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Nicholas Thaddeus Gibson

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Leonardtown Md. 20650

P.O. Box 75 Avenue Md. 20609

Evening Phone: 301-***-****

Day Phone: 301-***-****

Email:

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RESUME SUMMARY

Environmental / OSHA Safety & Health Programs / Facilities Management / Engineering Technician (ET) / Emergency Program Management / Construction / QC / Safety (SSHO) NAVFAC/ Construction Management / NAVAL Aviation Ground Safety Programs / EM 385-1-1 Instructor

Country of citizenship: United States of America

Highest Grade in Government Service Prior to Retirement: Dec.1, 2010

Series, GS-0018-13/4, US Congressional House Office Buildings, 110th, 111th, 112th Congress, Washington DC, Environmental/Occupational Safety & Health Management, Architect of the Capitol, 6.5 Years, Retired December 2010, Patuxent River Naval Air Station, 1979-2004, TC-7 Steam Catapult, 6 Years, (PAX) Station Command Safety & Occupational Health Division, ROICC/NAVFAC/PW, BLDG. 504, PAX River MD 12 Years Served.

(Holds an Active Federal Security Clearance) Up to Date: Secret

Private Sector: Facilities Management/Maintenance Technician, Engineering Division, St. Mary's Hospital, 3 Years

Private Sector: Foreman, Facilities B&B Maintenance Inc. 7 Years

Private Sector: Lead Service Technician, & Installation Division, TEXACO Division, Southern

Maryland Oil Inc., Co. 7 Years

Private Sector Federal Contracts:

Lead (SSHO), Site Safety, Health Officer, Environmental Officer, QC/ & Construction Safety.

EM 385 -1-1 management, Construction Safety Course Trained Instructor. NAVY/NRL/NASA Antenna Site. Construction Site 2011-2012, Safety, Security, & QC Officer for the Southern Maryland Region in support of the Indian Head NAVFAC Field Office. Contractor support, The Safety Company, Shadyside Md., Contract Satisfactory Complete, No Injury or Illness Claims, No Incidents of Safety or Noncompliance Reported.

Architect

Private Sector Federal Contracts:

Lead (SSHO), Site Safety, Health Officer, Environmental Officer, QC/ & Construction Safety.

EM 385 -1-1 management, Construction Safety Course Trained Instructor, with the ARRIBA Corp., Norfolk Virginia, Assignment PAX River Naval Air-Station, Construction Site in support of NAVFAC Field Offices for the Environmental up-grade project 2012-2013. Follow up as QC Officer.

Contract Satisfactory Complete, No Injury or Illness Claims, No Incidents of Safety or Noncompliance Reported.

Current Employment Status: Private Sector Federal Contract: In Service Date: 7/21/14

Engineering Technician / (SSHO) Safety Compliance / Quality Control Manager for NAVFAC Support Projects. Naval Support Activity-NSF Indian Head, NAVFAC Bldg. 551, Secret Govt. Clearance

Technical Specialties Overview: Federal Government/Private Sector:

Engineering Technician-NAVFAC, US Army Corp. Engineers EM385-1-1 Construction Management, NAVFAC Safety Management (SSHO), NAVAL District Washington, and US Congressional Occupational Safety & Health Management-Supervisor, NAS Public Safety, Fire Protection, Construction Fire Inspection, Construction Safety Contractor Over-site, Hazardous Materials/Waste Environmental Management, Certified Asbestos Program Manager, Facilities Buildings Management, (SSHO) ROICC Naval Contracts, NAVFAC Washington DC. OSHA 10, 30 CPR/First Aid, EM385-1-1 Trained.

Experience Summary: Total Experience: 32years, 6months total service to the US NAVY & Federal Government, 15 years in the Private Sector.

Naval Aviation & Ground Safety, NAVOSH Occupational Safety & Health, NAVFAC/FEAD/ROICC-EF Chesapeake/EM 385-1-1 Program Management, Quality Control Management, EM 385-1-1 Training Instructor, State of Maryland, District of Columbia, and Virginia, Asbestos Supervisor, & Inspector.

