Clayton M. Lihilihi

abr2fz@r.postjobfree.com

808-***-****

Objective: To share knowledge on Best Practices on Health,

Safety, Environment and Quality (HSEQ) in the development and

implementation of HSEQ Management System and promote Continuous

Improvement.

Experience: Over 27 years: Managing US Navy/Marine and Federal Safety

Programs. Using the expert knowledge I posses, to stay goal orientated in

the application of all laws, standards, regulations, and best practices.

01/2012 to Present: Retired

11/2011 to 12/2011: Safety Engineer: ISA Air Base, Bahrain: SAIC

Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Management

Explosive Safety Management

Radiation Safety Management

06/2010 to 11/2011:Program Manager: CL Contract Services: Honolulu, HI

Safety and Security Consultanting including facility, vehicle, equipment,

maintenance, and repair.

Use problem solving methods and techniques, to calculate and propose

appropriate courses of action.

Prepare cost estimates for labor, equipment and materials; and maintain

contract records and reports of cost, supply, equipment and personnel data.

05/2003 to 05/2010: Safety & Occupational Health Manager GS-018-12: Marine

Corps Base Hawaii; Kaneohe Bay, HI 96603.

Explosive Safety Officer/Radiation Safety Officer/VPP Coordinator:

Manage and coordinate the Ground and Explosive Safety, and Occupational

Health Program for MCBH, Squadrons, and Marines.

Inspects and surveyed ordnance workplaces, and processes, for compliance

with established safety and OSH policies or standards and to identify

potential new hazards. Screens host, tenant and contractor agreements for

safety requirements.

Manages the Laser, and Radio frequency Programs. Coordinates the MCBH

Hazardous Materials Storage Locker Program. Performs inspections of

ordnance handling facilities, armories, ammunition magazines, fire

protection systems, lightning and ground protection systems. Reviews

submits explosive site approvals. Reviewed request for Hot Work in magazine

areas. Assisted facilities in the development of MCBH grounding lightning

protection plan. Performed ordnance audit inspections on naval and Marine

Corps air and ground units. Developed, published and distributed an MCBH

explosive safety handbook. Provide ammo/retro MPPEH,CALA and Explosive

materials handling and training. Developed and submitted Ammunition,

Explosive and Dangerous Articles Base order and training program. Update

the explosive driver training program for on/off station and MHE.Train

weapon handlers, supervisors, managers,and other safety and occupational

health personnel in ordnance, weapons safety, and occupational health

subjects. Analyze and evaluate new and existing ordnance jobs, processes,

and systems to determine the existence, severity, probability, and outcome

of hazards. Designed and modified weapons handling workplaces, and

processes, to control or eliminate hazards.

OSH Manager:

Manage and ensure the execution of Health and Safety Programs and

Procedures to maximize efficiency. Ensure necessary monitoring systems,

work processes and records are in place to demonstrate compliance with

regulatory requirements. Develop and ensure implementation of safety and

occupational health standards, regulations, practices, to reduce the

frequency, severity, and cost of accidents and occupational illnesses in

the workplace. Manages MCBH Explosive and Radiation Safety Programs.

Certified Radiation Safety Officer by Nuclear Reglatory Commission (NRC)

and USN. Inspect, and survey Navy Clinic, Marine Aid Stations, barracks,

warehouses, office spaces, and their contents to comply with Life Safety,

Fire, and Federal Regulations.

Ensured goal orientated metrics in place for MCBH OSH Programs:

Lockout, Tag-Out

Fall Protection

Safe Scaffolding Procedures

Ives Forklift Trainer

Ergonomics

Asbestos/Lead-Related Activities

Blood-Borne Pathogen

Hazardous Material Control and Management (HMC&M)

Hearing/Sight Conservation

Respiratory Protection

Personal Protection Equipment

Aircraft Ground Safety

Wastewater Sanitation Devices (Sewage Systems)

Provide safety consultation to commands/tenants. Develop and recommend

safety and occupational health policy to higher levels of management.

Provide assistance to commanders to incorporate Safety and Operational Risk

Management (ORM) into all operational briefs, including pre-deployment.

Provide ORM training. Conduct safety reviews and provide guidance for all

construction plans/projects at various design stage completions, to include

attendance at pre-construction meetings and post acceptance inspections of

construction/renovation projects. Applied safety and occupational health

laws, regulations, principles, theories, practices, and procedures to

advise on or resolve technical matters dealing with occupational safety and

health requirements.

