Michael G. Lutte

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acr0i5@r.postjobfree.com

Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)

Certified Safety Professional (CSP)

Education

Masters of Science Degree in Public Health with emphasis in Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Safety & Ergonomics (GPA 3.64), University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.

Bachelor of Science Degree in Safety Sciences, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, PA.

Security Clearance: Current Top Secret Security Clearance

Summary: Highly accomplished, transformational and results-oriented leader and problem solver with over 22 years of experience aligning strategy and operations with organizational needs to achieve unmatched efficiency and quality improvements through program management, occupational safety & health, industrial hygiene, environmental protection, ergonomics, recruitment, training and risk management. Forward thinking and assertive safety & health professional with a proven record of success in establishing robust safety & health programs in stateside, deployed and fast-paced environments. Dynamic motivator and problem-solver who fosters collaborative workplace environments and inspires trust, teamwork and confidence at all organizational levels. Self-motivated, articulate and technically savvy individual with a can-do attitude.

Work Experience

Director, ATRIUM Environmental Health & Safety Services (2015 – Present).

Provides technical and administrative direction to Project Managers and staff. Develops and manages business in

environmental health, safety and industrial hygiene, including work with private and public sector clients. Provide

direction for work site inspections, sample collection and analysis for compliance determinations, preparation of

written compliance programs, design and monitoring of abatement actions for hazardous materials, and

development and presentation of training programs.

United States Navy - Deputy Chief of Staff for Safety & Environmental Protection, Board of Inspection and Survey (2011–2015).

Recruited, trained, developed and lead a team of eight public health professionals to inspect and improve Safety, Environmental Protection, Ventilation and Medical equipment readiness and program effectiveness for all U.S. Navy Warships and Military Sealift Command Ships worldwide.

Lead the Navy’s Premier Inspectors to assess safety equipment and program effectiveness for Gas Free Engineering, Electrical Safety, Lock-Out Tag-Out, Hearing & Sight Conservation, Heat Stress, HAZMAT Control & Management, Asbestos & Lead Medical Surveillance, Respiratory Protection Programs and Personal Protective Equipment.

Lead the comprehensive assessment of all afloat environmental protection equipment and programs to including solid waste processing equipment, sewage system, oily water separator, pollution prevention equipment and overall effectiveness of Navy’s environmental protection program.

Lead the evaluation of ship’s ventilation system including exhaust ventilation flow rates in mission critical spaces and evaluation of airflow alarms and fan rooms material condition.

Lead the assessment of material condition of all mission critical medical equipment and programs.

Managed the team’s inspector schedule and annual travel budget of over $1 million, ensuring the most qualified were assigned to the right inspection and executed their travel in the most economical and compliant manner within the confines of the defense travel system to complete the mission.

United States Navy - CBRE Fellowship, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Headquarters, National Planning & Preparedness Division (2009–2011).

Successfully completed the Chemical, Biological, Radiation and Explosives EPA Fellowship. Developed, implemented, trained and managed the occupational safety and health policy and programs established to protect and preserve the health and safety of EPA’s On-Scene Coordinators and first responders to the nation’s natural disasters, terrorist attacks and all aspects of emergency preparedness.

Deepwater Horizon. In the role of EPA’s Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Response Safety Officer successfully provided over 200 personnel and contractors with Occupational Safety & Health Program Support and requirements. Development EPA’s Site Health and Safety Plan (HASP), conducted site inspections, hazard awareness training and mishap investigations.

Operation Tomodachi. Deployed to Naval Hospital Yokosuka, Japan to augment their Public Health Directorate’s efforts to support Operation Tomodachi with radiation exposure assessment, medical surveillance and Risk Communication Plans in response of the Fuchishima Nuclear Disaster as a result of the earthquake and tsunami damage.

United States Navy - Safety Department Head, South Central Regional Maintenance Center (2007–2009). Lead the development, management and compliance of the Safety, Occupational Health, and Environmental Protection Program for heavy, industrial ship maintenance and repair facility encompassing over 300 Department of the Navy personnel.

Directly supervised and lead one civilian and three enlisted personnel in the managing all aspects of the on and off-duty safety and environmental programs.

Developed and implemented comprehensive “Safety Pro Program” maximizing the Safety IQ of all employees by duplicating the knowledge of the core Safety Personnel to every employee arming them with the knowledge and skills essential to identify hazards, assess risk and implement controls, conduct mishap investigations and deliberate risk assessments. This program provided the deeper understanding of the resources available to ensure the health and safety of our personnel, both on and off-duty.

