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Roderick G. Darjean
700 East Main/Hwy. 90• Ames, Texas 77575 • 936-336-5210 (H) 281-728-2680 (c)
darjeanr@yahoo.com
Work Experience
April 2008 to Present
S&B Engineers & Constructors, Ltd.- Ineos BMC Bimodal Project LaPorte,Tx.
Site Safety Manager
October 2007 to April 2008
Bechtel Corporation, Sabine Pass LNG Terminal; Cameron, LA.
Sr. ES&H Specialist
January 2006 to October 2007
Performance Contractors, Inc. - Enterprise Products; Mont Belview, Texas
Site Safety Manager
January 2005 to January 2006
Southcoast Terminal - Houston, Texas
Plant Operator
November 2002 to January 2005
BE&K Construction Company – HS&E Department, BP Refinery & Chemical - Texas City, Texas
Safety Coordinator
- Lead Safety Coordinator; Project completed over 200,000 safe work hours with no recordables; Project nominated by BP for Houston Round Table Safety Excellence Award, Project received the Award
Other Projects
BP Refinery & Chemical – Decatur, Alabama; Rand-Whitney Containerboard – Montville, Connecticut; Owens Corning – Jackson, Tennessee; Dupont – Old Hickory, Tennessee; Valero Refinery - Texas City, Texas
October 2001 to November 2002
BE&K Construction Company - ChevronPhillips Chemical Baytown, Texas
Safety Representative – Health, Safety and Environmental Department
August 2001 to September 2001
E Merit Constructors - ExxonMobil Baytown Refinery SCU2 Sourwater Turnaround
Safety Representative
May 2000 to June 2001
Bechtel Construction Operations Incorporated/Becon Construction Company
ExxonMobil Baytown DCU Project – Job #24195-300
Safety Specialist – Environmental Safety and Health Department
February 1999 to May 2000
Bechtel Construction Operations Incorporated/Becon Construction Company
Cedar Bayou NAO Project – Job #23837-150
Safety Representative - Project Safety and Health Department
March 1997 to February 1999
Bechtel Construction Operations Incorporated
Mobil Project BOE, Beaumont, Texas – Job #23128
Safety Representative - Project Safety and Health Department
August 1992 to March 1997
Becon Construction Company - Rohm and Haas Project, Deer Park, Texas Job #22166-105, Rohm and Haas Project, Deer Park, Texas – Job #22166, Rohm and Haas D-Train Project, Deer Park, Texas– Job #21223, Exxon Chemical BTCP- Bechtel Alliance Project, Baytown, TX
Field Safety Technician - Project Safety and Health Department
JOB KNOWLEDGE
• Experience in safety engineering, health physics, industrial hygiene, or environmental compliance activities.
• Knowledge of OSHA & DOT regulations.
• Knowledge of governmental ES&H standards, procedures, rules and regulations.
• Skills in verbal and written communication.
• Knowledge of software applications (Word/Excel).
• Performs ES&H work that requires broad knowledge, experience and use of independent judgment.
• Possesses the experience and ability to perform technical safety and health tasks, sampling, worker monitoring activities, and environmental compliance monitoring. Helps prepare reports and studies of a technical nature.
• Workman’s Comp Case Management
EDUCATION
San Jacinto College, Houston, Texas – 1993 Emergency Medical Technician - Certification Received
Lee College, Baytown, Texas - 1990 Emergency Care Attendant - Certification Received
1986 General Studies
EDUCATIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
• 2008 NCCER/CSST Certification - S&B/NCCER
• 2006 Performance Skill Force Training - Performance
• 2004 BE&K Safety & Health Conference - BE&K
• 2003 NCCER Safety Management Academy - Clemson University
• 2002 First Aid CPR Training - ABC
• 2002 Urine Drug Screen Collection - Kroll Laboratories
• 2000 Respirator Training Instructor - 3M
• 2000 Safety Leadership Workshop - Bechtel
• 1999 Safety Leadership Workshop - Bechtel
• 1999 Urine Drug Screen Collection - Laboratory Specialist, Inc.
