Mr. King serves as the Director of the Center for Environmental Education and Training and the Midwest OSHA Education Center at Saint Louis University School of Public Health. During his twenty-six years in environmental health and safety training he has worked in a variety of areas, including water quality research, water and wastewater operations, hazardous materials, lead hazards and occupational safety and health. Throughout his career he has been vested in the process of assisting small communities to develop capacity for addressing their environmental health and safety issues. Toward this end he has worked with communities in the US, Honduras and Peru. In addition, he has developed and delivered a variety of training programs on facility development and security for small community water and wastewater systems in cooperation with the National Environmental Services Center of West Virginia University. He is presently the science advisor for a community-based stream assessment being conducted in the Andes of central Peru. Mr. King is a member of the, the Academy of Hazardous Materials Managers, the American Society of Safety Engineers, National Environmental Safety and Health Training Association and the Inter-American Association of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering.