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Manager Engineer

Location:
Saudi Arabia
Salary:
$80,000 - 100,000
Posted:
October 11, 2013

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Resume:

GREGORY S. MASNICK

Al-Jude Village - House **

PO BOX 1657 Jubail, 31951 KSA

+966-***-***-*** * *****.*******@*****.***

SUMMARY

** **** **&H Manager, Lead, & Trainer well versed in US-OSHA & UK-HSE applications with mega &

multi-site project experience in the USA & overseas. Nevada OSHA approved Owner Controlled Insurance

Program (OCIP) Safety Coordinator with union, non -union & multi-cultural workforce site exposure.

Proficient at program development, implementation and training with a distinct field environment orientation.

Results driven & completely committed to honor, integrity & team success.

EDUCATION & AFFILIATIONS

BS - Occupational Health and Safety 3.95 GPA, Columbia Southern University - 2008

RSP - Registered Safety Professional - International Board of Environmental Safety & Health

MIIRSM – Member of the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management

OCIP – Owner Controlled Insurance Program Approved Safety Coordinator – State of Nevada, USA

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Senior Safety Engineer & Trainer (Jul 2011 - Present)

Bechtel, Jubail Industrial City, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

End of contract 29 January 2014. Not planning to renew or extend.

Scope of work: Contract representatives for Saudi Arabian Royal Commission in Jubail Industrial City,

covering 75 major construction sites, including land reclamation, Commercial and Industrial Ports

construction, highways & bridges, transmission towers, tunnels, oil & gas pipeline corridors, sea water cooling

pump stations & pipelines, fiber-optic telecommunications networks, potable and waste water lines, hospitals,

schools, mosques and domestic housing.

Responsibilities:

Senior Safety Engineer over multiple contracts providing mentoring, coaching, and advice to junior staff

Lead ES&H trainer for Saudi Arabian Royal Commission, Bechtel staff and contractors. (3000+ trained)

Review and approve contractor ES&H plans, risk assessments, and safe method statements

Review and approve crane heavy lift plans, traffic management plans and other critical work plans

Conduct interviews of submitted contractor key personnel for position approval

Create, administer, & grade contractor safety manager & officer competency tests

Regular speaker at monthly contractor safety meeting with up 400 attendees

Lead site ES&H audits and accident investigations

Write ES&H codes, policies and procedures

Conceive and produce educational and reference material

Occupational Health & Safety Specialist (Sept 2009 –Jul 2011)

US Army, Sierra Army Depot, Herlong, CA

Scope of work: Sierra Army Depot consists of over 1000 employees, multiple contractors, 7 million cubic feet

of warehouses, 800 covered storage igloos, 60 miles of rail, 500 thousand square feet of industrial space, and

Amedee Army Airfield which can land and take off aircraft up to and including C -5 and C-17.

Responsibilities:

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO

Ammunition & explosives safety program manager

Speaker at weekly Commander’s Accident Review Board

Contractor safety plan evaluator

ES&H inspector, trainer, & accident investigator

Safety Manager (Apr 2006–Sept 2009)

SME Steel, Las Vegas, NV

Scope of work: SME Steel and its subsidiary, Southwest Steel are the largest steel erection companies in Las

Vegas, Nevada. Projects included the 5300 guest room Echelon Resort, the City Center Resort with 7 towers

up to 61 floors, the McCarran Airport Terminal 3 Expansion project and the City of North Las Vegas Water

Reclamation Project capable of treating 25 million gallons of water daily.

Responsibilities:

Managed ES&H staff on several simultaneous multi-billion dollar projects

Area ES&H representative to client and government representatives

Draft safe work plans and crane critical lift plans for steel erection

Briefed and advised executives and managers on ES&H matters

Key update contributor to corporate ES&H program

Primary ES&H trainer for new hire orientation and ongoing ES&H courses

Lead accident investigations, analyzed results, and disseminated “lessons learned” company wide

Approved & authorized as an OCIP Safety Coordinator for McCarran Terminal 3 project

Southeast Regional Safety Manager (Mar 2002 – Apr 2006)

HITT Contracting Inc., Charleston, SC

Scope of work: With 3 satellite offices in the states of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida and operating in a

general contracting capacity with government and commercial contracts including new embassy construction

in Albania, interior build outs, renovations, design build projects, and LEED certified.

Responsibilities:

Managed ES&H program & coordinated efforts between organization and contractors

ES&H liaison to clients and government representatives

Reported ES&H matters to top management

Drafted site specific and critical ES&H plans

Primary ES&H auditor & trainer

Managed lost workday cases

Monitored experience modification rates

Created ES&H training program materials

Lead accident investigations

Conducted trend and root cause analysis

Disseminated ES&H findings to all levels of organization

Safety Coordinator (Feb 2000 – Mar 2002)

Charleston Mill Service, Charleston, SC

Scope of work: Day to day operations were in support of Nucor Steel Mill Berkeley with heavy equipment

and a mini-mill capable of providing haulage and processing services for steel scrap, steel furnace slag, and

debris as well as a maintenance facility supporting slag pot repair. The mini-mill produced usable slag for road

construction in various grades and extracted copper for reclamation. Other day to day activities included road

& yard construction, dust control, and mill maintenance.

Responsibilities:

Drafted site ES&H program & training material

Reported ES&H matters to Operations Manager

Monthly corporate safety meeting participant

Accident investigator

ES&H inspector & trainer

Staff Sergeant (Oct 1989 – Jan 2000 Honorable Discharge)

United States Army, Fort Lewis, WA

18C Special Forces Engineer at 1st SFG(A), ODA 191 & 196

INDEPENDENT COURSEWORK

40 Hour EM-385-1-1 Safety & Health Requirements for Construction – NAVFAC

40 Hour HAZWOPER – National Environmental Trainers

40 Hour Radiation Safety Officer – CECOM

24 Hour Radioactive Commodity Identification & Transportation – CECOM

24 Hour Environmental Coordinator – MCAS Beaufort

Emergency Management Professional Development Series - FEMA

OSHA 510 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Construction

OSHA 30 Hour Construction Industry Safety

OSHA 3010 Trenching and Excavation

OSHA 7115 Lockout/Tag-out

Managing Safely – IOSH

Rigger Level I – TUV SUD

Scaffold Inspector – TUV SUD

Subpart R – Steel Erection Safety – PDH Engineer

System Safety in Systems Engineering - DAU

Managers Safety Course - DoD

Composite Risk Management - DoD

Accident Investigations - DoD

CP Confined Space Entry - ABC

CP System Scaffolding - ABC

CP Fall Protection - CS

Asbestos Management - RV

Lead Management - RV



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