George Weaver
Regulatory Affairs

Mr. Weaver majored in chemistry, minored in business economics, and was one of a select group of students to successfully petition UCLA and participate in an accelerated Pre-Medicine/Medicine program. After working as an environmental toxicology consultant for two years, Mr. Weaver earned a Bachelor's of Science in Environmental Engineering and assumed an appointed position as Chair of Industry Waste Classification and Toxicology Focus Group under the California Department of Toxic Substances Control Regulatory Structure Update.

Mr. Weaver also worked for and under contract with the United States Navy Public Works Center. Mr. Weaver is responsible for several environmental and toxicological advances within the Department of Defense including a notable contribution to the DOD Uniform National Discharge Standards (UNDS) guidelines created jointly with the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the US Coast Guard; development of the Navy's toxicological profile guidelines for hazardous materials and wastes in San Diego; and significant contribution to the development of DOD radiological, biohazardous, and infectious materials permitting guidelines.

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