Shannon Roberts, CSP

P. O. Box ****

Winnie, TX *7665

PH: 281-***-****

tbntng@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Qualifications:

• Corporate Safety Support • NCCER Trainer • CPR/FA/AED Instructor

• Subcontractor Evaluations • Values Based Safety • Accident Investigation/RCA

• Statistical Analysis/Trends • Training & Development • Mentor/Professional Development

• Corporate Recordkeeping • Diversified Background • Procedure Preparation/Review

• Case Management

• Emergency Response • Budget Planning/Schedule

• USCG / DOT Regulations • Audits and Inspections

• Industrial Hygiene Programs

Education & Certifications:

• Columbia Southern University Bachelor of Science – Occupational Safety & Health (2008)

• Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Board of Certified Safety Professionals (2007)

• San Jacinto College – Central Associate of Applied Science – Occupational Safety & Health (2000)

• Transportation Worker Identification Department of Homeland Security (2008)

Credential (TWIC)

• Occupational Health and Safety Council on Certification of Health, Environmental

Technologist (OHST) (Past) and Safety Technologists (2004)

Employment History:

September 2011 – July 2012 LBC Houston, Seabrook, TX

Assistant Manager, Safety/Emergency Response

Responsibilities include:

• Provide safety support to LBC Houston and LBC Baton Rouge.

• Develop, implement and maintain safety and health policies, programs and procedures.

• Evaluate, develop, implement and maintain emergency response teams and training programs.

• Manage the development and execution of emergency response programs and procedures.

• Conduct and participate in audits and inspections – Regulatory, Customer and Company.

• Conduct Root Cause Analysis and/or incident investigations.

• Supervise Environmental, Safety, and Training Coordinators (4) and assist in developing their knowledge and skills.

• Develop, implement and maintain Process Safety Management Plans, DOT Pipeline Programs, Risk Management Plans, Integrated Contingency Plan, Facility Response Plans for both facilities.

• Assist Employee Development Supervisor in development of terminal employee training programs.

• Assist in developing annual HS&E budgets.

• Maintain recordkeeping for both terminals.

• Assist in development of new standard operating procedures.

• Establish guidelines, provide guidance, counsel and advise Management, Supervisors, and Employees on safety, health and emergency response issues for both locations.

August 2006 – August 2011 Foster Wheeler, Houston TX

Corporate HSSE Manager

Engineering & Operations Safety Manager

Responsibilities include:

• Provide safety support to FW Corporate office in Houston, various projects and departments.

• Oversee field activities for field construction projects as necessary, including reporting, incident investigations, personnel issues, etc.

• Develop strategic objectives for the department and ensure completion.

• Develop and maintain budgets, schedules, and forecast for projects and department with regards to safety personnel.

• Supervise Project Safety Staff.

• Establish guidelines, provide guidance, counsel and advise Management, Supervisors, and Employees on safety, health and environmental issues all locations.

• Prepare “Safety” information for all proposals, including domestic and international based on the scope of work requested.

• Recruit, hire, interview and supervise Project Safety staff for various projects all over the world.

• Prepare Safety Execution Plans for various projects.

• Prepare site-specific safety for various jobsites all over the world. This includes detailed planning for the various requirements of each location.

• Ensure coordination of pre-mobilization activities for all employees, including drug screens, travel vaccines, physical exams and background checks.

• Evaluate subcontractor’s EMR and OHSA rates and injuries during bid evaluation and submit findings to Subcontracts Department.

• Participate in pre-bid meetings with subcontractors and clients.

• Prepare and deliver presentations to various conferences, i.e. BSN Conference, NFPA Conference, etc.

• Prepare training presentations for all safety training and present when necessary.

• National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Master Instructor for (CSSO, CSSS, CSST) Safety Programs

• Coordinate training for all projects, includes HACSC and site-specific training.

• Provide medical assistance in the event of a medical emergency in the Houston facility.

• Determine appropriate emergency actions based on an assessment of available information for any natural hazards, such as severe meteorological events, flooding, hurricanes, and earthquakes.

• Perform training duties for the values based observation process.

October 2002 – August 2006 Jacobs Field Services NA – Port Neches, Texas & Orange, TX

Site Safety Manager

Responsibilities include:

• Site Safety Manager at Huntsman Jefferson County Operations in Port Neches, Texas. This responsibility covered three facilities and 55 employees.

• Site Safety Manager at the Lanxess Facility in Orange, TX.

• Monitor all programs and track statistical data to form trend analysis reports on weekly and monthly basis relating to employee and supervisor participation in programs, field safety, lack of belief in programs, lack of training, lack of resources, etc.

• Conduct all accident investigations to identify contributing factors of the incident and corrective actions to be taken to avoid reoccurrence.

• Conduct Safety Surveys and field audits.

• Conduct Safe Plan of Action audits to identify areas of improvement. Educate employees in techniques for identifying all hazards and including these findings on the SPA.

