Mondlie Emmanuel Brave
**** ****** **. ( Ocean Springs, Mississippi 39564
228-***-**** ( *******.*****@*****.***
Environmental Health and Safety Health Leader
Highly experienced and accomplished EHS manager in evaluating, analyzing
and controlling hazards within work environments, with a superb 10-year
history in the United States Air Force. Leveraged leadership skills to
lead, motivate, and manage various EHS programs. Excellent communication
and problem-solving skills. Skilled team leader with exceptional awareness
of applicable federal and state occupational safety and health standards,
including OSHA, EPA and DOT.
Leading People ( Relationship Management ( Strategic Planning ( Problem
Resolution
Change Management ( Regulatory Compliance ( Result Driven ?Team Building &
Leadership Inspections & Audits ( Training ( Process Management ( Risk
Assessment ( Leading Change
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Northrop Grumman Ship Systems
Health and Safety Analyst (2009-Present)
Lead health and safety analyst identifying/controlling hazards for over 1K
personnel in 18 crafts by guarding, revising work procedures, and training
or requiring use of personal protective equipment. Engineered data
collection and analysis on audits/inspections to identify program
deficiencies in areas such as machine guarding, personnel protective
equipment, confined spaces fall protection and electrical. Conducted
accident and incident investigations identifying root causes and providing
corrective actions.
Specific Accomplishments
? Performed 17 accident investigations, identifying 18 root causes and
22 corrective actions
? Developed foreman accelerated safety training tracking list used to
train all foreman on the shipyard on identifying, recognizing and
controlling hazards in the workplace.
? Innovated ship yard tracking audit database tracking over 400
discrepancies to correction for 15 workplaces.
? Lead safety analyst performing machine guard audit on over 300
machines shipyard wide identifying potential safety hazards.
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ( 1999-2009
Environmental Compliance Element Chief (2006-2009)
Lead EHS program manager for 5th largest environmental sampling program in
Mississippi and largest radiation safety program in the gulf coast.
Directed operations, training, and scheduling of environmental sampling and
remediation. Facilitated sanitization activities for drinking water,
public bathing, and solid waste disposal sites. Assessed processes and
performance to ensure compliance with strict military, federal and state
regulations. Recognized risk avoidance expert; implemented, managed, and
coordinated quality assurance surveys for health hazard engineering
controls for 21 work centers.
Specific Accomplishments
? Performed risk assessment study for asbestos containing material prior
to $3.8 million federal renovation project; developed sampling plan,
and communicated results to construction management team.
? Managed second largest medical radiation exposure monitoring program
in the U.S. Air Education Command.
? Received best in class rating for engineering controls by the Health
Service Inspection.
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Specific Accomplishments (Continued)
? Project leader for breathing zone air monitoring accurately
characterized 17 worker exposures to
hazards that are health problems correlated with carcinogenic exposure.
? Orchestrated 240 environmental samples in accordance with the
Environmental Protection Agency.
? Reinstated base radiation monitoring program after Hurricane Katrina,
enrolling 63 personnel and corrected deficiencies to include training;
lauded by Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) inspector.
? Launched comprehensive upgrade training program that reduced
technician upgrade from a year to two weeks.
? Lead EPA compliance water sampling project for lead and copper,
monitoring water distribution system serving 30K base personnel and
beneficiaries.
? Honored with numerous awards and accolades, including 2007 Officer of
the Year Award.
Bioenvironmental Engineering Craftsman (2002-2006)
Led data collection and analysis to identify program deficiencies in areas
like radiation, ventilation, personnel protective equipment, air quality,
noise levels, lighting, and thermal stress. Managed fetal protection
program and collaborated with obstetricians to evaluate potential
occupational hazards and exposures to pregnant personnel.
Specific Accomplishments
? Assessed 45 pregnant employees validating and implementing
appropriate administrative controls for mothers and fetus.
? Streamlined Fetal Protection Program shortening occupational health
evaluations to two days expediting the obstetrician's analysis on
potential exposures.
? Deployed in support of Iraqi Enduring Freedom; ensured status of safe
drinking water for 2200 troops deployed as part of the 379th
Expeditionary Forces.
? Innovated and authored 379th Expeditionary Medical Group Operating
Instruction for radiation dosimetry monitoring for deployed
radiologists and technicians; which was adopted as benchmark for AOR.
? Directed the enrollment of 461 employees from 40 facilities on the
Hearing Conservation Program.
Bioenvironmental Engineering Technician (1999-2002)
Recruited as Airman and received initial environmental, health, and safety
training at the school of aerospace medicine. Assigned as technician in
1999 to design and implement safety protocols into surveillance programs.
Specific Accomplishments
? Automated environmental sampling log decreasing logging and processing
time by 50%.
? Performed 25 environmental samples analyzing for the presence of
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), minimized waste disposal cost and
assuring compliance with EPA regulations.
? Authored and implemented Hazardous Noise Program operating instruction
providing occupational work exposure for 62 work centers.
? Communicated risk assessment hazards to 160 personnel in 4 specific
units.
Education & Credentials
Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety & Health (Magna Cum Laude)
Columbia Southern University, Orange Beach, Alabama
Associate of Science in Bioenvironmental Engineering
Community College of the Air Force, Montgomery, Alabama