Anthony O Cabral
San Leandro CA 94577
510-***-**** (Cell)
To Whom It May Concern:
Please consider me for the Safety Position with your company.
I can assist your company with leadership and direction in developing and
administrating a "Zero Incident" work environment which will benefit the
company as well as the employees. At my last three positions, we went over
137,000 and 96,000 and 11,000 (the entire project) man hours without a
reportable incident. My knowledge and experience with the Army Corps of
Engineers and the use of EM 385 makes me an asset to all companies.
With my experience in the field and in the classroom, as well as my
extensive training through the National Center for Construction Education
and Research (NCCER) and all of my Coaching experience, I am the perfect
leader to educate a workforce.
My overall experience with teaching contractors about public works
reporting requirements, fall protection, trenching and shoring, electrical
safety, ladder safety, heavy equipment operations, confined space entry
and rescue, hand tool and power tool safety, respiratory protection, PPE
safety and care and Identification of PPE job assessment, to OSHA 300
reporting requirements and logs. From writing Injury and Illness
Prevention Programs (IIPP) (also known to some as a Health and Safety
Program (HASP)) to Hazardous Communications I have been an extreme value to
every company I have worked with.
Working with employee's to buy into the IIPP, and comply with the rules has
been where I have excelled in the past. I also believe in my training on
the subject of "Discipline without Punishment" as well as "Discipline with
Dignity" has helped in the past in getting compliance from workers without
threats of discipline or termination.
Coaching supervisors to truly use the Job Hazard Analysis system to educate
and help their employees to complete their tasks (even the most mundane) in
a quick and safe manner has been a previous success of mine. Having
supervisors truly identify the hazards involved (even) in the simplest
tasks and enthusiastically educate their workforce to prevent injuries and
waste of materials and time has been another area which I have excelled in
the past.
This is just a simple overview of some of my experience and tool that I
bring to offer your company.
I know that I will be a great asset to your company.
Respectfully,
Anthony Cabral
Anthony O. Cabral
1805 East Fourteenth Street, San Leandro CA 94577
Summary of Qualifications:
Successful manager with excellent communication, problem solving, and
organizational skills that has extensive safety training, enforcement,
program development and implementation experience in the following areas:
. Interview/accident investigation training
. Army Corps of Engineers and EM 385
. Experience with multi-site management of employees
. Proven effective training/classroom experience/Davis Bacon Workshop
Trainer
. Extensive experience with all Microsoft Office suites: Power point,
Word, Excel and Outlook
. National Center for Construction Education and Research Instructor in
the following topics: Heavy Equipment Operations Instructor, Certified
Core Curricula Instructor, Certified Fall Protection Instructor,
Certified Excavation Safety Instructor, Certified Scaffold Instructor,
Certified PPE Instructor, Certified Respirator Instructor, and
Certified Confined Space Instructor.
. Recent certifications:
o OSHA 510 - OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry
o OSHA 30 Certification (600177791)
o OSHA 10 Certification
o Hazwoper (40 Hour Certification)
o Werner Ladder Certified Instructor
o Forklift Training Pro Certified Instructor
o Flagging/Traffic Control Instructor
o CPR/First Aid
o Confined Space Competent Person
o Scaffolding Constructor/Competent Person
o Transportation Workers Identification Card (TWIC) Expires
12/2014.
3/2010 to Present-Hal Hays Construction
Site Safety Manager-Bay Model, Sausalito Ca-Army Corps of Engineers
Manage site through 5 phases (Asbestos/Lead Abatement of roof, Installation
of Solar Panels, Installation of fall protection, Roofing, Structural
Reinforcement of Building, Carpentry and Electrical) of construction via EM
385 standards. I am responsible for analyzing each aspect of all trades
and then writing specific Activity Hazard Analysis for assigned work.
Train all employees and subcontractor employees on Site Specific Hazards
and site specific regulations. Provide weekly safety meetings, supervise
contractor daily AHA safety meeting. Investigate all near misses and
accidents. Oversee and approve all fall protection aspects, scaffolding
aspects and Asbestos/Lead abatement aspects of safety plan.
10/2009 to 12/2009 - Ahtna Engineering Services
Site Safety Officer-San Leandro Harbor Dredging Operations
Write site Health and Safety program (HASP). Manage dredging site per EM
385 Standards. Work with Army Corps of Engineers on safely dredging the
San Leandro Marina Harbor. Prepare daily reports and maintain job site
journal per Army Corps of Engineers standards. Approve and review JHA's.
Conduct site training for all new employees. Conduct daily safety meetings
1/2009 - 6/2009 Advantage Safety
Site Safety Officer-United Spiral Pipe (Pacific Mechanical Corporation)
Enforce HASP program during the construction and installation phases of a
pipe manufacturing plant. Supervising over 200 employees building a 650,000
square foot facility to make spiral pipe. Oversee all Crane Operations,
Millwrights, Electricians, Pipe Fitters, Sprinkler Fitters, and Excavation
operations of the site. Conduct all weekly "tool box safety" meetings.
