DREW RICHARD RADFORD
Pilots at 39 Ave, Seattle, WA
License number
Washington A3723840
Issued Date
Mar 2016
Expiration Date
Mar 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
8112 39Th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98136
Professional information
Director Of Engineering At Cenorin
Position:
Director of Engineering/Operations at Cenorin
Location:
Greater Seattle Area
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Cenorin
since Sep 2009
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Director of Engineering/Operations
Lynx Aviation
Feb 2007 - Mar 2010
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Captain/Checkairman
Mesa Airlines
Mar 2004 - Feb 2007
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Captain
Big Sky Airlines
Mar 2001 - Feb 2004
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First Officer
The Boeing Company
Jun 1990 - Mar 2000
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Manufacturing Engineer
Education:
Seattle Pacific University 1985 - 1989
BA, Communication
BA, Communication
Contaminated Medical Waste Disposal System And Method
US Patent:
6488675, Dec 3, 2002
Filed:
Oct 15, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/418895
Inventors:
Fred R. Radford - Auburn WA 98002
Drew R. Radford - Seattle WA 98136
Jack D. Howard - Bothell WA 98011
Drew R. Radford - Seattle WA 98136
Jack D. Howard - Bothell WA 98011
International Classification:
A61M 100
US Classification:
604540, 604317, 604541
Abstract:
A system for collecting, transporting and disposing of biofluids, such as those collected in a hospital or other health facility, in a manner to protect an operator and related support devices and systems from contact with potentially hazardous biofluids. The system provides a portable container adapted to be connected to the patients suction tubes and also to the vacuum source, so that biofluid is collected in the container. The container is then moved to a base disposal location, and an outlet valve of the valve and connecting assembly of the container is connected to the base assembly, and the valve of the container moved to an open position. A sealed discharge passageway is formed, and the biofluid flows through this passageway. The valve of the container is closed, and the container removed and either disposed of, or washed, and sanitized so as to be ready for reuse. There is also provided a plug and manifold assembly to removably interfit with the container.
Contaminated Medical Waste Disposal System And Method
US Patent:
6027490, Feb 22, 2000
Filed:
Jan 24, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/789370
Inventors:
Fred R. Radford - Auburn WA
Drew R. Radford - Seattle WA
Jack D. Howard - Bothell WA
Drew R. Radford - Seattle WA
Jack D. Howard - Bothell WA
International Classification:
A61M 100
US Classification:
604540
Abstract:
A system for collecting, transporting and disposing of biofluids, such as those collected in a hospital or other health facility, in a manner to protect an operator and related support devices and systems from contact with potentially hazardous biofluids. The system provides a portable container adapted to be connected to the patient's suction tubes and also to the vacuum source, so that biofluid is collected in the container. The container is then moved to a base disposal location, and an outlet valve of the valve and connecting assembly of the container is connected to the base assembly, and the valve of the container moved to an open position. A sealed discharge passageway is formed, and the biofluid flows through this passageway. The valve of the container is closed, and the container removed and either disposed of, or washed, and sanitized so as to be ready for reuse. There is also provided a plug and manifold assembly to removably interfit with the container.
Medical Waste Disposal System Assembly
US Patent:
8167858, May 1, 2012
Filed:
Jul 26, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/190217
Inventors:
Richard Radford - Auburn WA, US
Drew Radford - Seattle WA, US
Jack Howard - Bothell WA, US
Wayne Willich - Sun Valley ID, US
Drew Radford - Seattle WA, US
Jack Howard - Bothell WA, US
Wayne Willich - Sun Valley ID, US
Assignee:
Biofluid Technologies, LLC - Auburn WA
International Classification:
A61M 1/00
US Classification:
604321, 604540, 604319, 604322
Abstract:
A novel collection device for collection, storage and disposal of biological products, in conjunction with an improved cleansing method. Disclosed is an apparatus which includes a locking closing member handle to allow for safe transport and disposal of medical waste. Closing member allows for secure containment of medical waste and subsequent apparatus cleaning. Closing member design includes a gap between closing member and housing which facilitates device cleaning after waste disposal.
Medical Waste Disposal System Assembly
US Patent:
2012026, Oct 18, 2012
Filed:
Apr 30, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/460447
Inventors:
Richard Radford - Auburn WA, US
Drew Radford - Seattle WA, US
Jack D. Howard - Bothell WA, US
Wayne Willich - Sun Valley ID, US
Drew Radford - Seattle WA, US
Jack D. Howard - Bothell WA, US
Wayne Willich - Sun Valley ID, US
Assignee:
BIOFLUID TECHNOLOGIES, LLC. - Auburn WA
International Classification:
A47K 11/04, F16K 5/06
US Classification:
4479, 25131501
Abstract:
A novel collection device for collection, storage and disposal of biological products, in conjunction with an improved cleansing method. Disclosed is an apparatus which includes a locking closing member handle to allow for safe transport and disposal of medical waste. Closing member allows for secure containment of medical waste and subsequent apparatus cleaning. Closing member design includes a gap between closing member and housing which facilitates device cleaning after waste disposal.
Closure Latch
US Patent:
8635746, Jan 28, 2014
Filed:
Apr 6, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/081404
Inventors:
Alexander Harrison Bellamy - Bothell WA, US
Richard Radford - Auburn WA, US
Mark Charbonneau - Bellevue WA, US
Drew Radford - Seattle WA, US
Judith Marquardt - Arlington WA, US
Richard Radford - Auburn WA, US
Mark Charbonneau - Bellevue WA, US
Drew Radford - Seattle WA, US
Judith Marquardt - Arlington WA, US
Assignee:
Cenorin, LLC - Kent WA
International Classification:
A44B 11/12
US Classification:
24170, 24193, 24265 BC
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates generally to closure mechanisms, such as a closure latch device for clamping a band. The closure latch comprises a first and second latch member engaged to pivot relative to each other. Certain embodiments relate to methods of clamping a band. Certain embodiments relate to methods of manufacturing a clamping device.