• 1999 Excavation Safety Training (8 hrs.) - Teex, Texas A&M
• 1999 Scaffold Competent Person Training - Basic Industries
• 1996 OSHA (30 hr. class) - Bechtel
• 1995 OSHA (10 hr. class) - Bechtel
• 1994 Safety Leadership - Bechtel
• 1993 Emergency Medical Technician - San Jacinto College
• 1993 Scaffold Competent Person Training - Scaffold Training Institute
• 1993 Landing Zone Coordinator - Herman Hospital Lifeflight
• 1993 Fire Fighting (8 hrs.) - Teex, Texas A&M
• 1993 Industrial Firefighting - Teex, Texas A&M
• 1993 DOS, Lotus 1-2-3, WordPerfect 5.1 - Bechtel
• 1993 Basic Rigging - Crosby Group, Inc.
• 1993 Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials - Suntrac Services
• 1990 Emergency Care Attendant - Lee College
AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• May 2004 – Houston Round Table “Safety Excellence Award – Large Contractor” for BP Texas City Refinery & Chemical Project (Safety Manager on that Project).
• December 2001 - Outstanding Staff Employee of the month, ExxonMobil Baytown DCU Project
• January 1996 - Project Performance Award, Rohm & Haas BAII Project
• June 1996 – Project Performance Award, Rohm & Haas E-Train Project
• October 1995 - Project Performance Award, Rohm & Haas CAA Project
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
• Barrett Station Volunteer Fire Department, Assistant Chief – 8 years, Member - 17 years
• Silver Saddle Brigade Riding Club, Member
• Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo – Livestock Committee
Posted April 19, 2009
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THOMAS A. NORTON, CSP
23 Frederick Street 856-875-8145
Sicklerville, NJ 08081 tomskis@snip.net
QUALIFICATION HIGHLIGHTS
Seasoned safety professional with knowledge of management techniques and demonstrated ability to reduce injuries and accidents and improve regulatory compliance. Capable of working with hourly (union/non-union) as well as senior management. Certified Safety Professional (CSP) in Occupational Safety and Health.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY –Philadelphia, PA 2007-Present
Project Safety and Health Manager
for $675 million site construction project for the Virtua Hospital System
• Responsible for all aspects of site safety for construction management.
• Responsible for 27 subcontractors and their employees
• Developed innovative system for evaluating contractors safety performance
• Developed exceptionally strong fall protection/rescue programs
• Project achieved/awarded “Safest Project for 2008 calendar Year”.
D.J. KEATING –Philadelphia, PA 2007
Site Safety and Health Manager
for $45 million site construction project for the School District of Philadelphia.
• Responsible for all aspects of site safety for construction management.
• Responsible for 19 subcontractors and their employees
• Instrumental in achieving lowest construction injury rate
L. F. DRISCOLL –Philadelphia, PA 2006-2007
Site Safety and Health Manager
for $500 million, 4-site construction project for Hospital of University of Pennsylvania.
• Responsible for all aspects of site safety for construction management.
• Responsible for 25 subcontractors and their employees
• Instrumental in achieving lowest construction injury rate
• Achieved OSHA Partnership work site designation
HORNE ENGINEERING – Falls Church, VA based in Philadelphia, PA 2005-2006
Safety and Health Program Manager
for a consulting firm providing safety consulting services. Providing safety reviews and technical advice to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) airport operations in the northeast.
• Performing airport safety audits and providing technical advice and solutions for issues identified.
• Provided injury analysis, recommendations and consulting for OSHA regulatory compliance.
• Instrumental in initiating a number of workplace injury prevention initiatives which played a role in helping to significantly reduce TSA's total claims rate. Results: 14% reduction 2005/2004 and a projected 36% reduction 2006/2005.
PSEG - Salem, NJ 2004-2005
Safety Analyst
for two union nuclear power production facilities of 1,700 employees.
