Willie J. Davis

**** ********* **** **, ******, TX Home: 281-***-**** cell: 832-***-**** acqmrq@r.postjobfree.com

Career Transition

Education / Certifications

Columbia Southern University –Occupational Safety and Health Degree

Columbia Southern University – Industrial Hygiene Management Certification

Columbia Southern University – Environmental Compliance Manager

N.A.S.P.- Environmental Health and Safety Manager Certification

University of Albany – Public Health Certification

U.S. Army – Public Health Technician

30 Hour Industrial OSHA Certification

Aerial Lift and Forklift Train the Trainer Certification- Crane Tech Inc.;

CPR and First Aid Instructor Certification

Certified Corporate Wellness Specialist – Health and Wellness Association

Professional Experience

Howco Metal Management 11-12-2014 – 04/01/2015 Force reduction- ( Laid off )

Safety and Health Coordinator

Conduct weekly Safety Meetings for each department, conduct safety work observations and develop weekly safety meeting presentations. Safety inspections weekly and quarterly audits to ensure the safety of the workers. Conduct required safety training and certifications for new employees. Perform job safety analysis and risk assessment as needed. SPCC facility inspections and spill prevention training to employees and management. Industrial hygiene monitoring for the various processes to comply with standards implemented by O.S.H.A. Personal Protective Equipment assessments to determine the appropriate means of protection for the workers. Contractor safety briefings administered before each project is initiated. Investigate accidents and mishaps to determine if any trends that may have led to the accident and re-training if needed as a preventive measure. Safety meeting with each department to help develop a culture of safety awareness. New hire orientation for the HR department and submit all require documentation to verify completion. Travel to sites in Louisiana and Edmonton Canada for training of production and office staff to remain in compliance with all State and federal regulatory agencies.

AFGLOBAL – Safety Coordinator

November 2013 to April 2014

Evaluate facility regulatory status and/or Health and Safety concerns and develop methods for compliance with applicable Standards and Federal and/or State regulations. Follow site policies/standards pertinent to Health, Safety issues. Develop and present training programs for site personnel to facilitate understanding and implementation of Health and Safety regulations and best practices. Assist with site self-assessments including Health and wellness programs and conduct safety audits. Recommend controls and procedures to minimize site risk of Health and Safety also ensure timely development and completion of safety and health reports and action plans. Perform Job Safety Analysis where needed. Submit workers compensation forms to company insurance carrier for processing and physician follow-up for employee injury status report. Infection control inspections of medical facilities and HIPAA document security verification for employee health records.

Manpower: SGS Oil and Gas – HSE Coordinator ( 2/2013 to 5/2013 )

Evaluate facility regulatory status and/or Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) concerns and develop methods for compliance with applicable Standards and Federal and/or State regulations. Follow site policies/standards pertinent to Health, Safety and Environmental issues. Lead or assist in the implementation of these policies/standards, depending on location. Develop and present training programs for site personnel to facilitate understanding and implementation of Health, Safety and Environmental regulations and best practices. Assist with site self-assessments including HSE programs and conduct safety audits. Recommend controls and procedures to minimize site risk of Health, Safety, and Health and Environmental incidents. Perform incident investigations and root cause analysis for injuries, illnesses, environmental and property damage events. Ensure timely development and completion of safety, health and environmental reports and action plans. Perform Job Safety Analysis where needed.

Technip Oil and Gas Division- Safety and Health Coordinator (Contract Completed 12/31/2012 )

Improve and Maintain Safety performance by utilizing Safety leadership skills and maintaining a high visibility on the shop floor in line with corporate expectations of being a Reference Company in HSE. Perform frequent and regular tours of the worksites and provide coaching to workforce by maintaining high HSE standards and work ethic. Perform intervention when unsafe behavior or hazards are observed and document in company database(s). Participates in departmental risk assessments, evaluates hazardous condition practices and develop hazard control measures. Assist in communicating hazard control information and evaluates effectiveness of the control, also perform

Planned and unplanned HSE audits to verify OSHA conformance requirements, including continuous management of change reviews. Lead the investigation of injuries in conjunction with the assistance

From the line and staff personnel. Assist in training the workforce on HSE matters and conduct periodic industrial hygiene surveys. Ensure that quarterly safety training and all other specifically required training is provided for all employees. Conduct contractor safety orientations before workers are allowed on-site. Perform Job Safety Analysis of all new operations and up-dates for current processes within the facility as well as HAZID.

Dril-Quip- Health and Safety Professional ( Contract ) 2011- 2012

Conduct weekly Safety Meetings for each department, conduct safety work observations and develop weekly safety meeting presentations. Safety inspections weekly and quarterly audits to ensure the safety of the workers. Conduct required safety training and certifications for new employees. Perform job safety analysis and risk assessment as needed. SPCC facility inspections and spill prevention training to employees and management. Industrial hygiene monitoring for the various processes to comply with standards implemented by O.S.H.A. Personal Protective Equipment assessments to determine the appropriate means of protection for the workers. Contractor safety briefings administered before each project is initiated. Investigate accidents and mishaps to determine if any trends that may have led to the accident and re-training if needed as a preventive measure.

Safety meeting with each department to help develop a culture of safety awareness. Environmental assessments to ensure the compliance with state and federal rules and regulations.

U.S. Army - Unit Safety Officer

2004 – 09/2010

Active Reservist and Active Duty

Accomplish a wide variety of Environmental Safety and Health Technician duties to include: Recognition, evaluation and control of Environmental and Safety hazards, conducting audits related to various areas of safety, performance of a variety of industrial hygiene sampling missions, perform ergonomic studies, participation in emergency response actions, hazardous materials and general safety management functions. Determine adequacy of equipment, facilities and sanitation within the standards recommended by OSHA and military regulations. Provide training and consultation in the proper protective equipment to guard against specific hazards. Inspect and investigate hazardous conditions within the maintenance work areas. Safety trainer for unit and supporting organizations associated with the regiment.

Selected Achievements

Investigate accidents and mishaps to determine the root cause or trends that may contributed to the accident.

Decontaminated all military equipment returning from Southwest Asia.

Received various military awards for outstanding achievements and performance.

Aerotek - 2005 - 2006

Environmental Health and Safety Technician

Hurricane Katrina Project: Worked with Weston Solutions Contractors in the field setting up air monitor samplers in different areas on New Orleans to record the air quality levels and forward a weekly report to the E.P.A. for further evaluation. Prepared samples with proper chain of custody for laboratory analysis and tracking. Perform safety surveys of all areas of operations to insure safety of all employees assigned to the project. Report HAZMAT spills to appropriate agencies for disposal and compliance.

Wyman-gordon forgings

1998 – 2004

Environmental Specialist

Supervise the daily industrial wastewater treatment operation with the laboratory and field analytical testing of the process wastewater. Responsible for compliance with all D.O.T., R.C.R.A., and state regulations pertaining to waste shipments. Oversaw the scheduling of hazardous and non-hazardous waste shipment. Daily R.C.R.A., inspection of waste storage areas within facility, reviews lab data and state forms (DMRS) before submittal for monthly reporting. Report spills and discharges to supervisor and proper regulatory authority. Responsible for chemical and biological treatment of industrial wastewater lagoons, SPCC, storm water and safety inspections.

Professional Affiliations

National Association of Safety Professionals

Department of Veterans Affairs

Health and Wellness Association

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