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REGINALD E. PHILLIPS, CSP
2607 Brightlake Way Lane, Pearland, TX. 77584
281 993-8260 (Res.) – 407 803-2212 (cell) – reggieph1@comcast.net
Proven track record for the Development and implementation of Strategic Health Safety and Environmental plans in support of global business plans. Ability to leverage over 14 years of experience leading international teams in North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America to ensure compliance and continual improvement in regulatory compliance and injury/illness prevention. Results-driven through the use of win-win solutions that ensure cost effective compliance in support of business group and customer requirements. Skilled communicator that engages work teams to ensure emotional buy in to tactical plans that ensure compliance at the local level. Recognized for Global Safety Health and Environmental success by international organizations and governments.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
• Gained an annual cost savings of $800M by creating a product-based EH&S management system, ensuring compliance in the design and development phase
• Saved $186M in manufacturing costs annually by developing the first global product based ISO 14001 environmental management process.
• Generated revenue by convincing the EPA to consider a material as a by-product instead of waste and provide EH&S services for the plant at no cost.
• Rescued an $800M equipment sale by resolving safety issues for an Australian customer.
• Maintained a global lost workday case rate of 0, below the industry average of 0.70 for SIC 3663.
• Reduced liability from ionizing radiation exposure by eliminating non-required sources and contaminated materials, protecting the company brand name and lowering insurance costs $100K.
• Saved ~$2M in workers compensation costs annually by reducing accidents at a manufacturing plant.
• Ensured compliance with environmental regulations at 2M square foot manufacturing facility.
• Prevented multi-million dollar Clean Water Act violation for AT&T in Cincinnati, Ohio.
• Led global air emission reduction effort for the Lucent Wireless Division.
• Honored as a recipient of the Crown for Accident Reduction Award for developing employee directed safety processes and committees. Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (UK).
• Received EPA awards for recycling that resulted in yearly savings of more than $1M.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Shell Lubricants, Houston, Texas 2007 –
Director of Environment Health Safety and Security for North America
Responsible for directing and providing leadership to NA operations and leading a staff in developing and integrating HSE policy and ensuring regulatory compliance. Provide leadership in the areas of strategic program design and aligning with the strategic direction of the corporation.
• Developed a Behavior Based Process (Moment of Focus) that engaged employees in daily prevention activities resulting in a 72% year over year reduction in lost workday cases.
• Integration of newly purchased Canadian Company into regulatory processes resulting in no 2008 regulatory compliance gaps.
• Programs ensured no regulatory compliance gaps, fines or penalties in North America for 2008.
• Environmental compliance was recognized as best in Shell Lubricants with a performance 30% better than target.
• Achieved company powered industrial vehicle requirements while saving 1 million dollars in cost in 2008.
• Lead team that negotiated closure of hazardous waste sites in Canada and the USA.
• Supported the business efforts to ensure third party suppliers could meet clean water act requirements and deliver on time performance to our customers.
ALCATEL-LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES, Paris, France; Murray Hill, NJ 1995 – 2007
Responsible for directing and providing leadership to a global organization including strategic program design and developing EHS policy, procedures, and compliance.
Director of Global Environmental Health and Safety Operations
• Lead Global Health Safety and Environmental Team in to successful compliance during a volatile business market and rapid business changes. Supervised four Regional Environment Health and Safety Managers (Asia, Europe, Latin America and North America).
• Developed regional and local contacts to ensure compliance in smaller locations
• Developed worlds first product based ISO 14000 system to ensure products were designed to meet customer and regulatory requirements
• Developed employee directed safety process and committees in the UK that won the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents Award from the Crown.
• Engaged teams in support of compliance that reduced lost workday case rates to 0.00 vs. 0.70 for SIC 3663
• Supported international bid and tender requirements for sale resulting in improved sales in Latin America based on our company safety performance.
• Effected the development of European and Chinese regulations on environmental banned substances and end of use recycling to meet customer delivery and use requirement as well as country needs for sustainability in products.
• Received award from EPA for recycling that resulted in savings of 1 million plus annually.
• Used methane from nearby landfill to power boilers resulting in multimillion dollar annual savings.
• Developed global Environmental and Safety minimum standards for 122 countries.
AT&T, Various Midwestern Locations Prior to 1992 – 1995
Manager of Safety Occupational Health and Environmental Compliance
• Reduced lost workday case rate in Columbus, Ohio from above 100.0 to < 0.1 in two years through the engagement of employees, union and management.
• Recognized for outstanding safety performance by the National Safety Council (Central Ohio) 5 years in a row.
• Lead compliance at a 2 million plus facility, with approx. 6,000 employees, from worst performing to best in AT&T in two years.
• Convinced Ohio EPA to allow us to consider spent lead a by product (vs. a waste). This allowed us to sell the by product and save cost of disposal resulting in an annual savings of over 1 million dollars.
• Supported AT&T locations in 11 Midwestern states in the USA resulting in no compliance gaps, notice of violations or OSHA citations.
• Ensured RCRA, TSCA and Clean Water act compliance in 11 states.
• Developed a process to reduce cost of compliance through the use of non VOC inks resulting in lower disposal cost and reduced waste generator compliance requirements.
EDUCATION and Certifications
Masters in Business Administration – Franklin University (Columbus, Ohio)
Bachelor of Science-Business Administration (Electrical Engineering Technology focus) – Franklin University (Columbus, Ohio)
Certified Safety Professional – CSP No: 12431 – Board of Certified Safety Professionals
National Safety Counsel of Ohio – Finance Chairman
Posted April 19, 2009
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Robert Jason Lawson
Rt.2 Box 1268 Corrigan TX 75939
Home: 936-398-2587 Cell: 936-212-3005
robert.lawson@nabors.com lawsonjlawson@yahoo.com
Summary
An accomplished Safety Training career that combines Law Enforcement experience, military experience, specialized knowledge and achievement in areas of accident reconstruction, security management, public safety and fatality investigations. Experience in hazardous waste operations, operational oilfield safety and construction safety.
Employment History
Nabors Drilling USA, LP June 05 to Present
Kilgore TX – East Texas Division
Operations Safety Trainer (OST)-HSE Department
This position has supported the goals of Nabors’ HSE program for the 45 land drilling rigs in the East Texas division.
? Responsible for Conducting New Hire and Safety Orientations
? Conducts Multiple Behavior- Based Safety Training Sessions
? Inspects and Routinely Audits Computer Driven M, F Series and Conventional Drilling Rigs
? Completes OSHA Compliance Training Quarterly
? Prepares Detailed Morning Reports for Rig Visits
? Trains DuPont Stop Program/Hand and Finger Campaign
? Completed Advanced Safety Auditing Training Program
? OSHA 500 Trained to Teach OSHA 10hr and 30hr course
? Certified DBI SALA,Fall Protection Trainer/Competent Inspector
? First Responder/CPR First Aid
? Trained operating (drilling) on PACE rigs
? Certified Forklift/Man lift Master Instructor Trainer
? Investigate accidents and HIPO near misses and prepare detailed reports of findings
? Complete RCRA for accidents and HIPO near misses and make changes to safety program accordingly
? Monitors, interprets and communicates HSE legislation in order to ensure compliance and alignment with the company's business planning.
? Coordinates implementation of the company's HSE Management System.
? Promotes the company's HSE Policy commitment through liaison with key stakeholder groups such as customers, the public, regulatory authorities and employees.
? Partners with management to define HSE strategies, create HS&E plans, and champion the drive towards a strong HS&E culture and incident free operations.
? Conducts risk assessments and investigations to ensure incident free operations.
? Conducts HS&E audits and inspections to ensure compliance with legal requirements and Corporate standards.
? Provides HS&E training and assists management in developing and assessing the competency of employees.
? Compiles, analyzes and presents data on HS&E key performance indicators for management review.
