PENNYE L. DERRYBERRY BRAY
Sr. Environmental Scientist

EDUCATION
University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Bachelor of Science in Biology, 1987

Duke University
Duke Environmental Leadership Program
Nicholas School of the Environmental and Earth Sciences
Preparing and Documenting Environmental Impact Analysis - Short Course

REGISTRATION
Registered Environmental Manager - REM #7776

Registered Environmental Property Assessor - REPA #5913

OSHA 24 Hour HAZWOPER Trained

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
ECCI, Senior Environmental Scientist 2004 to Present

Environmental Consulting Operations, Inc., Senior Environmental Scientist 1995-2004

Entek Laboratory, Biomonitoring Manager, 1989-1995

Sorrells Research Associates, Inc. 1987-1989

EXPERIENCE
Ms. Bray has 18 years environmental experience. She has communication abilities which allow her to work effectively with senior industry managers and all levels of regulatory and industrial staff. She is knowledgeable of both environmental regulatory standards and regulatory agency processes. Her experience at numerous industrial and manufacturing facilities allows her to prioritize issues for senior management attention and then work with facility staff to implement cost effective programs to address sometimes complex regulatory requirements. Ms. Bray is well respected by her professional peers and by the regulatory community.

Ms. Bray has completed multiple field facility environmental audits to evaluate compliance programs at manufacturing facilities, chemical processing facilities, and waste treatment and disposal facilities.

In her role as senior environmental scientist at ECCI and other environmental consulting positions, she has completed NPDES permit applications, hazardous waste reports, wetland delineations, Toxic Release Inventory Reporting, Toxicity Reduction Evaluations (TIE/TRE), Clean Water Act Section 404 permit notifications for projects impacting waterways, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans for industrial activities and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans for construction activities, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plans, and Phase I Environmental Site Assessments. She has also completed Environment Assessment Documents (EAs) for compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).

Her experience as manager of an aquatic bioassay laboratory operation at a commercial environmental laboratory provides her with insight into how field activities impact water quality. Her knowledge of laboratory procedures and processes helps her evaluate field conditions at facilities to help craft recommendations for cost effective actions to reduce water quality impacts and attain compliance with strict storm water and wastewater discharge requirements.

AFFILITATIONS
Arkansas Environmental Federation

National Register of Environmental Professionals