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Safety Manager
Evans, GA 30809 • 459 mi.
Job Function:
Construction & Extraction, Engineering, Manufacturing & Production
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Employment Type:
Full-Time, 1099 Contractor
Experience:
21+ Years
Salary:
$90-130k
Education:
Some College
Security Clearance:
Inactive Secret
Citizenship:
U.S. Citizen
Willing to Relocate:
Any Location
Travel Preference:
50% Travel
Maximum Commute:
No Preference
RESUME
•••••y Noel •••••
••••• E Highland
Hobbs, NM •••••
Telephone ••••• / Cell ••••• Objective Safety Manager
Summary
Professional Safety Manager with a decade of international and domestic field experience in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Department of Energy, and Project Management. Project Safety Manager for the Louisiana Energy Services National Enrichment, Salt Waste Processing Facilities and Kimberly Clark, Beach Island Plant. An Approved OSHA, MSHA, and Certified Emergency Management Director. Possessed a security clearance and background investigation with US Marine Corps and FBI Infraguard Program. OSHA, MSHA train the trainer instructor. Decade of field experience with multi-million dollar projects in safety management with multiple project managers and projects simultaneously in progress. Responsible for conducting safety orientations, training, and regulatory complaint programs. Responsible for Kimberly Clarks largest plant expansion; numerous new operations buildings and warehouses including a two-story office building. Responsible for MSHA safety at Lafarge Concrete facility (Kilm retrofit). Experienced as a Security and Safety Manager for major food company. Established and maintained Safety Behavior Programs (dbo2 and DuPont STOP program). Awarded two National Safety Awards for ••••• from the National Safety Council on behalf of the American Meat Institute. Awarded two Georgia Department of Labor Safety Awards ••••• Responsible for creation of Augusta utilities department safety program. Maintain contacts with Local, State, and Federal agencies to ensure cooperation while maintaining a resource base. Compliant Manager for Federal, State, and Local regulations and laws including the EPA, EPD, OSHA, MSHA, DOT, and local government.
SKILL QUALIFICATIONS
Project Safety Manager
Responsible for the National Enrichment Facility, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission site with Louisiana Energy Services. Lead the development and implementation of the project safety program utilizing Parsons Safety Health and Risk Process (Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) contract). Safety implementation from the Pre bid through closeout phase. Reviewed all design, permitting, construction documents. Reviewed contractor safety and health programs along with a description of the hazards particular to their work and their nominees for key safety positions. Responsible for working diligently with Customer, project staff, direct reports, and contractors in strictly enforcing the contract SAFETY provisions, including compliance with the Project Safety Plan, OSHA regulations (••••• CFR ••••• and •••••), and other applicable safety standards. Participates in meetings with Project personnel and Contractors (such as pre award and pre-construction conferences, etc.) to outline and explain the project health and safety program and other safety related aspects of the contracts as appropriate. Conducts safety audits through review and analysis of performance, safety records and safety inspections. Organized and conducted safety training as necessary.
Senior Safety Specialist
Responsible as the senior member of the safety team at the Department of Energy (DOE), Savannah River Site, Salt Waste Processing Facility. Responsible for the intergraded safety management system and the construction safety from the beginning to continuous operation for one year after construction is complete. Responsible for the daily safety of Parsons and all subcontractors on site within the DOE. This includes training all personnel from orientation to special operations training in the various disciplines. Required to meet all DOE, Federal, State, Local, and Contract policies, regulations, and procedures. Responsible for the Occupational Health treatment of individuals on site as a First Responder and primary care provider. Responsible for Supervisory Training in Accident Reduction Techniques.
Safety Coordinator
Responsible as the Site Safety Coordinator for all projects contracted through CR Meyer at the Kimberly Clark Plant in Beech Island, and Lafarge Concrete facility in Harleyville SC. Responsible for the daily safety requirements and all regulatory site requirements. This includes collaboration with the customer and the local, state, and federal safety requirements. Operate as the general contractors only safety professional with responsibility of the companys employees and all subcontractors including the customers employees. Established an Occupational Health Care facility and safety supply logistical chain. Responsible for the safety coordination of projects and the liaison of all parties involved in the safety, risk management arena. Conducted safety analysis on a daily basis to ensure employee safety and produce zero accidents or recordables and lost time injuries. Responsible for over one million safe man-hours without any recordables. Responsible for the first aid and initial medical care of employees including saving two individuals from sudden cardiac arrest.
