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Clarence Caldwell
3603 Prairie 409-938-4590 / 409-739-7492
Lamarque, TX 77568 cccaldwelljr@aol.com
Willing to relocate
Willing to work permanent or contract
Willing to work international
Seeking the position as a Safety Supervisor or Chemical Operator that will utilize my 20 + years of experience in Plant Operations and Safety Management. Experience and related safety education includes;
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O.S.H.A. 1910 and 1926
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First Aid & CPR Certified
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Hazard Analysis and Prevention |
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Hazard Identification |
Accident Investigation |
Personal Protective Equipment |
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Job & Proactive Safety |
Basic Safety |
Construction Site Safety Technician |
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Principles of Occupational Safety & Health, 32 hour class |
Ethics & Safety Management
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Field Safety |
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Safety Technology |
Construction Site Safety Supervisor |
NCCER Certified
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HAZWOPER 40 hr course |
Haz-com
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Electrical Safety Training with LOTO |
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Process Safe ty Management Auditor (PSM) Auditor |
Current TWIC card
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Incident Investigation =0 A |
Work Experience:
Construction specific
3-07 to Present. Turn-around Safety Specialist.
Aerotek Energy Services, Houston, TX. Point Comfort TX. Formosa Chemical turn-around
The Altair Strickland Group, Shell Oil Refinery, Cok er Turn-around, Deer Park, TX.
Mechanical Contracting Services, Inc. Bp Texas City, TX, DuPont Chemicals, Charleston ,West Virginia
Global Rescue & Safety, LLC, Houston TX, New Iberia, Louisiana, Cypress ,TX, Deer Park, TX
Amber L.P. Exxon Baytown, TX.
Safety Watch (Cat Tech) Deer Park, TX, Corpus Christi, TX
Kellogg Brown & Root, Houston, TX, Valliant, OK,
Industrial Safety Specialists Inc. U.S. and International
Responsibilities included;
Employee Orientations
Project Safety Program implementation
Project specific Safety monitoring and enforcement
Supervised the Project first-Aid office
Prepared and maintained required safety related reports
Project specific Safety training
Accident and Incident Investigation
Permit writing
Safety Manager of various crews both day and night shifts
Writing and implementing Safety procedures
Work experience
Chemical Plant Operator/ Safety Technician
Process Operation and Safety Experience. Worked as a Chemical Plant Operator/ Safety Technician. Employers included;
Polymer Chemistry Chocolate Bayou 07/05- 11/06
Lead Operator / Safety Tech. Alvin, TX
Oversaw operations of different chemical processing units including warehouse and shipping department. Loading and unloading tank cars and working on the DCS control board in operations. Provided Contractor Safety training and coordination of Contractor safety programs with the plant Operations.
· Conferred with technical and supervisory personnel to report and resolve conditions affecting safety, efficiency, and product quality.
· Regulated or shut down equipment during emergency situations, as directed by supervisory personnel.
· Worked as Site Safety Supervisor in addition as Lead Operator.
· Controlled and operated chemical processes or systems of machines, using panel boards, control boards, or semi-automatic equipment and automated equipment
· Monitored recording instruments, flow meters, panel lights,=2 0and other indicators, and listen for warning signals, in order to verify conformity of process conditions.
Sea Lion Technology 09/04 - 01/05
Journeyman/Chemical Operator Texas City, TX
Chemical Operator oversaw batch operations in NXT processing unit. Also worked as a DCS board operator for the same unit.
· Knowledge of raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and other techniques for maximizing the effective manufacture and distribution of goods.
· Knowledge of principles and methods for curriculum and training design, teaching and instruction for individuals and groups, and the measurement of training effects.
· Also worked as a Safety Representative, permit writing, writing and implementing safety procedures, safety logs
U.S. Filter 03/03 -04/04
Service Representative/Operator Houston, TX
Operated and maintained several reverse osmosis processing units.
· Interpreted chemical reactions visible through sight glasses and DCS, and review laboratory test reports for process adjustments.
Sterling Chemicals, Inc. 09/88 - 02/03
Chemical Operator Texas City, TX
Worked in operations as a chemical operator manufacturing chemicals to make Sodium Cyanide, TBA Batch Processing Unit, LN, ACN and wastewater from those processes. Operations of cooling water towers, distillation columns, heaters, compressors, pumps, steam generators, turbines and flare system. Worked with warehouse operations driving forklifts, packaging, loading sea containers, trailers, and railcars. Supervising contractors making sure they were following safe work procedures during start-up and shutdowns. Implemented QC procedures through monitoring of instrumentation, pneumatic controllers, fisher equipment, and lab test results. Assisted in writing and implementation of course instructions that improved the safety during start-ups and shutdowns. Functioned as a foreman during various turnarounds and worked as a DCS Control Operator and functioned as a Safety Foreman.
Texas City Refining 05/83 - 06/88
Operator Texas City, TX
Worked with operations in crude unit topping, bottoms, and reforming. Distillation of light and heavy hydrocarbons .Oversaw the operations of an Propane Propylen e Distillation Process and it’s storage of its products. Sulfur Recovery Unit, Scott Tail Gas, Amine Unit, and Sour Gas and Wastewater Unit
· Drew samples of products, and conducted quality control tests in order to monitor processing, and to ensure that standards were met.
· Material Handling of various products, loading of tanks and tank trucks
Education and Certifications:
College of the Mainland Risk Management Institute Texas City, TX
Safety Training
Industrial Performance Services Deer Park, TX
40 Hr Hazwoper
Insight Technical Solutions Texas City, TX
16 hr HCN Complex Specialist Training
Fire and Rescue Brigade Training Texas A&M College Station, TX
Yearly certification
Hitchcock High School Hitchcock, TX
Diploma
American Heart Association Houston, TX
Adult and Child AED Certifications
Associated Builders and Contractors of Greater Houston Houston, TX
NCCER’s Construction Site Safety Technician
NCCER’s Construction Site Safety Supervisor
To: Prospective Employer
From: John L. Freeman
Industrial Safety Specialists Inc.
Re: Clarence Caldwell
Letter of Reference
Good Day,
Mr. Caldwell has worked for me on numerous short term projects from 3-2007 to 1-2009 as a contract Industrial Safety Technician. He has performed short term assignments ranging from construction maintenance, turn-around, vacation relief’s and short term primarily construction related project Safety Technician assignments. Clients included Shell Oil, Phillips Petroleum, Exxon-Mobil, Baker-Petrolite, and numerous contractors. Unfortunately due to out current economy crisis I have been forced to close my office and return to full time direct Safety Management myself. Clarence is a self motivated, highly productive employee who continuously performed above required expectations. It is with full confidence that I offer this letter of reference.
Please feel free to contact me.
John L. Freeman
713-857-0348
E-mail, jlofreeman@comcast.net
Posted April 2, 2009
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sr. Safety Specialist /Project Management CREDENTIALS/EDUCATION T.J. Cross Engineers, Inc. • Provided HES consultation to clients Taft College Training Instructor (2000-Present) Production Services Network (PSN) (1998-2007) • Supervised HSE Department (staff of 13) Department of Energy (DOE) (1985–1998) • Monitor Safety and Health Programs Department of Energy (DOE) (1978-1985) • Responsible for Production facilities and maintenance. San Berndino County Sheriff Department (1975-1977) • Completed Sheriff Academy (1974-1977) United States Air Force (1973-1977) Professional Associations • National Fire Protection Association Achievements • Supervised HES department for 8 years. Areas of Training Expertise Federal OSHA Training Topics General Training Topics Posted March 8, 2009 GREG HAIGHT Objective: To share my experience, education and lessons learned to advance professional safety as a value that becomes engrained in individual employees as well as organizations. Experience: 08/08 to 02/09 S&B Engineers & Constructors LTD., Houston, TX. 04/04 – 08/08 Warrior Energy Services Corp., Columbus, MS. 02/03 – 04/04 Kellogg Brown & Root – DuPont Beaumont, TX. 09/97 – 02/03 Kellogg Brown & Root – DuPont, LaPorte, Texas 06/96 – 08/97 Brown & Root – Chevron Chemical, Port Arthur, TX. 11/95 – 07/96 Brown & Root – Conoco, West Lake, LA. Additional Training: Affiliations: American Society of Safety Engineers References: Donald Babin 985-209-7629 Russell Robinson 903-806-6574 Posted March 5, 2009 Experience: 2008 Senior Technician (QC), Cherokee Enterprises, Miami, Florida 2008 Environmental Consultant, Green Environments, LLC, Portsmouth, Virginia 2007 Environmental Technician, Earth Tech, LTD, Richmond, Virginia 2007 Assessment Coordinator, EMS Environmental, Inc., Portsmouth, Virginia 2006 Environmental Technician, New England Industrial Engineering Inc, Portsmouth, Virginia 2005 EPA ERS Contractor, Earth Tech, LTD Richmond, Virginia 2004 Water Treatment and Tank Cleaner, Port Marine Vac. Service Houma, Louisiana Professional Affiliations and Certifications: Education: Robert C. Mathias Summary Proven Risk Control professional with a background in training and experience in management and risk control seeking a position that will allow me to use my experience to increase company profitability by lowering accident frequency and severity thus reducing downtime and increasing employee morale. l OSHA Compliance l Certified Training l Multi-Site Management Work Experience Safety Coordinator Independent Safety Consultant 12/2006 - 8/2007 Risk Control Intern Masters Degree Student Assistant Underwriter Health Insurance Record Verification Education Brigham Young University - BYU Marriott School of Management, Certifications Computer Skills Major accomplishments Organization Memberships Briannica Tonkins EDUCATION RELEVANT COURSES KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND EXPERIENCE WORK EXPERIENCE North Carolina Department of Environment & Natural Resources, May 2007-Aug 2007 Safety Intern, Winston Salem, NC NC A&T, Interdisciplinary Studies, Graduate Assistant, Greensboro, NC August 2005-May 2007 Polo Ralph Lauren, Health & Safety Intern, Greensboro, NC December 2006-Mar2007 General Electric, Environmental Health & Safety Intern. Mebane, NC June 2006-Nov 2006 NC A&T, Intern, Assistant Lab Technician, Greensboro, NC August 2003-May 2004 Undergraduate Research, NC A&T, Greensboro, NC August 2003-May 2004 CERTIFICATIONS ACTIVITIES AND AFFILIATIONS Morris J. Dietrich ( Joe ) Professional Objective: Safety Manager Position Summary Of Skills: Committed Works with Others Listens Effectively Computer Proficient Safety Management Training: Management: Work History: • Security Supervisor Sycuan Casino El Cajon, Ca. 1999-2008 Education:
DAVE MITCHELLBakersfield, Ca 93312
Home(661)589-6135
Cell(661)201-5891
E-Mail dimitch679@att.net
• Bakersfield College, Bakersfield, CA, 1977-1978
• EMT-1 (AED, Combi Tube, Nasal Airway), 1989-2007
• Hazardous Materials Technician, 40 Hr. Bechtel Petroleum DOE, 1991-2007
• Hazardous Materials/Waste Handling Response 80 Hr.(29 & 49CFR Regulations, IC Command System, Chemistry, Toxicology, Procedures and Protocols, SCBA use, Degredation and Permeation rates, Damage Assessment, Fire Truck Operation, Chemical Transfer, Repairing Leaking Container/LPG. Bakersfield College 1991
• Wildland Fire Fighter 32 Hour, KCFD, Bakersfield, CA, 1996-2007
• Foam Firefighting Petroleum Industry 1992
• AHERA Asbestos Building Inspector, San Diego University, CA, 1996-2007
• Process Safety Management 1993
• DOT Breath Alcohol Technician/Certified Collector 2007
• Risk Management For Leaders 1999
• Terrorism Safety & Emergency Response 2002
• Practices and Procedures in Asbestos Control University of Berkeley 1992
• Miller/Troll Fall Prevention Protection Competent Person 1, Inspector Training 2000
• Continuing Education for ASP Exam 1994
• Fundamentals of Workplace Safety, University of California 1990
• Management of Oversight Risk Tree Accident/Incident Investigation Department of Energy 80 Hour 1988
• FED OSHA 40 Hour Train the Trainer (Compliance), Fed OSHA Institute, Chicago, IL, 1992-2007
• Fed OSHA Voluntary Compliance in Safety Health, Fed OSHA Institute 1992
• Excavator Safety Certificate, 2003
• Hazwopper, Westec, Oxy CA, 1996-2007
• Confined Space Training/Rescue Instructor, Westec Training Facility, CA, 1998-2007
• Industrial Hygiene Technician, University of California, CA, 1992-2007
• Drilling/Workover Rig Safety Inspector, Taft College, Taft, CA, 1992
• Fall Protection Competent Person, Miller Training Program, 2000
• Terrorism Safety and Emergency Response, CCR Title 8, Section 5192, 1999-2007
• Safety Management Leadership for Injury Free Environments, Occidental/Global International, 2007 Chevron SJVBU 2008
• Handling People with Diplomacy and Tact 2001
• Basic Law Enforcement 256 Hour, San Bernardino County Sheriffs Training Division 1977
MAJOR PROJECT EXPERIENCE (2007-Present)
Project Management/Senior Safety Professional Facilities Abandonment
• Identify/Developed scope of work for facilities and building abandonment.
