PHILIP R. DOOLEY
*** **** ***. • Warner Robins, GA 31088 • 478-***-**** • *******@********.***
MANAGEMENT PROFILE
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT • SAFETY ADMINISTRATION
Accomplished professional with an 18-year tenure of success developing and directing environmental
management, loss control, and safety initiatives. Visionary manager with proven accomplishments in strategic
planning, policy development, and program management. Solid track record of reducing organizational risk,
minimizing loss exposure, and decreasing costs. Excellent negotiation, communication, and industry relationship
building skills. BA in Business Administration. CWCP & CHMM Certification. Core Competencies include:
Budget Administration Exposure Identification & Analysis Program Implementation
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Risk Finance/Transfer Environmental/HAZMAT Issues Self-Insurance Programs
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Asset Protection Insurance Claims/Loss Settlement Workers’ Compensation
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EPA Negotiation Env. & Safety Audits Project Management
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Vehicular Safety EPA / OSHA / DOT Regulations Property (FM Global)
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Six Sigma Green Belt First Aid/CPR Certified
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
RHEEM MANUFACTURING 8/2005 TO PRESENT
SAFETY/WORKERS COMP MANAGER
Strategically plan, develop, and administer organization wide loss prevention and control programs. Led this
lean manufacturing organization to identify safety risk and implement corrective actions. Developed and
implemented safety policies for this manufacturing plant and off-site distribution center of over 1000
employees. Extensively interface with senior management, ancillary departments, third party administrators
and outside consultants. Develop and implemented workers compensation program managing on-site clinic
staff. Maintained a comprehensive knowledge of OSHA regulations related to hazard communication,
ergonomics, lockout/tagout, accident investigation, personal protection equipment, evacuation planning,
machine guarding, blood borne pathogens, fall protection, industrial hygiene, confined spaces and
construction related activities.
Key Achievements:
Achieved no lost time accident incident record of over one million man hours for the third year in a
row
Achieved 2008 Superior Safety Performance award from the Ga. Dept. of Labor at the Ga. Safety &
Health Conference
Ergonomic evaluation of jobs – example lowered two hand control – savings of $10,500
Workers Comp cost reduced from high of 42 cents per man-hour to 11 cents per man-hour
Fin Press – no guarding on back of press – completed to meet OSHA guarding standards
New assembly line – inspection of new equipment to meet OSHA standard
Implemented weekly, monthly and quarterly safety inspections
Held OSHA Lost time rate in 2006 to 0.5, 0.23 in 2007 & 0.21 in 2008
Saved over 3 million dollars by treating employees in-house and working with all parties on workers
compensation cases
Implemented safety suggestion program
Implemented new PPE program – reduced lacerations by 38 percent
Reduced lost work days from 406 days in 2006 to 15 days in 2008
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONTINUED
CITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON 5/2004-8/2005
RISK MANAGER
DEVELOPED FIRST RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE CITY, ACHIEVING COST SAVINGS WITHIN A YEAR
THROUGH INSURANCE SAVINGS AND IMPLEMENTING SELF INSURED PROGRAMS
BLUE BIRD CORP., Fort Valley, GA 1980 – 2004
Risk/Safety & Environmental Manager
Added Risk Management function in 2002 to direct corporate focus on a dedicated approach to risk
management for this leading bus manufacturer specializing in school, commercial, and luxury motor homes.
Strategically plan, develop, and administer organization-wide loss prevention and control programs.
Administer $2.5 million budget. Develop and implement loss control and risk transfer programs, policies,
and measurement tools for liability/casualty insurance, self-insurance, fidelity, property (FM Global HPR
client), safety, and environmental management. Perform environmental and safety audits. Managed planning,
development, and administration of safety, DOT, and environmental programs for this manufacturing plant with
2,000 employees. Directed environmental/safety of five plants based in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Negotiated policies and procedures with federal EPA and state environmental division. Revised policy manual
for branch audits. Maintained a comprehensive knowledge of current OSHA, DOT, and EPA regulations such as
OSHA regulations related to hazard energy control, fabrication, respiratory, and evacuation planning.
Administered programs for Tier II, SARA 313, Title V air regulations, RCRA and CERCLA landfills, NPDES,
storm water, and hazardous/non-hazardous waste. Led organization-wide workers’ compensation program.
Served as Chairperson of Safety Committee tasked with plant audits, safety program revisions, ergonomic
improvements, and review/implementation of employee proposals. Supervisory experience.
Corporate Facilities Technician (1988-1990)
Plant Engineering Construction Coordinator (1985-1988)
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Art in Business Administration, GEORGIA COLLEGE, Milledgeville, GA
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
CWCP (Certified Workers’ Compensation Professional), 2000 Present
CHMM (Certified Hazardous Materials Manager), 1991 2008
Completed ARM 54, 55 exam
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Access
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