Nabors Drilling USA 08- 2004 to 06-2005
Kilgore, TX
Floor man/ Motorman/ Derrick man/ Driller Trained
This opportunity served as a prerequisite to the safety department in providing experience for drilling rig operations
? Assisted Drilling Crew in Achieving a Safe and Accomplished Well Completion
? Worked as Safety Captain Inspecting and Documenting Rig Discrepancies
? OJT Working Each Position on the Drilling Rig
Southeast oilfield services 01-2004 to 08-2004
Nacogdoches TX
Oilfield Service Technician
? Record and keep up with well production on approx. 20 natural gas wells
? Repair compressor facility
? Pipe fitting
? Heavy equipment operator
Polk County Sheriff Dept. 04-2003 to 01-2004
Livingston TX
Patrol Sergeant
? Conducted Routine Patrol on Rural Highways Inside Polk County
? Supervise a night patrol shift of Polk County
? Read and approve all investigative reports submitted by patrol deputies
? Make arrests
? Investigated Multiple Fatality and Injury Accidents
? Criminal Investigations/Warrant Service
? Coordinated Career Day at Local High Schools as a Representative and Guest Speaker
Corrigan Police Department 09-1999 to 04-2003
Corrigan TX
Corporal of Police
? All aspects of being a small town police officer
? Conduct routine patrols of the city
? Investigate all felony cases
? Make arrests
? Supervise all patrol officers
Lawson Logging 06-1995 to 09-1999
Corrigan TX
Owner/contractor
? Owned and operated a logging company
? Owned and operated heavy equipment
United States Army 12-92 to 06-95
Multiple launch rocket crewmember
? Perform duties of a United States soldier in a field artillery battalion
Qualifications
? Excellent Communication Skills Demonstrated by the Ability to Work with People of Diverse Backgrounds
? Advanced Accident Reconstruction Trained Level 1 and 2
? S.E.R.E Trained Survival Evasion Resistance & Escape
? Completed 32 College Credits
? Proficient in Microsoft Access, Excel, Outlook, Power Point and Word
? ST80- School
? Automatic Catwalk School
? PACE school
? Certified Fall protection Trainer
? Certified master forklift/ man lift trainer
? OSHA 500 trainer
? Hands on drilling experience
? Proficient in drilling and safety aspects of the oil and gas industry
? Advanced investigations trained
? Supervisory level in all jobs
Posted April 19, 2009
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WILLIAM BEN WOODWARD
19706 Fernhaven Dr.
Katy, TX 77449
Home (281) 829-5850
SUMMARY
Occupational Safety and Health professional with diversified experience in safety audits, developing compliance programs, loss control management, industrial hygiene surveying, training and consulting. Strong skills in regulatory affairs, hazard identification, hazardous materials handling, pipeline safety, Crisis Management & Emergency Response, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, including fire prevention, rescue practices, and Root Cause Incident Investigation.
EXPERIENCE
BP AMERICA, Houston, TX
Crisis Management & Emergency Response Advisor 2007-Present
? Provide Crisis and Continuity management support primarily to the Gulf of Mexico and North America Gas SPU, and Westlake business and functions.
? Develop the capability to provide deep functional expertise by design, implementation and facilitating integrated C&CM training, drills, and exercises.
BP AMERICA, Amarillo, TX 2002-2007
H&S Coordinator MCPU
? Manage the operation center’s various health and safety (i.e. confined space, energy isolation, incident reporting and investigation, emergency response, management of change, respiratory protection, etc.)
? Manage contractor safety program to include selection and retention, bi-monthly safety meetings, HSE Liaison program and auditing.
? Provide coaching and mentoring to leadership and junior HSE staff
? Audited and enhanced operation center drilling program HSE assurance process.
? Participate in various special projects to include internal auditing and self-assessments, compliance and training matrix development, pilot study projects, and steering committee chair of Energy Training Council.
UNIT DRILLING COMPANY, Oklahoma City, OK 1998-2002
Safety, Environment & Health Manager
? Manage safety professionals and administrative staff in secretarial, program development & implementation. Also budget development for the HSE Department.
? Conduct compliance audits of 57 rig fleet and contractor operations promoting compliance with Company policy, local, state, and federal regulations. (Fleet ranges from 12000 to 40000 foot depth capability with operations in Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah)
? Schedule and conduct loss control investigations of employee injuries, automotive accidents, and contractor incidents where liability is an issue determining causes, producing reports, and preventing recurrences.
? Test, accumulate data, and summarize findings resulting from industrial hygiene surveys and hazard analyses identifying and quantifying employee exposure to chemical, physical, environmental, and ergonomic hazards.
? Develop and implement proactive management systems and policies with respect to mechanical integrity, safe operating procedures, and safe work practices.
? Provide consulting services for field supervision in achieving compliance with Company policy and regulatory requirements.
? Represent the Company in regulatory inspections conducted by OSHA, State DEQ and other agencies, as well as, Worker’s Compensation Court.
? Interface with Risk Manager, insurance companies or Worker’s Compensation personnel and employees with regard to treatment, lost-time, return to work, and light duty assignments.
PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES (formerly Parker & Parsley Petroleum) 1984-1998
Midland, TX
Corporate Safety Representative 1994-1998
? Conducted safety audits of field, plant, and contractor operations promoting compliance with company policy, local, state, and federal regulations.
? Developed and implemented Process Safety Management compliance programs.
? Scheduled and conducted loss control investigations of employee injuries, automotive accidents, and contractor incidents where liability was an issue determining causes, producing reports, and preventing
recurrences.
? Tested, accumulated data, and summarized findings resulting from industrial hygiene surveys and hazard
analyses identifying and quantifying employee exposure to chemical, physical, environmental, and ergonomic hazards.
? Developed, scheduled, and presented numerous training courses for employees, supervisors, and managers as required by company policy and regulatory agencies.
? Provided consulting services for field and plant supervision in achieving compliance with company policy and regulatory requirements.
? Created monthly safety meeting materials, provided speakers, subjects, films, and other resources.
? Represented the safety department personally when necessary, or as requested.
? Represented the company in regulatory inspections conducted by OSHA, and other agencies.
? Interfaced with insurance companies or worker’s compensation personnel and employees with regarding lost-time, return to work, and light duty assignments.
? Safety Technician reported dotted line to this position.
Senior Operator 1984-1994
? Served as shift supervisor.
? Stripped hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and water from the incoming natural gas stream. Plant design capacity was 85 million cubic feet per day.
? Operated a refrigerated lean oil hydrocarbon recovery unit, and NGL fractionation process, as well as, an eight(8)long ton per day Clause process sulfur recovery unit.
? Performed numerous maintenance operations as necessary.
? Operated equipment including: 300lb. steam power boilers, various steam turbines to 875hp, low speed reciprocating compressors to 1550hp, and high speed reciprocating compressors to 850hp.
JAMES L. LAMB PETROLEUM COMPANY, Midland, TX 1984
Pumper/Operator/Measurement Technician
? Maintained and controlled production of oil and gas for approximately 50 wells.
? Monitored, and provided maintenance and repair of production equipment
? As operator, responsible for process and most maintenance on 2 amine gas treating plants.
? Insured accurate measurement of all gas production.
? Installed and modified gas gathering system, and fabrication and installation of measurement equipment.
DAVIS GAS PROCESSING, Midland, TX 1982-1984
Operator
? Controlled the process of removing hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and water from the incoming gas stream.
? Operated a refrigerated lean oil hydrocarbon recovery unit, and propane refrigeration system.
? Operated Cooper-Bessemer and Clark reciprocating compressors to 850HP
Prior to 1982, experience includes: Construction of 3 natural gas processing facilities in South Central Texas, a great deal more experience in oil and gas well drilling operations in West and South Central Texas, and Steel fabrication plant equipment operations. Very knowledgeable and proficient with personal computers. Software knowledge includes: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, web design as well as, Internet operation. Also, moderately fluent with Spanish.
EDUCATION:
ODESSA COLLEGE, Odessa, TX
1994 – 1997
• Occupational Safety and Health Technology
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF KENYA, East Africa
BURNET HIGH SCHOOL, Burnet, TX.