• Drafted/implemented safety training programs for PSEG & contractor personnel that detailed safe work requirements and safety awareness, which had a direct result in producing 52% less incidents accidents/injuries during two Outages.
• Developed & implemented an ergonomics program, where one did not previously exist. This resulted in reducing the PSEG incident rate for ergonomic-related injuries by 40%.
• Revised 20 procedures and drafted 9 new procedures such as:
o Lockout/Tagout o Personal Protective Equipment
o Confined Space Entry o Contractor Safety
o Heat Stress o Powered Industrial Trucks
o Hazard Communication o Hearing Conservation
o Fall Protection/Rescue o Welding and Cutting Operations
o Flammable and Combustible Liquids o Bloodborne Pathogens
o Construction Safety o Fire Prevention Program
o Emergency Response Plan o Scaffolds
HI-TEC SYSTEMS- Pomona, NJ 1998 - 2003
Senior Certified Safety Professional, Safety Manager
for occupational safety & health 100 federal and 35 contractor employees at Transportation Security Laboratory research center
• Developed/implemented comprehensive ergonomics program. Program was so successful, it reduced ergonomic-related injuries by 48% and also resulted in me being was invited to, and my acceptance, to ‘present’ this program at the National Ergonomics Conference.
• During my five-year tenure, there was zero OSHA recordable and only one first aid injury.
• Developed/implemented Forklift Safety Program, results: previous year 17 accidents, $10,000+ property damage vs. 1 accident, $115 property damage.
SORDONI SKANSKA CONSTRUCTION – Newark, DE 1998-1998
Project Safety Manager
• Site safety manager for a $53 million construction project.
• During this period, established an entire safety program, trained over 1200 workers and recorded only 1 first aid injury.
RAYTHEON ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS – Philadelphia, PA 1993-1998
Safety Supervisor and Assistance Corporate Safety Manager
for Industrial Safety and Health, Regulatory Compliance.
• Implemented Safety/Job Hazard Analysis program to control hazards and reduced injuries by 35% in first year.
• Developed company’s confined entry program and training that was top-rated by National Safety Council and several large construction companies, such as Bechtel, Turner and Sordoni Skanska.
• Provided oversight numerous large construction sites throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.
• Efforts over the five years resulted in 65% reduction of Corporate OSHA and 42% reduction in the Experience Modification Rate (EMR).
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION – Paulsboro, NJ 1988-1993
Safety Engineer and Safety Engineering Supervisor
for Industrial Safety and Health, Regulatory Compliance for petroleum refining operations.
• Supervised safety engineering work group. Conducted hazard evaluation and construction oversight of 35 projects/year valued at $85+ million.
• Assisted in development of policies/procedures to successfully bring refinery into compliance with new OSHA Process Safety regulations.
• Designed/constructed state-of-the-art training facility/program, which exceeded OSHA’s requirements and was considered such a good ‘model’ that other government agencies and local industries sent representatives to review and copy my program. My program was subsequently implemented in Mobil’s other 5 refineries throughout the United States.
• Assisted in process of the refinery being successfully awarded OSHA’s VPPP designation.
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EDUCATION
BS, Business Administration, Norwich University, Northfield, VT
OSHA 10 Hour & 30 Hour Construction Courses
Annual American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Professional Development Conferences
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS
Past President Philadelphia, PA chapter of the American Society of Safety Engineers, Des Plains, IL.
• Certified Safety Professional, Board of Certified Safety Professionals, Savoy, IL.
• Certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), 2004
• Certified Forklift Operator Instructor, 1998
• Certified Ergonomics Professional, 1993
• Certified Fire Instructor, Dodd-Beals Fire Academy, University of Nevada-Reno, since 1988
• Hold current DOD ‘Secret’ Clearance
ACHIEVEMENTS
• Presenter at the National Ergonomics Conference, 2001
• Employee–of-the-month, 1991, Outstanding job performance at the Mobil Oil Refinery
• Captain in U.S. Army
Posted April 5, 2009
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Wade Sawicki
4015 Wintergreen Drive
Humble, Texas 77396
832-295-3166
818-400-9308-mobile
wade.sawicki@yahoo.com
CAREER OBJECTIVETo attain a management position in the Construction Safety field that utilizes my skills and experience. Preferably a position requiring a diverse nature in problem resolution through a proactive safety environment.