Monitors Safety & QC Compliance in accordance with OSHA, EM 385-1-1, OPNAV Inst. & NAVFAC Contract Documents. Schedules and Conducts all Pre-Cons, and Final Inspections. Reviews Technical Documents for Quality and applicability to project. Assists the Construction Managers, Superintendents, Project Managers, Contracting Officer and all Govt. Staff for completion of projects. Works as a team member for quality and compliance over-site. Monitors Safety Plans, AHA's, Environmental Plans, recommends changes or corrective actions when called upon. Assures Contractors, Sub-Contractors, and vendors comply with inspection requirements, schedules, control methods, perform required tests and assure QC systems are effective and complete. Prepares all requested and required reports in a timely manner. Reports to NAVFAC Heads defective and poor workmanship, non-compliance, and incomplete required contractor documents. Use of up to date software, MS Office (word, excel, access, power point, and any construction management software). Investigates all incidents, accidents, Related to NAVFAC Construction Sites. Reports directly to NAVFAC Department Heads immediately for resolution. Assure Contractor and Sub-contractors are in compliance with all required certifications, training, inspection documents, burn permits, proper PPE, local instructions, & Safety of work sites, etc.

EXPERIENCE: Current

Full Time

07-21-14 to present, 09/28/2015

(JAG), J. Aguinaldo Group Inc., Island Creek Inc.

Execute all Engineering Technical Duties of Contract Management, QC/SSHO duties including, EM 385-1-1 US Army Corp of Engineers Compliance, NSWC Environmental, (OSHA), Occupational Safety & Health Management, (FM), Facilities Management, Quality Control, & Security Duties with over-site for the Indian Head NAVFAC Field Offices under Construction Contracts, NAVFAC (FEAD). Technical Expert for NAVFAC Safety & Environmental Program Requirements. No Injury or Illness Claims, No Incidents of Safety Noncompliance Reported.

EXPERIENCE: 1

Full Time

4-2012-to -09/2013

(SSHO) Site Safety & Health, Environmental Officer Employed by (The ARRIBA Corporation), 1302 Ingleside Road, Suite 200 Norfolk Virginia, 23502. Employed to Support NAVY/NAFAC/ Construction Sites, (SSHO), Site Safety & Health Officer Officer NAS Pax River Base, St. Mary's County, Maryland. Currently assigned to 45 Naval owned and operated buildings. All in performance of Safety & Health evaluations during an extensive period of construction and environmental building up-grade.

Execute all QC/SSHO duties of EM 385-1-1 US Army Corp of Engineers Compliance, Environmental, (OSHA), Occupational Safety & Health Management, (FM), Facilities Management, Quality Control, & Security Duties with over-site for the Naval PAX River Base, Lexington Park, Maryland 20653. Complete installation of new lighting fixtures, toiletry fixtures, building insulation, window films& caulk, electrical upgrades, new motors, chiller installations, and test equipment for the Government. The Lead Environmental-Manager / HAZCOM Specialist entire site personnel. Highly accredited US Army Corp EM 385-1-1 trained for Safety Management of numerous Government Contractor Work Sites. Experienced since 1979, Asbestos Program Manager Currently Maryland State Certified for Supervisor, & Inspector. All OSHA Certifications updated-30 Hour Course. Acquired 31 Plus years Construction Over-site Experience working for the Federal Government, Retired Government employee, 3 years. Instructs employees on all (EPA), (EPA), Environmental Protection Agency and OSHA related subjects. Holds current Secret security Clearance, updatable to next level, current clearance year 2014, for review. CPR/Adult/Child/ Infant First-Aid

Certified.

EXPERIENCE: 2

Full Time

12-2011 to 06/2012

(SSHO) Site Safety & Health Officer Employed by (The Safety Company), PO Box 37 Shady Side MD 20764 and CER Inc., P.O. Box [24228] @ 1520-A Caton Center Drive, Baltimore Maryland 21227 Contracted to Support NAVY/NASA/NRL Construction Site, SSHO Officer 2012 Project Blossom Point Charles Co. Maryland. Current (EM 385-1-1) OSHA 30 Hour, Construction Safety Course Instructor.