Lead the management and compliance of 17 Safety, Industrial Hygiene and Environmental Safety Programs (i.e. Safety Orientation, Hearing Conservation, Electrical Safety, Risk Management, Sight Conservation, Hazardous Material Management) ensuring the health and safety of 300+ active duty and DOD Civilians.

United States Navy - Second Marine Aircraft Wing Industrial Hygienist (2003–2007).

Air Wing Industrial Hygienist supported over 52 subordinate commands encompassing 15,000 Marines and Sailors with industrial hygiene and occupational safety & health services.

Respiratory Protection Program Manager providing comprehensive training to qualify all subordinate command Respirator Protection Program Manager’s (RPPM).

Operational Risk Management (ORM) Program Manager providing Risk management Qualifying Training to all subordinate command Risk Management Facilitators.

Airwing’s Radiation Safety Officer responsible for inspecting and providing required training and oversight for the Radiation Safety Program throughout 2d MAW.

Deployed to Iraq with Marine Air Group-26 in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom serving as the Ground Safety & Industrial Hygiene Officer leading the development, management and compliance of all Safety & Environmental Programs in a forward deployed combat zone.

United States Navy - Graduate Student - University of Utah (2001-2003).

Earned a Master of Science in Public Health with an emphasis in Industrial Hygiene and Ergonomics & Safety. Selected by the Public Health Faculty for the Student Excellence Award 2003.

Successfully completed research and co-authored study on the Characterization of Airborne Diesel Particulate Matter in Underground Mines.

Completed a 120-hour Co-Op at the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health’s Field Office in Anchorage, AK to conduct research on injury prevention initiatives in Alaska’s commercial fishing, seafood processing and logging industries.

United States Navy - USS GEORGE WASHINGTON (CVN 73) Assistant Safety Officer (1998–2001).

Lead the development management of the Safety, Occupational Health, Industrial Hygiene and Environmental Protection Programs for a crew of over 5,000 personnel. Directly lead and supervised 10 active duty personnel.

Lead accident investigations, hazardous spill response and ship-wide safety, health, environmental and risk management education to the over 5,000 shipboard personnel.

Completed the aircraft carrier’s Industrial Hygiene Survey identifying, evaluating and controlling through identification of administrative, engineering and personal protective equipment (PPE) all chemical, physical and biological occupational hazards encompassing over 5,000 personnel. This included the development and execution of the workplace monitoring plan and ensuring all occupational medical surveillance requirements for all personnel working were completed.

Lead 100 Work Center Safety Representatives in all facets of safety, directly leading to the successful completion of an arduous deployment without any fatalities or loss of aircraft culminating in winning the Admiral Flatley Award for aviation safety.

Respirator Protection Program Manager encompassing the support of over 5,000 personnel.

Environmental Protection Coordinator ensuring compliance all environmental protection program and equipment compliance to include compliance with overboard discharge, solid waste processing equipment and oily water separator readiness, and environmental protection training.

Industrial Hygiene Division Officer, Naval Hospital Guam (1996–1998).

Lead all aspects of providing Industrial Hygiene Support and Services (IH Surveys that identify, evaluated and control workplace hazards, training and medical surveillance recommendations and safety compliance) of all active duty and Department of the Navy personnel at shore and afloat commands based on Guam. Lead and supervised one civilian Industrial Hygienist, one civilian IH Technician, four enlisted personnel.

Staff Industrial Hygienist, Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune (1993–1996).

Provided all aspects of Industrial Hygiene and Safety services, support and training to the over 30,000 Active Duty Marines, Sailors and Department of the Navy civilians at the largest Marine Corps Base in the world.

Specialized Safety & Environmental Protection Training

10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety and Health Course

10-Hour OSHA General Industry Safety and Health Course

Aircraft Confined Space Program Course

Administrative Laser Safety Officer Course

Radiation Safety Officer Course

40-Hour HAZWOPER Training

Afloat Safety Officer Course

Respiratory Protection Program Management Course

Naval Operational Risk Management Application and Integration Course

Afloat Environmental Protection Coordinator Course

Industrial Ventilation and System Design Course

Industrial Hygiene Techniques/Workplace Monitoring Course

Analysis of Bulk Asbestos and Airborne Samples Course

Laser Systems Safety Officer Course (Category II)

EPA Regulatory Compliance Course

Federal Emergency Management Administration’s Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS-100)

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