Safety Officer Health
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Gary A. Morris
Vienna, VA 22182
Clearance- Top Secret/SCI
Education
Occupational Safety and Health Engineering
Murray State University
Murray, Kentucky 42071
1994-1997 Master of Science
Environmental Health
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, Virginia 23529
2003. Doctor of Philosophy
Health Services
Old Dominion University, College of Health Sciences
Norfolk, Virginia 23529
2009 Graduate Certificate in Biometrics/Identity Management
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey, CA
2001-Present Board certified in the Comprehensive Practice in
Occupational Safety and Health
Facilitator training for Seven Habits of Highly
Effective People
Employment record
2009-Present Special Assistant for Safety and Occupational Health
to the ASN (EI&E)
Develop, and provide oversight for Occupational Safety and
Health policies for the United States Navy and Marine
Corps
2007-2009 Chief of Naval Operations- Deputy Branch Head N3
AntiTerrorism/Force Protection
Lead planner for the U.S. Navy Pandemic
Influenza Contingency Plan
Manages Navy Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection
policy for U.S. Navy
2007. Assistant Professor - Uniformed Services
University (ABET Accredited)-
Course director for the following courses:
PMO 540 Environmental Health
PMO 555 Industrial Ventilation
PMO 553 IH Field Studies
PMO 631 EOH Journal Club
USUHS received their ABET accreditation in 2005
2001-2004 Senior Occupational Health Inspector- President, Board of
Inspection and Survey. Inspected occupational
safety, environmental protection, and medical
department equipment and programs for afloat assets
in the United States Navy. INSURV results are briefed
to Congress.
1998-2001 Duty Under Instruction - Old Dominion University- Doctoral
Program
1995-1998 Department Head- Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity,
Norfolk- Responsible for all safety and environmental
programs for the largest intermediate ship repair
facility in the Navy.
1992-1995: Assistant Safety Officer- on board the
aircraft carrier USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
CVN 73), Norfolk, VA. Responsible for safety and
environmental programs on a nuclear power aircraft
carrier.
1991-1992: Industrial Hygiene Officer- Naval Medical
Center, Portsmouth. Portsmouth, VA.
Conducted industrial hygiene surveys for
Naval facilities in the Hampton Roads area.
Committee assignments and administrative experience
Marine Chemist Qualification Board 2009- Present
Pest Management Control Board 2009- Present
Chairman, Industrial Hygiene Executive Steering Committee 2007-2008
Industrial Hygiene Executive Steering Committee- 1997-2007
Navy representative on the Department of Defense Industrial Hygiene Working
Group
Member International Working Group for Federal Workplace Emergencies
Doctoral Curriculum Committee
Academic Forum - American Society of Safety Engineers
Professional Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers
Publications
Toxicology principles for the Industrial Hygienists-Chapter 15 Toxicology
of Metals
Presentations at formal conferences (within last 10 years):
"Safety's Effect on Success: A study to examine if doing well on the NAVOSH
section of a ship's INSURV Material Inspection increases the ship's odds of
doing well on the other sections of the inspection
" (with Stacey Plichta), presented at the Navy Environmental Health
Conference, March 2002.
"Afloat Respiratory Protection: Protection or Neglect., presented at the
Navy Environmental Health Conference, March 23, 2004.
"INSURV Navy Occupational Safety, Health, and Environmental Inspection,
presented at the Navy Environmental Health Conference, March 23, 2004.
The Afloat Safety Officer course - How to Succeed in Your First Afloat
Tour, presented at the Navy Environmental Health Conference, February 12,
2005.
The Afloat Safety Officer course - How to Succeed in Your First Afloat
Tour, presented at the Navy Environmental Health Conference, March 14,
2006.
The Afloat Safety Officer course - How to Succeed in Your First Afloat
Tour, presented at the Navy Environmental Health Conference, March 12,
2007.
DOD Pandemic Influenza Contingency Plan, presented at the Navy and Marine
Corps Public Health Conference, March 18, 2008.
Pandemic Influenza Planning for the Safety Manager, presented at the
American Society of Safety Engineers Conference, June 21, 2009.
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