Safety Manager
Responsible for the implementation of all OSHA regulations and the Safety Program for a meat company that had both a slaughter and grind facility. Organized a visible safety program, conducted OSHA and Safety Training for 1,••••• employees. Responsible for the reduction of accidents and worker compensation claims. Responsible for the daily observation of safety audits and bioterrorism. Conducted daily safety briefs and provided advice on safety related issues. Advised management on the daily and monthly safety data and recommended safety improvements. Developed and organized the companies safety and training programs ensuring compliance with OSHA, EPA, EPD, DOT and regulatory agencies.
Safety Officer
Responsible for the implementation of all OSHA regulations and the Safety Program for the Utility Department for the city of Augusta, Georgia. Organized a visible safety program, conducted OSHA and Safety Training for 1,••••• employees. Responsible for the reduction of accidents and worker compensation claims. Responsible for the daily observation of safety audits and regulatory requirements. Conducted daily safety briefs and provided advice on safety related issues. Advised management on the daily and monthly basis on the safety data and recommended safety improvements. Developed, organized, and conducted the departments safety and training programs ensuring compliance with OSHA, EPA, EPD, DOT and regulatory agencies. Responsible for Water Treatment and Wastewater Safety.
Safety Instructor
An OHSA approved Outreach Instructor, responsible for training individuals in accordance with combined federal regulations (CFR). Conducted ten- and thirty-hour CFR subjects in the following areas: OSHA ACT; Inspections, Citations, and Proposed Penalties; How to Conduct Field Inspections and Operations Manual; General Duty Clause; CFR ••••• Subparts: D (Walking & Working Surfaces), E&L (Fire Protection), H (Flammables & Combustibles), I (Personal Protective Equipment), J (Confined Spaces), N (Material Handling), O (Machine Guards), Q (Welding, Cutting, and Brazing), S (Electrical Safety), Z (Hazard Communication, Industrial Hygiene /Blood borne Pathogens); ••••• CFR •••••, Record keeping, and Ergonomics. Also conducted specialized training in Excavation, Trenching, Competent Person, and Soil Analysis. Responsible for Respiratory Protection, Construction, Confined Space, and Record Keeping Programs.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Parsons, ••••• Present, Consultant, ••••• Present, CR Meyer, Aug •••••, DEMCO, •••••, FPL Food ••••• ; KBR, ••••• ; Augusta Utilities, ••••• ; United States Marine Corps, •••••
EDUCATION
MSHA, Mine and Health Safety Train the Trainer, Alabama, December •••••
OSHA, Construction & General Train the Trainer, Georgia Technology University,
Atlanta, GA May •••••
CEM, GEMA, Forsyth, Georgia - •••••/•••••/•••••
OSHA Instructor, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
WMD Instructor, U. S. Department of Homeland Security (USDHS), Center for Domestic
Preparedness (CDP), Anniston, AL - •••••/•••••/•••••
WMD Technical Emergency Response Training Course (COBRA) CDP, Anniston, AL
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WMD Incident Command Course (COBRA), USDHS, CDP, Anniston, AL - •••••/•••••/•••••
WMD Incident Complexities (Incident Command 8), USDHS, Augusta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
First Responder Radiological Transportation Emergency Course, U. S. Department of
Energy (DOE), Augusta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
Radiological Instrumentation Course, DOE, Augusta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
Bomb Incident Plan/ Bomb Threat Assessment, Richmond County Sheriffs Department (RCSD) - •••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Response to Terrorism, National Fire Academy ISP - •••••/•••••/•••••
Federal Emergency Management Institute:
National Response Plan IS •••••••••••••••/•••••/•••••
National Incident Plan••••• IS •••••••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Mitigation for Homeowners IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Community Emergence Response Team Trainer •••••/•••••/•••••
Leadership & Influence IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Effective Communication IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Decision Making & Problem Solving IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Radiological Emergency Response IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Preparedness IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Basic Incident Command System IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Introduction to Mitigation IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
The Professional in Emergency Mgmt IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Citizen Guide to Disaster IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Hazardous Materials IS••••• ••••• •••••/•••••/•••••
Radiological Emergency Management IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Community Disaster Exercises IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
EOC Management and Operations IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Program Manager IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Georgia Emergency Management Agency:
Certified Emergency Manager •••••, •••••, •••••
EOC Management and Operations ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Developing Volunteer Resources ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Decision Making and Problem Solving ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Hazardous Weather and Flooding Preparedness ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Mass Fatalities Incident Response ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Disaster Response and Recovery Operations ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Exercise Design / Evaluation ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Planning ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Leadership and Influence ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
WIPP Radiological Instrumentation ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
WIPP First Responder ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Principals of Emergency Management ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Infection Control ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Crash Victim Extrication ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Awareness for Initial Response to Hazardous Materials ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Rescue Specialist ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
ICS/EOC ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
COMPUTER SKILLS
Proficient in Windows, Microsoft Office, Word, Outlook, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Served as a Local Area Network Administrator, and Information Systems Coordinator. Twenty years experience in various business software programs.
