George Bodman

President, Technical Advisor

George H. Bodman, Inc.

United States

Professional Summary

George H. Bodman is a successful chemical cleaning and nuclear plant expert who has been decontaminating new and present nuclear and fossil boilers for over 45 years. He has completed over 3500 boilers and 27 nuclear plants. He serves as President/Technical Advisor for his niche company George H. Bodman, Inc. where his key responsibilities involve overseeing operations, process and project engineering, and chemical cleaning for fossil and nuclear plants, as well as a team of 6 technical advisers on chemical cleaning. His company has been in the business of chemical cleaning of boilers and process equipment for over 40 years, has completed jobs on boilers from 150 PSIG to 5,000 PSIG, and has been involved in the pre-operational cleaning of 27 nuclear plants. George completed courses in the Nuclear Decontamination of Power Plants at The Ohio State University in 2001, and has had over 16 additional classes in the chemical cleaning field. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering - Power from Wentworth Technical Institute in 1962, and with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from University of Missouri in 1960. He is a member of many prestigious organizations including NACE International - The Worldwide Corrosion Authority; ACS- American Chemical Society, AICHE- American Institute of Chemical Engineers; TAPPI- Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry, BLRBAC (Black Liquor Recovery Boiler Advisory Committee), and ASME- The American Society of Mechanical Engineers. George also has certifications through NACE, BLRBAC, TAPPI, and AICHE. Initially, he started out his career working at Dow Chemical and was recruited by Halliburton where he stayed for 26 years. His corporation has more experience in chemical cleaning than any other technical advisory group in their field of expertise, and going forward, George looks to achieve steady growth and continued international experience. The key to his success is experience and understanding and solving problems. Their company motto is TCC- Teamwork, Communication and Continuity (SAFETY) and they've achieved tremendous success in projects and business. George is keen to network and believes it's important to establish connections with higher-ups at a variety of companies in a variety of industries. When he's not working, George enjoys farming on his 2 farms, travel, and spending time with family. He supports many different organizations including Rangeley Regional Health and Wellness Center in Maine, and for the past 4 years, the Amber Simmington Scholarship Fund, which has provided materials and financial support for high school students.

Skills

Specialization

Chemical Cleaning; Operations; Fossil and Nuclear Plants; Boilers; Petrochemical; Refineries, Factories and Power Plants; Process and Project Engineering; Project Management; Program Development