P. O. Box **** . Katy, TX ***** . 281-***-**** (home)
OBJECTIVE:
Corporate leadership role with a World-Class provider of products and
services, developing and implementing:
Health, Safety, Security, Environmental & Quality (HSSE&Q)
Management Systems
EDUCATION:
Master of Security Management for Executives (M.S.M.E.)
University of Houston - Downtown (enrolled)
GPA = 4.00 for completed courses
Master of Public Health (M.P.H.), Occupational Health & Safety
Management
Tulane University (New Orleans), 2011 (planned)
GPA = 3.97/4.00 (all courses completed; degree pending
completion of Capstone project)
Honors - Who's Who Among Students in American Universities &
Colleges
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E), Chemical Engineering
University of South Florida (Tampa), 1977
GPA=3.7/4.0 in major
Honors - Tau Beta Pi (Engineering), Phi Kappa Phi (Academic),
Omicron Delta Kappa (Leadership)
CERTIFICATIONS:
OSHA Certified Safety & Health Official (CSHO), for both General
Industry and Construction Standards
Certificate in Safety Management - American Society of Safety
Engineers (ASSE)
Patent Holder - "Explosion Prevention System for Internal Turret
Mooring System", US 6,341,572 B1, Jan 29, 2002
QUALIFICATIONS:
Over 30 years of successful business and technical management experience
involving domestic and international consulting; manufacturing
operations; engineering and construction services; and advanced
technology products:
* Corporate and Project HSSEQ Management
Consulting and Project Management
Marketing and Product Management
Process Design and Engineering Management
* Risk Management & Business Continuity
* Business Development and Sales Management
* Professional Training and Customer Support
* Manufacturing Plant Management & Administration
SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE:
2007 - present CAMERON INTERNATIONAL - Houston, TX
Director - Global Health, Safety & Environment (Corporate)
Director - Quality and Health, Safety, Security &
Environment (Drilling & Production Systems)
2005 - 2007 ACUTECH CONSULTING GROUP - Houston, TX
Manager, Houston Operations
1998 - 2005 FMC TECHNOLOGIES - Houston, TX
Director, Health, Safety & Environment
1994 - 1998 PRIMATECH - Houston, TX
Vice President & Consulting Services Manager
1992 - 1994 ABS (AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING) GROUP - Houston, TX
Manager, Program Development . Manager, Process Safety
Management Services
1987 - 1992 DNV (DET NORSKE VERITAS) - Houston, TX / Los Angeles, CA
Principal Consultant, Process Safety Management .
Manager, Risk, Safety & Reliability Services .
Manager, Software Product Marketing . Manager, Software
Sales (Americas & Pacific Rim)
1980 - 1987 SIMSCI (SIMULATION SCIENCES) - Fullerton, CA
Product Manager . Director of Marketing . Manager, Applied
Technology . Lead Process Engineer
1979 - 1980 ETHYL CORPORATION - Pasadena, TX
Operations / Startup Supervisor
1978 - 1979 CHEMSHARE - Houston, TX
Process Design Engineer
1972 - 1978 THE CLOROX COMPANY - Houston, TX / Atlanta, GA / Tampa, FL
Assistant Plant Manager . Production Supervisor . Process
Supervisor . Co-Op Student
. HSSEQ Management System Design and Development - plans, processes,
programs, policies, procedures, and work instructions for: risk
management; business continuity; occupational health & safety; security;
environmental; process safety; product safety; quality assurance; asset
integrity. Designed HSSEQ management systems using the Plan-Do-Check-Act
continual improvement cycle for performance, in accordance with
international standards and best industry practices: ISO 9001 (Quality
Management); BS 25999 (Business Continuity); API RP 75 Safety &
Environmental Management Program (SEMP); International Oil & Gas
Producers (OGP) Association; OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health & Safety
Management Systems); ANSI/AIHA Z10 (Occupational Health & Safety
Management Systems); ILO/OSH 2001 (Occupational Health & Safety
Management Systems); ISO 14001 (Environmental Management Systems); API
9100A (Model EH&S Management System); American Chemistry Council (ACC)
Responsible Care ; OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM); EPA Risk
Management Program (RMP); and related U.S., U.K., Canadian, Australian
standards, e.g. Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH). Example work
products: Corporate Policies; Project HSSE & Security Plans (design,
construction, installation); Project Travel Health, Safety & Security
Plans; Project HSSE Communications Plans; Project HSE Audit Plans;
Project Emergency Management Plans; Crisis Management & Business
Continuity Plans; Site Emergency Action & Fire Prevention Plans; Site
Security Plans; Corrective/Preventive Actions; Risk-Based HSSE Design
Control Philosophies and Plans; Health Management Plans; Process Safety
Management (PSM) systems; Mechanical Integrity Programs; Management of
Change (MOC) systems.