Perform inspections utilizing safety and occupational health principles,

practices and procedures for regulation and precedent decisions applicable

to high safety risk aircraft maintenance and repair, bulk fuel storage and

transportation HAZMAT operations and scrap processing involving heavy

equipment operations, and construction sites. Review plans and

specifications for new construction, alterations, or changes to MCBH

property, including airfield hangars, weapons handling facilities or ground

support equipment. Conduct safety inspections of all work centers,

buildings, training facilities, work facilities and construction sites at

least annually, and provide recommended corrective actions. Identify and

conduct safety inspections of high hazard work centers, buildings, training

facilities, and ranges at least semiannually. Conduct building and safety

inspections. Investigate or provide consultation on reports of unsafe or

unhealthful work conditions. Accompany inspectors on all Federal and State

safety and occupational health inspections. Conduct inspections of child

development centers and family home child care facilities.

SAFETY TRAINING/CONSULTATION Developed and provided VPP supervisor safety

training. Provide Osha 10 and 30 Hour Training. Provide IVES Certified

Forklift Training. Provide mishap investigation and reporting training to

supervisors and other mishap investigators.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) Head, Sight, Hearing, and Foot

Protection. Conduct/provide technical assistance on PPE surveys and

determine requirements. Provide assistance in selection of appropriate PPE.

Provide training to personnel required to use PPE or Train-the-Trainer

Courses to supervisors.

COORDINATE UNIT MISHAP INVESTIGATION AND REPORTING Coordinate the

investigations of all installation mishaps, maintain reports,and conduct

analyses. Provide tenant commands technical assistance,as required by law.

Direct the investigation of mishaps to determine classification and

reporting requirements. Conduct safety investigation boards. Investigated

mishaps and reviewed mishap investigations for subtitle to commanding

officer conducted by unit supervisors or shop/section safety monitors per

MCO, higher headquarters. Conduct analyses using the Marine mishap tracking

database (WESS) of unit mishap experience, and developed recommendations of

safety and occupational health policy to higher levels of management.

Ensure safety investigation reports and hazard reports, as required are

completed. Coordinate or investigated all related airfield ground mishaps,

oil and fuel spills.

01/2003 to 05/2003, University of Phoenix EC/undergraduate criminal justice

instructor; University of Phoenix; Hawaii Campus 827 Fort Street Mall

Honolulu Hawaii 96813, Debra Johnson; 808-***-****;

Responsible for advising undergraduate and graduate students regarding

admissions and degree completion requirements, as well as enrolling

students for the University's graduate, undergraduate and certificate

programs. This includes developing academic plans for degree or certificate

completion. Adjunct Faculty member-Proven ability to work independently and

manage multiple tasks efficiently and effectively. Possess a high level of

interpersonal and communication skills to accurately convey university

information. Polished professional presentation skills as demonstrated by

comfortable presenting to groups both large and small.

09/2002 to 05/2003; Deputy Federal Security Director; Homeland Security

Administration, Molokai Airport .

- Responsible for Organizing and implementing the Federal Security Crisis

Management Response Plan, performance and enhancement of security screening

standards for airport employees and passengers.

-Asses and counter threats to aviation.

-Conducted employee security awareness training.

-Supervision of federal law enforcement activities within the purview of

the Maui FSD and TSA.

-Ammended the guidelines for the Molokai Airport Security Program.

-Federal liaison between state, county, and stakeholders.

-Coordinated National Emergency Responses.

08/1996 to 10/2002; Operations/Training/Safety Supervisor; USN, VR-51 MCBH

Kaneohe bay HI 96863-3002.

Directs, supervises and monitors all scheduling and operational aspects of

world wide logistical operations. Squadron Safety/Security specialist,

assists the command security manager for the implementation and

administration of the command security program. Conducted ATTO/AOR briefs

for world wide logistic operations, and assists the development and

presentation of security education training and awareness presentations for

squadron personnel. Provides physical security evaluations of office

spaces. Assists in preparations of security background investigation

requests. Coordinated squadron training. Ensured departments prepared and

submitted occupational injury and illness reports to applicable

authorities. Performed trend analysis of injury and illness data for

executive department. Follow-up on reports of unsafe and unhealthful

conditions as specified in OPNAVINST 5100.23. Tracked corrective action on

safety and health items. Acted as advisor to the commanding officer on

squadron safety matters. Promoted maximum cooperation in safety matters at

all levels of command. Ensured wide distribution of safety information.

Maintained appropriate safety records and statistics. Ensured squadron

safety program was evaluated and monitored. Participated in pre mishap

drills. Served as the member of the Enlisted Safety Committee. Conducted

Introduction briefs to newly assigned personnel, OJT HAZCOM Training,

Operational Risk Management (ORM), and Crew Resource Management (CRM),

HAZMAT Manager. Coordinated Squadron Safety standowns, Certified Naval

Instructor, Substance Abuse Counselor, Naval rights and responsibility

instructor.

05/1993 to 06/1996; Weapons Facility Manager/range safety Officer; USN

Naval Station Barbers Point, Barbers Point Hawaii 96708;.

Weapons department facility manager, NAS barbers Point. Manages the

operation and maintenance of all weapons buildings, grounds, and other

facilities such as inert build up areas and ordnance handling areas.