QUALIFICATIONS and EDUCATION
• Certified Outreach Trainer – OSHA 500 – expires 2010
• Certified Safety Representative – CAL/OSHA – expires 2010
• Certified Gas Tester – CALOSHA – expires 2010
• Certified First Aid/CPR – expires 2009
• Certified Rigging Trainer –expires 2011
• OSHA 501 Certified (30 hour)
• A.S.S.E.- Safety Management I course.
• Continuing education programs specifically related to Construction and General Safety curriculum.
15+ years experience within the construction industry with emphasis in safety of commercial high rise construction, hotels, and aviation facilities. Other safety related experience in heavy civil construction includes earthen dams; tunnel mining, subway tunnels and station build out.
10+ years of experience within the insurance industry handling complex claims in general liability, personal injury, workmen’s compensation, construction defect, and entertainment. Most cases were individual in nature and handled from inception through litigation if needed.
Excellent interpersonal skills developed with public agencies, labor and management. Highly effective and skilled in management of time and administrative tasks enhanced with excellent verbal, written and computer communication skills.
EXPERIENCE
2006 – 2008 Webcor Builders, Los Angeles, Ca.
Site Safety Manager
Assignments:
W-Hotel & Residences/Legacy Apartments – Hollywood, Ca.
Symantec Corporate Offices – Culver City, Ca.
2000 - 2006 (ACI/Amec, J.V.) SkanskaUSA-Building, New York, N. Y.
Projects Safety Manager
Assignments:
Houston, TX: IAH- Bush Intercontinental Airport, Terminal E Baggage Handling/Makeup Unit, Central Ticketing Facility, Cargo Facility, Terminal C renovations, XpressJet Hangar remodification.
Other projects in association with Amec:
New York City School Program – summer 2005
Chicago, Illinois: River East, 520 N. Michigan, 710 N. Michigan,
Northwestern University - Demolition project - 2000 to 2001.
1998 – 1999 Tutor-Saliba Corporation, Sylmar, Ca.
Safety Supervisor/Gas Tester
Assignment: MTA Red Line B-290 Subway Project
1997 – 1998 Morrison Knudsen Corporation, Los Angeles, Ca.
Safety Supervisor/Gas Tester
Assignments: Metro Red Line B610 Track Installation
MWDSC - Eastside Reservoir - AWZ Joint Venture
1996 – 1997 Traylor/Frontier J.V., Studio City, Ca.
Safety Coordinator/Gas Tester
Assignment: MTA Red Line C311 Tunnel Project
1996 – 1997 Kajima – Ray Wilson, J.V., North Hollywood, Ca.
Safety Engineer/Gas Tester
Assignment: MTA Red Line C330 North Hollywood Station
1979 – 1996 Various Insurance firms and Construction companies in:
Chicago, Ill., Los Angeles, Ca.
