Scott L. Turner is recognized as a leading figure in the business of hazardous materials emergency spill response and the business community as a whole.
Turner is also one of the most well rounded expert witnesses in testimony, commercial vehicle accident investigation and field researcher in the highly specialized field of commercial vehicle accidents serving both the plaintiff and defendant in civil and criminal cases and arbitration.
Turner has served on the National Academy of Sciences, Transportation Research Board; additionally he has served on the Board of Advisors for Seton Hall University Business School and has been invited to serve on the CHEMTREC Board of Advisors and NIEHS Board of Advisors.
Turner has played key roles in the development of several hazardous materials emergency and CMV transportation response videos and has been featured and published in numerous fire, environmental and transportation related publications.
- Winner of the 2006 NJBIZ Magazine "Business of the Year" Award
- Winner of the 2002 "New Jersey's Finest" Corporation Award
- Winner of the 2003 "New Jersey's Finest" Corporation Award
- Winner of the 2004 Ernst & Young "Entrepreneur of the Year" Award
- Board of Advisors at Seton Hall University, Stillman School of Business, Entrepreneur
- Recognized in 2002 as “Summerall’s Success Stories” by Pat Summerall Production
- Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Specialist Instructor for New Jersey State Police and Philadelphia Fire Academy.
- Involved in the script writing of “Hazardous Waste” video (by EFG, remake 1995).
- Involved in the development of “Are You Ready?, Building an LEPC and the role of the Public Official” video (by NJSP and HMAC, 1996).
- Involved in the development and script of “The Right Response, MC-307/DOT 407, Cargo-Tank Safety” video (by Union/Middlesex HMAC).
- Involved in the development and script of “Intermodal Container Emergencies” video (by Emergency Film Group).
- Advisory on 1996 publication “Hazardous Materials Emergencies Involving Intermodal Containers, Guidelines and Procedures.”
- Advisory on 1996 publication “Gasoline Tank Truck Emergencies, Guidelines and Procedures”
- Periodic speaker at Seton Hall University on Entrepreneurial Studies.
- Responded and/or investigated in excess of 1000 hazardous material incidents involving LTL and Trailer Load crashes and spills and over 200 tank-truck incidents.
- Speaking engagements: American Law Firm Association (ALFA); Transportation Lawyers Association (TLA); National Tank Truck Carriers Annual Conferences; NJ State Safety Council Annual Conferences; Middlesex County Fire Academy; Hazardous Materials Advisory Council’s Transportation Regulatory Compliance Enforcement Conference; Marine Fire Fighting Task Force; American Trucking Association; Association of American Railroads (BOE); American Towmen’s Association; Vessel Operators Hazardous Materials Association (VOHMA), Pennsylvania Hazardous Materials Association Annual Conference (HACC), etc.