Michael Albert
National EHS Director
Triumvirate Environmental
Michael Albert is the National EHS Director for the Advisory Services (Environmental Health & Safety (EHS)) Department with Triumvirate Environmental with over 18 years of experience in the environmental industry, specializing in overall program advisory and management of safety and environmental practices, EHS problem solving, along with driving executive-level support, within the Biotech/Life Science, Healthcare, and Advanced Manufacturing sectors. From drug development to manufacturing. Michael leads complex problems to solution driven success, understanding customer support and service, along with growth support of Triumvirate EHS services through national support, while driving several large company EHS programs for compliance improvements.
Although he is intimately involved with Triumvirate’s many service offerings and solution driven mindset, he fosters increased communication, providing comprehensive resources needed to maintain a fully compliant and robust EHS program. With extensive on-the-ground experience in R&D, manufacturing, and technical support, Triumvirate is a unique partner in this field.
He has completed technical, soft-skill, and supported several panel discussions at such events as Hanson Wade, Campus Safety Health & Environmental Management Association (CSHEMA), and NAEM. Presenting on topics including; positive safety culture implementation, EHS safety beyond the lab, fire codes and regulations, and sustainable regulated waste disposal. Additionally, he has been leading efforts towards executive level messaging and engagement through marketing, networking, and roundtable discussions.
Although he is intimately involved with Triumvirate’s many service offerings and solution driven mindset, he fosters increased communication, providing comprehensive resources needed to maintain a fully compliant and robust EHS program. With extensive on-the-ground experience in R&D, manufacturing, and technical support, Triumvirate is a unique partner in this field.
He has completed technical, soft-skill, and supported several panel discussions at such events as Hanson Wade, Campus Safety Health & Environmental Management Association (CSHEMA), and NAEM. Presenting on topics including; positive safety culture implementation, EHS safety beyond the lab, fire codes and regulations, and sustainable regulated waste disposal. Additionally, he has been leading efforts towards executive level messaging and engagement through marketing, networking, and roundtable discussions.