Execute all QC/SSHO & OSHA duties of Environmental/ (OSHA), Occupational Safety & Health Management, Facilities Management, Security Duties and over-site for the Naval Research Lab & NASA Goddard Space Group, Blossom Point, Welcome, Maryland. Complete installation of new facilities, and test equipment for the Government. Lead Environmental-Manager / HAZCOM Specialist entire site personnel. Highly accredited US Army Corp EM 385-1-1 trained for Safety Management of numerous Government Contractor Work Sites. Asbestos Program Manager Currently Certified for Supervisor, & Inspector. All OSHA Certifications updated-30 Hour Course. Acquired 27 Plus years Construction Over-site Experience working for the Federal Government, Retired Government employee, 3 Plus years. Trainer for employees on all (EPA), Environmental Protection Agency and OSHA related subjects. Holds current Secret Security Clearance, updatable to next level, current year 2014, for review. CPR/Adult/Child/ Infant First-Aid Certified.

EXPERIENCE: 3

Full Time

10-2004 to 12-2010

Environmental/Safety & Occupational Health Manager; GS-018-13/4;

Architect of the Capitol (AOC), Rayburn House Office Building (RHOB)

Independence Avenue, Washington, DC 20515, Office of the Superintendent,

Environmental/Safety & Occupational Health Division

Execute all duties of Environmental/Occupational Safety & Health Management-Facilities Management and over-site for seven facilities consisting of five million square feet of occupied spaces and 500 plus employees. Instruct and Supervise Industrial Shop employees on Occupational Safety & Health Programs for General Industry and Construction Code of Federal Regulation Standards. These Shops consist of Carpentry Division, Electrical Branch, Elevator Division, Supply/Procurement Division, Building Engineering and Maintenance, Industrial Mechanical, Plumbing.

Heating Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) Divisions, Painting Division, Stone- Masonry Division, Sheet Metal/Duct Work Division, Paint/Plastering Divisions, Custodial, Labor, & Recycling Divisions. 1st Elected to serve on several Safety & Occupational Health Boards for the Architect of the Capitol (AOC), consisting of the Jurisdictional Occupational Safety & Health Team, (JOSH), Safety Support Group, (SSG), and Safety Health Environmental Council, (SHEC), for the Central Staff of Safety. Highly Accredited Asbestos Program Manager with Required Certifications from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with 33 years of Asbestos background experience. Occupational Safety & Health Association, (OSHA) Lead Program Manager, Confined Space Program Manager, Hazardous Communication, (HAZCOM), Hazardous Materials/Waste Program Manager, Fall Protection Program Manager, Scaffolding Program Manager, Aerial Lifts Program Manager, Machine Guarding Program Manager, Electrical Safety and Lock Out Tag Out Program Manager, Welding, Cutting, Brazing, Hot-Work Program Manager, (WCBH), Construction Inspection Program Manager, and Fork Truck Safety Manager. CPR/AED/First-Aid Certified. US Army Corp EM-385-1-1 Certified, OSHA 30 Hour Certified.

Experience 3 Continued:

Certified-Trained Construction and General Industry personnel on high level safety programs when needed on short term basis and OSHA Safety Indoctrination training of all new employees. Maintains and procures safety equipment and apparel for HOB Employees on a continual basis as required. Administers a sound safety budget that is responsible to procure all test and evaluations of work place safety, including Industrial Hygiene Surveys, Procurement of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), equipment& tools maintenance, Asbestos and Lead Program requirements and budgets for renovation of work spaces due to unsafe environmental conditions. Operates numerous Government owned motor vehicles. Transfer high priority lab tests of Asbestos, Lead bulk and air samples. Provides transportation of employee's to Safety & Environmental training, and pick up of purchased safety supplies. Develops and administers agency jurisdictional policies for Safety & Health Programs, Fire Prevention, Hazardous Materials Management, and Standard Operating Procedures, (SOP). Performs scheduled or unscheduled physical OSHA inspections/audits, industrial hygiene surveys, Fire Protection NFPA surveys and OSHA safety inspections. Federal Programs Management Agency representative Liaison for all Government auditing agency officials.