Safety Rep/E.M.T., Claims Adjuster/Examiner/Investigator
Posted April 3, 2009
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Donald White
1252 E. Larkwood St.
West Covina, Ca. 91790
dvtrwhite7@yahoo.com
(626) 919-4856 Home
(626) 622-6704 Cell
Objective: Safety Manager/ Safety Consultant Safety Instructor/ Trainer
Qualifications: Certified OSHA 10 / OSHA 30 / OSHA 500 Train the Trainer instructor of OSHA 10 & OSHA 30 hr. courses, First Aid & C P R certified also Rough Terrain Forklift certified- Mast type Forklift- Scissor lift- Boom lift- Aerial lift Platform- Powder Actuated tools (shot guns)- Lasers- Fall Protection- Scaffold Erection and User- L. A. City Light Gauge-Manuel Process Certified Welder
I have been in the construction industry for 29 years as a member of the Carpenters Union. I’ve worked as a Safety Coordinator on several Hospitals with crews of up to 250 men under my supervision as a Safety Coordinator
Cal. State University Dominguez Hills OSHA 500 Train the Trainer Course
Saddleback College First Aid & C P R through Carpenters Training Center
Lathers Apprenticeship Training Program
Graduated From Edgewood High School
I’ve dealt with several medical emergencies while working as Safety Coordinator tending to my men. A Heart Attack, A man caught on fire while welding receiving burns to his body, Kidney Stones symptoms, Heat related illness, and cuts and bruises taken to the clinic or Hospital when the case warranted. Handled new hire orientation for Safety, Safety Meetings, investigations of incidents, accidents, and near misses. Answered Safety related questions from the men. Also corrected improper use of tools or procedures.
Posted April 2, 2009
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JOHN A. PENA
P.O. Box 276159
San Antonio, TX 78227
(210) 421-1286 cell / (210) 892-2923 hm.
e-mail: marjoh723@hotmail.com
Military Experience
1979-1982 U.S. Army - 82nd Airborne
16 Juliette radar operator; 11 Bravo infantry soldier; 1 Papa paratrooper
2007-2008 Faulkner, USA
Del Valle Correctional Center in Travis County
Austin, TX
Structural Superintendent
In charge of entire project; coordinating all subcontractors;
Electrical, plumbing and mechanical to include storm drains
and sewer connections
Workforce coordinator
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE OVER 200,000 SQ FT
2006-2008 Faulkner, USA
Grand Hyatt Hotel
San Antonio, TX
Project and Structural Superintendent
In charge of entire project; coordinating all subcontractors;
Coordinator of tower crane operators
Workforce coordinator
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE OVER 1,000,000 SQ FT
2006-2006 Thos. S. Byrnes Construction
Lower Colorado River Authority
Office Building
Austin, TX
General Foreman/Asst. Superintendent
In charge of deck, column, and wall pours, slab on grade, grade beams, footings, coordinating subcontractors in order to meet schedule, and hiring and firing of workforce
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE OVER 40,000 SQ FT
2004-2005 U.S. Structural Concrete
Coke Stevenson Middle School
UTSA Campus Parking Garage
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Mary Lou Fisher Elementary School
Superintendent
In charge of walls, columns, decks, reports, scheduling for deck and column pours, and labor force to include hiring and firing
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE OVER 200,000 SQ FT
2003-2004 Vaughn Construction
Seton Hospital
Austin, TX
Science and Technology Building
UTSA Campus
General Foreman/Asst. Supeintendent In charge of all aspects of structural building, walls, deck pours, columns scheduling; subcontractors, and work force hiring and firing.
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE – SETON HOSPITAL – 100,000 SQ FT
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE – UTSA – 450,000 SQ FT
2000-2003 Baker Concrete
UTSA Downtown Campus
Hilton Hotel, Austin, TX
General Foreman
In charge of wall, column and pouring crews; slab on grade; pier pouring; suspended slabs
Deck pours
Valero Refinery, Coker Plant, Texas City, TX
Lead Carpenter
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE – HILTON HOTEL – 1 MILLION SQ FT
1992-1996 Hyman Manhattan
Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) Phase II
San Antonio, TX
General Foreman/Asst Superintendent
Responsible for coordination of all pours: slab on grade, suspended slabs, walls, columns, and footings. In charge of job site heavy equipment operators of backhoes, man lifts, bobcats, and forklifts. In charge of the finishers, painters, and ironworkers
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE OVER 2 MILLION SQ FT
1990-1992 Lyda Construction
Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) Phase I
San Antonio, TX
General Foreman
In charge of pouring footers, vertical walls, vertical columns and slab on grade. Carpentry responsibility of setting EFC forms and column forms
1985-1988 Manhattan Construction
Rivercenter Mall and Convention Center River Expansion
San Antonio, TX
Labor and General Foreman
In charge of pouring footers, vertical and architectural walls, columns, and architectural columns
PROJECT SQ FOOTAGE OVER 1 MILLION SQ FT
Posted April 1, 2009
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Dalena F. Tripplet
9126 Richborough Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624
Contact: 925-956-8325
dtripplet@msn.com
Profile • Over 15 years experience in the construction industry.