. HSSEQ Management System Implementation - hazard identification, risk
assessment, risk control; critical asset integrity; contractor
management; incident reporting, investigation & root cause analysis;
emergency preparedness & response; crisis management and contingency
planning; safe work practices (hot work, confined space, lockout/tagout,
radiography, heavy lifting, scaffolding); fire protection; bloodborne
pathogens; automated external defibrillator (AED); substance abuse and
testing; workplace violence; physical security; industrial hygiene and
health monitoring; office, industrial ergonomics; hazard communication
(HAZCOM); hazardous materials (HAZMAT); personal protective equipment
(PPE); training & competence assurance; 5-S housekeeping; road safety;
travel health & safety; etc.
. HSSEQ Assessments and Reviews - HSSEQ management system audits
(compliance, internal, baseline, status, gap, benchmarking, due
diligence); contractor pre-qualifications and audits; regulatory
compliance audits; site security assessments/surveys; job hazard/safety
analyses (JHAs/JSAs) and critical task risk assessments; TapRoot(
incident investigations; accident surveys; workstation ergonomic
evaluations; construction site hazard/risk assessments; behavioral-based
safety observations; workplace hazard inspections; hazard identification
(HAZID) reviews; major hazard reviews; process hazard analysis (PHA)
studies, including hazard and operability (HAZOP), what-if/checklist,
failure modes, effects and criticality analyses (FMECA);
qualitative/quantitative risk assessment (QRA), including risk-ranking
matrices, event trees and frequency analysis, fault tree analysis (FTA),
consequence modeling (fires, explosions, toxic gas dispersion);
reliability/availability analyses; safety integrity level (SIL)
assessments; level of protection analyses (LOPA); cause and effects
safety charts; radio-frequency ignition hazard assessment; architectural
safety and human factors design reviews; formal safety assessments for
safety cases; hazard analysis critical control point (HACCP) reviews;
security vulnerability assessments (SVA) and waterway suitability
assessments (WSA) for LNG marine traffic.
. Hazard and Risk Analysis - example processes, systems, equipment analyzed
or reviewed during design, construction or operations include: safety
systems (e.g. active/passive fire protection, fire & gas detection,
emergency shutdown, ventilation, inerting, hydraulics); subsea trees,
wellheads, subsea controls; ballast/bilge systems; mobile offshore
drilling units (MODUs), semi-submersibles, drillships; caternary anchor
leg mooring (CALM) buoy; permanent and disconnectable
internal/external/tower yoke mooring systems for floating (production)
storage and offloading (FSO/FPSO) vessels (leak recovery, chemical
injection, swivels, pigging, emergency disconnection); marine vapor
recovery unit; atmospheric deep-sea diving suit (propulsion & life
support systems); utility systems (e.g. hot oil, nitrogen, cooling water,
steam, fuels, flare systems, waste heat recovery); processing unit
operations (e.g. atmospheric distillation, vacuum distillation,
extractive distillation, continuous & batch processing, reaction,
filtering, absorption, gas compression, vapor recovery, storage, fluid
transfer, packaging, pilot plants, process controls); manual operations
(e.g. construction, maintenance, sampling, emergency response);
petrochemicals (e.g. cyclohexane, polypropylene, styrene, PVC, naphtha
hydrotreating, selective hydrogenation, pyrolysis gasoline); cryogenic
gas processing and treating; NGL fractionation; petroleum refining (e.g.
crude/vacuum units, saturated gas unit, kerosene/jet fuel Merox,
hydrocracking, PACOL, Isomar, SHP/TAME, PEP); offshore oil and gas
production (three-phase separation, gas compression, gas dehydration,
glycol recovery, chemical injection); synthetic detergents
(polyalcohols); synthetic lubricants (TDI); propylene refrigeration;
retail gasoline stations; LNG liquefaction plants; LPG pipeline and
loading terminals; organic peroxides; ammonia fertilizers; organometallic
catalyst (aluminum alkyls); industrial gases (pressure swing absorption
unit, ozone generator); water treatment (chlorine and bleach); gasoline
additives (MTBE, di-isopropyl ether/Oxypro); gas chromatograph
(hydrogen); semiconductor process controls; tank farms (petrochemicals,
LPG, chemicals, gasoline blending); tank car/truck loading; ammonia
refrigeration for food/beverage; toxicity research on highly hazardous
chemicals.
