Background
Hamel, David Charles was born on February 19, 1953 in Plattsburgh, New York, United States. Son of Charles Joseph and Helena Mary H. Bachelor of Science, Florida Institute Technology, 1977.Cert. paramedic, Florida.
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David Charles Hamel
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David Charles Hamel, American health and safety engineer Recipient Group Achievement award National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1979, Certified of appreciation, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1979, 81. Member American Society Safety Engineers(treasurer 1980-1981), American Industrial Hygiene Association, World Safety Organisation, New York.Acad. Sciences.
Education
Certified safety manager. WSOCentral Saint Martins. Senior safety engineer United Space Boosters, Kennedy Space Center, Florida, 1977-1981.
Safety and health supervisor Society for Technical Communication Documation, Incorporated., Palm Bay, Florida, 1981-1982, Martin Marietta Corporation, Ocala, Florida, 1983.
Administrator safety, health and environmental affairs Hughes Aircraft Company, Titusville, Florida, 1983-1986. President Pi Associations Incorporated., Orlando, Florida and Cary, North Carolina, 1986.
Teacher National Safety Council, Brevard Safety Council, Cocoa, Florida, 1978-1984, U. Florida, 1987-1991. Consultant Continental Shelf, Incorporated., Tequesta, Florida, 1976-1977.
Emergency medical technician Harbor City Volunteer Ambulance Squad, Melbourne, Florida, 1974-1981, paramedic, 1981-1991.
Career
President Pi Associations Incorporated., Orlando, Florida
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Membership
Member American Society Safety Engineers(treasurer 1980-1981), American Industrial Hygiene Association, World Safety Organisation, New York.Acad.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Group Achievement award National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1979, Certified of appreciation, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1979, 81.Recipient Group Achievement award National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1979, Certified of appreciation, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1979, 81.