• Budget Management
• Developed JSA and Risk Matrix
• Safety field support for contractors
• Reviewed Environmental Compliance Plans for hazardous and non-hazardous material disposal
• Reviewed Lead and Asbestos abatement compliance plans for contractors
• Ensured compliance with policies and Procedures
• Hazardous Waste Stream Management
• Developed LEAD Abatement Policy and Procedure for two contractors
• Collected contractor Personnel and Area sampling data for compliance with OSHA Regulations.
Westec Training Facility
• Teach safety classes for the San Joaquin Valley community.
• Developed a comprehensive 2 day Confined Space Training Program for Taft College. The training was taught to company employees and later offered to contract companies working in the San Joaquin Valley. Built and installed the props on the training ground for TIER I and Tier II training.
Kellogg Brown & Root (Halliburton), Tupman, CA
Health/Safety/Environmental Technical Safety Professional, EMT-1
• Incident Commander on Emergency Response Team
• Develop and modify policies and procedures
• Developed Conduct Safety and Health training
• PSM Safety for regulated facilities
• Participate in departmental planning and program development
• Responsible for the Medical, Drug and Alcohol and Workman’s Comp Programs
• Conduct inspections, audits and job walks
• Monitor work practices of employee’s and subcontractor personnel
• Promote Safety and Health Programs
• Conduct accident and incident investigations
• Review AFE’s, drawings and specifications
• Member of Emergency Response Team/EMT
• Participate in Process Hazards Management Studies
• Respond to client requests
• Responsible for safety/health in gas plants turnarounds
• Developed/Administered Industrial Hygiene Program
• Developed Comprehensive Confined Space/Rescue Program for Taft College
• Developed a Comprehensive Occupational Medical Program
Bechtel Petroleum Ops.,Inc Tupman, CA
Health/Safety/Environmental Specialist, EMT-1
• Monitor daily work practices of employee’s and subcontractors to comply with applicable federal, state, and local regulations
• Conduct Safety, Health and Fire Training programs
• Conduct safety-related audits and inspections
• Review Statements of Work for Safety and Health related subcontracts
• Member of Emergency Response Team
• Attend pre-bid, pre-performance meetings to review safety and health requirements with subcontractors. Reviews subcontractor safety programs for compliance with contractual terms and conditions.
• Conduct IH monitoring and Hearing Conservation sampling
• Conduct accident and incident investigations
• Participate in job walks for approval of completed engineering projects
Williams Brothers Engineering Co., Tupman, CA
Productions Operations Foreman
• Operational and functional guidance to area operators, subcontractor personnel.
• Interfaced with production engineering, safety, facility, and systems engineering.
• Previously assigned as a Head Operator and Area operator responsible for various facilities: water flood, electrical distribution system, water disposal, tank settings, oil water gas measurement systems, gas and oil collection systems, and LACT facilities.
• Supervised 6-12 operators each assigned to specific areas with approximately 500 wells and support facilities with production rates of 80,000 bbls of oil and 100 million cubic feet of gas per day.
• Provided supervision for troubleshooting problems in facilities and wells.
Sheriff Department Reserve
• Worked 40 hour per week in conjunction with Military Service at Geaoge Air
Force Base
• Member of the Search and Rescue Team
• Stationed at George Air Force Base
• Separated with Honorable Discharge from Active and Reserve Duty
• Awarded Air Force Commendation Medal for Outstanding Achievement
• Developed a comprehensive Confined Space Program for Taft College.
• Incident Commander on a major 24” Pipeline Rupture and Explosion at Elk Hills in 2007. Responsible the overall operation and safety of the incident. Shared IC responsibility with Kern County Fire Department with 15 pieces of emergency equipment until the incident was officially shut down. The fire destroyed a 3000 square foot building, 5 adjoining trailers, 21 vehicles, and overhead electrical lines, 12 adjoining pipelines with gas, oil, and condensate. The quick response of emergency personnel saved the lives of personnel in an office complex and the rescue of 4 company employees missing in the early stages of the incident.
• Incident Commander in a windswept wild land fire starting in the
McKittrick area that spread onto Elk Hills burning 47,000 acres of brush. Significant loss of facilities and production, and potential for human life was avoided with the assistance of the Elk Hills Emergency Response Team and the Kern County Fire Department.
• Numerous awards for medical assistance in treating injured workers.
• Numerous recognitions for team efforts for making improvements, eliminating
waste, value added work, and customer needs.
• Developed a comprehensive Industrial Hygiene, Drug/Alcohol, and medical
programs.
• Electrical Safety
• Energy Isolation
• Exit Routes EMP, FPP
• Fire Protection
• Hazardous Materials
• Inspections, Citations
• Machine Guarding
• Materials Handling & Storage
• Personal Protection Equipment
• Permit Required Confined Spaces
• Recordkeeping
• Safety and Health Programs
• Toxic and Hazardous Substances
Walking Working Surfaces
• OSHA Inspections Citations
• Welding Cutting Brazing
• OSHA General Duty Clause
• Asbestos Awareness
• Asbestos Workers
• Confined Space Entrant Attendant (Westec)
• Drunk Driving
• Defensive Driving
• Electrical Safety
• Ergonomics
• Fall Protection Made Simple
• Fire Extinguisher
• Flammable Combustibles
• Forklift Certification(Westec)
• Good Housekeeping
• Heat Stress
• H2S
• Hazwopper (Westec)
• Hazmat (Westec)
• Hazard Communication
• Hand Safety
• Hantavirus
• Hazard Recognition
• Heat Related Illness
• Horseplay
• Insect Reactions
• Inspections
• Hazard Analysis
• Job Lead Awareness
• Portable Power Tools
• Proper Lifting
• Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM)
• Medic First Aid (Westec)
• Overhead Power lines
• Office Safety
• Passport (Westec)
• Peer Influence
• Stress Prevention
• Releasing a Bear (Planning)
• Respiratory Protection
• Supervisor Safety Training (Westec)
• Safe Work Practices Gas and Vapor Static
• Scaffold Safety
• Seven Tenths of a Second (Driving)
• Slips Trips Falls
• Shoring
• Spill Prevention and Control
• Substance Abuse (Awareness and Supervisor)
• Trenching and Shoring
• Vehicle Inspections
• Weather Emergencies
• Welding
• Working in Hot Conditions
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P.O. Box 1172 Village Mills, TX.
411 White Poplar Warren, TX.
Cell – 409/659-4557 Alt – 409-659-4558
Safeman1958@yahoo.com
I also possess a security clearance through the ATF to transport, ship, receive or possess
Explosive materials.
Field Safety Supervisor
• Motiva CEP Project, Port Arthur, Texas
• DTX – Bottle Neck Project, Channelview, Texas
• Eneos Bi Model Project, Deer Park, Texas
Regional Safety Coordinator (for Oilfield Services Company)
• Covering South Texas, East Texas and North Louisiana
• Conduct Facility and Well site Inspections
• Observed operations such as Down hole Perforating, Logging, Pipe recovery, Coiled Tubing, Snubbing to ensure operations were being completed Safely on Work over and Drilling rigs.
• Assist Facility Managers in Incident/Injury Investigations
• Conduct Annual Explosive Safety Training for facility employees
• Participated in various customer safety meetings (Chevron, BP, Conoco Phillips, Devon Energy, EOG, etc.)
Health and Safety Manager
• Coordinate safety, health and environmental activities associated with the company Health Safety compliance processes.
• Conduct safety related training classes, safety audits, JSA’s, safety inspections and maintain compliance records including OSHA 300 log and workers compensation documentation.
• Facilitate weekly Safety meetings with KBR employees and other resident contractors, through the use of Audio/Video Topics as well as Power Point Programs of various Safety topics.
• Coordinate and schedule 4-ADP Exposure monitoring baseline physicals, review results with employees as random audits are returned from the client lab.
• Participate in DuPont monthly audits of various locations in the plant and review corrective action issues with KBR Supervisors.
• Maintain Scott Scout 4 – Gas monitors, daily bump test and assure monthly calibration is current.
Health and Safety Manager – Safety Inspector
• Support safety, health, and environmental activities associated with the DuPont LaPorte compliance program.
• Ensure compliance and ongoing employee monitoring for industrial hygiene program related to Lannate/Methomyl exposure and review results with employees.
• Conduct safety related training classes, safety audits, JSA’s safety inspections and administer contractor safety program.
• Maintain compliance records including OSHA 200 log and workers compensation documentation.
Health and Safety Inspector
• Worked in conjunction with Chevron Plant safety department to support safety, health and environmental activities in the Plant associated with project.
• Assisted in the development of new safety procedures, safety program, auditing process and incentive/awards program.
• Conducted monthly safety meetings, and facilitated safety training classes. Conducted Why-Tree analysis on significant events when necessary.
Craft Safety for Pipe Department
• Conducted safety related training classes, safety audits, JSA’s safety inspection and in conjunction with the Brown and Root Safety Dept.
• Was instrumental in developing Safe Procedure for Air Tugger Operations in all pipe racks associated with the project.