CAMERON INTERNATIONAL - Houston, TX
2007 - Present
Director - Global Health, Safety & Environment. Responsible for health,
safety and environmental (HSE) activities for ~300 global facilities in ~30
countries with 19,000+ employees. Directs and mentors staff of ~55 regional
HSSE Directors/Managers/Supervisors; coordinates with executive and
divisional line management and customers.
Director - Quality and Health, Safety, Security & Environment. Member of
Drilling & Production Systems (DPS) Executive Management Team (reporting to
the President of DPS); Top Management Representative for DPS HSSE
Management System; Member of Cameron Global HSSE Leadership Team; HSSE
Liaison with Cameron's Valves & Measurement and Compression Systems Groups.
Cameron representative to the Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa
(CAMA), and Energy Security Council (ESC). QHSSE staff provides oversight
for both operational QHSSE assurance activities in support of Operations
line management, including regulatory compliance, risk management,
occupational health and safety management, security management, and
environmental management; and product QHSSE assurance activities in support
of Engineering, R&D, and Sales & Marketing line management, including
product safety, risk and reliability services and technology; regulatory
and standards reviews; contract reviews; prequalification and proposal
preparation; customer presentations; strategic planning.
ACUTECH CONSULTING GROUP - Houston, TX
2005 - 2007
Manager, Houston Operations. Member of Senior Management Team (reported to
CEO) for leading consulting company specializing in process safety and
security risk management consulting and training. Specialized in the
design, development, implementation and auditing of health, safety and
environmental quality (HSEQ) management systems for continually improving
performance in occupational health and safety, environmental, security,
process safety and risk management. Served as Business Unit Manager and
Senior Instructor for AcuTech Training Institute. Duties included
performance of technical consulting, management of projects, business
development, creation of technical procedures, methods, and training
courses, and training course instruction as well as the management of other
technical staff and offices. Served as Project Manager/Lead Auditor for BP
Texas City Process Safety Management compliance audit under OSHA Settlement
Agreement.
FMC TECHNOLOGIES - Houston, TX
1998 - 2005
Director, Health, Safety & Environment. Directed corporate level and
project health, safety and environmental (HSE) activities for FMC SOFEC
Floating Systems division (reported to President). Supervised Project HSE
Managers/Consultants; coordinated with line management, clients, and
subcontractors. Served as: Chair for Executive HSE Management Committee;
Corporate Management Representative for HSE Management System; Member of
Corporate HSE Council and Corporate HSE Audit Team for FMC Technologies
(parent company); HSE Advisor to MODEC International (FMC Technologies and
Mitsui Joint Venture). Participant in FMC Energy Systems Contractor Safety
Forum. Participant in the Management Systems Group for the 2002
International Workshop on Human Factors in Offshore Operations sponsored by
Minerals Management Service (MMS). Participant in the MMS/DeepStar
Comparative Risk Analysis Study for Floating Systems in Gulf of Mexico.
Directed operational HSE assurance activities in support of Operations line
management, including regulatory compliance, risk management, occupational
health and safety management, security management, and environmental
management. Provided support for personnel working internationally, and
provided oversight for construction subcontractors (shipyards and pipeline
contractors) in People's Republic of China, Malaysia, The Philippines,
Singapore, United Arab Emirates and Algeria. Directed product HSE
assurance activities in support of Engineering, R&D, and Sales & Marketing
line management, including process/product safety, risk & reliability
services and technology; quality assurance reviews; regulatory and
standards reviews; contract reviews; prequalification and proposal
preparation; client presentations; joint ventures; strategic planning.
PRIMATECH INC. - Houston, TX
1994 - 1998
Vice President & Consulting Services Manager. General Manager (reported to
President) with regional P&L responsibility for leading process safety &
risk management consulting firm. Started up Southern Business Group
(Houston, New Orleans, Mobile, Lafayette); achieved company-wide revenue
and profit growth record over four-year period. Member of Executive,
Operations, Marketing Management Teams; co-champion of quality management
system. Responsible new business areas and strategic alliances.
