Safety Engineer

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207-***-**** - ***********@*****.***

Francis J. McKeown Jr. O.H.S.T.

SUMMARY

Plan, implement, and coordinate safety programs, requiring application of

engineering principles and technology, to prevent or correct unsafe working

conditions

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

J.C. Stone Inc.

MARCH 2011 - PRESENT

Safety Director

Development of safety policies to comply with OSHA 1910, MSHA, DOT, and EPA

standards to quantitatively safeguard employees, subcontractors, and

visitors. Job Hazard Analysis assessments of block stone cutting

operations. Create and conduct training for supervision in hazard

recognition. Create new employee safety orientation program. Lead baseline

compliance audit of stone cutting plant, with attainable resolutions to

prevent injury, accident, or reoccurrence.

General Dynamics Corporation / Bath Iron Works JUNE

2009 - JANUARY 2011

Safety Engineer

Lead weekly job site compliance auditing teams to identify safety, and

environmental risks, combined with onsite recommendations to ensure safety

of employees, environmental impact, company assets, with focus on continued

production goals. Develop reports utilizing Microsoft applications

pertaining to audit findings and accident / near miss investigations,

shared with all levels of management. Safety Engineer Project Leader on

new construction of 2 service towers with communications of company safety

expectations to subcontractors and company employees. Co-coordinate vessel

ammunition load out for sea-trails. Perform scheduled internal audit of ISO

- 18001 & 14001 program.

OSHA 30 hour training 1910 and 1915 standards.

Lean Six Sigma - Yellow Belt

Portland Water District

AUGUST 2008 - JUNE 2009

Safety & Training Coordinator

Advocate the oversight of safety performance and training of all employees

and subcontractors. Provide required OSHA training for employees. Present

the development and enforcement of safety policies and procedures. Train

risk assessment and Job Safety Analysis for forepersons and construction

crews. Conduct personal and vehicle accident investigations. Provide

recommendations for hazard abatement to senior management. Developed and

managed MSDS online account and respiratory protection program for

employees that meet the respiratory requirements for their job.

General Dynamics Corporation / Bath Iron Works JUNE

2004- AUGUST 2008

Supervisor of Safety Inspectors

Developed strategies for safety inspector support on behalf of shipyard

production and naval required auditing. 2006 - Certified Competent Fall

Protection

Key Accomplishments:

. Support workforce of 5300 and 500 managers with job site assessment

regarding safety as requested, supporting time efficient production

constraints

. Continue Process Improvement Facilitator - Lead groups to analyze

processes where improvement valued, problem solve process weaknesses,

develop strategies, evaluate potential problems, with strategies to

make successful modification.

. Team member in the successful implementation as the first Maritime

Shipyard certification of Environmental ISO 14001, and Health and

Safety's ISO 18001 program certification.

. Co-manage a respirator fit program (considered best in the state) to

accommodate 2000 employees for a quantitative and qualitative

respirator fit.

. Appointed in 2006 as a Competent Fall Protection Person, to assess and

determine through analysis the correct fall protection and set up

required.

. Direct Safety Inspectors to perform auditing, fall protection

assistance, and safe job analysis, during ships construction throughout

all stages.

. Manage, and maintain the latest technology of fall arrest equipment and

implementation where applicable

. Monthly training for Safety Inspectors, ranging from fall protection,

blood borne pathogens, machine guarding, confined spaces, acute

industrial exposures and chronic industrial exposures, hearing

conservation, lock out tag out protocol, safe job shut downs.

. Support safety support for Radiation Hazard Shipboard testing (RAD

HAZ), ammunition load outs and unloading with area wide lockdowns,

sweeping for personnel containment, mechanical spark resistant tool

support.

. Managing the company's compliance through O.S.H.A. regulations and

company Safety Procedures, achieved by directing safety inspector

auditing, observations, and onsite intervention.

General Dynamics Corporation / Bath Iron Works

AUGUST 1998 - JUNE 2004

Safety Inspector

Installation and breakdown of fall protection to support production with

safe access to work on vessels and construction of ship modules. Tasks

also entail auditing naval ships once a day and report findings that could

not be corrected on the spot to management for a 24 hour resolution time

frame. Work in assigned areas where ships construction, load outs of

equipment, or safety support and evaluations are required. Develop a

positive working relationship with union members, and management.

Key Accomplishments:

. Installation of multiple forms of fall arrest and protection systems as

requested or directed, supporting an employee population of two hundred

in a designated area

. Audit of ships under construction, and facilities, issue report of

audit findings, with recommendation, required action for hazard

abatement

. Cease, abate, unsafe work performance, with recommendation to continue

work in a manner that encourages safety combined with production.

. Perform respirator - quantitative, qualitative fits for employees.

Document and report documentation to data entry clerk for record

keeping data entry.

. Water rescue team (3 years) classroom, and water training, search &

rescue techniques under all circumstances of weather, darkness,

multiple victims' unconscious victim rescue. G.P.S. guided searching,

CPR certified.

. Working knowledge, compliance of O.S.H.A.'s 1910, 1915, 1926

standards

. Working knowledge, compliance of companies internal safety

procedural manual, handbook

. Maintain fall protection equipment when required or

instructed.

General Dynamics Corporation / Bath Iron Works

MARCH 1982 - AUGUST 1998

Preservation Technician

Thermal Spray Technician - responsible for application of aluminum bonding

to steel through a thermal bonding process. Process meet the naval

guidelines for application and rust prevention guarantee of 25 years rust

free with exposure to open seas.

EDUCATION

Central Maine Community College Auburn, ME

Associates Degree / Occupational Health & Safety

CERTIFICATIONS / TRAINING / AWARDS

Occupational Health & Safety Technologist Certification - certification

# 3310

O.S.H.A. 30 hr. 1910.00 General Industry - certification # 900150135

O.S.H.A. 30 hr. 1915.00 Maritime Standards - certification # SE3001761

NFPA 70E Arc Flash

Maine Motor Transport Association -Supervisory Drug & Alcohol Training

Lean Six Sigma - Yellow Belt

Eagle Scout - Boy Scouts of America

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