comes to AMI with 18 years of experience working with environmental hazards in the industrial hygiene, health and safety fields. He specializes in asbestos, lead, mold, indoor air quality, and chemical, biological, and radioactive hazards. Marshall started work at AMI in February.

Marshall earned a Bachelor of Biology from Tennessee Technological University. His certifications include 40-hour Hazardous Water Operations and Emergency Response, U.S. Department of Energy Certificate of CORE Radiological Training, Certified Hazardous Materials Manager, NIOSH 582 Equivalent Certification, and Environmental Protection Agency certification as an asbestos inspector, project designer and project monitor. He is a member of the American Industrial Hygiene Association, the Institute of Certified Hazardous Materials Managers, the American Society of Safety Engineers and the American Society of Healthcare Engineers.

Marshall's experience in the healthcare industry will provide AMI with insight into the best ways to tackle industrial hygiene issues.