Served as Sr. Instructor for Primatech Training Institute courses: Auditing
Safety, Quality & Environmental Programs; Developing a Risk Management
Program (RMP) for EPA; Managing Compliance with Process Safety/Risk
Management Programs; Developing Safety & Environmental Management Programs
(SEMP) for Offshore Operations & Facilities; Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
Team Leadership. Member of the Executive Organizational Committee for the
1996 International Workshop on Human Factors in Offshore Operations
sponsored by MMS and U.S. Coast Guard; and Co-chair on Workshop
"Applications of Human & Organizational Factors to Management Systems."
ABS GROUP - Houston, TX
1992 - 1994
Manager, Program Development & Process Safety Services. Managed the
Program Development function and the Process Safety Management Services
Group of the Risk Management Technology Department for ABS Industrial
Verification Inc., an independent third-party certification body serving 30
offices in 22 countries. Member of the Executive Management Team (reported
to President) and Corporate Quality Steering Committee. Served as
corporate sponsor representative to the Center for Chemical Process Safety
(CCPS) and the Hazardous Material Advisory Council (HMAC).
Responsible for designing and developing new services involving
certification programs for engineered and safety/risk management systems.
Activities included: service planning and design; market and technology
assessments; preparation of ISO 9001 quality system procedures and work
process instructions; internal training in PSM; and business development.
DNV (DET NORSKE VERITAS) - Houston, TX / Los Angeles, CA
1987 -
1992
Five record-breaking years of business development and management with an
international risk management firm providing consulting services and
software technology for applications in process safety management, risk
assessment, and reliability. Reported to President.
Principal Consultant, Process Safety Management. Responsible for providing
various process safety and risk management consulting services with DNV
Technica Inc. Served as instructor for training courses in: Process Safety
Management; Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) for Team Leaders. Served as
Project Manager and Team Facilitator for a variety of refinery and
petrochemical studies.
Manager, Risk, Safety & Reliability Services. Managed a consultancy within
DNV Marine Services, providing risk, safety, and reliability services to
North American clients. Served as Project Manager for a variety of
offshore/marine studies.
Manager, Software Product Marketing. Organized and staffed the Software
Products Division of Technica Inc. to support a full-service professional
software business, including product management & marketing, software
development & testing, and sales & customer support. Directed a team of
Product Managers responsible for PC products. Developed product business
plans; managed a third-party marketing partnership; and initiated the
development of a new product. Coordinated marketing services: advertising,
press releases, trade shows & seminars.
Manager, Software Sales (Americas & Pacific Rim). Started up and managed
the U.S.-based software sales and technical support operation of Technica
International, reporting to London. Introduced two new PC software
products (TECJET - gas dispersion and PHAST - advanced consequence modeling
for fires, explosions, and toxic cloud releases) into the market and
expanded sales five-fold in two years. Provided technical support,
customized development, and client training. Managed all sales and
marketing activities: direct sales, presentations, recruiting & training,
pricing, and distribution.
SIMSCI (SIMULATION SCIENCES, INC.) - Fullerton, CA 1980 - 1987
Seven successful years of business and technical management experience with
a world leader in computer simulation software for the chemical,
petrochemicals, and oil & gas industries. Played a key role on the
Corporate Management Team (reported to VP) as the company grew four-fold.
Introduced the concept of formal product management and assisted in
reorganizing for managing multiple products.
Product Manager. Introduced SimSci's second major software product
(HEXTRAN - process heat exchange networks) into the market and managed
initial growth to annual sales of over $1 million in the first year. Led a
team of Chemical, Mechanical and Software Engineers in development and
marketing activities, including: product design & development, strategic
and market planning, sales support, customer training, user manual
preparation, and quality assurance. Turned around poor performance of
SimSci's third major software product (PIPEPHASE - multi-component fluid
flow simulator), doubled sales, and turned a profit in a single year.
Reorganized a team of Ph.D. and Master's level Petroleum and Chemical
Engineers to ensure the survival of this new product. Groomed a
replacement product manager.
Director of Marketing. Directed staff and managed the marketing activities
for SimSci's engineering consultancy to penetrate new markets with existing
services, and established goals for new product development and strategic
alliances.
