Martin J. Barry, Ph.D.
Professional Engineer; Certified Industrial Hygienist
Burlington, MA
Dr. Barry has been with Aperture (formerly CCA) for over eighteen years. Dr. Barry has more than 45 years of hands-on experience involving industrial, construction, healthcare, military, commercial and private sector settings.
Dr. Barry has conducted hundreds of investigations involving personal injuries within construction, manufacturing, residential and commercial settings. He has investigated fires and explosions, construction defect concerns, product liability, facilities management, building products, chemical exposure, indoor air quality, mold, water quality, asbestos, and lead. Dr. Barry has led major projects involving industrial safety management, construction and renovation, commissioning of building systems, and compliance with various codes and standards. Dr. Barry has managed construction programs, facilities maintenance, and repair programs, environmental, health, safety and industrial hygiene programs and regulatory compliance activities at manufacturing facilities, healthcare facilities and military and government operations.
BS, Civil Engineering, University of New Hampshire, 1978
MS, Health Physics, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, 1993
PhD, Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, 2011
Professional Engineer: FL, IL, MA, NH, NY, TX, OK and VT
Certified Industrial Hygienist
Certified Safety Professional
Commander, US Navy, Retired
LEED Green Associate
Aperture, LLC, Burlington, MA Feb. 2007 – Present, Industrial Hygienist; Engineer
Proctor & Gamble Andover, MA 1998 – 2007, Safety and Environmental Manager
United States Navy Reserve 1980 – 2002, Commander, Civil Engineer Corps
Environmental Health & Engineering, Inc. Newton, MA 1993 – 1998, Senior Engineer
Westboro State Hospital, MA 1986 – 1998, Director of Engineering
American Industrial Hygiene Association
National Fire Protection Association
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-Conditioning Engineers