CERTIFICATIONS
Director, Emergency Management, GEMA
Certified Safety Instructor, OSHA and the National Safety Council Approved Instructor
Approved Department of Labor, MSHA Instructor, Trainer
Department of Justice and Homeland Security Instructor
AWARDS
Two National Safety ••••• Awards (American Meat Institute/National Safety Counsel) and Two Georgia Department of Labor ••••• Safety Awards, Navy Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal, 3 Navy Achievement Medals, Cold War Medal, 6 Good Conduct Medals, 2 Recruiting Ribbons, 3 Sea Service Ribbons, ••••• Certificates of Commendations, 5 Certificates of Appreciation, 7 Meritorious Mast, Centurion Award Recruiting.
Provided for a more detailed Certifications and Training Listing (Not part of Resume)
United States Marine Corps:
Weapons Expert (M•••••, ••••• Cal, 9mm, Mk•••••) •••••
Human Resource Expert (••••• years of Personal Administration) •••••
Recruiter •••••, and Recruiter Station Commander •••••
Operations Expert (Ground, Infantry Deployment) •••••
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Expert •••••
Casualty Officer, Disability Counselor, Senior Enlisted Advisor •••••
Secret Clearance and General Staff Personnel •••••
Presidential Security Staff, General Security Staff •••••
Marine Corps Institute Graduate on Resident and Non-Resident Studies •••••
Georgia Institute of Technology:
Excavation, Trenching and Soil Mechanics, •••••/•••••/•••••
Respiratory Protection, •••••/•••••/•••••
Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry, •••••/•••••
Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, •••••/•••••
OSHA Record keeping Standard, •••••/•••••/•••••
Permit-Required Confined Space Entry, 6/•••••/•••••
National Safety Council:
Incident Investigation, •••••/•••••
Traffic Control Zones Supervisors Course, •••••/•••••
Excavation, Trenching Competent Person Course, •••••/•••••
Confined Space Compliance Seminar, •••••/•••••
OSHA ••••• Hr. Roadway Construction, •••••/•••••
Flagger Instructor, •••••/•••••
Augusta, Georgia Consolidated Government:
Bomb Incident Plan / Bomb Threat Assessment, RCSD
Annual EEO / Sexual Harassment Training
United States Department of Homeland Security Office for Domestic Preparedness:
Incident Command Weapons of Mass Destruction (IC, WMD) COBRA
WMD Technical Emergency Response Course (TERT) COBRA
Instructor, Weapons of Mass Destruction COBRA
GEMA:
Certified Emergency Manager (Directors & Certification Briefing)
Community Emergency Response Training Instructor
Decision Making and Problem Solving
Mass Fatalities Incident Response
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) 1st Responder
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) Radiological Instrumentation Training
Hazardous Weather and Flooding Preparedness
Disaster Response and Recovery Operations
Developing Volunteer Resources
Incident Command Systems/Emergency Operations Interface (ICS/EOC)
Rescue Specialist
Awareness Initial Hazardous Materials Incidents
Crash Victims Extrication
Infections Control
Principals of Emergency Management
Leadership & Influence
FEMA:
Emergency Program Manager
Emergency Preparedness
Radiological Emergency Management
Hazardous Materials
A Citizens Guide to Disaster Assistance
Community Disaster Exercises
Basic Incident Command System
EOC Management and Operations
Mitigation
Professional in Emergency Management
Leadership and Influence
Decision Making & Problem Solving
Effective Communication
Radiological Emergency Response
Emergency Planning
Exercise Design Evaluation
Homeowner Mitigation
National Fire Academy Independent Study Program:
Emergency Response to Terrorism
Columbia County Sheriffs Department:
Citizens Law Enforcement Academy
Richmond County Sheriffs Department:
Explosives and Bomb Planning
American Water Works Association:
Maintaining and Securing your Water Distribution System
American Red Cross:
Disaster Specialist (DHSR)
CPR, First Aid
Damage Assessment Training
Public Affairs Officer
Mass Casualty Training
Shelter Operations
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Activities
Activity Estimated Credit Hours Start Date Completion Date Expiration Date Score Grade Attended Duration
Course: ••••• CFR ••••• at SWPF
7/7/••••• 7/7/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 5, Seconds: •••••
Document: ••••• Safety Training Brochure
7/1/••••• 7/1/••••• •••••
Course: Asbestos Awareness
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: Basic SHARP & Zero Incident Techniques
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 2, Seconds: •••••
Course: Bloodborne Pathogens
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: Deadly Distractions Behind the Wheel
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Drive Defensively and Maintain Escape Routes
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Hazardous Waste Awareness
