Key Personnel
Russell C. McMillan
President
REM, IAC, CIE, CSI, MAC
EDUCATION AND AFFILIATIONS:
- B.S., Emergency Administration and Planning, University of North Texas
- Environmental Site Assessment training, University of Texas at Arlington
- OSHA 40 Hour Hazardous Waste and Operations Emergency Response Training
- Texas Department of Health – Licensed Individual Asbestos Consultant (IAC)
- Texas Department of Health – Licensed Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC)
- Licensed Asbestos and Lead Inspector / Risk Assessor
- National Registry of Environmental Professionals, Registered Environmental Manager (REM)
- Indoor Air Quality Association, Certified Indoor Environmentalist (CIE)
- Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) – Acting Member
- FEMA Accreditations
Mr. McMillan has extensive experience in conducting Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, comprehensive asbestos and lead surveys, indoor air quality (IAQ) assessments, asbestos and lead abatement specification development and consulting, subsurface investigations and soil remediation (incineration, landfill and bioremediation) projects. He works closely with commercial lenders, real estate developers, appraisers, attorneys and other clients concerned with past and current land uses of real estate properties. Mr. McMillan’s investigations have been used to support loan underwriting, as part of due-diligence for property transactions, to document current site conditions, and to provide focus for subsequent investigations.
(214) 417-9280
rcm@ehpdallas.com
Bryan K. Paxton
Senior Vice President
CSI
EDUCATION AND AFFILIATIONS:
- B.S. Emergency Administration and Planning, University of North Texas
- Environmental Site Assessment Training, GEBCO Company, Hurst, Texas
- EPA Licensed Asbestos Inspector/TDSHS Licensed Asbestos Inspector
- EPA Accredited Lead Inspector / Risk Assessor
- 40 Hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Training
- Construction Specification Institute (CSI) – Acting Member
Mr. Paxton performs environmental due diligence services, including Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), Level II Subsurface Investigations, Level III Remedial activities. Areas of specific subsurface soil/groundwater compliance experience consist of underground storage tank (UST) removal and documentation, Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP) compliance, Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) management, and extensive field activities associated with each of these areas. Additional areas of specific experience consist of multiple Phase I ESA, comprehensive asbestos surveys, and several hybrid scope assessments involving some combination of these areas. Target properties managed by Mr. Paxton include industrial complexes, retail centers, multi-family structures, undeveloped land, and agricultural properties. He works in conjunction with attorneys, real estate developers, commercial lenders, and other clients concerned with past land uses of real estate. Mr. Paxton’s investigations have been used to support loan underwriting, as part of due-diligence for property transactions, to document current site conditions, and to provide focus for subsequent investigations.