Professional Development
• Hazard Identification and Risk Management
• Regulations Impacting Safety and Health
• Hazardous Materials Transportation and Handling
• Waste Minimization in the Oil field
• IADC Accident Prevention
• Methods of Teaching
• Texas Railroad Commission Pipeline Safety
• Powerful Business Writing
• Union Pacific Railroad/Understanding Railroad Tank Cars, Introduction to the Intermodal Tank, Recognizing and Identifying Hazardous Materials
• High Angle and Confined Space Rescue
• CLC Root Cause Incident Investigation
CERTIFICATIONS:
• CPR/First Aid-Mark V Instructor/Medic First Aid-EMP America
• Chain Sling Inspector/Cooper Tool-Campbell Chain
• OSHA Course 500 Instructor/U.S. Department of Labor
• Hazardous Materials Emergency Response/Alamo Area Council of Governments
• Vehicle Extrication - Emergency Rescue/Texas A&M University TEEX
• Municipal Firefighter/Fire Service Instructor/Texas State Firemen’s & Fire Marshal’s Association
• Defensive Driving Instructor/National Safety Council-Texas Safety Association
• Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material Surveying & Control/ Radiation Technical Services
• Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Technician, Incident Command, Supervisor-Manager, and Certification Instructor /Texas A&M University TEEX-OES
• National Incident Management System IS-100, 200, 700 & 800/ FEMA
AFFILIATIONS: June 2007-October 1, 2008 January 26, 2007-June 2007 July 6, 2006-December 18, 2006 March 2006-July 2006 November 2005-March 2006 November 1992- July 1997 May 2003-August 2004 At-Home Professions April 28, 2006 Prime Time Training Inc. October 20, 2006 - Present August 24, 2006 Capital Safety September 19, 2007 August 10, 2007 September 14, 2007 August 27, 2007 October 4, 2007 November 2, 2007 December 1, 2008 November 2008 March 4, 2009 March 27, 2009 Qualifications Environmental Safety & Health Services and Skills ? Provide effective and affordable regulatory compliance, plant/site cleanup, and remediation management; obtain permits I have a proven track record of cost-effectively managing environmental, safety & health regulatory compliance while minimizing risk/safety expenses. My services include ESH audit and assessment reporting, with cost-estimates for corrective actions, sealed by me as both an REA and CSP. My recommendations apply engineering and scientific principles to minimize exposure to hazards and liabilities. I provide sensible solutions to attain affordable compliance with the regulatory requirements of federal, state and local agencies for both internal and external clients at manufacturing and distribution facilities, as well as real estate properties. The cornerstone of my administration of ESH programs is to identify clear and attainable goals and implement an action plan to achieve those goals. I am a proficient team leader who can achieve corporate targets within budget and on time. My extensive experience in a variety of work environments with multiple product lines enhances my capacity to provide solutions that result in satisfaction for executive teams, employees, and external customers. Verbal and written communications are my strong skills, along with the ability to simplify complex regulatory issues and present them for management/client consideration and decision. Experience Consultant, 2000 to present Director, Environmental, Safety & Health 1992 to 1999 ESH Consultant & Trainer 1988 to 1992 Director of Environmental Services 1986 to 1988 Environmental Protection Specialist, US EPA, 1975 to 1986 Education Memberships Military Service Posted April 19, 2009 Objective To gain employment within an organization offering opportunities for advancement and long term career goals. Experience EH&S Supervisor May 2007 - September 2007 Scaffolding Rental, and Erection Port Allen, Louisiana Safety, Security & Loss Prevention Nov. 2006 - May 2007 Safety and Security Officer Aug. 2005 – Oct. 2005 Safety and Hospital Maintenance Nov. 2003 – July 2005 Self Employed Oct. 2002 – Nov. 2003 Carpenter Oct. 2000 – Oct. 2002 Operations Manager Nov. 1999 – Oct. 2000 Cherokee Scaffolding 1993 – 1999 I have over 26 years experience in the petroleum chemical and power industry. In which at every level or position, safety was an important and required factor to my daily duties. Posted April 19, 2009 AREAS OF EXPERTISE Certified Environmental Trainer with thirty years of experience in the area of Safety and Health management and training. Developed company health and safety programs, policy and procedures, training, consulting and upgrading services offered to clients. Conducted more than 3200 hours of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 (HAZWOPER) Training. Currently preparing for CSP examination. Intervene with regulatory agencies on behalf of clients and avoid fines by correcting non-compliance issues. EDUCATION AND TRAINING Management Arizona Northern University, Flagstaff, Arizona • Certified MSHA trainer. PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Southern Safety Shield, Inc., Hammond, Safety Manager/ Trainer EXPERIENCE Supervisor member of investigation team handling root cause for explosion, Incident Commander and liaison with MSHA and outside legal representatives. Responsible for contractors during re-build of plant, purchasing response equipment, training, drills and meeting with regulatory agencies. Responsibilities also include Industrial Hygiene compliance programs; setting up and writing compliance programs, train emergency response personnel in HazWoper, Fire Brigade and Aerial/Confined space rescue. Coordinated drills with State Police and local authorities. Traveled internationally for audits and training. Provided services for on-site project management and Emergency Response coordinator. Responsible for program developmental OSHA, DOT, and EPA, safety consulting, SPCC plans, PSM programs, site assessment evaluations, and disposing of hazardous waste, for outside clientele. Worked extensively with plastic mold injection manufacture, petrochemical and oil field cliental. Hazardous Materials & Safety Coordinator for a Regional company dealing with Hazardous Material Spill Response. DANIEL P. LEMANCZYK SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE Forty years of proven managerial experience in the areas of Crisis Management, Incident Command, Personnel Development, Safety, Health, Security, Fire Prevention and Control, Hazardous Material Handling, Total Quality Management, Governmental Regulatory Affairs. EXPERIENCE 2004 to Present HSE&C Consultant – Baker Energy Provide governmental compliance guidance to the technical and field operations staffs in the areas of: OSHA, Minerals Management Service, US Coast Guard, DOT, Texas Railroad Commission, Louisiana Department of Natural Resources, etc. 2003 to 2004 Manager H2S & Confined Space Operations – Total Safety, Inc. Managed a $4.2 million department providing H2S and Confined Space Operations services to the offshore, marine and general industry. 1998 to 2003 Corporate Director of Safety & Loss Control - Cardinal Services, Inc. Incident Commander for Major Incidents (i.e. – Search & Rescue Operations, Ship Sinking’s and Hazardous Materials Spills), 1990 to 1998 Corporate Director of Safety & Loss Control - NATCO Manufacturing Designed and Directed Safety, Security and Environmental Programs for 44 locations in the USA & Canada, Designed, Built and Managed the NATCO Training Services Department which provided QHSE, Security and Training Services to NATCO and general industry including the University Louisiana at Lafayette, Louisiana State University and Texas A & M University, 1985 to 1990 Corporate Safety & Training Director - P.M.C.S., Manufacturing & Service Designed and Directed Safety, Security and Environmental Programs for the Corporation, 1978 to 1985 Division Safety & Compliance Manager - AMINOIL USA, Inc Managed the HSE Programs for a division covering the Gulf of Mexico, Texas and Louisiana; Construction Engineer - AMINOIL USA, Inc Supervised the Process Safety Management Program; 1977 to 1978 Senior Instructor / Technician - T.E.S.T., Manufacturing & Service Conducted Process Safety Management Audits / Inspections, Supervised the daily operation of a four platform offshore oil and gas production field; 1969 to 1972 Computer Operator - I.B.M. Corporation Operated a three state computer controlled supply network; 1964 to 1969 N.C.O. in Charge – Security Reported directly to the Director of Combat Reports Division (Colonel O-6) and supervised the security operations of this division. The position required a “Top Secret” security clearance. EDUCATION U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado – 1964 to 1967 Bachelor of General Studies – Applied Sciences, University of Louisiana, Graduated – May 17, 1987 Effective Loss Control – International Safety Associates – Houston, Texas – 1982 CERTIFICATIONS Certified Instructor - U.S. Minerals Management Service PUBLICATIONS Books: Offshore / Marine Fire Prevention and Control ORGANIZATIONS Professional Member - American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) BP Americas - GoM Deepwater Subsea Projects, HSSE Advisor 8/06 - Present Represented BP’s HSSE interests on subsea project teams by participating on design reviews, developing programs and overseeing implementation of required project-related initiatives to ensure compliance and safe work activities. President of Safety & Environmental Management Planning (SEMP), Inc., a safety and environmental engineering consulting firm that specialized in assisting clients with the development, implementation and auditing of HSE-related programs for offshore production facilities. Provided policies, programs and written operating procedures for refineries and offshore production platforms, Spars and FPSOs for many major corporations, both foreign and domestic. Major clients included Enterprise (Salt Dome storage), El Paso Petroleum (Pemex project), Mobil Oil (Indonesia), Kerr-McGee (offshore GOM), Alliance Engineering & Paragon Engineering (design reviews), BP/Vastar (SPAR HAZOP), Williams Pipeline (site audits), Placid Refining (Hazops) and Unocal (Alaska) PSM Audits. Baker Engineering & Risk Consultants – Sr. Consultant 2001 - 2003 Conducted insurance company Risk Analysis & Hazard Assessment Study of Chevron El Paso Refinery, performed onsite third-party HSE Audits for ExxonMobil, facilitated HAZOP Studies for numerous clients, and participated on incident investigation teams. Six