David Moore is the founder, President and CEO of the AcuTech Group, a process risk management consulting firm based in Vienna, Virginia, since 1994. Mr. Moore has over forty years of specialized experience as a recognized global expert on process safety management to corporations involved with hazardous chemicals in the energy, oil & gas, chemical, pipeline, pharmaceutical, biotech, and manufacturing industries. Mr. Moore has experience with hydrogen safety in a wide range of applications including in hydrogen production, transportation, manufacturing, and use as a fuel. He has been engaged in consequence modeling for H2 release, fire hazards analysis of a blue hydrogen plant, siting studies for facilities handling vapor and liquid H2, HAZOP study of a hydrogen fueling station, safety analysis of electrolyzers, and critical infrastructure security design for a green hydrogen plant.

Mr. Moore is a Registered Professional Engineer (PE) in Fire Protection Engineering (State of Pennsylvania). He is a member of the National Fire Protection Association, the American Society of Safety Engineers, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, and the American Society of Industrial Security. He serves on the AIChE (CCPS®) Center for Chemical Process Safety Technical Steering Committee, the Texas A&M University Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center Technical Advisory Board, the Purdue University Center Process Safety Assurance Center (P2SAC), and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Center for Hydrogen Safety Managing Board. Mr. Moore was formerly a Senior Engineer with Mobil Corporation and a Fire Protection Engineer with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Mr. Moore is a Registered Professional Engineer (PE) in Fire Protection Engineering (State of Pennsylvania). He is a Managing Board Member of the AIChE Center for Hydrogen Safety, and a past Board Member of the Energy Security Council. Mr. Moore is a Fellow of the AIChE CCPS®. He holds an MBA, New York University, and a B.Sc., Fire Protection Engineering, University of Maryland.