Education: Graduated French High School 1976
Pipe Fitter Apprentice School 1976 – 1980
San Jacinto College – spring 2001 CCST Certification Course
Department of Transportation Specimen Collection Procedures
Chevron Behavioral Based Safety Training
Explosive Safety Certification (16 hrs)
RSO Radiation Safety Officer (40 hrs)
CSST Certification 100 hour Construction Site Safety Tech
The National Center for Construction Education and Research
September 2002 DuPont Personal Development Conference – Baltimore, Maryland
Setter & Assoc. Safety Leadership Training
KBR RCRA Training
What Matters Most – (8 hrs) Time Management Workshop
KBR Front Line Supervision Advance Skills (40 hrs)
CPR – First Aid – Foster Enterprise
Hazco – MSA HIP Air care and use of
Plank – Trench Safety Competent Person (8 hrs) Seminar
The Scaffold Training Institute – Scaffolding Safety (8 hrs)
Valuing Diversity Training
K.C.I. Supervisor Training (40 hrs)
National Safety Council
Warrior Energy Services Corp. Federal Compliance Manager
CSP – Samson Oil
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Earl F Spangler, III
Baltimore, Maryland
757-470-0344 hazmatwork@live.com
Willing to relocate
Set up and monitored area, background and clearance pumps. Took samples for background and area. Quality control reports, daily safety inspections. Asbestos abatement /project monitoring. Provided technical support on Federal and state laws regarding safety, asbestos abatement, and disposal of ACM.
Site Manager/Monitor, Marketing, Business plans, and human resource development.
Asbestos Supervisor.
“Defense National Stockpile Center” (Mercury inspection & repacking)
Somerville Depot, Class B Confinement Operation
Accountable for scheduling and overseeing all field work and related scientific tasks. Field duties include: conducting site investigations; performing field activities; collection of soil, vapor, and groundwater samples; describing soil profiles; installation, gauging, bailing, and abandoning of recovery and monitoring wells; use of Photoionization Detectors, Oil/Water Interface Probes, Multi Gas Meters and Oxygen Meters for soil, liquid, and vapor monitoring; collection of pH and dissolved oxygen readings; the use of hand augers to collect soil samples; supervision of aggressive fluid vapor extraction events; and removal and filling in place of residential underground storage tanks. Liable in the operation and maintenance of various pumps, compressors and other related air, electric, and gas power tools; pouring and finishing of concrete; implemented French Drains (water diveration system), landscaping and other related site refurbishment techniques; Project Monitor (lead abatement),Certified Lead Inspector. Marketing; developed and explored different advertising ideas and avenues..
Asbestos worker and transported trucks state to state.
Assigned to the Hurricane Katrina clean up operation. Duties included work in the Collection site, and Search and Recovery. Experienced in Hazard Class B, C, and D.. Assisted the Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team. with identifying, sorting and cataloging chemical tanks and containers. Released and devalued oxygen tanks. Construction of containment units.
Duties include crew driver, tank cleaner, roustabout, water treatment technician. Responsible for the cleaning of diesel, mud, water and human waste tanks, drum cutting, roustabout, hydro blasting and pressure washing.
2005-present 40 Hour Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Training
2006-2007 Louisiana Asbestos Worker # AS0506KLA6697 (expired)
2007-2008 Virginia Asbestos Worker License # 3301 026309 (expired)
2008-present Virginia Asbestos Supervisor License #3302 009422
2008-present South Carolina Asbestos Supervisor # SA-01339
2007-present Virginia Responsible Land Disturber # 2709
2007-present OSHA Confined Space Safety # 002962
2007-present Virginia Certified Lead Inspector #3355000592
May 1986 High School Diploma, Old Mill Senior High, Millersville, Maryland.
December 2010 A.A. Degree Business, Ashford University, San Diego, California
Posted April 1, 2009
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10452 Hyacinth Street, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 Phone: 303-955-0398
bob_audra1@juno.com mailto:bob_audra1@juno.com
l Team Leadership l Root Cause Analysis l Loss Minimization
l VPP Implementation l EPA Compliance l Hazard Communication
PAR Electrical Contractors, Inc, Aurora, CO 8/2007 - 6/2008
Managed safety program for over 200 employees in nation's 5th highest risk occupation in locations throughout Colorado.
Maintained OSHA recordable rate under half of industry average and lowered Experience Modification Rate to .81.
Trained and documented training of employees in: New Hire Training, DOT Training, Trenching and Shoring, CPR, First Aid, Reasonable Suspicion, Railroad Safety, and Confined Space Entry.
Lowered lost time accident cases 80% through the implementation and management of a Return To Work program.
Increased documented safety audits 100% through implementation of a program designed to increase accountability of management and safety personnel through tracing and documentation of results.
Assessed risks and implemented programs to meet OSHA regulations through added safety measures in the manufacturing and construction industries.
Thermo King, Bloomington, MN 4/2006 - 8/2006
- Produced lock-out/tag-out procedures for 250 machines in the production process.
- Reviewed over 1200 chemicals in the plant, and added approximately 200 MSDS sheets to files.
- Observed and made written recommendations for ergonomic improvements in production process affecting over 30% of plant employees.
- Documented industrial hygiene factors meeting and exceeding OSHA and EPA requirements.
- Cited health, safety, and environmental issues in weekly inspections.
University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie, WI 1/2004 - 12/2006
- Devoted time to Master's degree in Risk Control, finishing coursework Fall semester 2006.
AP Capital, Eden Prairie, MN 11/1998 - 12/2003
Conducted risk analysis exercises to establish risk thresholds of potential and current clients.
Streamlined audit processing reducing processing time from up to month to under five days.
Reduced three underwriters' issuance and renewal workload by 50%.
Maintained positive quarterly loss ratios over four consecutive years.
United Health Care, Eden Prairie, MN 02/1997-04/1998
Saved company thousands of dollars through verification and validation of personal health records.
Reduced the error margin below company target through participation in process improvement team.
University of Wisconsin - Stout
Master of Science in Risk Control
Bachelor of Science in International Business/Marketing
FEMA Certified in disaster relief
American Red Cross CPR and First Aid Trainer
Drug and Alcohol Reasonable Suspicion Trainer
OSHA 10 Hour
Trenching and Shoring Trainer
Tap Root Analysis
Microsoft Products: Excel, Word, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint.
- Recipient of NIOSH Scholarship
- Made top ten in nation-wide research paper contest on safety issues in the semiconductor industry. Presented research findings at national SESHA convention (2006)
- Thesis for the Master Degree in Safety Control: "Reducing Long -Term Injuries in Manufacturing Companies with an Aging Male Workforce" Focused on potential hazards to older male workers.
- UW Stout M.S. Risk Control Program Advisory Committee, Student Representative 2006-2007
- Eagle Scout, Boy Scouts of America
ACGIH-American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists
ASSE-American Society of Safety Engineers
SESHA- Semiconductor Environmental Safety and Health Association
BYU Management Society
Posted March 4, 2009
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4210 River Birch Loop Apt 2G
Greensboro, NC 27409
336-669-7284 briannicajd@yahoo.com
Willing to Relocate
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University (NC A&T) Greensboro, NC
May 2007- M.S. Industrial Technology concentration in Occupational Safety & Health GPA 3.7
May 2004 (NCA&T) - B.S. Biology
Industrial Safety, Systems Safety & Other Analytical Methods, Problem Solving in Industrial Technology, Industrial Relations, Statistical Research Methods in Industrial Technology, Industrial Accident Prevention, Physics I and Physics II For Science and Engineering, Microbiology, Biochemistry.
Emergency Planning and Analysis, Fire Protection/Prevention Planning and Analysis, Conducting Safety Audits for Plants, Hazardous Chemicals Safety Analysis and Training, sales, Customer service, Research and Data analysis, Leadership and supervisory experience, Problem solving, Scientific writing, Laboratory facilities, Molecular Biology, Micro Biology; Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point.
Nationwide Insurance, Loss Control Representative, Greensboro, NC September 2007-Present
• Evaluate risk accounts against industry loss control practices
• Identify and document hazards, exposures, and potential loss causing activities or operations
• Evaluate clients’ safety related programs and make recommendations as required
• Provide comprehensive survey reports that address hazards and controls associated with all lines of insurance
• Wrote an Ergonomics Policy for the department to ensure the health and safety of employees
• Assisted with keeping the facility in compliance with OSHA standards
• Coordinated marketing and publishing materials to expose students to PH.D. programs
• Supported students and faculty by addressing concerns about qualifications to enter PH.D. programs
• Managed front desk operations
• Evaluated and maintained Worker’s Compensation Files
• Updated Chemical Inventory
• Wrote Job Safety Analysis for specific jobs throughout the plant
• Assisted with keeping facility in compliance with OSHA Standards
• Participated in a Lean Action Workout ,reducing cost by $120,000 while implementing ergonomics solutions
• Led cross functional production team to Redesign and Update Lock-out Tag-out procedures for the entire manufacturing facility
• Participated in compliance audits, including Machine Guarding, PPE, Exit Routes, etc.
• Training on Audits to the Audit Team to make them aware of specific auditing procedures
• Assisted with keeping facility in compliance with OSHA Standards
Indigo,The Salon, Front Desk Coordinator, Greensboro, NC October 2002-Nov 2004
• Organized clientele into a mainstream database to make the establishment more efficient and organized
• Taught clientele about various salon products and services to increase sales
• Demonstrated excellent customer service when interacting with clients during their appointments
• Designed and implemented molecular biology experiments for undergraduate students
• Prepared and maintained lab facilities to ensure the best practices of lab experiments
• Assisted Biology Professor with the research needed to publish material on gram positive bacteria
• Isolated glycol degrading bacteria to research the effect it had on the break down of deicing chemicals
Biotechnology, Advanced Waste Management
Rho Sigma Kappa (Safety Sciences Honor Society)
Delta Sigma Theta, Inc.
American Society of Safety Engineers
Posted March 4, 2009
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8342 Solomon Ave.
El Cajon, Ca. 92021
619-322-6488
elcajonjoe@aol.com
Flexible Professional Organized Supervision
Ethical Effective Resourceful Respectful
Good Attitude Problem Solver Knowledgeable Communicator
• Developed and Implemented Safety Programs resulting in reduced accidents and costs for TRW, Northrop, Fox Inc. and Samsung Austin Texas.
• Wrote Safety Policies and Procedures for Samsung Texas and Rockwell International.
• Safety Consulted with TRW, Northrop, McDonnell Douglas to pass their Air Force Contractor Safety Reviews.
• Trained over 5000 employees in Lab Safety, Laser Safety, Supervisor Safety, Accident Prevention, Ergonomics and Chemical Safety ( also included training the Hawthorne Fire Department in Semiconductor Chemicals ) for TRW, Xerox Corporation, Northrop and Rockwell International.
• Directly managed Safety, Environmental, Fire, and Health Care employees for Fox Inc. TRW, Discovision Associates and McDonnell Douglas.
• Supervised 35 Security Officers at Sycuan Casino on Graveyard and Swings.
• As the Administrative Supervisor at Sycuan Casino, I wrote and implemented all of the Policies and Procedures ( 70 Policies ) for the Security Department consisting of 140 Officers and 15 Supervisors and Managers.
