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NAME: TLWWSO
CITY: SPRING
STATE: TX
ZIPCODE: 77393
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PHONEAREACODE: 281
PHONENUMBER: 353-2012
LASTUPDATED: 6/16/2001
RESUME: Timothy Lynn Wells, WSO-CSM/CST
2307 Crescent Hollow Court
Spring, Texas 77388
Home: 281-***-**** Office: 713-***-****
Facsimile: 707-***-****
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OBJECTIVE
Occupational Safety, Health, and Training Professional
SUMMARY
Certified by the World Safety Organizations Certification Board as a WSO-Certified Safety
Manager and WSO-Certified Safety Technician.
Experienced in the areas of occupational safety, workers compensation, environmental
protection and control, emergency planning, risk management, loss control and personnel
safety training. Initiated and instituted safety management programs (Operator and
Contractor), job safety plans, safe working procedures, safety training programs, and
behavioral based safety/behavioral modification processes. Industries to include
International and Domestic Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Operations, Inland and
Offshore Oil and Gas Production Management, Petrochemical Operation and Maintenance, and
Pipeline/Civil/Mechanical Construction.
EXPERIENCE
Manager of Corporate SafetyOcean Energy, Inc. (formerly Seagull Energy Corporation)
Houston, TX March, 1997 to Present
Corporate monitoring of safety and training process and report outcome directly to Chief
Operating Officer for an International Oil and Gas company, with over 1000 employees,
engaged primarily in exploration and development activities in the United States, Egypt,
C?te dIvoire, Indonesia, the Russian Republic of Tatarstan and Canada. The company also
transports and distributes natural gas, liquid products and petrochemicals. Companys other
operating segment, Alaska Transmission and Distribution, involves the operation as one
unit, referred to as ENSTAR Alaska, of natural gas transmission and distribution systems
serving the greater Anchorage area.
1998 and 1999, received the American Petroleum Institute Award for No Lost Workdays-
Pipeline Division
1999, received Award of Merit from the Motor Vehicle Division and Award of Merit from the
Occupational Safety and Health Division of the Texas Safety Association for a 66%
reduction in Loss Workdays and a 49% reduction in Motor Vehicle Incidents
Developed and implemented a Safety Training Program with accompanying Training Matrix
Developed and implemented a Contractor Safety Management Program to assist with
contractor monitoring
Trained Field Foreman on START program and instructed over 500 hours of safety training
Conducted and evaluated field audits, inspections, accident/incident investigations and
reports
Assisted with the development and implementation of the Safety and Environmental
Management Program
Provided charting/statistics/trend analysis to management
Chairperson for the companys 1998 United Way Campaign, setting a company record of over
$120 thousand
Safety and Training ManagerGrasso Production Management, Inc./Offshore Logistics
Houston, TX March, 1996 to March, 1997
Manage and monitor safety and training process and report outcome to President for an
Offshore/Onshore Oil and Gas Operations and Production Management Services company with
approximately 600 employees. Clients include: Shell Oil, Seagull Energy Corporation, POGO,
Vastar Resources, Newfield Exploration, Oxy, Mesa, Burlington Resources, Tri-Union, Callon
Petroleum, Amoco, Amerada Hess, Norcen, Enserch, Forcenergy, Forest Oil.
Safety manual/training program development and updating in compliance with Process Safety
Management (PSM) and Safety and Environmental Management Program (SEMP)
Managed workers compensation program resulting in a 20 to 30% discount on compensation
renewal
Assisted with DOT Drug/Alcohol Misuse Program
Developed and implemented programs to train field supervision
Responded to customer and field requests
Conducted and evaluated field inspections, accident/incident investigations and reports
Performed safety and training audits for customers: Shell Oil, Nabors Drilling, Tri-Union
Developed and implemented HAZCOM and HAZWOPER programs
Developed and implemented New Employee Safety Orientation and Job Safety Analysis
Director of Safety, Health and Training
Baker Energy/Michael Baker Corporation
Houston, TX March, 1993 to March 1996
Managed and monitored safety and training process and reported outcome to President for
an Offshore/Onshore Oil and Gas Operations and Maintenance Services/Governmental O&M
company with approximately 600 employees. Clients include: Freeport-McMoRan, Enron,
Seagull Energy Corporation, Torch, POGO, Vastar Resources, Nantucket Electric, Apache,
Nerco Oil/Gas, Walter Oil/Gas, AGIP, General Atlantic, Oxy, PG&E, United States Army/Navy.
Development and implementation of Safety Training Program with in house cost savings, to
company, of at least $100 thousand in 1994
Managed workers compensation program, managed DOT Drug/Alcohol Abuse Program and conduct
orientations
Developed programs to train field supervision
Conducted and evaluated field inspections, accident/incident investigations and reports
Performed safety and training audit on Texaco Oil and Gas
Development and implementation of HAZCOM/HAZWOPER programs
Development and implementation of 4/40 Safety Training Program in compliance with Process
Safety Management
Safety DirectorU.S. Contractors, Inc.
Clute, TX August, 1992 to March, 1993
Maintenance services company with a maintenance contract with Formosa Plastics
Corporation, Texas, with approximately 1000 employees.
Provided safety/health, hazardous waste, and operational matter assistance to FPC
Instructed employees on compliance issues dealing with OSHA and MSHA
Safety representative for U.S. Contractors, Inc. to Formosa Plastics Corporation
Corporate Safety DirectorPMCI
Houston, TX August, 1991 to August, 1992
Managed, monitored and consulted President and customers on safety and training processes
for a professional consultant services company who also provides pipeline construction and
maintenance services. Clients include: FLTG, Formosa Plastics Corporation, AMAX, Exxon,
Oxy Chemical, Chevron, Wastewater Division of Louisiana, Aluminum Corporation of America,
Dow Chemical USA, Schintech, BASF, Rhone Poulanc, Valero.
Evaluated, instructed and wrote safety manuals, safety programs and performed site
inspections
Responsible for OSHA, MSHA, and EPA compliance
Developed employee safety education programs
Monitored, advised and administered workers compensation cases and human resources
Administrative Assistant, Facilities Management
Gary Job Corps Center/Department of Labor
San Marcos, TX August, 1990 to August, 1991
Developed and maintained performance appraisals, salary recommendations, job descriptions
and payroll for fifty employees
Coordinated safety and training educational programs including hazard communication
training
Developed monthly and quarterly reports for the Department of Labor
EDUCATION
California Coast University-Santa Ana, California
School of Behavioral Science-Bachelor of Science, Psychology
Southwest Texas State University-San Marcos, Texas
Major: Psychology Minor: Business Mgmt.
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