EXPERIENCE: 4

Full Time

10-1992 to 10-2004

Safety & Occupational Health Specialist; GS-0018-11/7;

Naval Air Station, (NAS) Occupational Safety & Health Dept. Bldg. 310 Patuxent River, Maryland 20670, and Naval District Washington (NDW), Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC 20515. Carry out scheduled or unscheduled physical inspections, Industrial Hygiene surveys, Radiation Surveys, Radar Equipment Safety, NFPA Fire Protection surveys, and daily OSHA safety inspections. Federal Program Management Representative to the U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA, and the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE). Responsible for Confined Space Management, Asbestos Program Management in Construction and General Industry. Executed scheduled and unscheduled Asbestos Surveys, Inspections, and obtained bulk asbestos samples for analysis. Administer the Safety Deficiency Abatement Program for building maintenance and repair orders. Act on Mishap reporting and investigations for the entire Patuxent River Naval Air Station, to include associated outside areas such as, Solomon's Annex Calvert County MD and Webster Field Base St. Inigoes MD. Program Manager for Fall Protection in Construction and General Industry, OSHA Lock-Out/Tag Out in Construction. Temporary Assigned Duties (TAD) includes support of the NAS Director and Safety Manager periodically during their absence. OSH Department Manager for Three flight organizations, VX-20 Force Warfare Hangar 306, VX-1 Pioneers Hangar 305, NRL Hangar 306, and the North Engineering Center building 2185.

EXPERIENCE: 4 Continued

These organizations employ approximately at minimum of 500 personnel each. Held Primary Safety and Health Manager Position for the Resident Officer in Charge of Construction (ROICC) located at the NAS Patuxent River Public Works Department for 3 years. Monitors Navy, Civilian, and Contractor personnel workplaces to determine potentially unsafe conditions of exposure referencing a broad spectrum of Navy and Federal Safety guidelines for the corrections of any work place deficiencies. Implements the Navy's Occupational Safety and Health Program in industrial, construction, test, maintenance, research, aircraft operational and office environments, including home care and recreational functions. Addresses high-risk processes and military unique operations. Perform stand up Safety and Occupational Health training, aviation safety talks, specialized electrical safety training, and safety seminars for 1500 aircraft hangar employees. Administered Base Indoctrination for all newly hired employees at the Naval Air Station. The training is provided for groups of thirty to one hundred personnel per session. Indoctrination entails instructions, lectures on NAS Patuxent River (5100.35 B) Safety Guidelines, current (OPNAVINST 5100.23) Operational Naval Instructions, the Navy Occupational Safety and Health Manual., Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Hazardous Material and Waste Regulations, EPA Regulations, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) fire safety instructions, Traffic Safety, Recreational Safety, Aircraft Ground Safety, Industrial Hygiene Survey & Reporting, Confined Space Regulations, Asbestos Awareness, Asbestos in Construction, OSHA lock-out/tag-out. US Army Corps of Engineers (EM 385-1-1), and Health and Safety Guidelines Manual for Construction. Attend the Southern Maryland Safety Committee meetings for Maryland's Tri County area as one of the NAS Safety Departmental representatives. Performs lectures outside of the Navy Base's jurisdiction in St. Mary's, Charles, and Calvert Counties as a community service. This is to enhance customer relations with the authorization of the NAS Commanding Officer. Works directly with the High Voltage team from Southern Maryland Electric Company. (SMECO) and their Safety Officer. This is a private firm providing the tri-county area with electrical power. There are numerous occasions to assist in electrical safety demonstrations to employees and civilians.