months temporary duty in Dallas & Equatorial Guinea for Triton Energy (now Amerada Hess). PrimaTech, Inc. - Principal Engineer 1994 - 1995 Conducted process safety-related activities for numerous clients, primarily for onshore oil/gas, petrochemical, refineries and chemical plants. Duties included facilitating Hazid/Hazop studies, leading audits, conducting training courses and developing written operating procedures for PSM and SEMP elements; became certificated as both a “qualified” PHA Facilitator and a PSM Auditor in 1994. Marathon Oil Co. - Lafayette, La. 1990 - 1993 Functioned as the GOM Region's first PSM Coordinator and became Marathon E&P Representative on the API committee that revised RP 750 for offshore operations to comply with MMS' new SEMP Program, which later resulted in the publication of API’s RP 75. Developed written HSE procedures and conducted numerous safety-related training programs for both office and field personnel offshore. Served eight months temporary assignment at McDermott (Houston) on the joint design team for Marathon’s Sakhalin Island (Russia) project writing HSE design specs, which culminated in a two-week trip to Moscow to present findings. Chevron USA - Ventura, CA 1988 - 1990 Responsible for the Southern California Division’s day-to-day compliance with safe work practices and operating procedures, which included both offshore platforms and onshore gas processing plants. Developed and implemented HSE programs and procedures to enhance employee awareness, responsible for oversight of safe work management systems, and conducted safety-related training for all field personnel. Took early retirement package when Ventura Offices were closed. Gulf Oil Co. Ltd. - Lagos, Nigeria [GOCON] 1985 - 1988 Three year expatriot assignment in Lagos developing internal HS&E Programs and coordinating implementation for approximately 800 employees at all GOCON field facilities (Lagos, Warrie and Pt. Harcourt). Responsible for formulating and administering “HSE Awareness” campaigns, conducting audits, and the timely investigation of incidents. Directly managed 4 Nationals in the Lagos Office; oversight for 18 field Nationals. Gulf Oil E & P Co. - New Orleans, La. 1975 - 1985 Began professional experience in June 1975 as Safety Engineer with Gulf Oil in New Orleans, LA. Designed and implemented safety incentive award programs. Participated on numerous internal HSE Audit Teams throughout Gulf Oil’s Domestic Operations. Designed and conducted annual hands-on fire fighting training classes for approximately 500 field personnel at remote sites. Conducted several Corporate Health & Safety training programs, such as Hearing Conservation, First Aid/CPR and Back Injury Prevention. Education: 1975 University of Arkansas - BS Industrial Engineer, w/ Honors (3.2/4.0) Certifications: Certified Safety Professional (CSP) - Cert. #11415 Memberships: American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Email: bdavidfoster@cs.com Objective Experience • Conducted workplace hazard assessments that included both land and waterfront facility assessments and audits, rig audits, and Industrial Hygiene Sampling. • Researched and interpreted standards, codes and regulations. Provided various levels of leadership, supervision, data interpretation, and technical advice to business development personnel, operations personnel, procurement personnel and vendors, clients, subcontractors, and regulatory agencies. • Assisted management with developing and implementing strategies, policies, procedures, and processes (Stop Work Authority, Behavior Base Process, Hazard Observation Cards, and Correction Prevention Improvement) that enabled us to strive for a workplace with zero injuries. • Served as a technical or procedural advisor to other functional and operational personnel by providing incident management - - incident investigation, report review, and performance assessments. Provided Incident Management Training Courses. • Provided support to the Gulf Coast Training center by assisting with New Hire Orientation classes. • Researched and implemented Journey Management Program for the Gulf of Mexico region. • Interacted with third party vendor on the development of Confined Space Entry Equipment for the Gulf Coast Region Bulk facilities. This equipment is now being used globally. Worked with HSE Team to develop and implement Confined Space Entry Bulk Facility Plans (site-specific). • Participated in the development and instruction of the Gulf of Mexico HES Crane Course. • Involved with the Houston HSE Tech. Pool in the development of the HES Fall Protection Course and have held Train the Trainer Instruction. Helped coordinate the production of HES Fall Protection Video, production by ITS. Mar. 1996 – Nov. 1997 Halliburton HSE / Asset Coordinator II – Lake Charles Adm. Computer Software Skills Education Bachelor of Science, Agriculture/Business, 1979 McNeese State University, Lake Charles, LA Additional Training/Skills/Professional Associations Industrial Safety & Rehabilitation; Certified Behavior Base Ergonomic Specialist, 2008 Fundamentals of Supervision; LSU Continuing Education, 2007 Public Speaking: Personal and Professional; LSU Continuing Education, 2007 Developing Your Managerial Effectiveness; LSU Continuing Education, 2007 Finance for Non-Financial Managers; LSU Continuing Education, 2007 Applying vPSI Methods of Accident Prevention; vPSI, 2007 Oil Spill Response Management Course; the LA Oil Spill Coordinator’s Office, 2004 EMS/OHSAS Internal Auditor Training; BVQi Training, 2003 TapRooT® Advanced Investigation Team Leader Course; System Improvements, Inc., 1999 Gulf Coast Safety & Training Group Posted April 19, 2009 SPECIALIZED TRAINING Certified Hazardous Materials Manager, Institute of Hazardous Materials Managers Kinder Morgan Terminals, LLC. Accomplishments: Amended the facility Waste Minimization Plan to realize a $100,000.00 annual cost savings by implementing Best Management Practice tools; saved one terminal over $50,000.00 in disposal cost through customer contract research and negotiations. As an EHS team member for the Lower River Region, have saved Delta Terminals approximately $250.000.00 in Emergency Response and remedial projects to date. Anderson Pollution Control, Inc. Accomplishments: Implement Company DOT training and Mechanical Program, and OSHA compliance policies and procedures. Hulcher Services Inc. Accomplishments: Supported the efforts of the project management team to achieve safety excellence through training, the continuous monitoring of work areas, and preparing and conducting contractor safety assessments, audits and reviews Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) Accomplishments: Team leader responsible for guiding the development of a real time dredge tracking system using WINOPS GPS binary data and Earth View software. Also led the effort to negotiate and obtain regulatory approval for the installation of erosion and sediment control measures along 1000 feet of the riverbank project boundary. The project was completed under budget and over and above federal and state requirements. The customer was awarded the remaining funds from the allocated settlement to apply to additional remediation projects. Environmental Chemical Corporation (ECC). Accomplishments: (Letter of Commendation) "The 'ECC Team' was responsive and quickly adapted to the unique security requirements for the Alderson Federal Prison Camp (FPC) UST removal project to avoid project delay. They effectively solved an unstable soil condition that was encountered during the removal of the five 25,000-gallon UST’s for this project. The ECC representatives promptly responded to field changes to work out agreeable solutions with the government field representative. Their attitude of service and commitment to job quality led to a superior project and a satisfied customer." EDUCATION B.S., Environmental Engineering 2002 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Society of Safety Engineers OBJECTIVE PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Awards/Activities RELEVANT COURSE WORK COMPUTER SKILLS EDUCATION Bachelor of Recreation Spring 2007 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SUMMARY Competent management professional with strong leadership skills and broad Health, Safety, and Environmental experience. Successful in leading and facilitating change within an organization. Experienced in providing strategic leadership and direction to large organizations. Accomplished at integrating HSE requirements into business processes. Unique ability to facilitate discussions between diverse individuals and groups to influence optimum solutions. Effective communicator who promotes innovation and teamwork. Extensive experience with regulatory agency’s and compliance negotiations. Collaboration and Teamwork Impact and Influence PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE LYONDELLBASELL INDUSTRIES, Houston, Texas 1995-Present Manager, Corporate HSE Services 2008-Present Regional HSE Manager 2002-2008 • Chartered and sponsored a front line supervisor team creating an HSE culture where a manufacturing complex of 1,800 personnel accomplished 397 days without a recordable injury. Key success factors included senior management support, stakeholder buy-in, multi-disciplined team, and team charter with a clear purpose, scope, boundaries and deliverables. HSE Manager 1995-2002 • Provided the strategic leadership to develop the business strategies and processes to improve the HSE performance resulting in a 40% reduction in OSHA recordable injuries, a 90% reduction in the number of environmental reportable releases, and a 70% reduction in reportable emissions. BAGGETT, MCCALL, AND BURGESS 1993-1995 LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL COMPANY 1985-1993 Health Superintendent Senior Industrial Hygienist EDUCATION
• Texas State Firemen’s & Fire Marshal’s Association
• American Society of Safety Engineers/Permian Basin Chapter Vice-President 1997-98
President of the Oklahoma City Chapter 2001-02.
• National Safety Council
• West Texas Safety Training Center/Advisory Steering Sub-Committee for Cooperative Contractor Auditing
• World Safety Organization
• Texas Education Agency
• Oklahoma Safety Council
Posted April 19, 2009
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Brad B. Coenen
5720 S Lakeshore Dr
Shreveport, LA 71119
Cell: (318) 237-9185
Office: (318) 631-3392
E-mail: qualitysafety@hotmail.com
Willing to Relocate for right job.