• Safety Consultant Self Employed Torrance, Ca 1990-1999
• Safety Manager Fox Inc. Los Angeles 1989-1990
• Engineering/Tech. Illustration El Camino College Redondo Beach Ca.
• Ergonomics, Laser Safety, Chemical Safety, Environmental Practices, Accident Investigations, Safety Management, Disaster Preparedness, Loss Prevention and Fire Safety Systems.
Posted March 4, 2009
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Sameer Umrani 25 S. 10th St. #01
samirumrani@gmail.com
San Jose, CA-95112 (408) 306-6691
OBJECTIVE:
Seeking a EHS Engineer position to utilize & upgrade my technical skills
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Masters of Science (General Engineering)-Emphasis in Environmental Health & Safety Systems
Dec 08
San Jose State University, San Jose, CA
[Graduate GPA 3.67]
Bachelors of Engineering (Chemical Engineering), Higher Second Class
May 05
University of Pune, India
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Occupational Health Performance Inc, Fremont, CA, USA Jan 09 -- Present
A management consultancy in occupational health, safety, and regulatory affairs
EHS Project Engineer
- Involved in taking air samples, to find out 8 Hr Time-Weighted Average (TWA), STEL
- Understood the clients technology (biomedical device), for which industrial hygiene surveillance has to be done
- Helped in designing the experiments for collecting the air samples, and to check whether the client is in compliance with PEL values, enforced by OSHA; and TLV values recommended by ACGIH
- Involved in setting the standards and the procedure for experiments in order to get FDA approval
- In the process of understanding the clients clinical settings and manufacturing settings
- Helping in finding the relevant literature, information, and data in order to set the benchmark for the future experiments
- Future work is expected to be done in job hazard analysis, & injury and illness prevention program
Chirosolve Inc, San Jose, CA, USA
Chiral Enhancement Services May 07 – Jan 09
EHS Engineer-Intern – Research Associate
EH&S Department
- Responsible for gathering and maintaining all MSDS’s for laboratory chemical usage
- Performed correct labeling of hazardous materials and hazardous waste
- Studied and implemented the DOT standards and regulations for the shipment of the manufactured
product
- Acquainted with OSHA standards & regulations
- Managed hazardous waste and keeping the track of manifestation/documentation
- Performed periodic checks of the hazardous waste containments and safety measures as per
requirements of EPA and RCRA
- Supported sites industrial hygiene programs: chemical hazard control techniques, ergonomic
analysis, process hazard analysis, IIPP, Lockout and Tagout
- Involved in the teamwork during the preparation of the annual audits for the EHS department
- Acquainted with recently enacted EU chemical legislation: REACH
- Helped the EHS department in enforcement and compliance work, before & after fire department inspection
- Handled and managed the storage of hazardous materials
- Worked for preparing SOPs for a variety of analytical instruments, used during the handling of hazardous materials
- Generated reports/records to support demonstration of compliance
- Conducted routine audits and inspections of environmental procedures and controls
- Assisted in process safety during the manufacturing work
Research & Development
- Understood the methodology of Chiral separation by Diastereomeric Crystallization
- Performed bench-top scale up for the chiral separation of the racemates
- Involved in different chiral enhancement services
- Handled machines such as Tomtech robot, polarimeter
- Involved in designing programs for the experiments with the advance technology “Crystal 16”
- Assisted in troubleshooting of equipments
- Performed manufacturing of chiral kits and performed the quality assurance
- Attended the various trade shows and helped the customers by explaining them the utility of the product
- Managed inventory of various chemicals and kits used in chiral resolution
- Analyzed and manipulated the data to generate reports
- Attended a meeting with the associates of US Department of Commerce and the various trade specialists
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE:
• Active member of Bay Area Environmental Safety Group [BAESG]
• Former volunteer of CSA [Community Service Agency], Mountain View, CA, USA.
• Spartan, San Jose State University
Started working on-campus as a student assistant with the Spartan Inc., and managed different teams in
a range of departments in Aug 06, and was also responsible to ensure customer satisfaction.
OTHER SKILL SET:
Operating system: Windows 98/NT/XP/2000
Packages: Fluent, Icepak, Gambit, AutoCAD, ChemCAD, Coral, Polymath, MS Office Suite
Multimedia: Adobe Photoshop 7.0
Databases: MS Access
Posted March 4, 2009
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George Michaelides
Dunedin: (727) 230 – 9985 Cell: (407) 923 - 8991
http://www.worksafetyresources.com Geo4Safety@worksafetyresources.com
EMPLOYMENT OBJECTIVES
Will analyze current operating procedures, identify and affect immediate process improvements that will ensure high quality standards while complying with OSHA & EPA related regulations. Implement reasonable abatement techniques that will save corporate dollars that would otherwise be spent in violations or WC litigations. As your new EHS Specialist I will also team with other division managers to govern corporate environmental, health & safety culture that will reduce workplace injuries and protect your human resources. Administer all required employee training & certifications, and create a tracking and accounting system for all related EHS corporate-wide issues. Offering a special and very reasonable salary requirement during our current economical crisis. Don't let this crisis cause you to reduce your safety & health awareness.
CERTIFICATIONS
Continued professional development and certifications at Suncoast Safety Council. Seeking COSS & ASP Certifications.
US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Ft. Eustis, VA.
? Environmental Management Systems, 06/08.
? Environmental Regulations, 05/08.
? HW Manifest/DOT Certification, 03/08.
? OSHA 500 - Construction Safety, 12/07.
Reactives Management Corporation, Chesapeake, VA.
? 40-hr HAZWOPER/Emergency Response, 10/07.
OSHA Training Institute, Chicago, IL.
? OSHA 501 – General Industry Safety, 05/00.
Board Certified Professional Ergonomics, Bellingham, WA.
? Associate Ergonomics Professional (AEP), 06/98 – 12/04
National Safety Council, Orlando, FL.
? Professional Safety Certification (PSC), 12/98 – 12/03.
SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES (KSA’S)
? ISO 3864 Safety Labels
? ISO 8555 Environ. Mgmt. Systems
? ISO 9001 Family of Quality standards
? ISO 13406 Ergonomics
? ISO 13485 Mfg Medical Devices
? ISO 14000 Family of EMS Standards
? ISO 17025 Testing & Calibration
? ISO 19011 Environ. Mgmt. Systems Auditing
? OSHAS 18001 & OSHAS 18002
? DOT HM-126F
? 6 ? Statistical Analysis & Reporting
? Advanced User of Common Microsoft Applications
? Management of Documentation & Recordkeeping
? Utilize Control Charting for Quality Tracking
? Excellent presentation skills
? Maintain MSDS library and provide MSDS Briefs™
? Audit Safety Programs for regulatory Compliance
? Mock OSHA Inspections & Record Fine Savings
? Perform & Track all Training and Certification
? Ensure Environmental Regulatory Compliance
? Assess Waste Reduction in Manufacturing
? First Aid & Accident Investigation
? Intermediate User & Instructor of AutoCad
? Implement Process Improvement Initiatives
? Utilize NIOSH Lifting Equation to control RSD’s.
? CPR/First Aide, BP, HR, Measurement & Recordkeeping
? Forklift Operations, training and certification.
? Operations Instructor & Safety Training.
EDUCATION
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL. (8/96-8/98)
MS Industrial Engineer, Ergonomics & Safety, GPA 3.20
18 Post Graduate Credits – Mathematics & Statistics GPA 3.30
University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. (8/94-8/96)
Undergraduate Studies IE – Transferred to UCF GPA 3.00
SUNY College @ Old Westbury, Brooksville, NY. (8/81-12/91)
BS Applied Mathematics, GPA 3.50
SUNY College, Farmingdale, NY. (8/70-5/73)
AAS Electrical Engineering Technology, GPA 2.95
Certificate Audio Visual Communications, GPA 3.55
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Industrial Engineer – Directorate of Public Works (DPW), Ft. Eustis, VA. Technical writing of essential timely documents such as: Environmental Records of Consideration (REC), EIA, SOP for Active Shooter Scenario, SOP for Quality Assurance of preventive maintenance contract performance. Created a statistical reporting system for 165 vehicles used by DPW government employees. Developed training material for Railer & Paver software to generate an Installation Status Report (ISR) of quality that would automatically create Power-point slides for presentation to Garrison Commander. Assist in the disposition of waste at Solid Waste Pollution Prevention Center (SWPPC). 10-Month Contract 10/07 – 8/08. Employment gap: 8/08 – Date.
Professor of Mathematics & Engineering,
Valencia Community College, Seminole CC, Devry University, University of Central Florida
Progressed from senior math tutor, adjunct instructor, and finally to Associate Faculty status in 5 years. Developed training curriculum and academic measurement techniques (exams); for various learning styles in mathematics, statistics & engineering. Courses taught: all algebra levels, probability & statistics for liberal arts and engineering majors. Provided hands-on instruction in engineering software; AutoCad, MathCad, MatLab, & Excel. 1/02–9/07. Employment gap: Conducted family business in Greece & Cyprus, 7/01–1/02.
Manager – Plant Safety & Health Training. InterCat, Savannah, GA.
During my residency I refurbished all safety & health programs to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. Compiled and categorized all MSDS records and generated an accounting system to track training and certifications. Conducted HazCom, Permit Required Confined Space, Powered Industrial Truck (Forklifts) training. Established an accounting system to inventory and replace first aid kits and supplies. Conducted periodic workplace walk-around inspections. Executed cost effective abatement strategies and saved InterCat in excess of $5,500 in would-be OSHA fines. eight-month contract assignment 12/00–7/01.
Safety Engineer, US Dept. of Labor – Occupational Safety & Health Administration, Savannah, GA.
Assisted senior Compliance Safety & Health Officers (COSHO’s) conducting facility inspections, create citations, and ensure abatements completed satisfactorily. Customer Service duties: answer safety queries and processed employee safety complaints. Assisted in the development of training curricula and participated at conventions. 10-month contract. 12/99–11/00.
Internet Sales & Web Development, Integrity Online. Provided internet connection technical support, generated internet access sales for new regions, generated web development services for our business clients. 8/98 – 12/99.
Employment gap: 1991 – 1998. Relocated to Florida and pursued additional education (’94 USF, IE, transferred to UCF in 8/96 to complete master’s degree studies IE/Safety ‘98).
Manufacturing Engineer Assistant, National Communications Electronics, Largo, FL.
Assisted the chief engineer in all duties related to the testing and development of low & high voltage power supplies. Prototype development, drafting with AutoCad software R14, develop production and assembly drawings and processes. 2/92–7/96.
Prototype Developer, Astrosystems, Inc., New Hyde Park, NY.
As an Electronics Technician, I performed testing on multi-output variable range power supplies. Created AutoCad drawings, edited and implemented EGN’s. Created illustrations and communicated unique assembly techniques of transformers to production personnel. 7/87–12/91.
Production Supervisor/Technician, ARJAY Electronics, Plainview, NY.
Promoted within ARJAY from Bench Technician to Production Supervisor within 3 years. Was held accountable to hire and train temporary staff for completing assembly production orders. Managed inventory and ordering of assembly parts for production, prepared shipping labels, and transported completed pallets from production floor to delivery trucks using a forklift. 7/80–5/87.
