Michael Rennhack
About Michael Rennhack
Michael Rennhack serves as the Sr. Emergency Preparedness Coordinator at American Electric Power and has extensive experience in the nuclear industry, including roles in radiological engineering and safety management across over 42 nuclear facilities. He is also the founder and current President of NukeWorker.com, a platform dedicated to supporting nuclear workers.
Current Role at American Electric Power
Michael Rennhack serves as the Senior Emergency Preparedness Coordinator at American Electric Power. He has held this position since 2017, contributing to emergency preparedness initiatives in Bridgman, MI. His role involves coordinating emergency response strategies and ensuring compliance with safety regulations in the energy sector.
Previous Experience in the Nuclear Industry
Rennhack has extensive experience in the nuclear industry, having worked in various roles at over 42 nuclear facilities across the United States. He was a Radiological Engineer at BHI Energy for three months in 2015 at Fermi 2, Monroe, MI. He also served as an Industrial Safety Coordinator at Entergy for two years from 2015 to 2017 at the Palisades Power Plant.
Leadership at NukeWorker.com
Michael Rennhack founded NukeWorker.com in 1999, the first website dedicated to enhancing the lives of nuclear workers. He currently holds the position of President and CEO, where he combines his interests in technology and the nuclear industry to support professionals in the field.
Education and Certifications
Rennhack earned a bachelor's degree in business from the University of Texas at San Antonio. He is a certified Energy Manager and holds a certification in Power Quality from the Association of Energy Engineers. He has been an active member of the local and national Health Physics Societies since 1996.
Military Service and Community Involvement
Michael Rennhack retired after 22 years of service in the Air Force. He has been recognized for his community involvement, notably being honored by Brookhaven National Lab in 2000 for his contributions to the Boy Scouts through the Ambassador Program, assisting them in earning their Atomic Energy Merit Badge.