Michael Bebon
Deputy Director for Operations
Responsibilities
The Operations organization at BNL is comprised of two directorates, one
major project, a support Division, and two staff organizations. There are
550 people in the organization, with an annual budget of $125 million.
The Facilities & Operations Directorate provides design, construction,
operations, and maintenance of BNL”s 400 buildings and utility systems, as
well as security, fire protection, energy management, and fabrication
services to the site. The Environmental Safety & Health Directorate’s work
scope includes radiological control, industrial safety & hygiene,
environmental services, and waste management. The Environmental Restoration
Project manages the remediation work associated with two of BNL’s former
reactor facilities, and the Procurement and Property Management Division
supports the Lab’s acquisition and property needs.
The Northeast Regional Counterintelligence Office services programs at
BNL, and other DOE sites in the northeast. The Quality Management Office
provides requirements management, quality assurance program support, and
other related management services to the Laboratory.
Biographical Information
- B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from New York University, 1972
- MBA, University of Utah, 1975
- Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) in New York State
- Deputy Director for Operations at BNL since 2003
- Member of the Board of Directors of the Energy Facilities
Contractors Group (EFCOG)
- Member, American Society for Quality
- Past Assistant Laboratory Director for Facilities & Operations
- Served as Interim Laboratory Deputy Director during transition
from AUI to BSA
- Past BNL Plant Engineering Division Manager
- Joined BNL in 1987 as a Special Assistant to the Associate
Director for Management and Physical Plant
- Formerly Assistant Manager, DOE Brookhaven Site Office
- Previously Chief Engineer at the Plum Island Animal Disease
Center and consultant on biological safety laboratory design to the
United Nations – World Health Organization; projects in Mexico and
Panama
- Retired Colonel, U.S. Air Force Reserve, 28 years of service,
including 23 years with the NY Air National Guard’s 106th Rescue Wing,
Westhampton Beach, N.Y.
- Currently serves on the Advisory Board of the Little Flower
Children and Family Services; past President of the Little Flower Union
Free School District
- Currently serves as a member of the Shelter Island Community
Housing Board working to develop and provide affordable housing to
Shelter Island residents
Last Modified: September 8, 2008
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