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BULGER, PA *****

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C: 412-***-****

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EDUCATION

Coursework Attended Indiana State University, dual degree coursework in Construction

Technology and Health and Safety Management

Construction Management, Soils and Foundations, Statics Strengths and

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Materials, Architectural Drawing, CAD, Surveying

OSHA 500 Trainer Course (December 2013) Authorized trainer for

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issuing OSHA 10 and 30 Hour certifications

OSHA 510 (OSHA 30 Hour Construction Outreach) Training for

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individuals responsible for site/project safety

General Industry Company Training Instructor

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MDEA Scuba Instructor

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Loss Prevention System (LPS) Training (May 2006)

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OSHA 10 Hour Construction Outreach Safety Training

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Safety Training for the “FOCUS FOUR HAZARDS” conducted by The

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Associated General Contractors of America

American Heart Association Basic Life Support (First Aid, CPR, AED)

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Course Instructor

Environmental Monitoring Instrumentation (April 2006)

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Training (April 2006)

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Site Control and Decontamination Training (April 2006)

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Various Safety and Environmental Training Courses – Hazard

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Communication, Hearing Conservation, Fire Extinguisher Use, Hand and

Power Tool Safety, Heavy Equipment Operation Safety, Mobile

Equipment Safety, FMCSA, Emergency Response Guidebook, DOT

Hazmat

EMPLOYMENT AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

2013 Senior Instructor, IMSN, LLC, McDonald, PA

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Present

Senior instructor for an international firm specializing in maritime security DNV certified

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courses for large drilling companies in the Gulf of Mexico and abroad

Manager responsibilities: training new instructors and setting up new training facilities in

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multiple states in the Gulf Region

2010 Safety Manager (Plant Construction Projects), Loader Tester, Railcar

2013 Loader/Manager, Mark West, Houston, PA

Manage multiple construction contractors, projects, making sure that contractors are in

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compliance with all state, federal and company standards and regulations. Manage all

accident/incident, property damage and accident investigations/root cause analysis.

Monitoring hazardous atmospheres, confined space work and entry permits, issuing hot

work permits, leading Safety Committee (weekly and monthly). Managed 6 Safety

Professionals and over 500 workers of all craft.

As a C Operator, in charge of truck racks pumping propane and BG Mix and keeping BOL

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records, natural gas storage tanks and start up of numerous cryogenic processing plant

along with fractionation plants.

Manage rail yard daily operations that include loading and unloading railcars with Natural

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Gasoline, Iso Butane, Normal Butane and BG Mix. Also keeping accurate records of all

logs, figuring out outages for railcars, working with Federal Railroad Inspectors/Senior

Environmental Engineers

2009 10 Safety Professional, D&Z, NPS (AEP), Brilliant, OH (Self Consultant)

Safety responsibilities for maintenance outages on the boilers, Jet Bubbler Reactors and

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Units 1,2,3

2008 09 Safety Director, Frontier Steel Company, Pittsburgh, PA (Self Consultant)

Company Safety Director for a large steel processing and distribution company in

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Pittsburgh, PA. Responsible for implementing overall safety program including identify,

establish, add and update training requirements for all employees. Provide training, or

schedule training by others, to satisfy federal and/or state requirements. Assure that

safety meeting/training attendance and subject matter are properly documented. Specific

requirements of the OSHA, DOT, and LOCAL laws are being addressed, as well as other

pertinent safety/regulatory matters. Maintain adequate stock of all indoctrination literature

for new employees, and assure that proper employee indoctrination procedures are

followed. Ensure that site specific and task specific orientation is completed for all new

employees and employees who are transferred from another assignment within the

company. Coordinate the efforts of the Safety Committee. This includes, but is not

limited to, providing direction, leadership, scheduling meetings, accident investigation and

distributing minutes and information back to management and employees.

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Monitor/conduct monthly safety meetings and facility locations. Offer reports as to the

efforts and effectiveness of the meetings to management. Responsible for all

environmentally related regulatory compliance efforts. Conduct facility inspections,

hazard assessments and audits weekly/quarterly or as needed due to a change in the

operation. Suggestions for corrective actions for deficiencies found as a result of

inspections and audits. Maintain all personal training and certifications to manage

Incident/Illness Programs.

2006 07 Safety Professional (Site Health and Safety Officer for assigned projects), CRA

Services, the Construction Division of Conestoga Rovers & Associates, Inc.,

Pittsburgh, PA

Health and Safety Office and site foreman/supervisor on a large Superfund project in

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Muskegon, Michigan. Responsible for working with the Senior PM throughout the

subcontractor selection process, assisted with coordination of overall project scheduling

as well as the management of subcontractors involving various construction/production

activities. This complex job consisted of cleaning and disposal of two aboveground

storage tanks containing phorate, organophosphate insecticide (cholinesterase inhibitor)

utilizing Level A personal protective equipment. There was approximately 4,500 gallons

of material removed and placed in poly drums. Additional activities that were completed

in Level B include: Triple decon and labeling of drums and triple decon of heavy

equipment. Additional duties included managing the site personnel, led site orientation

training for CRA sub contractors, performed safety audits, air monitoring, tracking

safety/construction materials (i.e., stone, PPE, equipment, etc.), managing site

respiratory program, daily logs, and approved all costs

Safety and Health Officer (SHO) for a construction project dealing with the removal and

