JEREMY D. DENTON, CHST

**** ***** ******, ********, ** USA 59105

+1-406-***-**** mobile / +1-406-***-**** alternative

abgtjc@r.postjobfree.com

JOB OBJECTIVE:

Obtaining a safety professional position with a progressive organization to

successfully lead project teams towards accomplishing their missions!

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS: (Reference Letters available upon request)

Professional Contractor Safety Leadership Roles/Responsibilities: Certified

CSTOP Instructor/Auditor, OSHA Construction Instructor, Project Safety

Manager, Professional Safety Manager, Safety Supervisor, Safety

Coordinator, Safety Representative, Safety Technician, Field EH&S

Consultant and a Field EH&S Supervisor. In these roles I undertake the

liaison duties to support the maintenance of the appropriate compliance

programs for the client, contractor & the industry standards (i.e.; OSHA-

General Industry, Construction, and Maritime, NIOSH, ANSI, AIHA, DOT, &

NFPA, etc.). My background includes assignments for new construction,

scheduled maintenance, revamp, T/A & Outage projects.

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

David Wulf ConocoPhillips Project Development HSE +1-281-***-****

Manager office

Brent Weisbrod Peak Consulting CIH, CSP, CAC +1-510-***-****

mobile

Dave Longdon TRS Staffing Safety Specialist +1-219-***-****

mobile

Joe Czaicki US Rick Management CIH & CSP +1-314-***-****

mobile

Kevin McMahn CTEH IH Manager +1-601-***-****

mobile

Brent Miley Matrix Service, Inc. Senior EH&S Supervisor +1-281-***-****

mobile

EMPLOYMENT CONTACT INFORMATION

COMPANY SUPERVISOR TITLE PHONE # LOCATION

Matrix Service, Randy Jones EH&S Manager +1(281) 15333 JFK Blvd.,

Inc. 458-8781 Suite 400

Houston, TX 77032

Industrial Safety Ken Tabony Vice President +1(504) 4713 Utica Street

& Health, Inc. 855-6391 Metairie, LA 70006

Matrix Service, Patrick Penka Senior EH&S +1(714) 500 West Collins

Inc. Supervisor 470-2721 Orange, CA 92867

US Risk Adam Fillmore Certified +1(225) 1636 Popps Ferry

Management Industrial 270-3444 Road, Suite M8

Hygienist Biloxi, Mississippi

39532

Airgas / Oilind Terry Gray Safety Supervisor +1(303) 7825 40th Ave.

Safety 913-8703 Denver, CO 80207

Foster Design Rheba General Manager +1(316) 1938 N. Woodlawn,

Castillo 832-9700 Ste.#500

Wichita, KS 67208

SAFETY PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE_________________________________

Matrix Service Inc.

(These next 9 projects are only in chronological order with the Matrix

Service projects.)

May 09, 2011 - Current

Field EH&S Supervisor Safety Instructor for Industrial Electricians,

Instrumentation Technicians, Mechanics, Pipefitters, Welders &

Crane/Equipment Operators

Contracted to: BP Exploration Alaska (BPXA) in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska by the

Gulf Coast Region office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance [Drill Site Processing Facilities: LPC,

FS3, CGF] (i.e.; Electrical, Instrumentation & Piping Systems, Vessels,

Drums, & Heat Exchangers)

{Manpower= 25 - 150+; Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= ZERO / Incidents =

(ZERO) Near Misses= (2)}

Accomplishments (master list for all Matrix Service Inc. assignments):

. Arrange accounts for project outsourcing services (e.g.; clinics &

training centers, etc.)

. Conduct & participate in daily/weekly & stand-down safety meetings.

. Function as the contractor liaison for the daily client-lead safety

meetings.

. Verify the quality of the safety- related paperwork (i.e.; JSA's, Safety

Meetings, Work Permits, B/A Checklists, Safety Inspections (Audits), Fall

Protection Work Plans, Mobile Equip. Inspections, etc.).

. Process job site observations (Continuous Improvement Cards) for the

Safety Recognition Program.

. Validate atmospheric testing & issued permits for Matrix employee's

permit-required confined spaces.

. Develop Formal Job Hazard Analyses to promote the control of hazardous

construction activities.

. Initiate and participate in all accident/incident investigations with

operations personnel to determine root-causes and develop a corrective

action plan.

. Review & discuss Safety Alert Memos (SAM's) with employees for lessons

learned opportunities.

. Indoctrinate Matrix personnel into the company & site-specific safety

programs.

. Certify employees (i.e.; CSTOP, Safety Watch, mobile equip., etc.) and

maintain their training records.