• Prepare and maintain on-site Hazard Communication Plan, Respiratory Protection Plan, Hazard Assessment Safety Action Plan, Bloodborne Pathogens Program, and all other Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. programs.

• Maintain all recordkeeping including, but not limited to, medical files, training files, employee files, inspection reports, OSHA 300 logs, etc.

• Monitor training records of all employees to ensure compliance with training requirements.

• Plan and conduct weekly safety meetings among the three jobsites.

• Conduct all safety and site-specific training for all on-site employees, i.e. Lockout/Tagout, Fall Protection, Scaffold Users, Forklift, Aerial Lift, etc.

• Train Supervisors in Safety Observation process and encourage participation.

• Train all employees in Safety Learning Observation process and encourage participation.

• Facilitate Mastering Safety Program (Voluntary reading program of OSHA standards for all employees to become more involved with safety).

• Attend the Monthly Contractor Safety Meeting and conduct presentation upon request for all contractors in Huntsman JCO facilities.

• Prepare and submit Monthly Contractor Hours report to client.

• Act as Excavation Competent Person in field upon request.

• Support and advise Site Manager in all safety related issues.

November 2000 – October 2002 Premcor Refining Group – Port Arthur, TX

Safety Specialist

Responsibilities include:

• Act as Safety Representative for four units in the refinery. Conduct safety meetings and participate in incident investigations. Manage safety for these areas as needed.

• Act as Company Safety Representative during shutdown/turnarounds. Interact with Contractors and subcontractor Safety Personnel to maintain a safe working environment for all employees.

• Actively participate as a member of the refinery Emergency Response Team, including firefighting, hazardous material response, confined space rescue, medical emergencies and hurricane preparedness.

• Conduct training in regulatory standards, i.e. lockout/tagout, hazard communication, etc.

• Manage MSDS database for refinery and two terminals. This includes maintaining in current status, providing technical support when necessary, conduct training as required and serve as primary contact.

• Actively participate as a member of the Safety Awareness Team. This includes choosing safety awards and safety incentives upon reaching safety milestones in the refinery.

• Facilitate meetings and participate in action teams for various safety issues.

April 1988 – October 2000 Fina Oil & Chemical Company – E&P – Houston, TX

HSE Technical Assistant

Responsibilities include:

• Design and implement new training presentations for all regulatory training such as lockout/tagout, HAZCOM, HAZWOPER, etc. and train all field employees.

• Assist in internal health, safety and environmental compliance reviews for all field locations. These audits include compliance with Company policies as well as OSHA, NFPA, Texas Railroad Commission and DOT standards.

• Participate as a member of E&P Emergency Response Team as Alternate Safety Officer. This involves being familiar with the Incident Command System.

• Monitor contractor’s safety performance and rate each accordingly.

• Participate in Contractor’s Safety Council with other company owners.

• Develop and maintain manuals, i.e. E&P Health and Safety Manual, Emergency Response manuals, Environmental manuals, etc.

• Assist in the implementation, monitoring and continuation of various HSE programs such as API Profit Series, Incentive Program, Near Miss Program, Safety Meeting/Awareness Reports, etc. as needed.

• Maintain all HSE Databases such as TRIM, Contractor Safety, MSDS, Environmental Waste Database, Drilling and Well Servicing Hours, etc. This includes maintaining them in current status, providing technical support when necessary, conduct training for the databases as required and serve as primary contact for the databases.

• Develop training matrix for all field employees with input from Managers, Foremen, and Safety Coordinator. Maintain training records for Exploration and Production division. Includes scheduling, developing curriculum and conducting classes.

• Develop evacuation plan for employees and Emergency Coordinators and conduct training.

• Assist in handling Worker’s Compensation claims.

August 1989 – March 1998 Chevron Real Estate Management Company – Houston, TX

Responsibilities include:

• Conduct internal Environmental, Safety, Fire and Health compliance reviews for Chevron-owned facilities. These audits include compliance with Chevron Policies as well as OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and CAL-OSHA standards.

• Research environmental issues for review by Lead Engineer - ESF&H Projects.

• Develop Business Resumption Plan for Eastern Region, which includes coordination of 11 sites in Texas and Louisiana, for emergency business recovery following a major disaster to our facility or region.

• Train employees in CPR/First Aid.

• Chairperson of Eastern Region Safety Committee. Coordinate and schedule speakers, meetings, and respond to safety suggestions.

• Assist in preparation of Emergency Response Plans, Emergency Procedures and Emergency Warden procedures for facilities in Eastern Region. Present Emergency Warden procedures to Wardens in Eastern Region.

• Work closely with Building Operations, Contract Administration, Tenant Improvements, Technical Services, and Leasing and provide administrative support.

Professional Memberships:

• American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)

• National Association of Professional Women (NAPW)

• Texas Association of First Responders (TAFR) (Board Member)

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