Objective Through implementation of OSHA, EPA, DOT, and API regulations I make my company compliant with all rules and regulations. I inform all employees of regulation updates and company procedures. I bring my enthusiasm to encourage safety in the oil and gas industry. I am continuing my education so as to be a more valuable employee.
Experience
October 1, 2008 – March 1, 2009
Coenen Consulting - BP America
HSE Advisor
Travel to drillings rigs, fracturing, acidizing, nitrogen and work over jobs. Perform inspections as per OSHA 1910 standards and make sure that company policies for BP, Halliburton, Helmerich & Payne, Nabors and any other third party are being implemented. Assist with any problems that may arise. Train where necessary. Assist with safety meetings.
CUDD Energy Services, Inc.
QHS&E
It is my responsibility to start safety in my company. From the time the new hires come into my training room until the time they leave they are to have a different mentality towards their job and what it takes to do it safely. I train new hires and perform refresher training per ANSI Z490.1 and OSHA standards. Training includes audit compliance, ISO 14000 and 9000, NPDES, SPCC and SWPPP. Secondary storage inspection. Transportation according to 49 CFR Parts 100-185. Facility and yard audits. Regulatory compliance with OSHA 1910 and 1926, DOT, RRC, EPA and API. I kept management and employees aware of these updates.
Coenen Consulting, Inc.
HSE Advisor & Logistics
Account for POB, cost reports, well file and coordinating supply boat and crew boat. Manifest all outgoing materials and check in materials received. Work with snubbing, coil tubing, nitrogen and all other completions crews making sure that their job is being performed safely and within MMS, USCG and OSHA guidelines. Performed weekly drills for fire and emergency shut-in.
Omega Natchiq, Inc.
Safety Supervisor
Hook-up and commissioning of the Thunderhorse Project. Supervised day crew on BP’s Thunderhorse. HSE Monitor. Daily check of watertight doors, weekly bump test logs and daily gas meter checks. Completed all paperwork from JSEA’s to policies, DSR’s, flight manifests and correspondence with all companies involved.
Acadian Safety and Health
Safety Coordinator & Fire Prevention Specialist
Worked as a Safety Coordinator for Shaw Construction on a private FEMA site in New Orleans, Louisiana. Worked as a Safety Supervisor for Shaw Construction on a FEMA site in Zachary, Louisiana. Fire Prevention Specialist for SPN Resources on SPN 60 C.
Laborde Marine Lifts
Deckhand
Worked on the Lab Lift II. Currently an O/S.
Performed all duties as an ordinary seaman such as: oil changes on generators and engines and cranes. I washed and scrubbed decks. I painted, chipped and greased legs on liftboat, as well as, general maintenance on the boat. The LLII was a well work-over and completions boat.
Quality Home Health
Office Manager
Office manager for the Rayville, Louisiana office. Performed duties such as ordering supplies, managing 6-10 employees. Transcription, multi-line phones, fax, copier, filing, auditing files and billing. Public relations. Scheduling dr.’s visits, nurses visits and nurses aide visits.
Education
August 1992-July 2003 U.L.M.
Monroe, LA
60 Core hours achieved in Business Administration/General Business
Fort Collins, CO
Certificate Medical Coding
Maurice, LA
Emergency Medical Technician Intermediate
Certification # 06262
Scott Community College
A.A.S. with an emphasis on Health, Safety & Environmental
Houston, TX
DBI-SALA & Protecta Competent Person Course
Corpus Christi, Texas
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Instructor Course 20 Hours
Arlington, Texas
Smith Systems
Smith System Instructor Course Space Cushion-No Accident Driving
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Transportation Safety Institute
Transportation of Hazardous Materials Basic Course 40 Hours
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
National Safety Council
Forklift Instructor
West Memphis, Arkansas
OSHA 511
Mesquite, Texas
OSHA 501
Longview, Texas
American Red Cross
Basic First Aid/CPR/AED-Adult-Child-Infant Instructor
Aledo, Texas
24 Hour HAZWOPER – Technician Level
Metairie, Louisiana
Medic First Aid
Instructor Trainer & Bloodborne Pathogens 6.0
Infant/Child/Adult CPR, First Aid and AED 6.0
Mandeville, Louisiana
PEC Premier
PEC Core Compliance Instructor
I am proficient in Microsoft 2007 programs. I can type 70WPM. I have also obtained my TWIC/expires 3/16/2014. I am a Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE).
Posted April 19, 2009
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Marvin R. “Len” Lenard, CSP, REA
lenlenard@sbcglobal.net
972-642-7671 or 469-585-1691
Grand Prairie, Texas 75052
Registered Environmental Assessor and Certified Safety Professional
? Perform property and financial risk/liability assessments (all Phases)
? Conduct on-site training for leadership teams and staff as required by regulations
? Deliver rapid response for loss control and product breakage expenses
? Perform due diligence self-audits and due diligence for mergers/acquisitions
? Provide expert witness testimony, investigations and reports
? Achieve Six Sigma and ISO 14001 objectives
? Attain corporate goals within budget and on time
? Strong communication and computer skills
• Provide expert on-site assistance and executive training for operations, construction, manufacturing, distribution and commercial clients. ESH professional services include: environmental/safety audits, assessments, air/water permitting, due diligence evaluations for SEC reporting and mergers/acquisitions, corrective action cost projections and ESH reporting. Team leader on customer service care improvements and cost savings implementation. Responsible individual for compliance assurance with federal, state and community requirements. Yearly completion of the continuing educational units (CEUs) to maintain my CSP and REA certifications demonstrates my professional commitment.
• Director of Environmental, Safety & Health, Dal -Tile International, Dallas Texas 1992 to 1999: Direct report to CEO; duties included controlling costs and compliance for manufacturing, design/construction, mining, drilling, regional distribution centers, truck/forklift transport, raw material suppliers and sales center distribution. Supported customer satisfaction levels by providing superior service for product ESH assurances. Accountable corporate officer for EPA, OSHA, DOT, MSHA, SEC; provided national and international regulatory compliance assurance.
• Owner of Environmental Consultation & Training, DFW metroplex 1988 to 1992: Design and implementation of ESH plans, permits, policies, procedures and training for site specific regulatory requirements. Preparation of CSP/REA sealed audits, assessments, accident investigations, and reporting necessary for legal disclosures and compensation claims. Litigation support and defense expert witness testimony.
• Director of Environmental Services – Layton Humphrey Management Corporation, Dallas Texas 1986 to 1988: Direct report to owner; duties included management of environmental, safety and security for a variety of business holdings including hazardous waste remediation, Circle H Ranch, collection/transport of toxic waste, aviation maintenance, property development, and due diligence for mergers/acquisitions.
• Environmental Protection Specialist – US Environmental Protection Agency, Dallas Texas, Region 6, 1975 to 1986: Regional Administrator’s task force member; duties included Environmental Impact Statement preparation/review, federal permit enforcement actions, criminal investigations, field evaluations with sampling program and/or ambient testing. Region 6 employee trainer to federal, state and city personnel seeking ESH certifications.
• Bachelor in Environmental Management - Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas; May, 1978
• Graduate Studies – Texas A&M University, Environmental Engineering Division 1980 –1981; Asbestos Inspector, February 1990; Environmental Site Assessment, May, 1991
• Registered Environmental Assessor – issued by California Environmental Protection Agency - October 1988
• Certified Safety Professional, Specialty in Management Aspects, issued by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals - October 1996; practice specialty in environmental management October 2002
• American Society of Safety Engineers – Dallas & Ft. Worth Chapters ASSE practice specialty in environmental management
• National Safety Council
• March of Dimes volunteer (ESH consultant for Tarrant County)
• United States Navy CS 3 (SS) (DV) - 1967 to 1969: Vietnam veteran 3rd class Diver assigned to submarine service (USS Trout), and marine amphibious force support. Released with Honorable Discharge October, 1969.
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Richard Lott
29821 Oak Street Holden, La. 70744
985-969-1351 * rklott18@yahoo.com
HS&E August 2008-Currently
Fluor Corporation
Total DCP Project Management Team Port Arthur Refinery
Participates in monitoring and controlling HSE standards and regulations.
Gathers information and data as required.
Supervise or direct subordinates as needed.
Conducts surveys, evaluations, inspections and investigations as required.
Enforces HS&E cultures and polices.
EH&S Tech February 2008-August 2008
Cajun Constructors Garyville, Louisiana
GME Project Contracted for: Fluor/Marathon
Responsible for all daily sign in sheets and evacuation logs.
