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Safety Training

Location:
Browns Mills, NJ, 08015
Salary:
75k
Posted:
March 05, 2013

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Resume:

Dear Sir(s),

I am very interested in this position. One reason that will make me an excellent National Operations Director is that from High School thru College, my Summers were spent working with moving HHG. I could handle jobs with a crew of two and conduct moves from Philadelphia to Ft. Dix and vice versa. I currently work at a Port Company in Harrison, NJ. as a Safety Director. I would view this job as a step up in my career. At my current position, I am well liked by the drivers because I'm hands on and can still show them how to conduct a truck inspection, logs and how to check your brakes and lamps. I don't mind getting dirty.

Thank you for your consideration...

Peter K. Bethune

609-***-****

PETER

K. BETHUNE

298 Pemb.

Browns Mills Rd, Browns Mills NJ. 08052 CELL # 609-***-****

E-MAIL:

*******@*****.*** HOME # 609-***-****

PROFESSIONAL

EXPERIENCE

INTERSTATE

TRANSPORT INC. 9-13-12

TO PRESENT

SAFETY

DIRECTOR

* Liaison between Drug testing facility in North Jersey

* Keeping Driver files and Vehicle files up to date

* Vehicle Inspections to safeguard fleet

* DataQ tickets to challenge possible mistakes

* Log Book Supervisor

* Conduct monthly meetings with drivers to ensure compliance

* Verbal and Written Reprimands

* Inspect Owner/ Operator fleet at random

* Write Policies to ensure compliance

* Court Liaison for drivers as well as company tickets

Father

& Son Moving & Storage Summers: 79' thru 85" 05/2012- 08/2012

Safety

Director Summers: 79' to 85'

*

Maintain Storage facility

*

Estimate jobs

*

Assign jobs to truck workforce

*

DOT/FMCSR adviser

* Assist with moves and packing

L

& L TRANSPORTATION/ INERGY 11/2011-

1/2012

Safety

Director

• Liaison

between Drug testing facilities throughout the U.S. * bought out Papco LLC

• Haz-mat

training

• Keeping

Applications and other paperwork up to date.

• Vehicle

Inspections

• Security

Awareness

• “How's

my driving” monitoring

• Hiring

and Firing Drivers

• Background

checks

• Logbook

Supervisor

• Conducting

meetings on a monthly basis to ensure goals are being met.

• Verbal

and Written reprimands

• Mock

Audit of DQ files and Logs, yearly

PAPCO

LLC 8/2010-

11/2011

Safety

Director

• Duties

included:

• Drug

testing for 170 drivers, and 8 mechanics

• Hiring

and Firing personnel

• Security

Awareness

• Hazmat

training

• Rollover

Prevention

• Vehicle

Inspections

• Background

checks

• Shadow

monitoring ( following drivers to designated areas)

• Maintain

log books for all drivers, including owner/ operators

• “See

it, say it” program

• Updating

MSDS

NATIONAL

SAFETY COMPLIANCE INC. 11/ 2008– 8/2010

Safety

Specialist

Perform

routine USDOT and safety inspections on heavy equipment and fleet of

100+ trucks

Conduct

Pre-Audits on any size carriers

Assigned

Safety Talks to Company drivers and managers

Commercial

Vehicle Inspections

* Inspections for ContainerPort fleet located in Port Newark, NJ.

NEW

JERSEY STATE POLICE 08/1986 – 9/2005

New

Jersey State Trooper

-

Division Headquarters Homeland Security

-

Commercial Carrier Safety Inspection Unit and SOG Core Training Team

08/2001 – 09/2005

Responsibilities:

Conducted

inspections of commercial vehicles

Investigated

commercial motor vehicle accidents for various law enforcement

departments

Conduct

speaking engagements on Safety and Security

Trained

law enforcement personnel on dealing with riot situations

-

Tuckerton Station Troop “A” 08/1986 – 10/1987

-

Red Lion Station Troop “A” 10/1987 – 04/1992

-

Absecon Station Troop “A” 04/1992 – 11/1992

-

New Jersey Turnpike Troop “D” 01/1996 – 07/2001

Responsibilities:

Assigned

to criminal enforcement, driving while intoxicated, and accident

investigation

Responded

to general police calls

Commercial Carrier Safety

Inspection Unit

*responsible

for implementation and enforcement of the federal regulations

governing

commercial

vehicle drivers, related safety equipment, and the transportation of

hazardous

materials

over state highways. They are also responsible for the enforcement of

the commercial

vehicle

size and weight laws. Having adopted the Federal Motor Carrier

Hazardous Materials

Regulations

and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, the Division has

assigned

numerous

teams of troopers, with specialized training, to conduct roadside

inspections of

commercial

vehicles to enforce federal safety regulations.

Additional

responsibilities include unannounced school bus safety inspections

and commercial vehicle safety presentations to both the public and

private sector.

EDUCATION

GENERAL

STUDIES/ Environmental Studies 05/1980-84

Stockton

State College, Pomona, New Jersey

Academy

Credits and Criminal Justice Program 04/1986

– 08/1986

Seton

Hall University, West Orange, New Jersey

ACHIEVEMENTS

State

Police Certificate of Commendations For Drug Arrest, money

seizures

and for saving a life.

ADVANCED

PROFESSIONAL/TECHNICAL TRAINING COURSES

40

Hour General Hazardous Material Inspection and Compliance,

Sea Girt, New Jersey,

December

2002

40

Hour Motor Coach Inspector Course,

New Jersey Transit, Howell, New Jersey, May

2002

40

Hour North American Standard Commercial Vehicle Course Part B,

Sea Girt, New

Jersey, July 2000

24

Hour CVI Weight and Dimensional Training,

Sayreville, New Jersey, June

1999

40

Hour North American Standard Commercial Vehicle Course Part A,

Sea Girt, New

Jersey, June 1999

40

Hour Traffic Law Enforcement Training, New Jersey State Police

Academy, Sea Girt, New Jersey, March

2000

40

Hour Haz-Mat Course,

New Braintree, Massachusetts, September 2001

80

Hour Compliance Review School,

Sparta, WI, September 2002

8

Hour Emergency Response Level I,

New Jersey State Police Academy, Sea Girt, New Jersey,

March

1990

8

Hour Course on Command Post procedures,

Bridgeton, NJ, June

2010

8

Hour In depth Awareness Training/ Security,

Bridgeton, NJ, September

2011

8

Hour CETP 3.6 Performing Rail Car Product Transfers, Bridgeton,

NJ, August

2011

8

Hour S.T.A.R. Training- Human Resources by Time Warner, Jersey

City, NJ April

2002

. DER

(Designated Employee Representative)

Pete Bethune

Safety Director

Interstate Transport 1 Cape May Street

Harrison, NJ 07029

Direct dial 862-***-****

Fax# 973-***-****

*****@********.***



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