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Ground It Right: Reduce Static Disasters
in Hazmat Transfers
Join Our 60-Minute 
Panel Discussion
September 10, 2025 @ 2pm EDT/ 11am PT
Handling and transferring hazardous chemicals are operations inherently dangerous, as they often run the risk of a static spark discharge causing a catastrophic accident. During an emergency situation, such as a spill or leak, determining the susceptible areas and taking necessary action is of utmost importance, especially for the first responders on the scene. To ensure no hazardous material transfer ends in tragedy, various components must be correctly grounded and bonded - then tested, prior to the transfer of the materials.
Join our panel of experts as they discuss the latest techniques, processes, and systems they have implemented to mitigate the risks of dealing with hazardous material transfers and new ways to provide a safe working environment for those handling these products.
Learning Objectives:
- Covering phases of hazardous material transfer to ensure that the move is successful
- Why safety depends on proper bonding and grounding
- Uncovering the dangers of accidental hazardous liquid spill and strategizing safety for ground personnel and first responders on the scene
- Properly bond and ground personnel, equipment, and containers
- Stay compliant with safety recommendations & standards of NFPA 470 and 77 improving emergency operations (response & recovery) and avoiding catastrophic failures
- Learn how AEMC Instruments comprehensive Static Ground and Bond Test System Kit ensures your entire static dissipation path – from personnel to tankers to containers – is verified, compliant, and secure.
Meet the Speakers:
Glen Rudner
Retired Hazardous Materials Officer, Hazardous Materials
Response Consultant and Instructor, GDR Consulting
Glen Rudner recently retired as a Manager, Environmental Operations, for the Norfolk Southern Railway with environmental compliance and operations responsibilities in the states of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Prior to moving over to Environmental Operations, he was the Hazardous Materials Compliance Officer for NS' Alabama Division covering the states of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Western Georgia, and Southwestern Tennessee.
Prior to NS, Glen served as one of the General Managers at the Security and Emergency Response Training Center in Pueblo, Colorado. Has worked as a private consultant and retired as a Hazardous Materials Response Officer for the Virginia Department of Emergency Management.
Special Guest Expert — David Wolfe
General Manager and a founding partner of Safe Transportation Training Specialists (STTS)
Dave Wolfe is the Operations Manager at STTS, a Carmel, Indiana based company specializing in cargo tank emergency response training, props, simulators, tools, and related products. With over 25 years in the transportation industry, including serving as Division Safety Manager and Director of Training for Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, Dave has trained the largest driver workforce in the cargo tank industry and led an 80-member emergency response team. A veteran responder to numerous cargo tank incidents, he has also coordinated corporate-level emergency responses. Dave has served in leadership roles for Transcaer, the Hamilton County LEPC, and the Indiana Emergency Response Commission, and is currently Treasurer of the Indiana Alliance of Hazardous Materials Responders. His passion is ensuring that everyone returns safely from every call.
Special Guest Expert — Michael Moore
Operations Manager and a founding partner of Safe Transportation Training Specialists (STTS)
Michael is the Operations Manager and a founding partner of STTS, a Carmel, Indiana based company specializing in cargo tank emergency response training, props, simulators, tools, and related products. He leads the design and development of STTS's specialized training models, as well as curriculum creation and instruction. A 20-year veteran of the transportation industry with Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, Michael also brings over 30 years of public safety and emergency response experience as a part-time firefighter and member of the Hamilton County, IN Emergency Response Team. He has held leadership roles in the Hamilton County LEPC, served as a TRANSCAER instructor, and teaches for the Indiana Propane Gas Association and Indiana Alliance of Hazardous Materials Responders.
Gregg Wong
Product Manager, at AEMC® Instruments
Gregg Wong brings a deep technical foundation and hands-on experience to his role as Product Manager at AEMC® Instruments. With a degree in Electrical Engineering Technology and over a decade of industry experience, Gregg combines engineering know-how with customer-focused insight to help drive product innovation and market relevance.
Before stepping into product management, Gregg served AEMC® as a Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+), where he delivered in-depth training on advanced electrical testing methods. He also spent more than 8 years in the field as a technical service expert and 3+ years as a District Sales Engineer, working directly with customers to solve real-world electrical testing challenges.
He holds NICET certification, further underscoring his technical credibility, and has specialized expertise in Ground Resistance Testing, Insulation Resistance Testing, and Power Quality Analysis. Gregg’s unique blend of field experience, sales acumen, and technical training makes him a powerful advocate for the customer in every stage of product development.
