Keily Yemm is a Research Analyst at The Critical Mass, providing analytical and operational support for projects involving process hazard analysis, regulatory research, and technical documentation. Her work focuses on synthesizing complex regulatory requirements, including OSHA, DoD, Army, NFPA, and EPA standards, into clear, actionable materials that support project teams and stakeholders.

 

She brings a background in explosive ordnance disposal and emergency management, with experience supporting hazard mitigation, training, and operational planning in both military and civilian environments. Keily served as a U.S. Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician, including a deployment to Iraq in support of counter-mobility and force protection operations. Following her military service, she worked in state emergency management and related roles, contributing to preparedness, mitigation, and interagency coordination efforts.

 

At The Critical Mass, Keily supports regulatory research, scenario analysis, site visit preparation, documentation and reporting, stakeholder coordination, training support, and project coordination. She also assists with internal processes and administrative systems that help streamline project execution and improve organizational efficiency.

 

She remains actively engaged in the military and veteran community, supporting initiatives that help service members and their families navigate complex transitions. Keily is known for her collaborative approach, attention to detail, and commitment to supporting teams working in complex, high-consequence environments.