Manager of Applied Technology / Lead Process Engineer / Senior Process
Engineer. Managed the technical and business development activities for
SimSci's engineering consultancy, providing energy and process optimization
services using advanced computer simulation. Directed a team of Chemical,
Mechanical, and Biochemical Engineers, technical writers, and software
developers.
ETHYL CORPORATION - Pasadena, TX 1979 -
1980
Operations/Startup Supervisor. Supervised the construction and successful
startup of a highly hazardous batch processing unit in a petrochemical
complex (aluminum alkyls). Activities included: developing safety
procedures, managing contractors, training operators, troubleshooting
software & safety interlock systems, and monitoring equipment performance.
CHEMSHARE, INC. - Houston, TX
1978 -
1979
Process Design Engineer. Conducted process revamp studies for various
refinery and gas plant units using computer simulation programs.
Activities included preparing process flow diagrams, equipment data sheets,
heat & material balances.
THE CLOROX COMPANY - various locations
1972 -
1978
Played a key process and production management role for a leading consumer
products company in three manufacturing plants as the company expanded from
a single product (Clorox) to a multiple product line (Clorox II, Soft
Scrub, Liquid Plumr, Formula 409, etc.).
Assistant Plant Manager (Houston Plant). Turned around poor performance in
the Process, Quality Control, and Shipping departments as the plant's
capacity increased significantly to meet high sales growth. Directed
department Supervisors/ Chemists, managed plant renovation projects, and
administered personnel, safety and training programs.
Production Supervisor (Atlanta Plant). Led production teams on a new two-
shift packaging line and set several production and quality records as the
company introduced a new consumer product nationwide.
Process Supervisor (Tampa Plant). Supervised process operators and managed
the Process department and Quality Lab through a capacity expansion
project. Responsible for safety training & emergency response planning.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS & CERTIFICATIONS:
Professional Member - American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)
Member - American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS International)
Certificate in Safety Management - American Society of Safety
Engineers (ASSE)
Certified Safety & Health Official (CSHO) Certification Program:
General Industry - OSHA Training Institute
Certified Safety & Health Official Certification Program: Construction
- OSHA Training Institute
U.S. Security Clearance - Secret (2005-2007)
SELECTED TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS:
Jones, David A. (panelist), Contracts as Tools to Catalyze Contractor
Action, 2009 HIV/AIDS, TB & Malaria Across the Oil & Gas Supply Chain
Roundtable: Opportunities for Action, Global Business Coalition on
HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GBC), Houston, Texas, March 30,
2009.
Jones, David A., Addressing the Behavioral Aspects of Human Factors in
Process Safety Management, 2007 International Symposium, Mary Kay
O'Connor Process Safety Center, College Station, Texas, October 23-24,
2007.
Jones, David A., Using a Risk-Based Process to Design Inherently Safer
and More Reliable Technological Systems, 2006 International Symposium,
Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center, College Station, Texas,
October 24-25, 2006.
Moore, David A., Martin R. Rose, and Michael Hazzan (presented by
David A. Jones), The New Jersey Chemical Security Prescriptive Order
and Implications for National Chemical Security and Inherent Safety,
2006 International Symposium, Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center,
College Station, Texas, October 24-25, 2006.
Jones, David A., Pre-Startup Safety Review: Your Last Line of Defense
Before You Press Go, Presentation at the 2006 National Petrochemical
and Refiners Association (NPRA) Q&A and Technology Forum, Phoenix,
Arizona, October 8-11, 2006.
Moore, David A., David A Jones, and Michael J. Hazzan, LNG Security
Vulnerability Assessment, 21st Annual CCPS Conference and 2nd Global
Congress on Process Safety, American Institute of Chemical Engineers
(AIChE), Orlando, Florida, April 23-27, 2006.
Jones, David A., Ensuring HSE Performance by Continually Reducing
Operational Risks, HSE Risk Management for Offshore Oil & Gas
Conference - 2006, Houston, Texas, March 29, 2006.
Moore, David A., and David A Jones, Waterway Suitability Assessments
for LNG Transportation, LNG: The Environmental and Safety Agenda,
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) and the Canadian
Society of Chemical Engineers (CSChE), Vancouver, British Columbia,
Canada, September 11-14, 2005.
