THOMAS C. VOLTAGGIO

Highlights

• Deputy Regional Administrator, USEPA Region III - Philadelphia
• Director, Hazardous Waste Management Division, USEPA Region III - Philadelphia
• Director, Hazardous Site Remediation Division, USEPA Region III - Philadelphia
  
  

Biography

Thomas Voltaggio has over thirty four years of comprehensive experience in multiple aspects of environmental management at USEPA, including executive level leadership, scientific and technical management, budgeting and analysis, enforcement and compliance, biological and chemical environmental emergency response, hazardous waste site cleanup, homeland security terrorism response processes and operations and information management and technology.

From its inception, and for more than 17 years, Tom successfully directed the “Superfund” hazardous waste site cleanup program of the USEPA in the Middle Atlantic States through more than 500 complete cleanups by 1997. During this time, became a national expert and participated in legislative and regulatory development and national program planning.

Tom brought about dozens of resolutions of complex environmental issues in hazardous waste cleanup, air, and water fields with major corporations, state, local and federal governments through the use of detailed and profound knowledge of environmental programs and a well-developed skill in “getting to yes” environmental dispute resolution.

Tom holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from City College of New York and a Master of Management Science degree Texas Christian University.