• Ability to direct multi-million dollar, multi-employer, complex projects in their need for safety and stormwater compliance.
• Goal-oriented individual with strong leadership capabilities.
• Organized, highly motivated, and detail-directed problem solver.
• Proven ability to work in unison with office staff, field personnel, project managers, company officers and compliance officers.
Education B.S. / Business Management University of Phoenix
A.A. / Legal Studies, Kelsey-Jenny Business College
Professional Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety, UCSD
Experience
I have experience working in the field as a form carpenter, giving me the advantage of interacting with field personnel and communications between workers and management. I have worked side-by-side with project managers, operations managers, and company officers managing multi-million dollar projects in their stormwater and safety needs and assuring their regulatory compliance. My duties have included working as a carpenter; project engineering; project management and estimating; stormwater designer and manager, safety officer; safety manager and safety trainer; regional environmental health and safety manager. I am qualified to provide all types of safety implementation, management and training needed to stay in compliance. I have been responsible for over 300 employees, designing and implementing company-wide safety and stormwater compliance guidelines and safety programs, as well as assuring that all programs remain in compliance with State and Federal regulations. My responsibilities include processing all appropriate permits, training employees and trade partners and managing the State, City, County and Local Agencies.
Community Involvement
National Association of Safety Professionals. Professional Member
American Society of Safety Engineers, Professional Member
Associated General Contractors, Safety & Health Council Member
International Erosion Control Association, Professional Member
Employment History Posted February 26, 2009
Western Region Environmental Health & Safety Manager, Panattoni 2007-2008
• Responsible for the Western States: California; Arizona; Nevada; Washington and Denver as a General Contractor overseeing all subcontractors with compliance regarding safety and strormwater.
• Training all of the Panattoni employee’s and maintaining current records.
• Implementing Panattoni’s Policies and Procedures across the Western Regions.
• Conducting jobsite audits, investigations and jobsite safety assessments.
Division Environmental Health & Safety Manager, Lennar Homes 2004-2006
• Coordinate all Stormwater Pollution Prevent Training and Safety Training for the Bay Area Division.
• File all necessary paperwork with the State Water Board for Storm Water Permits.
• Work with all State, City, County and Local Agencies regarding Compliance issues pertaining to Storm Water and Safety Regulation.
• Manage all programs and personnel within the division for Storm Water and Safety compliance.
Safety Consultant 2002 - Present
Consulting services for:
Safety Services, GENI, Saf-Con, OSTS, Cal Bureau Inspections, ETAC, Safety Compliance Company, American CPR, Compliance Alliance Inc, RCJ & Associate, Stormwater Specialists
• Provide complete safety compliance services and training for the construction and general industries. I have written and implemented numerous IIPP’s; Code of Safe Working Practices programs; as well as all other required written programs.
Safety Manager, Hazard Construction 2002 - 2003
• Managed the safety department for the company, overseeing all 235 employees.
• Handled all liability claims, workers’ compensation issues, loss control and quality assurance/project contracts.
• Implemented and maintained all safety programs. 2003-2004
Safety Manager, Insituform Technology
• Responsible for all aspects of the safety programs, and requirements for approximately 4 -11 separate crews working in various locations throughout the San Diego region
• Handled all workers’ comp issues, accident investigations, and liability claims
Safety Manager, Pro Contracting 2000 - 2002
• Worked on Capital Improvement Projects, Projects overseeing all employees, subcontractors and vendors. Duties included dealing with safety-related issues, maintaining all recordkeeping, training, and implementation of all programs.
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