. Coach supervisors to maintain Matrix safety programs (i.e.; BBCIMS, HIPP,

SAP, SSE, SWA, etc.).

. Recommend consistent disciplinary solutions for safety-related

infractions.

. Coordinate with operations personnel to conform to the corporate safety

policies & procedures.

. Administrate medical care / advice within company / client protocols.

. Support the compliance with all Matrix employee drug and alcohol

consortiums programs.

. Assist in the field HR coordination & new hire orientation accountability

process.

February 28, 2011 - May 1, 2011

Field EH&S Supervisor Safety Instructor for Industrial Mechanics,

Pipefitters, Welders & Crane/Equipment Operators

Contracted to: Frontier Oil Refining Company in Cheyenne, WY by the Gulf

Coast Region office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance [Multiple Process Units] (i.e.; Piping,

Pipe Racks, Vessels, Drums, Heat Exchangers & Towers)

{Manpower= 250+ (including Subs); Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= ZERO /

Incidents = (1) Near Miss}

January 24, 2011 - February 02, 2011

Field Safety Supervisor for Industrial Mechanics & Crane/Equipment

Operators

Contracted to: Valero Refinery in Wilmington, CA by the Orange, CA office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance (i.e.; Asphalt Drums, Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 33; Recordable / Injuries / Incidents= ZERO}

October 27, 2009 - December 06, 2009

Field Safety Supervisor for Industrial Mechanics & Crane/Equipment

Operators

Contracted to: Valero Refinery in Wilmington, CA by the Orange, CA office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance (i.e.; Reactors, Drums, Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 175 (approx.); Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= (1) 1st Aid /

Incidents= (1) Near Miss}

September 17, 2009 - October 04, 2009

Field Safety Supervisor for Industrial Mechanics & Crane/Equipment

Operators

Contracted to: Tesoro Refinery in Anacortes, WA by the Bellingham, WA

office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance (i.e.; Vessels, Drums, Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 75 (approx.); Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= (2) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (1) Near Miss}

June 25, 2009 - August 21, 2009

Field Safety Supervisor for Industrial Mechanics & Crane/Equipment

Operators

Contracted to: Chevron Refinery in Richmond, CA by the Orange, CA office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance (i.e.; Vessels, Drums, Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 90 (approx.); Recordable= (1) / Injuries= (2) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (1) Near Miss}

November 18, 2006 - June 29, 2007

Field Safety Representative Safety Instructor for Industrial Civil

Workers, Crane/Equipment Operators, Mechanics, Pipefitters & Welders

Contracted to: Frontier Oil Refining Company in Cheyenne, WY by the

Bellingham, WA office

Project Type: New Construction / Re-Vamp / Scheduled Maintenance [Coker

Unit] (i.e.; Piping, Pipe Racks, Civil Work, Steel Erection, Foundations,

Vessels, Drums, Heat Exchangers & Towers)

{Manpower= 250 (approx.); Recordable= (1) / Injuries= (3) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (3) Near Misses}

Accomplishments (in addition to the master list above):

. Collected U/A & B/A specimens for the employee drug and alcohol

compliance program.

. Fit tested & trained employees for their purified & supplied air

respiratory protection.

October 18, 2006 - November 13, 2006

Field Safety Supervisor for Industrial Mechanics

Contracted to: BP Refinery in Carson, CA by the Orange, CA Office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance (i.e.; Vessels, Drums, Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 80 (approx.); Recordable= (2) / Injuries= (2) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (1) Near Misses}

September 07, 2006 - October 13, 2006

Field Safety Representative Safety Instructor for all crafts

Contracted to: ExxonMobil Refinery in Billings, MT by the Bellingham, WA

office

Project Type: New Construction / Re-Vamp / Turnaround [Fluid Catalytic

Cracking (FCC) Unit]

{Manpower= 150 (approx.); Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= (3) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (2) Near Misses}

Accomplishment (in addition to the master list above):

. Installed rescue retrieval & ventilation systems for permit-required

confined spaces.

Industrial Safety & Health, Inc.; June 12, 2010 - November 24, 2010

Industrial Hygiene Technician for the Task Force 5, Scouting, Skimming,

Cleanup & Decon Crews

Contracted to: CTEH (Safety & Industrial Hygiene Contractor for BP) @ the

Signal Shipyard, Pascagoula Decon Site & Bayou Casotte Site in Pascagoula,

Mississippi by ISH's Metairie, LA office

Project Type: BP GoM MC 252 Oil Spill Emergency Response Project

{Manpower= 1200 (approx.); Recordable / Injuries / Incidents= N/A}

. Achieved both the Decon Site's & the Incident Command Center's

expectations.