EXPERIENCE: 4 Continued

Attend all Naval Board meetings as a member of the NAS Traffic Safety Council, Safety and Health Council, VX-20 Council, and NAS Department Head meetings to advise management of safety related policies and issues daily. Inspect and analyze new construction, renovation, and demolition work sites to ensure that both contractor and government employees are adhering to complete safe work practices and National Electrical Code compliance. Required on many occasions to suspend construction work because of imminent danger situations. Document citations for deficiencies in construction safety. Provide guidance for the particular deficiency to enable the contractor or government worker to resume work after corrective measures have been implemented. Corrective measures are directly out of the Code of Federal Regulations, local instructions, US Army Corps Engineers EM 385-1-1 Health and Safety Standards, National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA), Life Safety Code, National Electrical Code (NEC), and other standards such as American National Standards Institute (ANSI), American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), and American Disability Act (ADA). Review plans and specifications for pre-construction surveys with the ROICC, Job Order Contract Division (JOC), Public Works Officer (PWO), Public Works Department, and Indefinite Quantities Contract Division (IQC). Attend final building inspections and pre-construction meetings for code compliance and customer occupancy.

Investigate and analyze mishaps, cases of occupational disease and Unsafe/Unhealthful reports for general industry and construction. Recommend change and implementation of procedures to prevent future work site mishaps. Currently hold a secret clearance for security and a photo authorization pass. Confined Space Program Manager for one year appointment, under NAS. Administer and implement confined space policies for PAX River as a Confined Space Qualified Person (CSQP). Respond to customer needs for industrial and aircraft support whenever an employee must enter a confined space to perform their job requirements. Arrive on the job site and use industrial confined space GFG Gas Monitor, aviation confined space Multi Rae, NAVAIR approved equipment to evaluate the space for oxygen deficiency, toxic atmosphere, and flammability to protect the employee who must enter the space. Report all findings to the Supervisor at the NAS OSH Dept. Recommends any personal protective equipment needed to make the atmosphere safe whenever the space does not meet the "all clear" guidelines of the program. Report any findings of flammability present to the Confined Space Program Manager so that they may contact the NAS Fire Dept. for a hot work permit implementation to determine what actions are necessary for ventilation of the space to provide safe working conditions for workers.

Occasionally monitor the job extensively until the task is complete due to the atmospheric changes that may occur while workers are in the space. Develops safety training, presentations for employees, power point programs, and safety flash advisors for managers. Complete hazardous material inspections semi-annual with recommendations for storage and compliance. Held a Team Lead position for a group of six Safety Office employees for a period of 6 months. Appointed Public Safety Specialist position as Inspector for major air-shows and other public events at the Patuxent River Naval Base to perform Homeland Security Functions and Aviation Ground Safety for workers, visitors and guests. Aviation ground safety specialist since 1996. Works directly with the PAX River Emergency Management Division for all emergencies.

EXPERIENCE: 4 Continued

Use a variety of combustion test equipment such as Fyrite CO2/02 indicators, MZF draft gauge, tem point dial thermometer, true-spot smoke tester, oil burner smoke scale and fire efficiency finder slide rule, halogen testers, AC electrical tester, and boiler water test kit. Apply combustion efficiency test on three high-pressure boilers and assure that boilers are operating at proper combustion. Observes draft gauges, oil gauges and makes correction and air adjustments when required.

Accomplished annual overhaul and inspections on high-pressure boilers and four steam accumulators. Achieve the required preventive maintenance on auxiliary equipment such as, de-aerating tank, feed water storage tank, flash tank, and blow down tank, fuel oil storage tank and water softeners. Complete boiler inspection reports and participate in hydrostatic pressure test of steam power plant systems to determine the conditions of the equipment. Use correct safety procedures and test, repair, or replace safety valves as required. Repair or replace boiler tubes, casings, and tube hole seats as required. Remove, repair and reinstall a variety of insulating materials such as asbestos, fiberglass, flex weave and adhesives. Repair, adjust, or replace mechanical controls and helps trouble shoot electrical systems. Install, maintain and repair high temperature pressure systems such as water, air, steam and hydraulic. Perform tasks such as Lab Specialist by maintaining and recording oil deliveries for quality of product and boiler water chemical control. Read and interpret blueprints and sketches, do detail layout and fabrication work. Frequently require work without the use of blueprints or sketches or from guidelines, which is incomplete or out of date requiring personal knowledge and integrity to complete assignment. Use testing and measuring equipment such as micrometers, test pumps, hydrostatic testing, dye penetrating, magni-fluxing, welding, burning and related equipment. Use all basic hand, electric and pneumatic tools, such as drills, grinders, hammers, ratchets, sockets and wrenches of all types. Obtain a full certification for High Pressure Welding.

