About NWFF Environmental
Environmental response and project services in Alaska, Oregon and Washington.
Our work
NWFF Environmental supports clients with state-specific environmental services. Our capabilities include emergency response, industrial rescue, hazardous-site surveys and abatement, mold assessment and remediation, rodent and nuisance abatement, and Incident Command System oversight.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide a safer, cleaner and less hazardous environment through education, remediation and technology.
Capabilities by state
Oregon and Washington also offer encampment cleanup and removal. Alaska additionally offers asbestos and lead surveys and abatement, occupational safety and health-based training, EPP, EMP, SWPPP and WMP support, and safety and environmental staffing augmentation.
Our team
NWFF brings together environmental, health and safety professionals and project personnel. Contact our team to discuss the experience and qualifications relevant to your assignment.
Ryan Sharratt
CEO
Tori Hale
VP of Admin
Tim Veverica
VP of Professional Services
Jeremy Mulcahy-Hill
VP of Technology
Buck Castillo
Project Manager
Nate Wakefield
Project Manager
Kris Brewster
Consultant IV
Clayton Rowden
Consultant III
Justin Vaughn
Consultant III
Melanie Wilson
Consultant II
Benny Dean Jr.
Consultant II
Monique Lewis
Business Development Director
Ross McMakin
Response Manager
Scott Dixon
Response Manager
Dante Leslie
Response Manager
Melvin Jimenez
Response Manager
Victoria Crowley
Tech IIIRegional contacts
Connect with our Kodiak, Albany, Richland or Tacoma / Fife office through the state service pages. For emergency response, call (800) 942-4614.
Project-specific qualifications
The required personnel, qualifications, scope and deliverables depend on the assignment. Request information relevant to your service and location during the project discussion.
News
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US Department of Labor cites Orlando aerospace facility for safety, health failures after fire injures workers
US Department of Labor, Amarillo College establish alliance to promote safety training for students, workers, employers
US Department of Labor renews national emphasis program to address amputations in manufacturing
Request current capability information
Use our current state-service comparison or contact NWFF for capability information suited to your project.