8/2/••••• 8/2/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: Heat Stress Awareness
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: 4
Course: How to Spot and Avoid Fail-to-Yield Collisions
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Parsons Vehicle Safety Policy Test
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Staying Safe While Traveling on Business
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: SWPF Condition Reports
7/9/••••• 7/9/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: SWPF General EMS Training
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 7, Seconds: 6
Course: SWPF Lessons Learned Rev 1
7/2/••••• 7/2/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 1, Seconds: •••••
Course: SWPF New Employee Training Rev 3
7/9/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 4, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: SWPF Permit Overview J-Area
8/2/••••• 8/2/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 4, Seconds: •••••
Course: SWPF Significant Aspect EMS Training
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 7, Seconds: •••••
Course: Techniques for Driving Safely on Freeways
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Techniques for Safe Backing Maneuvers
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Techniques for Safe Parking & Backing Maneuvers
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: The Dangers of Road Rage
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: The Importance of Using Seatbelts
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: The Perils at Intersections
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
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Hobbs, NM •••••
Telephone ••••• / Cell ••••• Objective Safety Manager
Summary
Professional Safety Manager with a decade of international and domestic field experience in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Department of Energy, and Project Management. Project Safety Manager for the Louisiana Energy Services National Enrichment, Salt Waste Processing Facilities and Kimberly Clark, Beach Island Plant. An Approved OSHA, MSHA, and Certified Emergency Management Director. Possessed a security clearance and background investigation with US Marine Corps and FBI Infraguard Program. OSHA, MSHA train the trainer instructor. Decade of field experience with multi-million dollar projects in safety management with multiple project managers and projects simultaneously in progress. Responsible for conducting safety orientations, training, and regulatory complaint programs. Responsible for Kimberly Clarks largest plant expansion; numerous new operations buildings and warehouses including a two-story office building. Responsible for MSHA safety at Lafarge Concrete facility (Kilm retrofit). Experienced as a Security and Safety Manager for major food company. Established and maintained Safety Behavior Programs (dbo2 and DuPont STOP program). Awarded two National Safety Awards for ••••• from the National Safety Council on behalf of the American Meat Institute. Awarded two Georgia Department of Labor Safety Awards ••••• Responsible for creation of Augusta utilities department safety program. Maintain contacts with Local, State, and Federal agencies to ensure cooperation while maintaining a resource base. Compliant Manager for Federal, State, and Local regulations and laws including the EPA, EPD, OSHA, MSHA, DOT, and local government.
SKILL QUALIFICATIONS
Project Safety Manager
Responsible for the National Enrichment Facility, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission site with Louisiana Energy Services. Lead the development and implementation of the project safety program utilizing Parsons Safety Health and Risk Process (Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) contract). Safety implementation from the Pre bid through closeout phase. Reviewed all design, permitting, construction documents. Reviewed contractor safety and health programs along with a description of the hazards particular to their work and their nominees for key safety positions. Responsible for working diligently with Customer, project staff, direct reports, and contractors in strictly enforcing the contract SAFETY provisions, including compliance with the Project Safety Plan, OSHA regulations (••••• CFR ••••• and •••••), and other applicable safety standards. Participates in meetings with Project personnel and Contractors (such as pre award and pre-construction conferences, etc.) to outline and explain the project health and safety program and other safety related aspects of the contracts as appropriate. Conducts safety audits through review and analysis of performance, safety records and safety inspections. Organized and conducted safety training as necessary.