. Provided IH, IT, ER & Oil Scouting support for Task Force 5 Nearshore

Skimming Operations.

. Performed multi & compound-specific PID atmospheric monitoring background

readings.

. Monitored Worker exposure via Passive VOM's, Noise Dosimeters & personal

air sampling pumps.

. Orientated Industrial Hygiene Techs for water way air sampling &

communication device applications.

. Documented daily air sampling, instrument calibration activities & Worker

exposure monitoring.

Inotek Safety Consultants, Inc.

(These next 3 ISC projects are in chronological order with all the other

projects.)

May 10, 2010 - June 08, 2010

Field EH&S Consultant for Union Carpenters

Contracted to: SPX/MCT (Union Cooling Water Technologies Contractor) @ the

Arcelor Mittal Steel Mill in East Chicago, IN by the Houston, TX office

Project Type: New Construction [Wood Cooling Water Tower]

{Manpower= 17; Recordable / Injuries / Incidents= ZERO}

Accomplishments (master list for all Inotek Safety Consultants, Inc.

assignments:

. Arranging accounts for project outsourcing services (e.g.; clinics &

training centers, etc.)

. Conducted & participated in daily/weekly/monthly safety meetings.

. Functioned as the contractor liaison for the daily client-lead safety

meetings.

. Documented audits on JSA's, Foremen's "Tool Box" talks & inspections.

. Performed field job site observations/audits/training/instruction.

. Verified the Daily/Monthly/Annual Tool & Equipment Inspection Programs.

. Advocated a hazard analysis process for employer PPE distribution

responsibilities.

. Educated project personnel with the Corporate, OSHA & Site Specific

Safety Program expectations.

. Provided medical advice & First Responder care giving duties within

company protocol.

. Coached the field supervisors with their safety responsibilities &

expectations.

. Encouraged safer solutions to resolve safety infractions.

. Lead thorough incident investigations to reduce risks & potentially

reoccurring issues.

. Initiated emergency response procedures (high angle rescue, hazmat

spills, & fires).

. Coordinated safety compliance for critical activities (e.g.; fall arrest

systems, hot work, mobile equipment & crane lifts, etc.).

March 08, 2010 - May 08, 2010

Field EH&S Consultant for Union Carpenters

Contracted to: SPX/MCT (Union Cooling Water Technologies Contractor) @ the

AEP Power Plant in Oologah, OK by the Houston, TX office

{Manpower= 125; Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= (6) 1st Aids / Incidents=

ZERO}

February 25, 2010 - March 07, 2010

Field EH&S Consultant for Non-Union Carpenters

Contracted to: SPX/MCT (Non-Union Cooling Water Technologies Contractor) @

the Chouteau Power Plant in Pryor, OK by the Houston, TX office

Project Type: New Construction / Outage [Fiberglass Cooling Water Tower]

{Manpower= 35; Recordable / Injuries / Incidents= ZERO}

Advanced Industrial Safety Resources, Inc.; June 01, 2008 - February 15,

2010

President Instructor Auditor Specimen Collector for Industrial

Construction Contractors

Sole-Proprietorship: Safety Consulting & Employee Training Services

. Provided worker & supervisor safety certifications (e.g.; confined

spaces, fall protection, etc.).

. Collected U/A & B/A specimens for employee drug & alcohol compliance

programs.

. Designed custom data bases for personnel training record keeping

requirements.

. Consulted clients' management team for safety program development.

. Trained contractors' employees in company specific safety policies &

procedures.

. Audited other CSTOP Instructors' for training quality & accuracy.

Foster Design Company, Inc.; April 28, 2008 - March 27, 2009

Project Safety Lead Project Safety Manager for all construction

contractors

Contracted to: ConocoPhillips Refinery in Billings, MT by the Wichita, KS

office

{Manpower= 90 (approx.); Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= (2) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (4) Near Misses}

Project Type: New Construction [Ultra-low Sulfur Gasoline Unit] (i.e.;

Piping, Pipe Racks, Civil Work, Steel Erection, Fire Proofing, Foundations,

Reactors, Drums, Heat Exchangers & Towers)

. Arranging accounts for project outsourcing services (e.g.; clinics &

training centers, etc.)

. Inspected equipment (e.g.; crane rigging, fall protection & power tools,

etc.).

. Represented the Project Management Team during field safety audits.

. Occupied the safety leadership role for the Project Management Team.