Approve all Job Hazard Analysis, develop and identify safe procedures for
installation of equipment, responsible for all First Aide, fall protection,
confined space, rigging and excavation operations and site specific
training as needed. Created the Employee Safety Committee to assist in
identifying any potential hazards and solutions to all identified hazards.
Issuing of all Hot Work Permits, oversee Lockout/Tag out of all Hazardous
Energy Sources as well as equipment and responsible for all First Aid and
Hazardous Materials handling.
4/2008 -12/2008 Associated Builders and Contractors
Apprenticeship Instructor/Field Safety Coordinator
Conduct field safety inspections for all apprentice job sites (347) to
ensure that all contractors were in OSHA compliance. Provide detailed
reports on each visit, which include deficiencies and solutions. Oversee
all lab safety at the training site. Developed training facility rules and
enforcement while apprentices are in Lab area. Generate and maintain all
MSDS and Haz Com for training site. Instruct all apprentice fields
(Plumbing, Electrical, Painting, Carpentry and Laborer) in Core Curriculum:
Hand Tool/Power Tool Safety, Construction Site Safety, Electrical Safety,
Excavation Math, OSHA Standards, Rigging, Blue Prints, Communication
Skills, Fall Protection Instructor, Flagging Instructor, Ladder and
Scaffold Instructor, Respirator Instructor, Trenching Safety Instructor,
Confined Space Instructor, CPR/First Aid Instructor, Forklift/Scissors
Lift/High Reach Man Lift Instructor. Laborer Instructor- Grading, Soils,
Below Grade Construction, Masonry, General Concrete Forms, General Framing,
General Electrical Safety.
8/2007 - 12/2007 Desert Rain Systems
Heavy Equipment Operator/Field Safety Specialist/Equipment Mechanic
Developed and instructed a site safety policy and plan for all excavations.
Which included job site visits as needed to ensure all safety guidelines
were followed. Developed and conducted weekly company wide safety training
program. Responsible for a daily maintenance report for all equipment.
Operated Caterpillar 420 D with Pilot Controls, Caterpillar 315, 320 and
330 Excavators. Installation of Rain Catchments Systems Certified
Installer of Containment Solutions Fiberglass Tanks and Atlantis Tanks.
Maintain company owned equipment. Prepare and allocate all company owned
equipment for job site use and order (rent) all equipment for all job sites
as needed. Prepare weekly reports regarding fuel usage and hours of
operation on all equipment. This provided a cost effective analysis of
equipment operations based on crew effectiveness.
1/2007 - 6/2007 Nevada School of Construction
6/2007 - 7/2007 Northern California College of Construction
Heavy Equipment Instructor (Lead)
National Center for Construction Education and Research Certified
Instructor. Instructed students on the safety, maintenance, general and
advanced training in the classroom and field on the following Equipment:
Backhoe, Scraper, Articulated Loader, Water pull, Water Truck, Gannon Box,
Dozer, Roller/Compactor, Skidsteer, Tracksteer, Motor Grader, and
Excavator. Instructed in classroom and field on the following: Excavation
Math, Below Grade Construction, Soils, Grading, Project Layout, Reading
Blueprints, Rigging, Communication Skills, Proper use of power tools and
hand tools.
5/2000 -10/ 2006 Northwest Administrators Daly City, CA
Pension Claims Adjustor
Learn and apply the Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Trust rules of
eligibility. Apply these rules which changed 7 times since 1976, to a
participants work history to calculate his/her pension. Understand how a
retirement package is computed. Comprehensive manual calculations,
implementing CAB rates, 5 Year Average rates at the appropriate time line
during a participants work history. Research, verify and prepare retirement
packages for retiring teamsters.
1999 - 5/2000 STT Inc. Mt. Pleasant, MI
Bay Area Manager/Site Director/Accounts Supervisor
Developed and managed a staff of 65 Security Officers spread from San Jose
to Pinole, Mt. View to South San Francisco. Responsible for all Human
Relations aspects, as well as recruiting and training and program
evaluation. Coordinator of scheduling to assure coverage for all accounts.
Produced 8 new accounts nationally generating over $2.8 million in yearly
billing.
1983 - 2001 Breesh Construction and Concrete
Safety and Equipment Operator
Identified and implemented safety plan for the company. Wrote a IIPP and
company policies. Created MSDS and Hazard Communications for the company
while working part time as heavy equipment operator for the company.
1980-1999 San Leandro Unified School District San Leandro, CA
Security Supervisor
Developed a school safety program for the district. Responsible for
training and evaluations of new Security Officers. Liaison between School
District and Police Department. Created a training program utilizing the
Juvenile Division as mentors for School Security
Education
2006- Associated Training Schools - Heavy Equipment Operations Levels I,
II, and III Certification
1978-1980 Chabot College Hayward, CA - Majored in Administration of Justice
1985-1987 Chabot College Hayward, CA - Reserve Police Officer Training
Modules 1, 2a, 2b, and 3