Senior Safety Specialist
Responsible as the senior member of the safety team at the Department of Energy (DOE), Savannah River Site, Salt Waste Processing Facility. Responsible for the intergraded safety management system and the construction safety from the beginning to continuous operation for one year after construction is complete. Responsible for the daily safety of Parsons and all subcontractors on site within the DOE. This includes training all personnel from orientation to special operations training in the various disciplines. Required to meet all DOE, Federal, State, Local, and Contract policies, regulations, and procedures. Responsible for the Occupational Health treatment of individuals on site as a First Responder and primary care provider. Responsible for Supervisory Training in Accident Reduction Techniques.
Safety Coordinator
Responsible as the Site Safety Coordinator for all projects contracted through CR Meyer at the Kimberly Clark Plant in Beech Island, and Lafarge Concrete facility in Harleyville SC. Responsible for the daily safety requirements and all regulatory site requirements. This includes collaboration with the customer and the local, state, and federal safety requirements. Operate as the general contractors only safety professional with responsibility of the companys employees and all subcontractors including the customers employees. Established an Occupational Health Care facility and safety supply logistical chain. Responsible for the safety coordination of projects and the liaison of all parties involved in the safety, risk management arena. Conducted safety analysis on a daily basis to ensure employee safety and produce zero accidents or recordables and lost time injuries. Responsible for over one million safe man-hours without any recordables. Responsible for the first aid and initial medical care of employees including saving two individuals from sudden cardiac arrest.
Safety Manager
Responsible for the implementation of all OSHA regulations and the Safety Program for a meat company that had both a slaughter and grind facility. Organized a visible safety program, conducted OSHA and Safety Training for 1,••••• employees. Responsible for the reduction of accidents and worker compensation claims. Responsible for the daily observation of safety audits and bioterrorism. Conducted daily safety briefs and provided advice on safety related issues. Advised management on the daily and monthly safety data and recommended safety improvements. Developed and organized the companies safety and training programs ensuring compliance with OSHA, EPA, EPD, DOT and regulatory agencies.
Safety Officer
Responsible for the implementation of all OSHA regulations and the Safety Program for the Utility Department for the city of Augusta, Georgia. Organized a visible safety program, conducted OSHA and Safety Training for 1,••••• employees. Responsible for the reduction of accidents and worker compensation claims. Responsible for the daily observation of safety audits and regulatory requirements. Conducted daily safety briefs and provided advice on safety related issues. Advised management on the daily and monthly basis on the safety data and recommended safety improvements. Developed, organized, and conducted the departments safety and training programs ensuring compliance with OSHA, EPA, EPD, DOT and regulatory agencies. Responsible for Water Treatment and Wastewater Safety.