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
George Micontractors like Gould, Harris, PRD, Hazeltine, Astrosystems, National Communications Electronics, and United Technologies - Automotive. After completing my first Bachelor's degree in applied mathematics and finding a niche for instruction & training I continued this path for 5 years to hone these skills while teaching community college and university level math & engineering subjects.
Among my vast talents I offer a workplace are my newly developed ‘MSDS Summary Sheets’, an accounting system for tracking certifications and training, conducting OSHA like walk-around inspections, creating a lasting safety & health culture through dynamic communication & training techniques, and most of all, implementing reasonable abatement techniques that will save corporate dollars otherwise spent on safety violations. My leadership skills are dynamic, friendly, and productive. In addition, with my knowledge and abilities can launch manufacturing process improvements and designing ergonomic workstation layouts for optimum production and minimal MSD occurrences. I have conducted AQL inspections for incoming parts, designed and manufactured aluminum brackets for UL testing. In addition to these proven skills I am able to utilize my strengths in mathematics, statistical analysis, research and presentation skills to persuade a team of peers, management personnel, and executives that a certain path chosen will be more lucrative, safe and compliant with local, state, and federal regulations.
Possessing over 20 years of manufacturing & production experience I have become a true multitasker dedicated to getting whatever job needs to get done before the deadline with an attention to detail, quality, and safety that excels the norm. I am an intelligent and effective educator of complex ideas, a scholarly instructor, a certified safety instructor and an excellent team player candidate. I am ready to help you grow your objectives to new levels of performance in production and safety.
Recognitions
Two (2) Outstanding Performance & Service Awards
Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA).
Professional Organizations
American Society of Safety Engineers, ASSE, since 1998.
Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE), since 1996.
National Safety Council (NSC), Orlando, FL. 1996 – 1998chaelides’ work ethic and dedication is unmatched among his peers. My career started as an electronics bench technician troubleshooting electro-mechanical systems down to component level and advancing to lead prototyper, production supervisor, and then as an Industrial Engineer performing manufacturing engineering duties for some key defense
Posted March 2, 2009
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Holly Kluender
164-44 95th Street
Howard Beach, NY 1141H: 641-220-1655
Hey.holly@hotmail.com
Experience Summary
• 14 years of diverse Safety Management in construction and manufacturing industries
• OSHA HAZWOPER, 500 / 5600 Certified, American Red Cross CPR/AED and First Aid Trained
• Developed EH&S Plans for Construction operations
• Oversaw all aspects of Safety Management, training, and reporting requirements
• Develop/presented training modules for CM, Client, and Contractor staff
• Effective management and client relation skills
REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
Bidwell Environmental, Inc. – 2008 to Present
Safety Manager – Newtown Creek WPCP, NYCDEP – Oversee all EH&S activities for multi-prime contractor $1.5B upgrade to 350 MGD wastewater treatment plant located in Brooklyn, NY. Develop OSHA training for on-site staff in diverse subjects including fall protection, PPE, confined space, HAZWOPER, reporting/documentation requirements. Conduct daily on-site safety inspection tours of multiple building sites with CM, contractor, and Client staff. Oversee lead/asbestos remediation activities to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Maintain regulatory requirements database that impact operations. Develop work practices to mitigate potentially unsafe operations. Provide leadership for CM and Safety staff.
Safety Representative/Construction Laborer – 1999 to 2008
Safety Representative/Construction Laborer - Minnesota – Employed by Top 500 construction contractors on infrastructure and commercial projects. Assisted in development of safety training programs for construction equipment including heavy machinery, hand tools, and mobile lifts. Certified MN DOT flag person and CDL permit. Provided training to contractor staff in proper use of safety equipment and reporting requirements. Operated construction equipment required to complete work activities. Led teams of construction laborers on projects.
IBM – 1995 to 1999
Industrial Operations Leader, Rochester, MN – Led teams of manufacturing facility staff on production floor. Responsible for staff safety oversight and development of programs. Assisted in attaining ISO 9000 certification. Conducted daily safety meetings, quality control inspections, staff task assignments, and reporting development. Active member of IBM Safety Board and ‘Diversity in the Workplace’ council. Trained in ISO 9000, MSDS documentation, ‘Clean Room’ contamination control, and Leadership practices.
Commercial Rental Property – 2001 to Present
Owner/Manager – Commercial building owner with rental units. Acted as general contractor and self-performed structural, electrical, plumbing, demolition, and interior finishes. Obtained all required construction permits. Presented to local building/code authorities’ plans required to obtain licenses/variances. Coordinated utility connections with local utility companies and contractors.
Additional Related Experience
• Environmental remediation construction oversight
• Water/lead testing
Education
South Central College – Occupational Safety Management
Anoka Technical College – EMT-Basic
Art Institute Institute International Minnesota – BS, Interior Design
Red Cross – CPR/First Aid Instructor
Posted March 2, 2009
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Timothy F Koch
1603 Sara Lane Ph: 972-889-0391
Richardson, Texas 75081 E-mail: tfzoch@tx.rr.com
Interested in Permanent or Consulting Opportunities
Objective:
To seek a senior position as a project and client manager in the environmental consulting industry
with a well established and well recognized environmental consulting firm.
Education:
Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Science, Concordia Lutheran College, 1991
Experience:
Mr. Zoch has over nineteen years of experience in applied environmental science and consulting.
He has conducted, coordinated, and supervised various projects that have included Phase I
environmental site assessments, Phase II subsurface site assessments, subsurface soil and groundwater
investigations, environmental risk assessments, petroleum storage tank investigations and
removals, and remediation project planning and implementation. These projects have been
performed for commercial, legal, health care and other institutional clients such as insurers and
financiers. These projects have been located across the continental United States and Canada.
Professional Registrations / Certifications / Technical Training:
Certified Asbestos Inspector, Texas
Certified OSHA 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations
ASTM 1527-05 Environmental Professional
Career Summary:
Mr. Zoch initiated his environmental consulting career in 1990 with Southwestern Laboratories, a
national engineering and environmental consulting firm. There he served as a staff professional
and performed preliminary Phase I and invasive Phase II environmental site assessments at
various types of properties ranging from multi-family housing complexes to industrial facilities.
In September 1995, he joined the Dallas office of Law Engineering and Environmental
Consulting, Inc. as a project professional, where he gained additional experience in risk
assessments and project management.
From October 1999 to January 2009, Mr. Zoch continuedto provide environmental consulting services with the Dallas office of QORE Property Sciences.His responsibilities included consulting with clients during due diligence real estate transactions to evaluate potential environmental risks before purchase. This involved the coordination of staff
professionals for Phase I and Phase II Assessments, engagement of subcontractor services for
subsurface soil and ground-water assessments, risk assessments, remediation projects, and the
training and supervision of staff professionals and maintenance of client relationships.
For the past year, Mr. Zoch has been the Branch Manger for the Dallas office of QORE. In this
position, he managed an office of 25 project professionals with annual sales of $2.5 million.
Along with these responsibilities, he managed a client base with an annual sales goal of $500,000.
Representative Projects:
Environmental Site Assessments
• Managed and performed environmental site assessments on diverse properties across the
country. These projects have included portfolios of commercial and industrial sites with
expedited completion schedules. Responsibilities included technical oversight, project
coordination, and regulatory agency interaction in multiple states. A notable portfolio
consisted of thirteen commercial/industrial properties in the Chicago area that included
subsequent soil and groundwater assessment work. Another unique portfolio consisted of
fifty-eight multi-family properties located in fifteen cities across seven states.
Underground Storage Tank Removals
• Completed the removal of a diesel underground storage tank from an office building
property located in Dallas, Texas. The scope of services included completion of an
environmental site assessment of the property in which the UST was identified, interaction
with regulatory agencies to facilitate the removal of the tank within an expedited timeframe,
coordination with the tank removal contractor, performance of confirmation soil sampling
and laboratory analyses, and completion of the required submittals to the state regulatory
agency.
• Completed technical oversight of a project involving the removal of four underground
petroleum storage tanks at a former industrial facility. Soil and groundwater impact was
discovered. Assessment activities included determination of the magnitude and extent of
impact, quarterly groundwater monitoring, collection of natural attenuation data, and receipt
of site closure from the state.
Site Contamination Assessment
• Managed the completion of Phase II Environmental Site Assessments on properties
identified to have recognized environmental conditions during the completion of Phase I
ESAs. These projects have typically included collection of soil and groundwater samples
from the site for laboratory analyses. Based on comparison of laboratory data with
published regulatory action limits and cleanup criteria, recommendations have been
formulated for further sampling, remedial action or no further assessment.
• Managed assessment activities required to characterize the magnitude and extent of
contamination in order to complete an “Affected Property Assessment Report” (APAR) in
accordance with Texas Risk Reduction Program regulations.
Site Remediation Programs
• Provided technical oversight and project management for remediation of a former dry
cleaning facility. Portions of the floor slab were removed to facilitate access to the
impacted soil. Site restoration activities were completed after confirmation sampling
indicated that the soil impact had been removed to acceptable levels. Received concurrence
from the state that the response action satisfied regulatory requirements.
Voluntary Cleanup Programs
• Provided technical oversight and project management for the completion of Site
Investigations, Response Action Work Plans, and Response Action Completion Reports for
several sites in Texas. Constituents of concern have included volatile organic compounds,
semi-volatile organic compounds, metals and petroleum hydrocarbons. Response actions
have included excavation of impacted materials, monitoring, and natural attenuation.
Certificate of Completion documents have been issued for several of these sites.
Provided technical oversight and project management for projects involving the
documentation of impact from an offsite source through the state “Innocent Owner-
Operator Program”. Several of these sites have received Certificate of Completion
documentation releasing the owner of the subject property from liability for the impact.
• Conducted pre-redevelopment soil and groundwater assessment beneath a former dry
cleaning facility located within a regional-scale PCE plume. Delineated the area requiring
soil removal and prepared a site-specific demonstration that final site conditions are
protective of current and future facility workers, site visitors, and construction workers.
Demonstrated contribution of off-site sources to on-site contamination. Based on exposure
assessments, negotiated and implemented site-specific cleanup criterion with the local and
regional regulatory agencies. Implemented removal of soil to be disturbed during
construction, justifying closure without removal of additional soil based on conditions
demonstrated to be protective of indoor inhalation and with physical controls to reduce
leachate potential.
• Developed site-specific, risk-based response action objectives for a PCE plume in clay
soil over limestone beneath a retail dry cleaner that extended beneath an adjoining city
street and residential area. Implemented augmented bioremediation through in-situ
chemical treatment followed by natural attenuation. Off-site cleanup goals were based on
residential exposures where the groundwater ingestion pathway was eliminated. On-site
cleanup goals were based on protection of on-site workers from dermal and inhalation
exposures in combination with Alternate Concentration Limits protective of future offsite
migration. Implementation is entering its fifth year under budget and within
predicted ranges of concentrations.
