Dale Prokopchak, CIH, CSP

Dale's practice focuses on the development of environmental, health and occupational safety programs to protect workers, facility operating personnel, and the public. With a support staff of 20 Health and Safety Coordinators (HSCs), Dale manages the implementation of medical surveillance programs, workers compensation/loss prevention, training, and auditing programs to ensure compliance with OSHA health and safety standards during work involving environmental construction and demolition at industrial facilities and sites impacted by past waste disposal activities. He develops occupational safety and health procedures and programs to ensure staff are knowledgeable and are able to evaluate health and safety hazard agents in both the office and project work environments.

Working with contractor teams, Dale specializes in the development of project-specific training programs and medical monitoring programs to ensure compliance with applicable health and safety regulations. He supported U.S. EPA and FEMA contractor response efforts associated with Hurricanes Katrina and Rita disaster recovery programs, including development of an extensive medical surveillance program for first response personnel. Dale also has been involved with response to challenging current events, including rebuilding infrastructure in Iraq; training U.S. Postal Service personnel in recognizing and managing anthrax threats; and recovering chemicals and debris from the World Trade Center.

In addition to the training he conducts for OSHA compliance, Dale serves as an adjunct faculty member at Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia, where he teaches courses as part of the master's degree program in industrial hygiene.

Contact Dale Prokopchak at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or +1-804-767-2206.