Safety Instructor
An OHSA approved Outreach Instructor, responsible for training individuals in accordance with combined federal regulations (CFR). Conducted ten- and thirty-hour CFR subjects in the following areas: OSHA ACT; Inspections, Citations, and Proposed Penalties; How to Conduct Field Inspections and Operations Manual; General Duty Clause; CFR ••••• Subparts: D (Walking & Working Surfaces), E&L (Fire Protection), H (Flammables & Combustibles), I (Personal Protective Equipment), J (Confined Spaces), N (Material Handling), O (Machine Guards), Q (Welding, Cutting, and Brazing), S (Electrical Safety), Z (Hazard Communication, Industrial Hygiene /Blood borne Pathogens); ••••• CFR •••••, Record keeping, and Ergonomics. Also conducted specialized training in Excavation, Trenching, Competent Person, and Soil Analysis. Responsible for Respiratory Protection, Construction, Confined Space, and Record Keeping Programs.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Parsons, ••••• Present, Consultant, ••••• Present, CR Meyer, Aug •••••, DEMCO, •••••, FPL Food ••••• ; KBR, ••••• ; Augusta Utilities, ••••• ; United States Marine Corps, •••••
EDUCATION
MSHA, Mine and Health Safety Train the Trainer, Alabama, December •••••
OSHA, Construction & General Train the Trainer, Georgia Technology University,
Atlanta, GA May •••••
CEM, GEMA, Forsyth, Georgia - •••••/•••••/•••••
OSHA Instructor, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
WMD Instructor, U. S. Department of Homeland Security (USDHS), Center for Domestic
Preparedness (CDP), Anniston, AL - •••••/•••••/•••••
WMD Technical Emergency Response Training Course (COBRA) CDP, Anniston, AL
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WMD Incident Command Course (COBRA), USDHS, CDP, Anniston, AL - •••••/•••••/•••••
WMD Incident Complexities (Incident Command 8), USDHS, Augusta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
First Responder Radiological Transportation Emergency Course, U. S. Department of
Energy (DOE), Augusta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
Radiological Instrumentation Course, DOE, Augusta, GA - •••••/•••••/•••••
Bomb Incident Plan/ Bomb Threat Assessment, Richmond County Sheriffs Department (RCSD) - •••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Response to Terrorism, National Fire Academy ISP - •••••/•••••/•••••
Federal Emergency Management Institute:
National Response Plan IS •••••••••••••••/•••••/•••••
National Incident Plan••••• IS •••••••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Mitigation for Homeowners IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Community Emergence Response Team Trainer •••••/•••••/•••••
Leadership & Influence IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Effective Communication IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Decision Making & Problem Solving IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Radiological Emergency Response IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Preparedness IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Basic Incident Command System IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Introduction to Mitigation IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
The Professional in Emergency Mgmt IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Citizen Guide to Disaster IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Hazardous Materials IS••••• ••••• •••••/•••••/•••••
Radiological Emergency Management IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Community Disaster Exercises IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
EOC Management and Operations IS ••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Program Manager IS••••• ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Georgia Emergency Management Agency:
Certified Emergency Manager •••••, •••••, •••••
EOC Management and Operations ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Developing Volunteer Resources ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Decision Making and Problem Solving ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Hazardous Weather and Flooding Preparedness ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Mass Fatalities Incident Response ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Disaster Response and Recovery Operations ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Exercise Design / Evaluation ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Emergency Planning ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Leadership and Influence ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
WIPP Radiological Instrumentation ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
WIPP First Responder ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Principals of Emergency Management ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Infection Control ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Crash Victim Extrication ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Awareness for Initial Response to Hazardous Materials ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
Rescue Specialist ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
ICS/EOC ••••••••••/•••••/•••••
COMPUTER SKILLS
Proficient in Windows, Microsoft Office, Word, Outlook, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. Served as a Local Area Network Administrator, and Information Systems Coordinator. Twenty years experience in various business software programs.
CERTIFICATIONS
Director, Emergency Management, GEMA
Certified Safety Instructor, OSHA and the National Safety Council Approved Instructor
Approved Department of Labor, MSHA Instructor, Trainer
Department of Justice and Homeland Security Instructor
AWARDS
Two National Safety ••••• Awards (American Meat Institute/National Safety Counsel) and Two Georgia Department of Labor ••••• Safety Awards, Navy Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal, 3 Navy Achievement Medals, Cold War Medal, 6 Good Conduct Medals, 2 Recruiting Ribbons, 3 Sea Service Ribbons, ••••• Certificates of Commendations, 5 Certificates of Appreciation, 7 Meritorious Mast, Centurion Award Recruiting.