Posted March 2, 2009
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JENNIFER ANN OLSON
E-MAIL: JENNIFEROLSON08@GMAIL.COM
OBJECTIVE
Upon completion of my master’s degree, find a career in a challenging and progressive occupational health and safety organization.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
- Enthusiasm for personal interaction and learning diverse information, new skills, and procedures
- Effective communication, leadership, and team building skills
- Dedicated, driven, and attentive to details, goals, and commitments
EDUCATION
- University of Minnesota Duluth Master of Environmental Health and Safety May 2009 (expected)
- University of Minnesota Duluth Bachelor of Arts May 2008
Major: Environmental Studies Concentration: Natural Sciences Minor: Geography
WORK EXPERIENCE
November 2006-Present Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Duluth, MN
Superfund Remediation Para Professional
- Supervise multi-site contractors; review invoices; attend and lead public, business, and private meetings
- Update the Office Safety Plan; develop health and wellness programs; create reports and websites
- Represent the Duluth MPCA Office at Safety Conferences
May 2007-September 2007 Minnesota Sea Grant Duluth, MN
Water Resources Intern
- Led participants in plankton, benthic, and physical water property sampling
- Helped develop and set up the program
- Supervised safety on boat voyages
June 2004-August 2006 YMCA Day Camp Eagan, MN
Lead Counselor
- Supervised twelve camp counselors
- Organized, planned, and implemented camp programs for children ages four through twelve
- Responded to first-aid issues, emergencies, and resolved conflicts
November 1998-March 2006 Afton Alps Recreation Area Hastings, MN
Supervisor
- Supervised ten kitchen employees
- Implemented safety practice and responded to first-aid issues
CURRENT SAFETY AND HEALTH CERTIFICATIONS AND CLASSES
- Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) 24-Hour Certification
- OSHA 10-Hour 1926 Certification
- Asbestos Awareness
- Lead Awareness
- American Red Cross Professional Rescuer CPR/AED
ACHIEVEMENTS
- Associated General Contractors Scholarship Recipient 2008-2009
- President, American Society of Safety Engineers; University of Minnesota Duluth 2008-2009
- Research Grant, College of Liberal Arts; University of Minnesota Duluth 2007
- President, Political Science Association; University of Minnesota Duluth 2004-2006
CURRENT PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
- American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)
- Semiconductor Environmental Health and Safety Association (SESHA)
- American Industrial Hygiene Association Member (AIHA)
PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE
- Spirit Mountain Safety Day; Duluth, MN October 2008
- Semiconductor Risk Control Seminar; University of Wisconsin-Stout October 2008
- ASSE Future Safety Leaders Conference; Louisville, KY November 2008
- State of Minnesota Safety Conference; Eagan, MN November 2008
- Chicagoland Construction Safety Conference, Rosemount, IL February 2009
MAJOR HEALTH AND SAFETY PROJECTS
Noise Induced Hearing Loss Analysis, Shaw Construction Company; Duluth, MN
- Analyzed Shaw Construction Company’s Hearing Conservation Plan, conducted field measurements and interviewed employees
- Provided recommendations to decrease the employee’s exposure to noise on site
Acoustical Noise Analysis, St. Louis County Courthouse; Duluth, MN
- Analyzed the acoustical noise issue through observations and employee interviews
- Provided recommendations to eliminate the acoustical noise in the workplace while maintaining the integrity of the building and the confidentiality of the employees and guests
Evaluation and Analysis’ of a OSHA Form 300 Log
- Analyzed a company’s OSHA Form 300 Log
- Provided recommendations to decrease workers compensation costs and safety throughout the company
Respiratory Protection Training Program
- Created a respiratory protection training program for spray-paint workers based on the current OSHA Standards
Safety Audit, Murphy Oil; Superior, WI
- Conducted a safety audit at a local oil refinery
- Provided recommendations to decrease hazardous throughout the site to be in compliance
VOLUNTEER AND SERVICE EXPERIENCE
- Coach, Special Olympics Downhill Skiing; Hastings and Duluth, MN 2000-2009
- Minnesota Sea Grant Intern; Duluth, MN 2007
Posted March 2, 2009
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Brent Choate, CSP
Address: 1707 ½ Post Oak Blvd Apt 292, Houston, TX 77479
Telephone: (832) 350-9636 Cell: (832) 350-9636
E-mail brentchoate2@yahoo.com Fax (281) 966-1694
Summary
A highly self-motivated and insightful professional with over 28 years of diverse experience in Health, Environmental and Safety Management. Possesses an excellent record of successful development and implementation of loss control and environmental programs in the oil and gas construction industry, both onshore and offshore. Demonstrates strong interpersonal communication skills in English and Spanish with a common sense approach to resolving problems related to HES issues. Also conversant in French and has basic Arabic skills.
Education
Bachelor of General Studies, Engineering minor, University of Southwest Louisiana – December 1987
Associate of Science, Engineering, University of Southwest Louisiana – May 1987
Associate of Arts, University of Southwest Louisiana – 1983
Summary of Professional Experience
Chicago Bridge & Iron
HSSE Director March 2008 to January 2009
Manage all HSSE (Health, Safety, Security and Environmental) aspects for a Mega-project (new refinery) in Cartagena, Colombia. Value of project is $3.5 billion. Developed all site-specific policies and procedures. Daily interface with Client. Frequent interaction with senior corporate management. Interface between Project and local and country governmental agencies. Mentor national employees to help elevate leadership, management and interaction skills to US and International standards.
ExxonMobil Development Company (Contract Staff))
East Area Projects Safety Advisor May 2007 to March 2008
Work with Company and Contractor’s site management and SHE organizations to implement the project and site SHE programs. Advise site team (company, contractor, and subcontractors) of company, contractor, and local authorities’ SHE requirements, regulations, expectations, and best practices. Coach and advis contractor and subcontractors to establish, communicate, and implement safety expectations and initiatives. Monitor and stimulate execution with Contractors’ safety policy, rules and procedures. Monitor conformance with project and site SHE execution plans and implement improvements where appropriate. Collect and analyze data on safety initiatives and performance for reporting to project and functional management. Participate in Risk Assessments, HAZOPS and Emergency Planning. Identify and assist with prioritization of opportunities for site safety process improvements. Mentor national employees to help elevate leadership, management and interaction skills to ExxonMobil standards. Maintain all HSE Corporate reporting requirements and assist with continuous improvement of the process.
Aker Marine Contractors US, Inc
HSE Director August 2006 to May 2007
Develop and implement top-level US-Corporate manuals and procedures. Develop and staff corporate QA/QC and Risk Departments with oversight of these departments. Develop and implement project-specific plans and procedures. Ensure that all employees receive appropriate training by either developing new programs or outsourcing to nationally recognized third-party training institutions. Interface on a frequent basis with client’s HSE representatives. Developed and implemented HSES Manual for new corporate office. Work closely with other departments to build Company’s Just Care culture. Maintain close communications with AMC home office in Oslo, Norway. Monitor conformance with project and site SHE execution plans and implement improvements where appropriate. Collect and analyze data on safety initiatives and performance for reporting to project and functional management. Participate in Risk Assessments, HAZOPS and Emergency Planning. Identify and assist with prioritization of opportunities for safety process improvements.
Sabbatical May 2006 to August 2006
Voluntary time was taken off to assist parents with construction of their new home. The original home was destroyed by Hurricane Rita in September 2005. Also assisted mother with father who was terminally ill during this time. This sabbatical was also used to bridge gaps within family due to extended years working overseas.
ExxonMobil (Mobil Producing Nigeria) - Nigeria, West Africa (Contract Staff))
Marine Safety Coordinator - Major Capital Projects July 2004 to May 2006
Worked with Company and Contractor’s site management and SHE organizations to implement the project and site SHE programs. Advised site team (company, contractor, and subcontractors) of company, contractor, and local authorities’ SHE requirements, regulations, expectations, and best practices. Coached and advised contractor and subcontractors to establish, communicate, and implement safety expectations and initiatives. Monitored and stimulated execution with Contractors’ safety policy, rules and procedures. Monitored conformance with project and site SHE execution plans and implement improvements where appropriate. Collected and analyzed data on safety initiatives and performance for reporting to project and functional management. Participate in Risk Assessments, HAZOPS and Emergency Planning. Identified and assisted with prioritization of opportunities for site safety process improvements. Mentored national employees to help elevate leadership, management and interaction skills to ExxonMobil standards.
Bechtel, Inc February 1998 to July 2004
Bechtel International, Trinidad and Tobago – ALNG Train 4 Expansion Project
Assistant ES&H Manager
Eleven months in Houston office performing front-end work for new expansion project. Assisted Safety Manager with all aspects of managing the project. Directly supervised eight national team members. Managed all aspects of offshore construction activities. Managed daily environmental issues on the site to ensure compliance with country environmental requirements. Remained cognizant of all applicable Trinidad and Tobago Government, federal, state, local safety, fire, and health regulations. Reviewed the orientation and training program for Subcontractors and Project Management Team. Performed performance evaluations of field safety representatives and gave appropriate recommendations. Conducted Field Safety Walks with the Superintendents and Atlantic LNG on a weekly basis. Performed training in specified areas as needed to Bechtel and Subcontractor personnel. Reviewed Subcontractor submittals for compliance with project guidelines. Implemented the Fall Protection / Prevention program.
Bechtel P&C, USA
ES&H Manager
Supervised the Project Execution Plan. Administered training program for site craft, implement and supervise Core Process Procedures. Managed Workers Compensation cases and deal with loss prevention. Initiated state permits with Cal OSHA and dealt with state and local officials. Managed daily environmental issues with the site to conform to CEC requirements. Supervised and give direction to twelve Security Guards, and a four-person labor crew for site environmental compliance issues. Provided First Aid Treatment and any rescue operations, when needed. Supervised Behavioral Based Safety Program. Managed the Project Drug and Alcohol Program handling all testing onsite for pre-employment and post-accident testing. Project was shut down due to financial problems with client
Bechtel de Chile, Chile – Escondida Phase 4 Expansion Project
Project Safety Advisor
Primary duties were to assist the Project Safety Manager in developing skills necessary to manage the safety functions involved with a mega-project. Reviewed Project policies and procedures to help ensure that they were appropriate for the project. Worked as interface between the Client and the Project’s respective safety departments. Developed a comprehensive expatriate evacuation plan and a corresponding security plan. Held simultaneous duties as the Peruvian Security Manager, which was awarded based upon performance in the development of the evacuation and security plans at Escondida. Reviewed and provided recommendations of the project’s training programs. Assisted supervision and management in prioritization of ES&H objectives and preparation of plans for implementing all ES&H elements. Interpreted ES&H requirements for the project. Advised management and employees of hazardous conditions, concerns, or near miss incidents. Assisted with accident and incident investigations
Bechtel P&C, Mexico
Start Up ES&H Manager
Primary duties were to ensure that start-up and commissioning activities were performed in accordance with Project and BESH policies and procedures. Reviewed and approved all safety procedures. Provided an interface between Construction and Start-Up Groups. Established and maintained a professional relationship with agency personnel, ES&H management and staff and promoted the Zero Incident Tolerance philosophy. Assisted supervision and management in prioritization of ES&H objectives and preparation of plans for implementing all ES&H elements. Provided information to employees regarding their emergency response responsibilities.
