Kenneth Twining
About Kenneth Twining
Kenneth Twining is a Sr. EHS Engineer at Teleflex in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, with extensive experience in environmental health and safety roles across various industries.
Title
Kenneth Twining currently holds the position of Sr. EHS Engineer at Teleflex, based in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing environmental health and safety protocols on-site.
Work Experience
Before his current role at Teleflex, Kenneth Twining gained extensive experience across various companies. He served as an EHS Staff Engineer at Alert Innovation from 2021 to 2023 in Billerica, Massachusetts. Prior to that, he was the EHS Site Lead at Hologic, Inc. from 2019 to 2021 in Londonderry, New Hampshire. Kenneth also worked as an EHS Professional at Johnson Matthey from 2017 to 2019 in Devens, Massachusetts, and as an Engineer EHS at Bose Corporation from 2015 to 2017 in Framingham, MA. Earlier in his career, Kenneth held positions at The Dow Chemical Company, Insight Technology, and Allied Waste Services.
Educational Background
Kenneth Twining studied Health and Safety at Columbia Southern University, where he achieved a Bachelor of Science degree. His education has provided a strong foundation for his career in environmental health and safety.
Skills and Expertise
Kenneth Twining holds extensive expertise in various specialized areas including Lean Thinking Principles, 5S Methodology, OSHA Regulations, life safety code, DOT, Hazcom, laser safety, and EPA compliance. He is also a certified Class 2 Waste Water Operator and trained as an Incident Commander, playing a part in emergency response teams. Additionally, his skills in hazardous waste management, safety investigation, technical training design and delivery, and industrial hygiene have been honed over years of experience.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Kenneth Twining has made significant contributions to his workplaces. He successfully negotiated a cost savings of $250,000 by collaborating with two different waste vendors. He also managed a $100,000 capital project to upgrade facility security and badge access systems, completing it on time and 10% under budget. Furthermore, Kenneth created a comprehensive database for chemical management, enabling oversight of over 600 chemicals within six months.