Accountable for employee’s within area at all times and instrumental in all occurring evacuations as well as random drills.
Perform daily and weekly audits and maintaining above 98 percent on audits with Fluor and Marathon.
Ensuring that all employees that need first aid receive proper attention.
Coordinating with Asst. Site Supervisor that the purchase and use of proper PPE used for elevated work.
Taking appropriate disciplinary action for violation of Cajun and OSHA standards. This includes performing root cause analysis.
EH&S Manager September 2007 – Jan. 2008 Downey Consulting Omaha, Nebraska
On Site Representing: Aker Kvaerner in McCarran, Nevada
Contact: Rich Phillips, Operations Manager (219) 746-4250 cell
Arranging and presenting new hire orientations.
Preparing and presenting daily/weekly safety meetings for employee‘s as well as supervision.
In charge of inventory and distribution of all safety equipment.
Following all OSHA and Company safety standards.
Responsible for all certifications pursuant to company policies for all mobile equipment.
Required to perform first aid treatments as well as determining if clinical measures are needed. And if clinical measures are needed, responsible for accompanying employee to clinic and all follow up processes.
On Site Contractor: Burns & McDonald in St. Mary’s, Kansas
Contact: Clayton Williams, CSR (409) 673-6279 cell
Preparing and presenting daily safety meetings, as well as daily safety logs.
Following all OSHA and Company safety standards.
Responsible for all certifications pursuant to company policies for all mobile equipment.
Ensuring that all employees that needed first aid recieved proper treatment.
Accountable for all employee’s on site at all times and instrumental in all occurring evacuations as well as random drills.
Elmer‘s Candy Co. Ponchatoula, Louisiana
Responsible for all Safety, First aid and emergency procedures.
Directly in charge of 200 computerized check in/out of all employees and
monitoring digital CCTV.
In charge of payroll for complete shift.
Safety and Quality Assurance Agent Nov.2005 - March 2006
Go Tech Inc. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Responsible for issuing all billing items for Army Corps. Of Engineers during debris removal from disaster areas.
In charge of site safety management and OSHA policies.
Responsible for all shipping and receiving.
Management of off site work crews.
In charge of site payroll for all employees as well as sub-contractors.
Argosy Casino Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Duties included all fields of safety though a security nature.
Money transfers, customer service, employee and customer safety.
Certified to be able to obtain gaming permit.
Taking care of all the table fills and escorting large sums of cash and chips.
State of Louisiana DHH Hammond, Louisiana
Maintenance Department Safety Tech, in charge of First Aid and Evacuations for maintenance department.
Duties included all types of remodeling and repair of all HDC properties and equipment.
General carpentry, tile work, and new construction.
4 Seasons Lawn Care Holden, Louisiana
Build client base. Furnish services for those clients.
Bookkeeping including payroll and expense management.
Carpenter Louisiana
Working in the local chemical plants.
Responsibilities were in the carpentry field, while awaiting better opportunities.
Vinson Guard Services, Inc. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Directly in charge of safety for approximately 30 accounts with over 100 employees.
Responsible for all scheduling, interviews, hiring of armed and unarmed guards.
When obtaining position in November the unbillable overtime percentage was over 12% at the time of my departure it averaged 5.25%.
Responsible for all scheduling of Louisiana State Board classes as required for armed and unarmed guards.
In charge of payroll and delivering it to corporate headquarters in New Orleans.
In charge of existing client and employee relations as well as establishing new accounts.
Superintendent Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Responsible for safety and productivity for contracts.
Responsible for maintenance contracts at International Paper in Mobile, Al.
(1996-1999)
Maintain accurate and orderly inventory above OSHA standards.
Responsibilities included, testing verification of equipment, shipping, and receiving.
Responsibilities included estimating contracts and overseeing them to completion.
Bidding all shutdowns and outages, and completing those contracts as well as regular plant maintenance. This required managing multiple crews on various shifts.
Responsible for all billing, payroll, payables and accounting of the contract.
Skills, Training and Certifications:
Current CPR/First Aid Certified
OSHA 510 Certification (OSHA 30hr training)
OSHA 500 Train the Trainer Certification
OSHA (Outreach and Introduction to Scaffolding)
Honorary ERT Member Westar Entergy
OSHA Girbrima current Certification
HIPPA Certified through DHH of Louisiana
Completion of Carpenter Apprenticeship through Local Union 1098
Strong Leadership, interpersonal skills, organizational and communication skills including bilingual employees.
Skilled in A/R and A/P
Skilled in various computer programs: Excel, Microsoft Word, Publisher and Power Point.
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CRAIG K. PRICE
15074 Hoffman Court, Hammond, LA 70403
Home Phone (985)386-0501 Cell (985) 502-5438
E-mail: craigprice@charter.net
Associate Degree from Delgado Community College in Safety & Health
Active in professional safety and training organizations locally and nationally
• OSHA 500 Train the Trainer (Construction)
• Certified Marine Firefighter
• Certified American Red Cross CPR/FIRST AID Instructor
• Past president of Delta Safety Society (1998-1999)
• Asbestos Trainer Certificate Number #A06T0011
• Member Louisiana Motors Transporters Association
• Member of National Environmental Trainers Association (NETA)
• Handled one of the largest Hazardous Material incidents in Parish history
• Served on the Business and Industry board for Workers Compensation issues.
• Member of American Society of Safety Engineers
• Member of National Environmental Trainers Association (NETA)
• Louisiana Arson Investigator
• Louisiana Private Investigator
Kaiser Aluminum - Emergency Response Coordinator/Safety
Advanced Remediation Management, Inc. - Industrial Training, Industrial Hygiene
Thompson Environmental Management, Inc - Hazardous Materials & Safety Coordinator
Chemfix Technologies, Corporate Health and Safety Director
Baker CAC - Safety and Health Coordinator/ Trainer
• Responsible for Contractors during Re-build of Plant
• On Scene Incident Commander of spill response team.
• Served as client's liaison to regulatory agencies during a spill
• Conducted seminars for industry on regulatory procedures with handling spills
• Responsible for acquiring Parish and city government contracts
• Developed and coordinated super drill for major petrochemical companies
• Responsible for equipment and related budgets
• Developed drug and alcohol policy and procedures for company and outside clientele to meet DOT requirements
• Facilitated the development of OSHA compliance programs and procedures for nine different states. Compliance for diversified companies such as environmental laboratories, fabrication, hazardous waste wastewater treatment and hazardous material remediation.
• Developed and incorporated alcohol and substance abuse policies
• Implemented Workers Compensation case history review, decreased accidents from 17 per quarter to three per quarter within the first year.
• Instrumental in implementation of employment procedures and drug screening.
• Holds a patent for an electric pneumatic limit switch; complies with ASI/API - RP-14C and OCS Orders oilfield regulations
• API 14D trainer in sub-surface and surface valve operations.
• Field service trouble shooter on specialty products.
• MMS compliance for Chevron and BP sub-contractors, Trainer in Safety related matter pertaining to off-shore operations, Water survival, Crane, Rigging, Helicopter safety, etc.
• Technical and regulatory trainer in technical aspects of products
Posted April 19, 2009
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120 Fallbrook Avenue ? Lafayette, Louisiana 70506 ? (337) 269-4064
danlemanczyk@hotmail.com
Provide customers with complete turn key “Safety Management Systems” customized to the customer’s specific needs.
Conduct audits on the Health, Safety, Security, Environmental, Training and Quality programs of contract companies for major oil companies.
Evaluate Client & Contractor QHSE Performance,
Conduct Accident Prevention Programs and Accident Investigations,
Conduct On-Site Audits / Inspections of Facilities, Lift Boats, Offshore Supply Vessels,
Provided customers with complete turn key “Safety Management Systems” customized to the customer’s specific needs.
Supervised a staff of 15 + specialists and technicians.
Managed and Supervised the Corporate Crisis Management Team,
Designed and Directed Cardinal’s QHSE Programs,
Designed and Programmed Microsoft Excel incident and claims records system,
Designed the Employee Career Development Program,
Designed and Taught the Manager, Supervisor & New Hire Training and the Behavioral Based Safety Process – Management and Employee Programs,
Designed and Taught the Manager / Supervisor Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis Program,
Conducted Claims Mitigation / Management efforts on workers compensation claims; marine / highway transportation claims and general liability claims.