Bechtel de Peru, Peru – Antamina Project
ES&H Manager
Reported to the Program Manager and the Environmental, Safety, and Health Manager for Latin America Northern Region. Advised and consulted with Corporate ES&H on all relevant matters. Established and maintained a professional relationship with agency personnel, ES&H management and staff and promoted the Zero Incident Tolerance philosophy. Managed the Safety and Health Engineers assigned to the project at all facilities. Assisted supervision and management in prioritization of ES&H objectives and preparation of plans for implementing all ES&H elements. Directed, managed, and trained the ES&H staff, and local hire personnel as necessary to attain ES&H management standards demanded by the project. Provided information to employees regarding their emergency response responsibilities. This Project attained the best safety record in the Mining and Metals division of Bechtel (nearly 7,000,000 man-hours worked without a Lost Time Incident).
Bechtel de Mexico, Mexico – PEMEX Cantarell Project
Offshore ES&H Manager
Responsible for directing the PMT safety efforts for the offshore construction and revamp work of the Cantarell Project for PEMEX. Accountable for the contractors’ safety programs working on the project. Established PPE requirements and needs; developed programs for both contractor and employer. Established performance goals for both field safety supervisors and contractors. Interfaced with client to assist with the development and implementation of a new Safe Work Authorization Program for the offshore environment. Wrote weekly reports for presentation to client, which identified potential safety issues before the actual work was to be scheduled. Developed weekly and monthly management reports for presentation to corporate ES&H management. Directed the weekly bilingual safety managers progress meetings.
Vallen Knowledge Systems - Villahermosa, Mexico August 1997 to February 1998
Senior Special Emphasis Safety Consultant - Petroleum Exploration Of Mexico (PEMEX)
Developed safety-training programs for supervisors and field employees. Provided consultant services to PEMEX Marina Region Drilling Department. Responsibilities were to provide recommendations, coordinate training efforts for field personnel, help to develop accident investigation skills for Pemex ASEC employees and develop a long-term plan to help Pemex become competitive in the international market. Assignments onshore and offshore in Mexico identifying safe work practices with respect to drilling equipment transportation, drilling equipment safe assembly and disassembly.
Saudi Arabian Parsons, LTD, Saudi Arabia November 1996 to July 1997
Project ES&H Manager
Primary responsibility was to implement Saudi Aramco rules and regulations in the Shaybah Project. Developed site-specific procedures for the project. Coordinated the safety efforts and programs for 14 major contractors and 35 subcontractors. Over 10,000 personnel were working on the site, and maintained incident rates comparable to United States acceptable rates.
Summary of Other Work Experience (1979-1996)
During this period, acquired seventeen years of progressively responsible experience in construction and maintenance activities. Positions included ES&H Manager in a Petrochemical site (maintenance contractor), Senior Safety Specialist at a large international airport, Safety Director for a small telecommunications company, Safety Director for a small service company. Companies worked for include Tenneco, ODECO, Instrumentation, Compliance and Education, Inc., Sola Communications, King Khalid International Airport, Al Yusr Townsend and Bottum. Projects included Shayba (Saudi Arabia), SADAF (Saudi Arabia), and Enron Eunice Plant Expansion (Eunice, Louisiana),
Special Training/ Certifications
• Certified Safety Professional, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Board of Certified Safety Professionals
• First Aid / CPR Instructor, Lafayette, LA, American Red Cross
• Offshore Surface Safety Instructor (T-2), Lafayette, LA, Mineral Management Service
• Defensive Driving Instructor, Lafayette, LA, National Safety Council
• Aids Awareness Training, Lafayette, LA, Acadiana Safety Association
• Associate Safety Professional, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Board of Certified Safety Professionals
• H2S Safety Instructor, Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia, SADAF
• SCBA Instructor, Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia, SADAF
• First Aid / CPR Instructor, Orlando, FL, Professional Association of Diving Instructors
• 30-Hour Construction Outreach Course, Villahermosa, Mexico, OSHA
• 100-Hour Industrial Hygiene Course, Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico, International Association of Industrial Hygienists
• SOLAS 95 Offshore Water Safety and Survival ( Seaman’s Certificate)
• Professional Development Conference, Baltimore, MD, American Society of Safety Engineers
• Professional Development Conference, Anaheim, CA, American Society of Safety Engineers
• 30-Hour Construction Bilingual Outreach Course, San Diego, CA, OSHA
• 8-Hour Fall Prevention Seminar, Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago, MSA
• Train the Trainer Fall Prevention Course, Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago, Bechtel
• Behavioral Based Safety, Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago, Bechtel
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Board of Certified Safety Professionals: Comprehensive Practice Specialty
American Society of Safety Engineers: Professional Member
LANGUAGES
Fluent in English, Spanish, conversant in French, Basic Arabic skills
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
Excellent verbal and written skills. Very good interpersonal skills. Able to solve problems quickly and efficiently. Able to make tough decisions, team player and team leader.
Posted February 24, 2009
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VAN WILLIAMS
van4ipod@yahoo.com
3214 Encinal Avenue 510-769-1455(h)
Alameda, California 94501 510-388-3225(m)
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Safety, Health and Environmental Manager/Senior Consultant with 12 years of experience developing, managing and instituting efficient and highly complimented programs in automotive manufacturing, aircraft engine refurbishment facilities and furniture manufacturing. Experience includes training, managing employee medical evaluations, renewing environmental permits and overseeing hazardous waste disposal processes. Developed strong management, problem solving and communication skills. Improvement and results-oriented with excellent follow-through. Education includes an MBA in Technical Management and BS in Industrial Risk Management.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
WAUSAU INSURANCE COMPANY, Pleasanton, CA 2006-2009
Senior Loss Prevention Consultant
Working directly with customers to help identify, quantify, mitigate, or eliminate serious threats to their businesses. Developing SMART action plans and working with the customers to complete them and reduce exposures. Providing various on-site trainings for customers. Evaluating potential customers for the following insurance coverage, determining risks and communicating exposures to underwriting
• Worker Compensation
• Auto/Fleet
• General Liability
• Product Liability
• Property
Responsibilities:
• Provide highly sophisticated consultative services to an assigned group of customers within a loss prevention specialty area or territory
• Conducts on-site evaluations, evaluates data, and creates/implements service plans to control customer's source of risk, losses and costs
• Provides risk assessment services and information to track progress and demonstrate the value of doing business
• Serves as a trainer/mentor to less experienced consultants in their specialty area at the discretion of their manager
GE SECURITY / INVISION TECHNOLOGIES, Newark, CA 2003-2006
Explosive scanning device manufacturer
Safety Engineer
Manage safety, health and environmental programs. Manage 2 radiation programs, x-ray and beta radiation with monitoring, training and facility permitting, for over 500 employees. Manage and coordinate training throughout the plant for 350 employees on topics: lock-out/tag-out, chemical HMIG labeling program and proper handling and safe use, proper lifting and ergonomics, Emergency Response Team Coordinator, managing forklift program, orientation training. Evaluate proper personal protective equipment for use manufacturing as well on customer’s sites. Track, record and reduce environmental waste streams, and drive recycle programs. Manage weekly 5S (sort, straighten, shine, standardize and sustain) inspection program, coordinate and manage year inspections with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the State Department of Health Services, Radiological Branch. Administrate Workers Compensation and “light duty /return to work” programs to reduce unnecessary cost and lost time. Mange facilities day to day operations for the last 6 months since manager’s retirement.
• Reduced recordable injuries in 2003 from 14 to 11 in 2004, while headcount increased
• Updated and integrated all environmental, health and safety procedures into company wide ISO (international standards organization) 9000 program
• Developed training matrix to track all required safety training for all employees
• Developed a plan, scheduled training, and processed all paperwork to acquire California permit from Health Services Department, Radiological Branch, to store and ship radioactive material
• Reduced cost of radiation monitoring badge program by 42% and man-hours by 50% and worked with vendor to develop training for on-line access for all employee to monitor their reports
• Developed a plan and budget to update and integrate current security system to meet new “import / export” controls for TSA (traffic safety administration) guidelines
METRO FURNITURE COMPANY, Oakland, CA 2000-2003
Office furniture manufacture
Environmental, Health and Safety Manager
Manage safety, health and environmental programs. Manage environmental waste streams, industrial hygiene monitoring, and BAAQMD permits. Manage and coordinate training throughout the plant for 350 employees on topics: lock-out/tag-out, confined space, chemical handling and safe use, Bloodborne pathogen protection, CPR and basic first aid, forklift operations, orientation and safe operations of equipment. Evaluate proper personal protective equipment for use and budget safety supply purchases. Manage weekly inspection program, coordinate and manage governmental, municipalities and third party visits to the plant. Administrate Workers Compensation and “light duty /return to work” programs to reduce unnecessary cost and lost time. Revising all plant emergency plans, Injury and Illness Prevention Plan and Hazardous Materials Business Plan. Developing and implementing standard operating procedures on all equipment.
• Consecutively reduced Cal-OSHA recordable from 52 in 2000 to 26 in 2001 to 17 in 2002
• Reduced safety supply budget from $8,000 to $5,000 in 3 years
• Reduced hazardous waste costs by 35 %
• Developed and implemented safety plan to help in relocation of manufacturing facility from Burlingame, CA to Oakland CA
• Administered contractor safety guidelines and policies during relocation
PRAXAIR SURFACE TECHNOLOGIES, INC., San Carlos, CA 1998 - 2000
Aircraft engine repair
Safety, Health and Environmental Coordinator
Managed safety, health and environmental programs at a California based site. Conducted all safety, health and environmental waste training for 65 employees including managers and aircraft mechanics. Topics included: lock-out/tag-out, confined space, chemical handling and safe use, Bloodborne pathogen protection, CPR and basic first aid, forklift operations, DuPont Stop Program (behavioral based safety program), and safe operation of equipment.
Maintained all permits related to building safety, hazardous waste, and environment concerns. Conducted monthly meetings and safety audits on environmental monitoring of facility, evaluations of procedures and safety reviews of new equipment. Administered Workers Compensation Program, accident investigations and developed corrective action plans. Purchased and approved safety related items. Tracked and recorded all records related to safety, health, and training of all associates.
• Reduced previous Cal-OSHA recordable record from 8 to 1 incident in first year
• Coordinated the removal and cleanup of two asbestos projects. Both projects were completed on schedule with no contamination to employees or the surrounding community
• Conducted an on-site ergonomic evaluation of all job tasks and workstations which resulted in a corrective action plan to eliminate potential hazards throughout the facility
• Reduced waste and production costs by instituting a process for washing and reusing filters. This created a recycled waste stream and eliminated an incinerated waste stream
• Coordinated computer system to meet Y2K compliance requirements
• Established a scheduling program to coordinate multiple projects on site
• Steadily improved overall building security systems and procedures
MACLELLAN INTEGRATED SERVICES, Lexington, KY 1996 to 1998
Onsite paint shop maintenance vendor
Regional Safety Specialist (1997 to 1998)
Global service provider of a variety of outsource services on-site at paint shops within manufacturing and assembly environments.
Expanded and implemented the Mercedes-Benz safety program into two additional paint shops in Georgia (Outboard Motor Company) and Michigan (Master Craft Leather).
Continued to manage the Mercedes-Benz Alabama site and oversee two other out-of-state programs. Partnered with client companies to develop and customize safety and health programs that met their corporate requirements and standards.