Directs weapons and ordnance plant operations and maintenance staff of 20

employees through section leaders and shop supervisors in charge of the

four duty sections and 5 shops, weapons storage and handling buildings,

torpedo shop, armory, support equipment, transportation and stock control.

Directs planning to coordinate and set priorities for operations and

maintenance work. Oversees the progress of each unit about once a week.

Periodic checks are made with supervisors on the aptitude and attitude of

employees. Overseas self-help and PWC positions in work performed by a

variety of trades and labor. Plans and directs comprehensive programs for

the operation, maintenance, repair, and improvement of all weapons storage

and handling areas aboard NAS Barbers Point. Determines operating and

maintenance requirements, (2) forecast material and manpower needs, (3)

organizes and direct program resources, and (4) evaluates program

effectiveness through inspections, budget controls, and management

improvement studies. Provides NAS weapons and facilities maintenance

officer the following:

06/1985 to 05/1993, Aviation Ordnance man (Aircrew); USN Patron Two - Two,

FPO San Francisco CA.

Ordnance quality assurance representative, conventional ordnance quality

assurance representative, aircraft reclamation/salvage, and ordnance-

handling safety. Developed safety/training computerized charts and graphs

for executive department briefs. Developed and implemented policies and

procedures affecting safety procedures concerning aviation ordnance

handling evolutions to include mine warfare and special weapons, throughout

deployment in support of western pacific 7th fleet operations. Provided

safety training on naval weapons systems to ordnance branch personnel and

authorized foreign nationals. Conducted safety and physical security

inspections of shop spaces, hanger and ramp areas to ensure compliance to

applicable directives and regulations. Member of the Personnel Reliability

Board, Conventional ordnance certification board, ordnance branch career

and human relations' counselor, retention team member, Squadron government

motor vehicle licensing officer. Ordnance technical expert for input on

ordnance related command level decisions. Squadron Laser and radiation

program manager. Personnel reliability Program (PRP) and conventional

ordnance certification board member, provides inputs and screens personnel.

Explosive Material Handling (MHE) program manager, Explosive driver program

manager. Substance Abuse Counselor.

EDUCATION

Master of Science Public Administration/Law 1996; Chaminade University,

3140 Waialae ave;, 3.75 out of 4 Point GPA; 135 Quarter Hours

Bachelor of Science in Public Administration/Criminal Law, 1994 Chaminade

University, 3140 Waialae ave; 3.24 out of 4 Point GPA; 250 Quarter Hours

Leeward Community college; Associate in Management, political science,

Pearl City HI, 1990; 3.3 out of 4 Point GPA; 227 Quarter Hours

Mckinley High School, Honolulu HI; 1980 High School Diploma.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Navy Radiation Safety Officer Course (RSO) CDP 9937 31OCT 2008,, Ives

certified forklift Trainer, OSHA 1910/1926 10 and 30 hr certified trainer,

NIton, XRF company certified training,

Ives Forklift Trainer Counterbalance, narrow isle, powered pallet truck

09/04/09

Shoring practices OSHA/HIOSH Standards soil Classification and Hazard ID

07/14/08

Lock out tag out Competant person 07/15/08

Confined Space Competant person 0715/08

Safe Scafolding procedures. 07/16/08

Flight Safety International GIV Pilot Refresher,

Flight Safety International Maintenance Initial

Ammo 36 - Explosives Safety for Naval Facility Planning,

Asmmo 51 Naval Motor Vehicle and railcar Inspection Course,

Mishap investigation Course (A-493-0078),

Naval Explosive Safety Manager/Supervisor,

Ammo-63 - U.S. Army Explosives Safety,

Ammo- 67 - HAZMAT Familiarization and Safety in Transportation,

Ammo-74 Explosives Safety Officer Course,,

Ammo 18/49. Hazmat control and management (A-322-2600),

General Industry Standards Safety Course, 40HRS, 1/01,

Instructor Training 9502, 200HRS 11/00,

Aviation safety Specialist 40HRS, 6/00,

Environmental Compliance protection, 5/00,

HAZCOM 3/00,

Aviation Safety Officer 40HRS, 6/91,

Aviation Safety Fundamentals 80HRS 8/82.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

OSHA 1910/1926 10 and 30 Hour Certified Trainer, competant person,

scaffplding shoring, confined space lockout tag out, Naval Instructor 9502

(NEC), 9595 (NEC) Hazardous Material Control Management Technician,

Licensed FAA Airframes and Power plant Mechanic and FAA Private Pilot.

OTHER INFORMATION

Authorized by The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) to take

the Associate Safety Professional/Certified Safety Professional (ASP/CSP)

examination.

Alpha Phi sigma National Criminal Justice honor society. Accepted to

American Society for Public Administrators.

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