EXPERIENCE: 5

Full Time

10-1979- 10-1992

Safety & Facilities/Construction Management GS-0018-11/7;

Naval Air Station, (NAS) Occupational Safety & Health Dept. Bldg. 310 Patuxent River, Maryland 20670,

Administer the Customer Service Work Order Program for the Navy's Flight Organization, 3 Aircraft Hangars, and 30 outbuildings. Follow up cradle to grave work orders. Review charts/plans to better seat efficiency to activities facilities. Initiated the Self Help projects for short term requests for budget cost effect savings. Works directly with Architects and Public Works Project Management personnel during all minor & major renovations to facilities owned by Government.

Attend final building inspections and pre-construction meetings for code compliance and customer occupancy. Daily job site reviews for Contract and Customer Compliance with all Federal/Local Policies Investigate and analyze security issues, mishaps, cases of occupational disease and Unsafe/Unhealthful reports for general industry and construction. Recommend change and implementation of procedures to prevent future work site mishaps. Currently hold a secret clearance for security and a photo authorization pass. Inspects all 300 Military Housing Units for Safety/Customer Service/Facility Requests. Read and interpret blueprints and sketches, detailed layout, construction and fabrication work. Frequently require work process to continue without the use of blueprints, sketches or guidelines. They may be incomplete or out of date. Requiring personal knowledge, skills to complete assignments.

Execute all duties of Facilities Management and over-site for twenty-seven facilities consisting of millions of square feet of employee occupied spaces and 1500 employees. Lead Emergency/Hazmat Preparedness Operation Specialist. Worked directly in conjunction with the Naval Station Emergency Command for daily communications to assure readiness in any emergency. Maintains a budget to support the activities requests. Runways safety and facilities management for flight operations, Naval Air-Craft.

Attended mandatory monthly Hazmat, Recycling & Facilities Manager Meetings, rendered courtesy inspections to other Naval Air Station (NAS) facilities for compliance recommendations, and liaison during Inspector General, Chief of Naval Operations, Safety, Pollution Prevention Division and Environmental Office inspections.

EXPERIENCE: 5 Continued

Maintains, Inspects daily and oversees the operation of numerous unique facilities including bomb storage areas, physical structures, occupied office spaces, towers, electrical utilities, storage buildings, fuel stations, marinas, roadways, bridges, community parks, housing units, playgrounds, laboratories, shopping centers, transportation garages, and surrounding grounds. Manages or oversees facilities programs and services involving consideration of complicated technical equipment or operations involving complicated technical reviews of facility plans and proposals. Reviews and evaluates customer requests for validity engineering soundness, cost, best method of accomplishment and timely completion. Asbestos and lead trained, certified Asbestos Manager, 33 years in the field or work.

Conducts quality control of work performed by in-house & contractor personnel. Manages the contracting process and assists the contracting officer by developing statements of work, monitoring the contractor's performance, inspecting completed work against contract requirements, and by recommending progress payments, terminations, and other actions.

Extensive knowledge of work performed by a variety of trade and labor employees in order to direct the work being performed. Knowledge of the project management lifecycle. Possess knowledge of construction safety and security requirements specific to the intelligence community. Requires broad knowledge of technical engineering areas related to one or more of the following: mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), systems, plumbing structural engineering, and building systems. Life Safety Code Inspections

Vast knowledge of State of Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC Asbestos Regulations, Federal EPA, OSHA, ASME, ADA, US Army Corps of Engineers, EM-385-1-1 Safety Manual, NEC, NFPA, US Naval Facilities Command standard operating procedures and local policies.