Evaluated Contractor HSE performance,
Conducted Accident Prevention Programs, Accident Investigations and Root Cause Analysis,
Conducted On-Site Audits / Inspections of Manufacturing Plants, Administration Center, Research Center, Service Centers, Training Centers in 16 States and Canada,
Provided Technical Support in Safety, Security and Environmental matters to the facilities in Great Britain, Canada, Japan and Venezuela,
Designed and Programmed Microsoft Excel records system on loss control,
Conducted Claims Mitigation / Management efforts on workers compensation claims; marine / highway transportation claims and general liability claims.
Training Director – NATCO Manufacturing
Designed and Taught Industrial Fire Control for the Marine, Offshore and Onshore Oil Producing Industry.
Contracted as the Safety Director for a client company,
Contracted as a Certified Safety Professional for the United States Department of Energy. This position required a “Secret” security clearance from the FBI.
Managed and Conducted training programs in Nigeria, Congo, Canada, and all of North America.
Consultant / Instructor for the New Iberia, Louisiana Fire Department HAZMAT Emergency Response Team.
Designed, Built and Managed the PMCS Training Center,
Developed and Conducted consulting, educational and training programs for industry in: Hydrocarbon Processing Equipment Operation, Instrumentation, Safety, Health, Environmental Safety and Governmental Compliance at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette;
Developed, Managed and Taught Production Equipment Training Programs in Nigeria and all of North America.
Managed the Process Safety Management Program;
Conducted Accident Prevention Programs, Accident Investigations, On-Site Audits / Inspections Offshore Platform, Onshore Leases, Onshore Production Facilities, Dock Facilities, Boat Fleet and Administration Centers;
Designed, Managed and Instructed the Marine Fire Control School and the Water Survival / Helicopter Escape / Survival Capsule School;
Instructed at the U.S. Coast Guard Inspector Training School for four years and received three letters of commendation from the U.S. Coast Guard;
Liaison between the U.S. Minerals Management Service, the U.S. Coast Guard and Aminoil.
Designed & Supervised the Construction and Installation of production equipment, control systems, process safety shutdown systems and fire suppression systems for offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico;
Project Manager on multi-million dollar Fire / Gas Detection & General Alarm Systems construction project to refit all offshore platforms.
Redesigned client hydrocarbon producing & processing facilities both offshore and onshore to comply with Mineral Management Service regulations for Process Safety Management on offshore platforms; Designed & Conducted training programs on hydrocarbon process equipment & government regulations at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Nichols State University and Major Oil Corporations.
1972 to 1977 Field Supervisor - Tenneco Oil Company
Installed, Operated and Maintained process control systems equipment and support systems on these platforms.
Provided on site security consulting for the anti-terrorist team.
Combat Reports Division
Headquarters 7th Air Force, Vietnam
Naturally Occurring Radio Active Material (NORM) (Instructor) – NATCO – 1991
Effective Time Management – Leadership Management, Inc. – Lafayette, Louisiana – 1991
Water Survival Craft Operations (Instructor) – University of Southwestern Louisiana – 1992
Workers’ Compensation – Council on Education in Management – Houston, Texas – 1996
Managing Contractor Safety: Roles & Responsibilities – Sr. Manager – DUPONT, Anchorage, Alaska – 1997
OSHA Train the Trainer – Environmental & Safety Services, Inc. – New Orleans, Louisiana – 1998
Leadership Skills – Randy Smith Training Schools – Lafayette, Louisiana – 1999
Managing Safety Performance – Acadiana Safety Association – Lafayette, Louisiana – 2003
Fire Prevention & Control - Fire Boss, Inc. - Grand Isle, Louisiana – 1973
- Ansul, Inc. (Instructor) – Marinette, Wisconsin – 1981
- International Safety & Training Association (Instructor)
New Orleans, Louisiana – 1982 to 1983
- Beaumont Fire Training Center (Instructor)
Beaumont, Texas – 1983 to 1984
- Texas A & M University Fire Training Center (Instructor),
College Station, Texas - 1984
- NATCO Industrial Fire Control (Instructor)
New Iberia, Louisiana – 1990 to 1995
Hazardous Material Emergency Response Incident Commander (Instructor) – LSU – 1992
Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS-100) – FEMA – 2007
ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents (IS-200) – FEMA – 2008
Incident Command Systems Management (IS-700 & IS-800) – FEMA – 2008
Operational Risk Management – Civil Air Patrol - 2009
Certified Instructor - OSHA General Industry Safety & Health
Certified Safety Professional - U.S. Department of Energy
U.S. Coast Guard Instructor - Three Letters of Commendation for training U.S. Coast Guard Inspectors during the period 1980-1984.
Air Force Commendation Medal - NCOIC of Security, Combat Reports Division, 7th Air Force
Commanders Commendation Medal - Director of Education & Training Support Group, Louisiana Wing, Civil Air Patrol
Master of Aerospace Education - Civil Air Patrol, Auxiliary to the U.S. Air Force
Safety, Health & Environmental Procedures
Production Safety Systems
Instrumentation
Production Equipment Operation
Principles of Glycol Dehydration
Principles of Well Testing
Principles of Gas Measurement
Principles of Oil Measurement
Principles of Crane Rigging
Oil Processing Equipment
Water Processing Equipment
Past Vice President - Acadiana Chapter of ASSE
Member - National Fire Protection Association
Member - International Society of Fire Service Instructors
Member - New Iberia, Louisiana Fire Department Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Team (Consultant & Instructor)
Member - Vietnam Veterans of America
Member - National Safety Council
Member - Gulf Coast Safety and Training Group
Board Member - Acadiana Safety Association
School Board Member - 1984 & 1985
Director - Education & Training Support Group, Louisiana Wing, Civil Air Patrol
Posted April 19, 2009
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Brian D. Foster, CSP, REM
2379 Briar West Blvd. #54
Houston, TX 77077
Cell: 337-344-1241
Industrial Engineer, Certified Safety Professional, Registered Environmental Manager (REM), Certificated PHA Facilitator and PSM Auditor with over thirty years experience in the areas of general HSE, process safety, fire protection, industrial hygiene and environmental affairs in oil & gas industries.
SEMP, Inc. - President 12/95 – 8/06
Sr. Safety & Environmental Engineer
Sr. Safety Engineer
Coordinator, Safety and Environmental Affairs
Safety Engineer - Sr. Safety & Environmental Engineer
Registered Environmental Manager (REM) - Cert. #8807
Certificated PHA Facilitator – PrimaTech, Inc. (1994)
Certificated PSM Auditor – PrimaTech, Inc. (1994)
Certificate in LOPA and S84 (Safety Integrated Systems), 2007
Gulf Coast Safety & Training Group (‘75 - present)
Tau Beta Pi and Alpha Pi Mu (Honor Societies)
Theta Tau - Engineering Fraternity
NESA (National Eagle Scout Association)
Website: www.semp.com
Posted April 19, 2009
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Chris D. Chambers, COSS
2912 Hwy. 14-East
Lake Charles, LA 70607
337-478-4638 (home); 337-660-4222 (cell)
e-mail address: chris-chambers@suddenlink.net
To save your company revenue lost due to workplace injuries/incidents and improve overall Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) performance by bringing the knowledge and skills that I have gained from 11 years of HSE work experience in Louisiana, Texas, and offshore as well as 19 years of working at various levels from bulk driver to administration.
December 1997 to April 2, 2009 – Halliburton HSE Tech. Prof., Gulf of Mexico Region
• Stayed familiar with the latest HSE regulatory requirements. Wrote, implemented, and maintained facility plans required by Regulatory Agencies such as the United States Coast Guard (USCG), Texas General Land Office (TGLO), Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ), Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LA DEQ), & the Mine Safety Health Administration (MSHA).
¦ Occupational Safety & Health Administration Required Plans
¦ Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans
¦ Spill Prevention & Counter Control Plans
¦ Facility Response Plans
¦ Facility Operations Manuals
¦ Facility Security Plans (implemented & later acquired an exemption from the USCG)
¦ Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) – Valid until 11-08-2012
Oct. 1993 – Feb. 1996 Halliburton Service Supervisor – Lake Charles Tools
Aug. 1992 – Sept. 1993 Halliburton Cementer – Lake Charles
Sept. 1990 – July 1992 Halliburton Tool Operator – Lake Charles
Jan. 1981 – Aug. 1990 Halliburton Cementer – Lafayette / Lake Charles
July 1980 – Dec. 1980 Halliburton Marine Service Operator – Lafayette
Oct. 1979 – June 1980 Halliburton Cementing Equipment Operator – Lafayette
May 1979 – Sept. 1979 Halliburton Bulk Materials Equipment Operator – New Iberia
• Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• TapRooT® Investigation and Reporting Software
LaGrange Senior High School, 1974 Lake Charles, LA
Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS), LSU Continuing Education, 2006
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RONALD M. MITS, CHMM
14163 Meadow Brook Ln.
Walker, LA 70785
(225) 636-0511
Willing to relocate
Hazardous Materials / Waste Manager, University of Alabama
40 hour HAZWOPER, Lorain County Community College
10 Hour OSHA
Underground Storage Tank Inspector, Ohio State Fire Marshal
Ohio Fire Marshal Fire Safety Issues, Hocking College
First Responder HAZMAT, Ohio Fire Academy
US Department of Homeland Security, Authorized User of Chemical-terrorism Vulnerability.