Jones, David A., How to Design Effective EH&S Management Systems for
Continual Improvement of Risk Reduction Performance, Professional
Development Conference, American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE),
Nashville, Tennessee, June 2002.
Moore, William, David A. Jones et al., Application and Integration of
Human and Organizational Factors into Management Policies, Procedures
and Practices to Reduce Human Error and Improve Safety and
Productivity, International Workshop on Human Factors in Offshore
Operations, New Orleans, Louisiana, December 16-18, 1996.
Jones, David A., Process Mapping - an Effective Tool for Integrating
Total Quality Risk Management Systems for Environment, Health and
Safety, American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)/Center for
Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) International Conference and Workshop
on Process Safety Management and Inherently Safer Processes, Orlando,
Florida, October 1996.
Jones, David A. and Rodger D. Holdsworth, Design of Performance-Based
Management Systems for Assuring the Ongoing Integrity of Process
Equipment, American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Process
Plant Safety Symposium (presentation), Houston, Texas, April 2, 1996.
Jones, David A., ISO 9000: A Framework For Integrating Safety, Health,
and Environmental Management Systems, 28th Annual American Institute
of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Loss Prevention Symposium, Risk Analysis
& Process Safety Management Session, Atlanta, Georgia, April 19, 1994.
Jones, David A. and Kenneth H. Harrington, Delivering a Process Hazard
Analysis as a Quality Product Under ISO 9001, American Institute of
Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Process Plant Safety Symposium, Houston,
Texas, March 1, 1994.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Leadership & Management Courses:
Dale Carnegie Management Seminar
Management Development Program
Dynamics of Effective Supervision
Supervisory Development Program
Profit-Driven Project Management
Business Skills Courses:
Dale Carnegie Effective Speaking & Human Relations
Toastmasters Speechcraft Course
Strategic Planning
Negotiating Skills
Technical Proposal & Report Writing
Marketing Professional Services
Quality Management Courses:
Lean 6 Sigma - Green Belt I, II, III (Cameron)
Understanding ISO 9100; Implementing ISO 9001 (BSI)
ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Course (train-the-trainer, ABS)
ISO 9000 Introduction (DNV)
ISO 9000 for Service Industries (ABS)
Quality System Auditing for Managers (certified trainer, ABS)
Total Quality Awareness Course (ABS)
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS (continued):
Health, Safety, Security & Environmental Management Courses:
Business Continuity Planning, with Qualifying Exam (Disaster Recovery
International Institute, DRII)
Implementing BS 25999 - Business Continuity Management Systems (BSI)
Implementation and Internal Auditing to the ANSI/ASIS SP.1-2009
Standard - Organizational Resilience (ASIS)
Crisis Management - Plan Development (ASIS)
Crisis Management - The Leadership Role (ASSE)
Corporate Investigations (ASIS)
TapRoot( Incident Investigation & Root Cause Analysis (Systems
Improvement)
Cause Mapping - Incident Investigation, Root Cause Analysis & Problem
Solving (Think Reliability)
Building a Successful Safety Culture (ASSE)
Corporate Safety Management (ASSE)
Global Environmental, Health and Safety Management (ASSE)
Safety Management Part 1: Fundamental Concepts (ASSE)
Safety Management Part 2: Program Management and Evaluation (ASSE)
Fundamentals of Modern Safety Management (DNV)
Lead Auditor for OHSAS 18001 Occupational Health & Safety Management
Systems with Certification Exam (BSI)
Lead Auditor for ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems with
Certification Exam (BSI) (scheduled for June 2010)
Understanding ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems (BSI)
Implementing ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems (BSI)
Internal Auditor for ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems (ABS)
Marine Safety, Quality & Environment (SQE) Internal Auditor for IMO