EXPERIENCE: 6

07-1972 to 10-1979

Private Sectors

Engineering Division Technician, St. Mary's Hospital

Foreman General Maintenance/Custodial Team 7 years, B&B Maintenance Inc.

HVAC, Oil Burner Technician, minor plumbing associated with the boiler related issues, (SMO), Southern Maryland Oil Co., 7 years.

HVAC Technician, Burch Oil Co., 5 years.

Atkinson Maintenance Co. 10 years, part time.

Experienced trainer in the Safety & Health field of work, private industries.

EDUCATION Level Chopticon High Graduate

Morganza, MD

High School Completion 1972

Continued Education Government & Private Sectors Professional Coursework,

Licensures and Certifications:

Asbestos Inspector, (EPA), Environmental Protection Agency, (AHERA), Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act Accreditation, Maryland, 06-01, 05-02, 05-03, 05-04, 05-05, 05-06, 03-06, 12-07, 12-08, 5-09, 5-10. Asbestos Supervisor EPA AHERA Accreditation, Maryland, 03-01, to current 05-10, Asbestos Inspector EPA AHERA Accreditation, Maryland, 03-01, to current 05-10, Accreditation to handle Halogenated Fluorocarbons/EPA Certified Technician Type I/II, current (Chlorinated Fluorocarbons) Maryland, No Expiration Date. Certified and Designation as Aviation and Industrial Confined Space Qualified Person (AICSQP) Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland 05-01, to AOC 10-04,

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING: National Electrical Code, (NEC), 2002-2010, 8hrs, Jan. 09-02 Prevention of Sexual Harassment, 1hr, 12-99; Department of Defense (DOD) Anti-Terrorism/Personal Protection, 1hr, 01-00; 5 Day EPA AHERA Supervisor Training, 40hrs, 03-00; Asbestos Hazard/Lab Safety, Permit Required Confined Space Entry, 24hr course, Aircraft Ramp License, 1hr, 05-99; OSHA Fall Protection, 06-99; EPA Inspector 3 Day, 24hr. 06-99; Aviation Confined Space, 32hrs, 07-99; Employee Fire Evacuation Procedures, 1hr, 09-99; Confined Space Refresher, 2hrs, 09-98; Construction Seminar, 8hrs, 10-98; Lab Safety, 1hr, Radiation Safety/Ionizing Refresher, 4hrs, 01-99; Introduction to Industrial Hygiene, 32hrs, 08-97; Test Equipment Refresher, 1hr, 04-98; Portable Fire Extinguisher Usage,

1hr, 05-98; General Industry Standards, 40hrs, 11-95; Fall Protection/Miller Equipment Company, 09-96; CPR First Aid, 8hrs, 11-96; Terrorism Awareness, 1hr, 02-97; Terrorism Tactics, 1hr, 04-97; Confined Space Refresher, 2hrs, 07-97; HAZMAT Control/Pollution Prevention, 1hr, 07-94; Confined Space Entry and Rescue, 16hrs, 08-94; Construction Safety Standards, 80hrs,

Mishap Investigation and Record keeping, 32hrs, 07-95; Chemistry for the Non Chemist, 8hrs, 08-95; Industrial Gas Free Engineering, 2hrs, 09-95; Life Safety Code Seminar, 16hrs, 07-93; Security Awareness, 1hr, 08-93; Industrial Gas Free Engineering, 8hrs, 10-93; Respiratory Issuers Training, 2hrs, 11-93; OSHA Construction Standards, 10hrs, 03-94; OSH for Supervisors, 8hrs, 09-93; HIV/Aids Education, 2hrs, 08-94; Electrical Standards, 32hrs, 01-95; General

EXPERIENCE: 6 Continued

Industry Standards-update, 40hrs, 05-95; Lab Safety, 32hrs, 07-97; Hearing Conservation, 1hr, 05

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