American Association of Railroads, TTCI, Advanced Rail Car Specialist
TTCI Bureau of Explosives 49 CFR DOT Training
U.S DOT/PHMSA Pipeline Emergencies First Responder Training
B.R.A.M.A.S, WMD Training
FEMA ICS 100 & 200, Emergency Management Institute
ICS 300, NIIMS
Radiation Worker Training, Dominion Power
DISA, Inc., Certificate, Supervisor Drug & Alcohol Awareness
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
First Aid - CPR
Communicating with Diplomacy and Tack, Padgett - Thompson
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Sr. EH&S Specialist/Regional Waste Manager
April 2008 to Present
Responsible for all aspects of facility safety, environmental projects and permitting, and waste management compliance at Bulk Terminal and Chemical Blending facilities in Louisiana, Tennessee, and Alabama. Corporate Safety Committee Member, Emergency Response Team Member and Hurricane Preparedness Team Member offering expertise in environmental and safety regulatory compliance and OSHA compliance training.
November 2007 – April 2008
Operations Manager
Operations Manager for a full service Industrial, Marine and Highway Emergency HazMat Response Company.
Division Manager
July 2006 – November 2007
Responsible for the planning and oversight of operations, health and safety, recruiting, training and insuring that divisional planning and profit goals were met. Managed Environmental and Emergency Response Operations in a fast paced environment. Provided oversight of ER operations in adverse environmental situations and directed personnel, talent and scope of services to provide a profitable solution to meet the customer’s needs.
Owner, The Value Engineering Company.
EH&S Consultant
April 2004 – April 2005
US Steel, Lorain, Ohio
As an Independent Contractor, Mr. Mits performed daily safety meetings with union client and subcontractor personnel to ensure all construction activities conformed to OSHA construction and company safety policies and guidelines. .
Environmental Engineer II
April 2003 – April 2004
Pine River Project, Alma, Michigan
As an Interim Engineering Field Inspector, Mr. Mits was responsible for project oversight and field inspections during a $9MM SEP/SRP at a decommissioned petroleum refinery in Alma, Michigan. His responsibilities included assuring all land, drain and river contours met with design and local county engineer requirements; that the hydraulic dredging, excavation and water treatment of contaminated river sediment conformed with USACE and MDEQ air and water permitting requirements; and the delineation, preservation and restoration of ecological receptors.
Project Manager
October 1997 – December 2001
As a Project Manager/Safety Manager, Mr. Mits was responsible for managing cost reimbursable (CR) and firm fixed price (FFP) projects and/or task orders ranging in value from $50K to $1.5MM. Mr. Mits was responsible for the development, technical review, and completion of USACE HTRW contract and regulatory submittals, HASP development and implementation, permits, cost tracking, and profitable, turnkey project achievements.
--Ivan L. Farley, USACE Huntington, April 26, 1999
A.A., Environmental Technology 1981
Academy of Certified Hazardous Material Managers
Posted April 19, 2009
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PETE CUVA
11632 Bush Lane – Forney, TX 75126
pcuva53@student.sosu.edu
Mobile: 214-773-2699
Highly motivated, skilled and goal driven individual seeks a challenging safety position. Seeks to gain experience and expand knowledge in the safety field. Offers superior organization and time management skills.
• Demonstrates highly developed interpersonal abilities, communication skills and utilizes strong, organized, task and time management
• Results driven, focused, detail oriented, and determined performer with exemplary work ethic-offers the highest levels of integrity, initiative, resourcefulness, consistency and diligence.
• Highly adaptable, rapidly learns new procedures/processes, quickly adjusts to changes in schedule, team structure needs and organizational objectives
• Member of 2003 Big Twelve and Rose Bowl Championship (Oklahoma Football)
• Member of 2004, 2005, and 2006 LSC Championship (SOSU Football)
• All Conference LSC Kicker and Punter (2nd Team 2004, 2006)
• All Conference LSC Punter (1st Team 2005)
• All Conference Academic LSC (1st Team 2005)
• All Time Leading Scorer At SOSU
Human Factors and Ergonomics, Systems Approach to Hazard Control, Safety and Health Legislation, Construction Safety, Acoustics/Vibrations and Noise Control, Safety Training and Techniques, Hazardous Materials, Fire Science, Industrial Hygiene, Drugs in Society, First Aid and Safety.
• Microsoft office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), Internet research
Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety SOSU Fall 2006
GPA: 3.39
Masters of Counseling and Guidance Completion Spring 2009
PLAYGROUND FACILITATOR SUMMER 2003/2004
Jewish Community Center, Dallas TX
• Checked all equipment on daily basis, as well as created safe and fun environment for children
STUDENT WORKER FALL 2005/2006
Office of Admissions, Durant OK
• Data entry, answered phones, gave student tours
INTERNSHIP CHOCTAW WELLNESS CENTER SPRING 2007
• Fitness instructor
SPECIAL TEAMS COACH SUMMER 2007/2008
Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Kingsville TX
• Coached Kickers and Punters
References Available upon Request at SOSU Career and Placement Office
Posted April 19, 2009
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Tim Manning, CSP
18 Glade Bank Place
Woodlands, TX 77382
Mobile 936-697-5112
Home 936-271-7457
Email: tmann18@comcast.net
Strategic Leadership Coaching and Mentoring
Management Systems and Processes Driving and Managing Teamwork
Championing Change Communication Effectiveness
Provide global leadership of HSE Services for LBI which operates more than 60 manufacturing sites in 19 different countries. Directly supervise five managers that have global responsibilities in the areas of
Security and Crisis Management, HSE Training, HSE Integration, Environmental Services – North America, and IT - HSE Tools and Applications.
• As an active representative for the Chemical’s division Sr. VP Manufacturing staff meetings, drove world class safety performance of 0.4 recordable incident rate for employees and contractors.
• Developed the strategy and gained Executive approval to design and implement a Global Crisis Management process for the new company which required consolidating three legacy company systems resulting in one comprehensive process.
• Provided leadership and oversight to develop a process for integrating the legacy company’s HSE Corporate management systems. The process included:
o A governance process for prioritizing and implementing the integration activities
o Establishing and chartering teams to define the technical requirements and reflect the company philosophy
o A process for gaining alignment and support for the new standards
o A change management process for defining the plan and resources to ensure effective implementation
• Provided leadership and oversight for the career development process for the North American facilities consisting of a rotation process, mentoring program, college recruiting program, and succession planning.
o Provided input, guidance, and interview support to plant management in defining competencies for site HSE Management position’s to ensure the best candidate is selected to meet the business needs.
o Developed and was the management sponsor for the HSE college intern and recruiting program attracting new talent for the organization.
Provided the strategic leadership and direction to the Houston Region HSE Organization in support of the Divisional VP, Operations. Additionally, responsible for the HSE activities at a large chemical complex of 1,800 employees. Directly responsible for an HSE organization consisting of five direct reports with fifty employees and thirty-two contract employees. Managed a budget of $12,000,000.
• Established and gained alignment regarding resolution of HSE issues and concerns across the region ensuring compliance with company standards and facilitating best practice sharing.
• Designed and executed business plan that transformed the HSE organization into a reliable, strategic business partner utilizing high performance teams and best practices.
Provided the overall leadership and direction for the HSE organization of approximately 35 personnel and 25 contractors at a 280,000 bpd full conversion refinery in the areas of regulatory affairs, auditing, environmental, security, industrial hygiene, process safety, occupational safety, and data management. Directly responsible for an expense budget of $10,000,000. Provided leadership and regulatory support for capital projects ranging from $5,000,000 - $200,000,000.
Certified Safety Professional
Provided in-house technical expertise and case management in support of toxic tort litigation.
Safety Superintendent
Provided leadership and direction for occupational and process safety at a 280,000 bpd refinery.
Led efforts to develop, implement, and audit industrial hygiene programs.
Senior Environmental Coordinator
Bachelor of Science, Industrial Hygiene and Safety
University of Houston, Houston, Texas
Professional Certifications
Certified Safety Professional
Posted April 19, 2009
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