Cameron Bachtel

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About Cameron Bachtel

Mechanical Engineer | Process Safety Management (PSM) Specialist | Future Lawyer I’m a results-driven Mechanical Engineer and Process Safety Management (PSM) Specialist at Enterprise Products, where I specialize in incident investigations, compliance audits, and management of changes (MOCs). With a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M University, I bring a strong foundation in engineering principles and a passion for ensuring safety and compliance in industrial processes. In 2021, I joined Enterprise Products as a PSM Specialist, leveraging my expertise to identify and mitigate potential hazards, conduct incident investigations, and lead PSM compliance audits across our facilities nationwide, including Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Missouri, and South Carolina. I have also facilitated and participated in OSHA PSM inspections and an EPA-RMP Program Level 3 inspection. Driven by my desire to make a broader impact, I embarked on a part-time law school journey at the University of Houston Law Center in 2022. Combining my engineering background with a legal foundation, I aim to enhance my ability to navigate complex regulations and advocate for robust safety practices in the oil and gas, and petrochemical industries. During my academic journey, I had the privilege of gaining valuable international and industry experience. In 2019, I interned abroad in London for a commercial building HVAC company, where I honed my skills in designing and optimizing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. The following year, I interned for NASA, contributing to thermal vacuum testing work, further expanding my technical acumen. Passionate about creating a safe work environment, I thrive on driving continuous improvement in process safety. I am excited to connect with professionals who share the same dedication to excellence and explore opportunities to collaborate on innovative solutions. Let’s connect and engage in meaningful conversations on process safety, engineering, and the intersection of law and industry.