ISM Code, ISO 9001, ISO 14001
Accredited Safety Auditor, ISRS (DNV)
Auditing Safety, Quality & Environmental Programs (Sr. Instructor,
Primatech)
Qualified Facilitator - RiskMan2 Integrated Hazard Identification
(IHAZID) - Chevron
Managing Compliance with PSM and RMP (Sr. Instructor, Primatech)
Best Practices in Process Safety Management (Sr. Instructor, AcuTech)
Auditing Process Safety Management Systems (Sr. Instructor, AcuTech)
Advanced Topics in Process Safety Management (PSM) (Sr. Instructor,
Primatech)
Introduction to Process Safety Management (PSM) (Sr. Instructor,
Primatech)
Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) for Team Leaders (Sr. Instructor,
Primatech)
HAZOP and What-If for Team Leaders (Sr. Instructor, Primatech)
Model Risk Management Programs (RMP) for the Oil & Gas Industry (ABS)
Developing a Risk Management Program (RMP) for EPA (Sr. Instructor,
Primatech)
Developing Safety & Env. Mgt. Programs (SEMP) for Offshore Operations
& Facilities (Sr. Instructor, Primatech)
Ergonomic Evaluation Certification Program (Roy Matheson Associates)
Ergonomics Awareness (FMC)
Industrial Hygiene Overview (FMC)
Behavior-Based Safety Process - Train-the-Trainer (Cameron)
START Behavioral-Based Safety (FMC Technologies)
First Step in Behavioral-Based SafetyTM (Behavioral Science Technology
Inc. STOP - Safety Observation and Training ProgramTM (DuPont)
Human Factors Engineering for the Offshore Industry (ABS)
Security Officer's PFSO/CSO/SSO Certification Course (Maritime
Security Institute)
Security Vulnerability Assessment (SVA) (American Petroleum
Institute)
Incident Command System (FEMA)
CPR/First Aid/AED (American Heart Association)
Evacuation in High Rise Buildings (Houston Fire Department)
Industrial Firefighter School (Texas A&M)
HAZMAT (Ft. Bend County, TX Emergency Management)
Food Safety Service Manager Certification (City of Houston)
Texas Workers' Compensation Seminar
OSHA Course 501 - Train-the-Trainer Course in Occ. Safety & Health
Standards; General Industry (29 CFR 1910)
OSHA Course 500 - Train-the-Trainer Course in Safety & Health
Standards; Construction Industry (29 CFR 1926)
OSHA Course 510 - Construction Safety & Health Standards
OSHA Course 201A - Hazardous Materials
OSHA Course 204A - Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards
OSHA Course 226 - Permit-Required Confined Space Entry
OSHA Course 301 - Excavation, Trenching & Soil Mechanics Standards
OSHA Course 309A - Electrical Standards
OSHA Course 311 - Fall Arrest Systems
OSHA Course 521 - Industrial Hygiene Standards
ANNUAL SALARY HISTORY
CAMERON INTERNATIONAL
Director - Global Health, Safety & Environment $162,500* + $10,000 sign-
on + 3 weeks vacation
+ 401K (100% match to 6%) + retirement
(3%)
+ Restricted Stock Unit (RSU) award (750 -
900 shares per year)
+ Management Incentive Compensation
Program bonus (up to 40% salary)
* Annual merit increase due March 15, 2011
ACUTECH CONSULTING GROUP
Manager, Houston Operations $131,250 + 3 weeks + 401K (50%
match)
+ annual bonus (average $10,000 over 2
years)
FMC TECHNOLOGIES
Director, Health, Safety & Environment $112,400 + $9,000 sign-on + 3
weeks + 401K (50% match) +
pension + annual bonus (range over 5 years: $1,700 - $19,500)
PRIMATECH
Vice President & Consulting Services Manager $102,00 + 4 weeks +
performance bonus
ABS GROUP
Manager, Program Dev./Process Safety Services $88,400 + $3,000 sign-on
+ 5 weeks + 403B pension
DNV
Principal Consultant $82,000 + 4 weeks
Manager, Risk, Safety & Reliability $78,000 + 3 weeks +
pension
Manager, Product Marketing $69,200 + 3 weeks + leased auto +
annual bonus + pension
Manager, Software Sales $60,500 + 3 weeks + leased
auto + pension
SIMSCI (SIMULATION SCIENCES)
Product Manager $55,000 + 3 weeks + annual bonus +
pension
Director of Marketing $46,800 + 3 weeks
Manager of Applied Technology $46,800 + 3 weeks
Lead Process Engineer $44,000 + 2 weeks
Senior Process Engineer $40,000 + 2 weeks
ETHYL CORPORATION
Operations/Startup Supervisor $27,000 + 2 weeks
CHEMSHARE
Process Design Engineer $22,500 + 2 weeks
CLOROX COMPANY
Assistant Plant Manager $22,500 + 2 weeks
Production Supervisor $19,200 + 2 weeks
Process Supervisor $17,500 + 2 weeks