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sampling of several unknown drums containing contaminated material. Construction

duties included safety and production supervision of environmental and general

construction work crews. The scope of work included the installation of wetlands, well

field construction activities, and environmental earthwork activities, which included

excavation and grading activities, as well as the handling of a sludge material. Health

and Safety duties included management of the site safety program, performed CRA’s

employee and subcontractor’s site orientation, operation of air monitoring instrumentation

(included a photoionization detector, four gas meter, calorimetric sampling pump, and a

dust monitor), and leading morning tool box meetings (daily safety training and

coordination sessions). Muskegon, Michigan

2003 05 Environmental Field Technician/Emergency Responder/Safety Officer, REACT

Environmental Services, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (Norfolk Southern)

Health and Safety/Emergency Response for multiple emergency response situations in

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the Eastern Ohio, Northwest West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania Area.

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Health and Safety Officer/Field Technician Responsibilities included air monitoring, record

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keeping, accident prevention, site health and safety plan review, water sampling, water

level gauging, and soil/sediment sampling. Additionally, maintained current on applicable

environmental and safety regulations.

Safety and Environmental Technician on multiple Train Derailments. Through clean up

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and remediation phases.

Safety and Crew Supervisor on a Ground Water Remediation Project at Norfolk Southern

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Rail Yard in Conway, PA. Job consisted of groundwater sampling, well gauging, and

construction of new wells, automatic rain samplers, design and maintenance of river

boom and skimmer belt system, stopping petroleum products traveling down Crews Run

Creek from reaching the Ohio River, Carbon Cell Systems, and a Waste Water Treatment

Plant.

2002 Safety Coordinator, Alex E. Paris Contracting Company, Atlasburg, PA

Safety Coordinator for a contractor responsible for building a distribution center for a large

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department store chain. Provided safety management services for this project. These

duties included providing site safety training to personnel, delivered toolbox safety

meetings, responsible for site accident investigation/prevention program, and issued

excavation work permits.

2001 Safety Consultant, Safety Management Group, Carmel, IN

Safety Consultant/Manager for large general construction projects involving building

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construction and wastewater treatment plant construction. Responsibilities included the

management of the overall project safety program as well as subcontractor safety

management.

Safety Supervisor on Energy Plant that dealt with the overall new construction of a

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Holland Energy Plant in Effingham, IL. There were a lot of different operations most

dealing with Hot Work, LOTO, 190 ton Crane lifts (Smoke Stacks, Steel I Beam, and Steel

Pipe Erection)

Safety Consultant for Pharmaceutical Companies that are well known around the World.

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Served as one of the primary Safety Managers of the Alliance Construction Projects

(anything under 5 million) at the Corporate Center, Technology Center, and Greenfield

sites in Indianapolis, IN.

1996 2001 Laborer’s Union Local #204, Terre Haute, IN

Union Laborer out of Local #204. Field construction New construction of underground

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distribution concrete tunnels, new construction of structural steel buildings, school

remodeling, new construction of waste water treatment facility, new HVAC systems of

buildings, relining of kilns with refractory brick, industrial services, huge excavation/earth

removal projects, landscaping and many more small projects.

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While Attending College

Project Manager for contracting business that served commercial and residential

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customers. Renovated warehouse for commercial storage. Dealt with numerous

different kinds of construction projects both large and small.

Executive Director, Construction Clubs, Indiana State University – Initiated membership

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organization at a University whereby students became members of professional

associations National Homebuilders Association, Association of General Contractors.

Club completed both contracted and community service projects. Helped out on the UPS

Hub in Louisville, KY.

LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

Process Operator Qualification Training

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Job Observation Training

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Natural Gas Process Certification

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Company Security Officer/Vessel Security Officer (CSO/VSO) Certified Instructor

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requirements of Chapter XI 2 of SOLAS 74 as amended, the IMO ISPS Code, and

relevant National regulations

Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) Certified Instructor in accordance with the

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requirements of Chapter XI 2 of SOLAS 74 as amended, the IMO ISPS Code, and

relevant National Regulations

Multinational Diving Educators Association (MDEA) Dive Master

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Environmental Field Technician Certification

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40 Hour OSHA Training Course in compliance with 29 CFR 1910.120

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8 Hour OSHA Annual Refresher Course in compliance with 29 CFR 1910.120

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Confined Space Safety Training (Entrant, Attendant, and Supervisor as per 29 CFR

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1910.146)

Construction Safety Council’s (Excavation Competent Person Training) as per 29 CFR

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1926 Subpart P

Lockout/Tagout Training (Authorized Person) as per 29 CFR 1910.147

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Fall Protection Safety Training as per 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M

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OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Named Top 50 All American Underclassmen by Street & Smith

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MVP, Chicago Bears Training Camp

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Designated All American by Harold’s Times

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Gold Medal Award Winner – awarded for all around leader

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