• Member of company-wide team which evaluated and assured consistency among all McClellan-managed sites
• Coordinated development and implementation of on-site safety and health programs for three regional sites to meet ISO 9000 certification
MACLELLAN INTEGRATED SERVICES at MERCEDES-BENZ PAINT SHOP, Vance, Alabama
Onsite paint shop maintenance vendor
Site Safety Specialist (1996 to 1997)
Developed, implemented, and maintained safety, health and hazardous materials programs to meet federal, state, local, and customer guidelines. Conducted all safety and health hazardous materials training classes, and administered the Workers Compensation Program. Managed day-to-day and special project operations in contract manager’s absence.
• Implemented color labeling and tracking for hazardous materials, which saved time and money in the management of waste streams
• Conducted training classes in lock-out/tag-out, chemical handling and safe use, confined space, Bloodborne pathogen protection, CPR and basic first aid, forklift operations and safe operation of equipment
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
CES, Community Educations Services, Board Member and Secretary 2001-2006
ASSE, San Francisco Chapter Member
EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS
RSO, Radiation Safety Officer, Rad-Ware Training Affiliates, July, 2005
MBA, Technical Management, University of Phoenix, May, 2001
BS, Industrial Risk Management, Eastern Kentucky University, May, 1996
Posted February 26, 2009
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ABEL E MORENO
Houston, TX
713.553.7866
aem514@sbcglobal.net
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE
Over 19 years experience in construction/engineering and environmental related to several disciplines. Construction/Engineering related areas include field surveying, cost engineering, planning and scheduling, automated craft ledgers, procurement, subcontracts, constructability and training. Environmental compliance programs such as hazardous waste management, waste disposal, solid waste/air/water permitting, floodplain/wetlands management, environmental assessments and evaluations related to property transfers, remediation, regulatory training, and technical support. Main responsibilities include coordination of the daily compliance activities associated with S&B Engineering and Constructors LTD. engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance projects.
PROJECT TYPES EDUCATION
Petrochemical Master in Business Administration
Refineries University of Houston
Civil - Highway/Paving Expected Graduation: 2010
Environmental Assessments/Remediation Bachelor of Science
Solid Waste-Municipal & Industrial Civil Engineering
Environmental Training Texas A&M University, 1990
ACTIVITIES CERTIFICATIONS
Design (Structures) Texas Registered Engineer
Environmental Permitting Trainee (EIT No.ET-23579)
Planning and Scheduling Certified Stephen Covey - Seven
Cost Estimating Habits Facilitator
Quantity Surveying Certified Stephen Covey - First
Material Control Things First Habit #3
Audits and Operation Reviews Registered Environmental Mgr.
Site Assessments/Remediation NREP -REM 8811
Solid Waste Management and Disposal Certified Environmental Auditor
SPCC Plans and Regulatory Reporting NREP - CEA 7950
Regulatory and Seven Habits Training LANGUAGE - Spanish
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
S&B ENGINEERS AND CONSTRUCTORS LTD. - March 2005 – Present
Environmental Manager – Corporate Safety Department
Environmental Management responsibilities for the entire company’s Engineering / Construction projects. Duties included: rfp reviews, contract reviews, inspections, program implementation, plans, policies, compliance, site assessments, training, and auditing throughout project life cycles. Other duties involved managing subcontract prequalification approvals, industrial hygiene sampling, ergonomics, drug/alcohol program management, and office building safety stewardship with emphasis on VPP accreditation and ISO 14001 management systems.
Hines Energy PB 3 for Progress Energy, Bartow, Florida - March – Sept. 2005
Environmental Mgr. onsite for this EPC combined cycle cogeneration power project, installation includes, two Siemens 501 duel fuel turbines, two Nooter/Eriksen heat recovery steam generators (H.R.S.G.) one Siemens model G axle flow steam turbine, and all balance of plant equipment to support a 590 Megawatt plant. Safety, Health and Subcontract hats were also worn as well as preparing for Corporate Environmental Program implementation.
KELLOGG BROWN & ROOT – Jan 1999 – March 2005
Sr. Environmental Technician – HSE Coordinator
Following the integration of former MW Kellogg and Brown & Root HSE functions resulting from Shared Services, responsibilities include the Oversight of over 140 projects in the construction and maintenance arena within Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR) including Government Operations. This includes providing technical support to KBR operations worldwide. Services provided to the company include site assessments, pre-project start up support, HSE management plan development, training, environmental and safety incident support and general technical “trouble shooting” where required. As of September 1999, additional responsibilities were increased with the addition of former Brown & Root properties. This includes the management of site remediation processes which comprises approximately 6 excess and active sites, Superfund site technical management, litigation support, due diligence of property purchases and leases and company wide permitting initiative designed to evaluate and correct, as appropriate, global company permit compliance status. Accomplishments in this role include implementation of successful mentoring program between Team members resulting in cross training, favorable feedback from customers associated with quality and timeliness of support services provided, maintenance of services under budget and ongoing development of risk management tools specifically designed to address environmental risks.
HALLIBURTON HSE SHARED SERVICES – Jan. 1997 - Jan. 1999
Technical Professional I - Environmental Specialist
Technical Support Team - Responsible for ensuring that the Halliburton Company and its associated business units are provided with day to day environmental technical support to both B&R and HES, nationally and internationally, are in compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental regulations. This includes an emphasis in the following areas: hazardous waste management, waste disposal assistance, environmental sampling, training assistance, water/wastewater, floodplains, wetlands, air emissions, storage tank management, business development support, rfp reviews, SPCC/SWPP, waste minimization plans, environmental reviews, site assessments, and corrective action.
BROWN & ROOT – Since 1989
Technical Professional I - Environmental Compliance Specialist
Brown & Root Environmental Compliance Office - Responsible for ensuring that Brown & Root Petroleum and Chemicals and Maintenance Projects, nationally and internationally, are in compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental regulations. This includes training, TSCA, CAA, CWA, RCRA, CERCLA, EPCRA, state and country specific regulations. Also responsible for developing project specific environmental procedures and policies.
Provide technical support on waste disposal, remediation, permitting, UST/AST management and regulatory compliance. Also provide assistance in developing corrective action programs for facilities that have been audited by Environmental Agencies and the Brown and Root Corporate Environmental auditing group.
Technical Specialist II - Staff Engineer
Houston Operations - Brown & Root Petroleum and Chemicals U.S.A., Inc. - Assistant to Mgr. of Training & Development - duties included collecting/maintaining database for Training/Constructability for Petrochem Proposal Sales group. Liaison on Foxpro - based Technological Application (JDS, BTS, and IIRKS).
Houston Operations - Brown & Root Petroleum and Chemicals U.S.A., Inc. - Assistant to the Mgr. of Optimization Design/Construct Methods - duties included implementing/training of Communication, Training, and Safety Systems to all Petrochemical Jobsites (Dosmail, BTS, and IIRKS). Also, the tracking and reporting of Constructability Data/Lessons Learned for Proposal Efforts/Project Start-Up. Liaison for CII Constructability/Quality Information. Responsible for implementing the necessary task accommodations throughout Brown & Root Petroleum and Chemicals; scheduling, cost-estimating, ACLS, subcontracts and system turnover.
Brown & Root Braun U.S.A., Inc. Construction Technology Program: Home Office - Responsibilities included extensive graphic and pictorials sketches as well as the overall maintenance updating for the Shared Construction Technology that inputs into Quality Performance Support System. (QPSS). QPSS is in the making to be on all Petrochemical Projects throughout Brown & Root Braun.
B.A.S.F Aniline Project: Geismar, Louisiana - Piping and electrical audit for 3 units: Aniline, MNB and wastewater. Cost summary report submitted to project manager. Analyzing quantities taken off vs. actual quantities installed.
Phillips Plant, Ethylene Expansion Project; Old Ocean, Texas - Responsibilities included the coordination of review, receipt, maintenance and assembly of all inspection documentation into formal system turnover package. Also the implementing and generating of dBase, oracle software system status reports for management of outstanding worklists, punchlists, "Hazop" items, and added work.
Field Crew/Survey Engineer
Responsibilities included the geotechnical survey of the project, as well as reading isometrics and aligning rebar for the foundations.
DuPont Plant, Selar Project; LaPorte, Texas - Selar Civil project used for warehouse purposes.
S&B CONTRACTORS, INC - 1988 (Summer)
Engineering Assistant
Responsibilities included punching out system trace lines and test packages, as well as document control activities.
BASF Chemical Plant; Freeport, Texas - Demolition for Anone Plant in BASF.
Posted February 20, 2009 Heather Scott Email: Heatherl.scott@hotmail.com Objective Education Work Berry Plastics Corporation and Subsidiaries Jackson, TN Electrolux Major Appliances Springfield, TN Murray Fire Department Murray, KY Skills Honors/ Posted March 5, 2009
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To obtain a full-time job that will allow me to utilize my education and gain experience in the field of Occupational Safety & Health, while making contributions to the organization.
Murray State University Murray, KY
Degree: Master of Science
Area: Occupational Safety & Health (ASAC/ABET Accredited)
Graduation: Dec. 2008
Cumulative GPA: 4.0/4.0
Murray State University Murray, KY
Degree: Bachelor of Science
Area: Occupational Safety & Health (ASAC/ABET Accredited)
Graduation: Dec. 2007
Cumulative GPA: 3.74/4.0
Experience
Murray State University Murray, KY
OSH Department Graduate Assistant Jan. 2008-Dec. 2008
• J.J. Keller Lab Attendant
• Worked Computer Lab
• Assisted OSH Department Professors
Safety Intern May 2008-Aug. 2008
• Created Safety Plans
? Lock out/Tag out
? Confined Space
? Hazardous Waste
? Updated all Other Safety Plans
• Completed Monthly Safety Audits
• Completed Job Safety Analysis’s
• Conducted Lock out/Tag out Training
• Conducted Monthly Safety Trainings
• Coordinated Heat Sensor Project
• Helped with Arc Flash Implantation
? Completed Training
? Coordinated Data Collection
• Helped Start Dust Directive Project
• Helped Train OSHA 10 Hour Course
Safety Intern May 2007-Dec. 2007
• Updated All Safety Plans
• Conducted Confined Space Audits
• Created Lock out/Tag out Procedures
• Investigated Incidents/Accidents
• Created New PPE Posters and Signs
• Supported Plant Safety Audit
Safety Intern July 2006-May 2007
• Used Special Software to Prepare and Update Fire Preplans
• Helped Update Community Emergency Preparedness Plans
• Helped Businesses with Emergency Preparedness Plans
• 30 Hr. OSHA General Industry Safety and Health Certified
• 24 Hr. Hazardous Worksite Worker-Technician Level Certified
• 16 Hr. Incident Command Certified
• American Red Cross CPR Certified
• Microsoft Office Proficient
Activities
• American Industrial Hygiene Association
• American Society of Safety Engineers, Student Section Recorder
• Rho Sigma Kappa Honor Society, Student Section Secretary
• Semiconductor Environmental Safety and Health Association
• Dean’s List, Academic Excellence
• NIOSH Grant Recipient: Murray State University, Department of OSH
• Kentucky Safety and Health Network Scholarship Recipient
• American Society of Safety Engineers Foundation Scholarship Recipient
