Hannah Duquemin, MS, GSP
Hannah Duquemin moved to Albuquerque in March to work as a health and safety professional at Sandia National Laboratories on the ergonomics team. Prior to that, she worked as a safety engineer for Mortenson Construction on high-risk federal projects on military bases, where she had to conquer her extreme fear of heights by walking on an engineered chain-link fence system suspended 135 feet above the water. Her experience also includes an internship at ISNetworld, a contractor safety management software company based in Dallas, Texas.
Hannah studied biomedical science at Texas A&M University and was unlucky enough to be a COVID graduate in 2020. She then went on to receive her master’s in occupational safety and health from A&M in May 2022, where she also served as president in the student ASSP chapter and earned her GSP. Her professional experience is strongest in the areas of scaffolding, fall protection, and case management, and she is looking forward to getting more involved in the local safety community!