Brian H. Ripple Csp

Brian H. Ripple, CSP has extensive work experience in the field of safety engineering and corporate safety management. Brian H. started their career at Stabler Companies Inc. in 2004 as a Safety Engineer, where they gained experience in overseeing safety protocols for organizations such as Protection Services Inc., Work Area Protection Corp., and Precision Solar Controls, Inc. In 2008, they joined Protection Services Inc., where they served as the Corporate Safety Director until 2014. During this time, they also held the same role at Work Area Protection Corp., Precision Solar Controls, Inc., and ASTI Transportation. In 2014, they joined The AMES Companies, Inc. as an EHS Engineer, primarily responsible for managing and maintaining the safety standards at the Camp Hill facility, which includes metal stamping and hot forming, plastic injection molding, light assembly, and wood shaping operations.

Brian H. Ripple, CSP has a diverse education history. Brian H. earned their Master's degree in Safety Sciences from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, which they completed from 2020 to 2023. Prior to that, they attended Millersville University of Pennsylvania from 1997 to 2002, where they pursued a degree in Occupational Safety & Environmental Health. Brian also received education in Level 1 Fire Instructor methodology from HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College in 2002.

Before starting their higher education, Brian attended Cedar Cliff High School. No specific degree or field of study is mentioned for this period.

In addition to their formal education, Brian holds several certifications. Brian H. became a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) through the Board of Certified Safety Professionals in November 2008. Brian H. also obtained certifications as an OSHA 10/30-Hour Instructor in Construction & General Industry from WVU Safety & Health Extension in April 2005, a Certified Traffic Control Supervisor from the American Traffic Safety Services Association in March 2005, and a Forklift Trainer from Yale Forklifts in January 2005.