Jonathan Carlson
About Jonathan Carlson
Jonathan Carlson is an EHS Manager with extensive experience in environmental and occupational health roles within the United States Air Force. He has contributed significantly to safety and health initiatives, including managing operations during emergencies and achieving a 0% rate of major programmatic issues during inspections.
Work at Supernal
Jonathan Carlson has been serving as the EHS Manager at Supernal since 2022. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing environmental, health, and safety protocols within the organization. His focus includes ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and promoting a culture of safety among employees. His experience in the military and previous roles contributes to his effectiveness in managing EHS initiatives.
Current Role in US Air Force Reserve
Since 2014, Jonathan Carlson has held the position of Bioenvironmental Engineering Section Deputy Chief (O-4) in the US Air Force Reserve at Travis AFB, California. In this capacity, he manages bioenvironmental engineering operations, ensuring the health and safety of personnel. His leadership in this role has been pivotal in addressing environmental health concerns and implementing effective risk management strategies.
Previous Experience in the United States Air Force
Jonathan Carlson has extensive experience in the United States Air Force, where he held various positions. He served as the Environmental Management System Coordinator from 2015 to 2020 at Travis AFB, achieving a 0% rate of major programmatic issues reported from outside inspection agencies. He also worked as the Occupational Health Element Chief in multiple locations, including Wright-Patterson AFB, Kunsan AB, and RAF Lakenheath, focusing on occupational health and safety.
Education and Expertise
Jonathan Carlson earned his Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Organizational Leadership from UMass Global between 2020 and 2021. Prior to that, he studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Virginia Tech, obtaining his degree from 1997 to 2004. His educational background supports his expertise in managing complex engineering and safety challenges in both military and civilian contexts.
Contributions to Humanitarian Efforts
During the 2010 Haiti earthquake relief efforts, Jonathan Carlson played a significant role in mitigating water and vector-borne diseases for 8,000 relief personnel. His actions contributed to the safety and health of those involved in the humanitarian response, showcasing his commitment to public health and safety in crisis situations.