. Over site for administrative compliance for construction contractors.

. Bridged Client safety documents with newly awarded contractors' safety

plans.

. Facilitated Site Specific & Project Orientations.

. Selected safety meeting topics for construction contractors.

. Trended statistics for leading indicators & safe or at risk behaviors.

. Approved contractors' site specific safety plans.

E4 Safety Professionals, LLC; December 01, 2007 - April 25, 2008

Professional Safety Manager Permit Writer for all construction

contractors

Contracted to: CHS Refinery in Laurel, MT by the Sunbury, OH office

Project Type: New Construction [Coker Unit] (i.e.; Piping, Pipe Racks,

Civil Work, Steel Erection, Foundations, Vessels, Drums, Heat Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 1,500 (approx.); Recordable= (3) / Injuries= (5) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (5) Near Misses}

. Inspected equipment (e.g.; crane rigging, fall protection & power tools,

etc.).

. Represented the Project Management Team during field safety audits.

. Occupied the safety leadership role for the Project Management Team.

. Over site for administrative compliance for construction contractors.

. Certified Process Operators on aerial work platform equipment.

. Authorized hot work, confined space & critical crane lift permits.

Oilind Safety; August 06, 2007 - November 26, 2007

Professional Safety Manager Permit Writer for all construction

contractors

Contracted to: CHS Refinery in Laurel, MT by the Denver, CO office

Project Type: New Construction [Coker Unit] (i.e.; Piping, Pipe Racks,

Civil Work, Steel Erection, Foundations, Vessels, Drums, Heat Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 1,500 (approx.); Recordable= (3) / Injuries= (5) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (5) Near Misses}

. Inspected equipment (e.g.; crane rigging, fall protection & power tools,

etc.).

. Represented the Project Management Team during field safety audits.

. Occupied the safety leadership role for the Project Management Team.

. Over site for administrative compliance for construction contractors.

. Certified Process Operators on aerial work platform equipment.

. Authorized hot work, confined space & critical crane lift permits.

JV VI Piping Co. Inc.; February 02, 2006 - April 13, 2006

Industrial Mechanic Industrial Pipefitter Safety Technician for all

piping & mechanical crafts

Contracted to: Havensa Refinery in St. Croix, USVI by the Deer Park, TX

office

Project Type: Scheduled Maintenance (i.e., Reactors, Drums, Exchangers &

Towers)

{Manpower= 300 (approx.); Recordable= ZERO / Injuries= (2) 1st Aids /

Incidents= (1) Near Miss}

. Conducted & participated in daily/weekly/monthly safety meetings.

. Functioned as the contractor liaison for the daily client-lead safety

meetings.

. Documented audits on JSA's, Foremen's "Tool Box" talks & inspections.

. Performed field job site observations/audits/training/instruction.

. Validated atmospheric testing & issued permits for contractor's permit-

required confined spaces.

. Verified the Daily/Monthly/Annual Tool & Equipment Inspection Programs.

. Advocated a hazard analysis process for employer PPE distribution

responsibilities.

. Educated project personnel with the Corporate, OSHA & Site Specific

Safety Program expectations.

. Provided medical advice & First Responder care giving duties within

company protocol.

. Coached the field supervisors with their safety responsibilities &

expectations.

. Encouraged safer solutions to resolve safety infractions.

. Lead thorough incident investigations to reduce risks & potentially

reoccurring issues.

. Initiated emergency response procedures (high angle rescue, hazmat

spills, & fires).

. Coordinated safety compliance for critical activities (e.g.; fall arrest

systems, breathing air, confined spaces, hot work, respiratory protection,

mobile equipment & crane lifts, etc.).

. Confirmed the safe engineering & operating integrity of process

equipment.

INDUSTRIAL CRAFTSMAN EXPERIENCE________________________________

8/24/06- 9/05/06 Wyatt Field Services St. Croix, USVI [Industrial

Pipefitter]

7/24/06- 7/30/06 JV Industrial Co. Inc. Benicia, CA [Industrial Pipefitter]

7/05/06 - 7/21/06 R & S Well Services Casper, WY [Derrick Hand / Floor Hand

/ Compressor Hand]

1/16/06 - 8/13/06 Timec Co. Inc. Vallejo, CA [Industrial Mechanic 3 - 6]

7/28/05 - 1/12/06 Timec Co. Inc. N. Salt Lake City, UT [Industrial Mechanic

1 - 2]

Industrial Craftsman Training Certificates:

. Metal Skills Training

. NCCER: Certified Industrial Pipe Fitter Verify my NCCER

. NCCER: Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanic certificates (Card #:

4116375)

IDENTIFICATION______________________________________________________

. Montana "Class D" Driver's License . TWIC Card #: 04597600 / 7099

. United States Passport #: 455384235

SCHOOLS / UNIVERSITIES________________________________________________

. West High School, Billings, MT; High School Diploma in 1991

. Adult Education Lincoln Center, Billings, MT; General Education Courses

in 2002

. Rocky Mountain Education Center, Lakewood, CO; OSHA Construction Courses

in 2007

. Columbia Southern University, Orange Beach, AL; Occupational Safety &

Health (currently enrolled)

Continued Education Goals:

. Other Languages- Fluency in Spanish (North/South American dialect)

. Safety- Degree in Occupational Safety Engineering; CSP (Certified Safety

Professional)

. Industrial Hygiene- Degree in Industrial Hygiene; CIH (Certified

Industrial Hygienist)

SAFETY TRAINING CERTIFICATES_______________________________________

. Certified C-STOP Instructor (Safety training for both Matrix Service,

Inc. & C-STOP Company)

. Certified Supervisor for T/A and New Construction Projects (S.T.A.R.T.

Program)

. Safety Accountability Program (S.A.P.)

. Balmert Consulting Certificate of Supervisor Safety Training (M.S.P.)

. IIF Training (Injury & Illness Free Program)

. On-Shore Hazmat Training (MC252)

. Marine Hazmat Training (MC252)

. Basic Oil Boom Deployment & Maintenance Training

. OSHA 10 (Construction Craftsmen Course)

. OSHA 30 (Construction Supervisor Course)

. OSHA 500 (Construction Instructor Course)

. CHST (Board Certified Safety Professional Construction Health & Safety

Technician)

. HAZWOPER 40 Hour Course (Marine Oil Spill included)

. HAZWOPER 24 Hour Course

. HAZWOPER 8 Hour Course (Refresher)

. NCCER: CSST (Construction Site Safety Technician) Verify my NCCER certificates

(Card #: 4116375)

. NCCER: FS/ST (Field Safety / Safety Technology)

. NCCER: CSSO (Construction Site Safety

Orientation)

Crane Safety Experience:

. Scheduled Maintenance (Shut-Downs & Outages)

Crawler Lattice Boom, Telescopic All-Terrain / Rough Terrain Cranes & Truck-

mounted Sidelift Cranes

. Offshore & Near shore

Fixed Tower / Self-erecting cranes (land-based), Floating Crawler Lattice

Boom, Telescopic All-Terrain / Rough Terrain Cranes (fixed onto barges)

. New Construction

Gantry Crane & Goldhofer Hydraulic Platform Trailer, Crawler Lattice Boom &

Telescopic All-Terrain / Rough Terrain Cranes.

Manufacturers (but not limited to):

Link-Belt, Grove, Liebherr, Demag, Terex, Peterbilt, Manitowoc

Crane Companies (but not limited to):

Mullen, Biggie, Lampson, Strong's Crane, Bragg, Barnhart

*Crane capacities ranged from approximately 20 Tons to 500+ Tons

OTHER CERTIFICATES / TRAINING_____________________________________

Instrument Training:

. Industrial Scientific MX-6 (Multi-Gas . Gastec GV-100 (Compound-Specific Gas

Atmospheric PID Monitor) Sampling Pump)

. MSA Orion Deluxe (Multi-Gas . Draeger accuro (Compound-Specific Gas

Atmospheric PID Monitor) Sampling Pump)

. Multi Rae Plus (Multi-Gas Atmospheric . Motorola PDA MC5574 (Communication

PID Monitor) Device)

. Ultra Rae 3000 (Compound-Specific PID . SKC Model PCXR4 (Personal Air

Monitor) Sampling Pump)

. Ultra RAE (Benzene Specific PID . Quest-300 (Noise Dosimeter)

Monitor)

Medical Training Courses:

. EMT-B Course

. Certified Nurse Aide . Breath Alcohol Technician

. Certified Phlebotomist . Specimen Collection Technician

. First Aid, CPR, & AED (exp. 4/28/2012)

Electronic & IT Skills (but not limited to):

. Software Programs- Word, Excel, Power Point, Office Outlook, Paint,

Adobe, Open Office, etc.

. Hardware- Video Projectors, Printers, Scanners, Copiers, Desktop & Laptop

Computers

. Operating Systems- Microsoft Windows (XP / Vista / Windows 7), Macintosh,

& Linux

. Programming- Web Design & Maintenance, Networking, Troubleshooting,

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