Provided for a more detailed Certifications and Training Listing (Not part of Resume)
United States Marine Corps:
Weapons Expert (M•••••, ••••• Cal, 9mm, Mk•••••) •••••
Human Resource Expert (••••• years of Personal Administration) •••••
Recruiter •••••, and Recruiter Station Commander •••••
Operations Expert (Ground, Infantry Deployment) •••••
Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Expert •••••
Casualty Officer, Disability Counselor, Senior Enlisted Advisor •••••
Secret Clearance and General Staff Personnel •••••
Presidential Security Staff, General Security Staff •••••
Marine Corps Institute Graduate on Resident and Non-Resident Studies •••••
Georgia Institute of Technology:
Excavation, Trenching and Soil Mechanics, •••••/•••••/•••••
Respiratory Protection, •••••/•••••/•••••
Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry, •••••/•••••
Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, •••••/•••••
OSHA Record keeping Standard, •••••/•••••/•••••
Permit-Required Confined Space Entry, 6/•••••/•••••
National Safety Council:
Incident Investigation, •••••/•••••
Traffic Control Zones Supervisors Course, •••••/•••••
Excavation, Trenching Competent Person Course, •••••/•••••
Confined Space Compliance Seminar, •••••/•••••
OSHA ••••• Hr. Roadway Construction, •••••/•••••
Flagger Instructor, •••••/•••••
Augusta, Georgia Consolidated Government:
Bomb Incident Plan / Bomb Threat Assessment, RCSD
Annual EEO / Sexual Harassment Training
United States Department of Homeland Security Office for Domestic Preparedness:
Incident Command Weapons of Mass Destruction (IC, WMD) COBRA
WMD Technical Emergency Response Course (TERT) COBRA
Instructor, Weapons of Mass Destruction COBRA
GEMA:
Certified Emergency Manager (Directors & Certification Briefing)
Community Emergency Response Training Instructor
Decision Making and Problem Solving
Mass Fatalities Incident Response
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) 1st Responder
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) Radiological Instrumentation Training
Hazardous Weather and Flooding Preparedness
Disaster Response and Recovery Operations
Developing Volunteer Resources
Incident Command Systems/Emergency Operations Interface (ICS/EOC)
Rescue Specialist
Awareness Initial Hazardous Materials Incidents
Crash Victims Extrication
Infections Control
Principals of Emergency Management
Leadership & Influence
FEMA:
Emergency Program Manager
Emergency Preparedness
Radiological Emergency Management
Hazardous Materials
A Citizens Guide to Disaster Assistance
Community Disaster Exercises
Basic Incident Command System
EOC Management and Operations
Mitigation
Professional in Emergency Management
Leadership and Influence
Decision Making & Problem Solving
Effective Communication
Radiological Emergency Response
Emergency Planning
Exercise Design Evaluation
Homeowner Mitigation
National Fire Academy Independent Study Program:
Emergency Response to Terrorism
Columbia County Sheriffs Department:
Citizens Law Enforcement Academy
Richmond County Sheriffs Department:
Explosives and Bomb Planning
American Water Works Association:
Maintaining and Securing your Water Distribution System
American Red Cross:
Disaster Specialist (DHSR)
CPR, First Aid
Damage Assessment Training
Public Affairs Officer
Mass Casualty Training
Shelter Operations
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Activities
Activity Estimated Credit Hours Start Date Completion Date Expiration Date Score Grade Attended Duration
Course: ••••• CFR ••••• at SWPF
7/7/••••• 7/7/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 5, Seconds: •••••
Document: ••••• Safety Training Brochure
7/1/••••• 7/1/••••• •••••
Course: Asbestos Awareness
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: Basic SHARP & Zero Incident Techniques
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 2, Seconds: •••••
Course: Bloodborne Pathogens
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: Deadly Distractions Behind the Wheel
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Drive Defensively and Maintain Escape Routes
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Hazardous Waste Awareness
8/2/••••• 8/2/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: Heat Stress Awareness
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: 4
Course: How to Spot and Avoid Fail-to-Yield Collisions
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Parsons Vehicle Safety Policy Test
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Staying Safe While Traveling on Business
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: SWPF Condition Reports
7/9/••••• 7/9/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: SWPF General EMS Training
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 7, Seconds: 6
Course: SWPF Lessons Learned Rev 1
7/2/••••• 7/2/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 1, Seconds: •••••
Course: SWPF New Employee Training Rev 3
7/9/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 4, Minutes: •••••, Seconds: •••••
Course: SWPF Permit Overview J-Area
8/2/••••• 8/2/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 4, Seconds: •••••
Course: SWPF Significant Aspect EMS Training
7/•••••/••••• 7/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 7, Seconds: •••••
Course: Techniques for Driving Safely on Freeways
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Techniques for Safe Backing Maneuvers
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: Techniques for Safe Parking & Backing Maneuvers
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: The Dangers of Road Rage
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: The Importance of Using Seatbelts
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
Course: The Perils at Intersections
6/•••••/••••• 6/•••••/••••• ••••• Pass Days: 0, Hours: 0, Minutes: 0, Seconds: 0
KEYWORDS
Safety and or EHS Manager