Steven W. Jacobs

*** ****** ****, ***********, **. 39401

601-***-****

actf9x@r.postjobfree.com

Objective;

To obtain secure employment with a stable organization where I could utilize my training and skills

Experience;

Oct. 2011- Present .

Safety Plus

Mobile, Al.

Safety Manager

Contractor Consultant

Safety Manager

Multiple Locations,

Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS)

Ensured that the Companies that were performing the work was following company and also OSHA regulations and Policies.

Communicates as company liaison with the multiple companies that was performing the shutdown work.

Served on all safety advisory committees

Coordinates and oversees safety program

Conducts job site safety audits, develops OSHA safety reports, enforces requirements of personal protection equipment ( PPE) in support of safety environmental programs

Conducts daily job site analysis (JSA) safety meetings

Jan. 2008- Oct. 2011

Boh Brothers Construction, LLC

New Orleans, LA.

Safety Specialist

Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS)

Alternate Corporate Safety director

Served on all safety advisory committees

Coordinates and oversees safety program for barges and tug boats

Oversees safety for Pipe and underground utilities, Asphalt Paving, and Concrete Paving Departments

Oversees Safety on Ringer Crane Barges and Pile Driving Operations

Conducts job site safety audits, develops OSHA safety reports, enforces requirements of personal protection equipment ( PPE) in support of safety environmental programs

Conducts daily job site analysis (JSA) safety meetings

Trained over 1800 members on job safety requirements

Performs safety analysis for the content management system

Communicates as company liaison with the Army Corp of Engineers

Certified Trainer for OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 hour programs

November 2006 – January 2008

Safety NCOIC of Combat Engineer Team

United States Army

Examined blast areas to determine amounts of kind of explosive charges needed to ensure safety laws were observed

Tied specified lengths of delaying fuses into patterns in order to time sequence of explosions

Placed safety cones around blast areas to alert other personnel of danger zones and signal workers to stay clear of blast sites prior to explosions

Placed explosive charges in specified locations, then detonated explosives to demolish structures or to loosen, remove or displace earth, rock or other materials

Inserted poured and packed explosives such as dynamite, ammonium nitrate, black powder, or slurries into blast holes, then shovel drilled cuttings, admit water into bore holes and tamped material to compact charges

Marked patterns, locations and depths of charge holes for drilling and issued drilling instructions

Complied and kept weapon and explosive records in compliance with local, state and international laws.

Measured depths of drilled blast holes using weighted tape measures

Connected electrical wire to primers and cover chargers and filled blast holes with clay, drill chips, sand or other materials

Layed prima cord between rows of charged blast holes and tied cord into main lines to form blast

Patterns.

EDUCATION;

BS Degree in Environmental Health and Safety

University of Texas

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

HAZMAT qualified 02/15/2000

Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste Training 12/20/2002

Excavation Safety ( Competent Person) 02/07/2008

650 Ton Crane and Below Hydraulic and Friction Certified 02/15/1999

Tracked Bulldozers ( all models) 11/06/2003

Motor Graders ( all models) 02/15/2000

Scoop Loaders ( all models) 09/04/2001

Excavator ( all models) 09/04/2001

Aviation, Electronics and Crew Chief School- US Army

US Army Combat Engineer School ( SAPPER)

Professional Leadership School – US Army

Advanced Leadership School – US Army

First Sargent’s Leadership School –US Army

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE AND CERTIFCATIONS

Certified US Army Master Driver, Master Trainer for all combat engineer equipment 02/02/2002

Certified OSHA 500 Construction Outreach Trainer

Certified Traffic Control Supervisor, Department of Transportation (DOT)

Certifications in Class A and B explosives

Explosive and Radioactive Yellow Three Materials 12/17/2002 12/20/2002

Qualified Crane Rigger, OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1400

Qualified Crane Signal Person OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1400

CPR and First Aid Certified

Valid Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC)

US MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

Active Duty with Honorable Discharge from 05/1983 to 08/1998

US Army Reserve Duty from 05/2006 to 02/2011

CAMPAIGN BADGES AND/OR EXPEDITIONARY AWARDS AND MEDALS

2008 Bronze Star

Army Achievement Medals ( 4)

Professional Leadership Medals (3)

US Army Good Conduct Medals ( 6)

US Army Commodation Medals (5)

US Army Combat Badge (CAB) 2008

US Army Infantry Badge (CIB) 2007

National Service Medals (4)

Iraqi Campaign Medals (2)

Oversees Medals (4)

REFERENCES

References are available on request.

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