Carrie Ancell is a seasoned environmental professional with over 18 years of experience, including a decade dedicated to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Division of Underground Storage Tanks. Currently serving as an Environmental Manager 1, Carrie plays a pivotal role as the...
Carrie Ancell is a seasoned environmental professional with over 18 years of experience, including a decade dedicated to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Division of Underground Storage Tanks. Currently serving as an Environmental Manager 1, Carrie plays a pivotal role as the assistant Environmental Field Office Manager for the Nashville Field Office. In this capacity, she oversees a team of compliance inspectors and enforcement staff, ensuring that environmental regulations are met and upheld across the state. Her extensive background in environmental consulting and waste management equips her with the expertise necessary to evaluate fund eligibility applications, facilitating access to critical resources for remediation projects.
Carrie’s tenure at TDEC has been marked by her commitment to environmental awareness and public safety. She is adept at responding to a wide range of internal and external environmental inquiries, demonstrating her strong communication skills and ability to navigate complex regulatory frameworks. Her proficiency in tools like ArcGIS enhances her capability to analyze environmental data effectively, while her HAZWOPER certification ensures she is well-prepared for fieldwork involving hazardous materials.
Prior to her role at TDEC, Carrie spent nine years at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), where she was instrumental in mitigating environmental hazards, further solidifying her expertise in ecology and environmental enforcement. Her diverse skill set, which includes a deep understanding of RCRA regulations and a strong foundation in waste management practices, positions her as a key player in advancing Tennessee’s environmental initiatives. Through her leadership and technical acumen, Carrie continues to contribute significantly to the protection of Tennessee’s natural resources and the promotion of sustainable practices.
