Bio McClaflin

							JEFFREY L. McCLAFLIN, Industrial Hygienist

Mr. McClaflin was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts. He now resides in Boothwyn, Pennsylvania with his
wife and their two children. His career path toward safety and health began early; by high school
graduation, he was a trained Volunteer Fire Fighter, Maryland State Emergency Medical Technician and
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor.

In 1985, Mr. McClaflin attended a semester program with the National Outdoor Leadership School
headquartered in Lander, Wyoming and in 1986; he graduated from Salisbury State College, with a
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and a minor in Biology.

Just prior to graduation, Mr. McClaflin started working full time with Aerosol Monitoring and Analysis
of Delmarva as an Industrial Hygiene Associate and in the fall of 1987 moved to Pennsylvania as the
Industrial Hygiene Manager of Aerosol Monitoring and Analysis of Pennsylvania.

In May of 1989, Mr. McClaflin accepted a position as an Industrial Hygienist at the Naval Hospital
Philadelphia. In 1990, he was accepted for the position of Industrial Hygienist and Laboratory Manager at
the GS-12 level.

Naval Hospital Philadelphia eventually closed with its industrial hygiene assets moving to the National
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland. Mr. McClaflin continues to work for the National Naval
Medical Center at its Philadelphia Clinic providing Industrial Hygiene services to the local Navy
Commands.

For the past six years, Mr. McClaflin has also been in the forefront of the Defense Occupational
Environmental Health Readiness System – Industrial Hygiene (DOEHRS-IH) software development
project. He is a functional representative for Navy Industrial Hygiene, and is an active member in various
working groups dealing with the many facets of the system.

Mr. McClaflin is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, a member of the New Jersey Disaster Medical
Assistance Team (DMAT-NJ1), the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, and the
National Fire Protection Association.

Mr. McClaflin’s personal decorations and awards included: National Naval Medical Center’s (NNMC’s)
Senior Civilian of the Quarter – First Quarter 2000, NNMC’s Senior Civilian of the Year, 2000 and
recipient of the Chief of Naval Operations Safety and Occupational Health Shore Safety Award 2002.