Condensed Overview

Work Experience:

(**) Years experience in Industrial Occupational Safety and Health.

(16) Years experience in Industrial Occupational Safety and Health Management

(14) Years experience in Emergency Response (Fire Service) as well as a decorated officer. Held rank as high as District Chief

Safety Certifications:

MC -SH – Master Certification – Safety and Health

MC - E – Master Certification - Environmental

MC - RM – Master Certification – Risk Management

SHEP- Safety, Health, and Environmental Professional

CSHO-C - Certified Safety and Health Official - Construction Industry

CSHO-G - Certified Safety and Health Official –General Industry

CSHO-P- Certified Safety and Health Official –Pipeline

CSHO-R - Certified Safety and Health Official –Refinery

CSHO-PC- Certified Safety and Health Official –Petro -Chemical

CSHO-OG - Certified Safety and Health Official – Oil and Gas

CSHO-M - Certified Safety and Health Official – Maritime

CSHO-ER- Certified Safety and Health Official –Emergency Response

CSHO-IER - Certified Safety and Health Official –

Industrial Emergency Response

CSHO-EP - Certified Safety and Health Official – Electrical Power Generation

CSHO-WP - Certified Safety and Health Official – Wind Power Generation

CSHO-A - Certified Safety and Health Official – Aviation

CSM – Certified Safety Manager / Manager Trainer

CSA – Certified Safety Auditor

Emergency Response Certifications:

EMT-B - Emergency Medical Technician - Basic

CFF-A - Certified Fire Fighter –Advanced

IFF – Industrial Fire Fighter – Pro Board Certified

HMT - III – Hazardous Materials Technician – Level - III – Offensive Chemical Emergency Response – Pro Board Certified

IERS – Industrial Emergency Response Specialist

IFBL – Certified Industrial Fire Brigade Leader – Pro Board Certified

ICH – Certified Haz-Mat - Incident Commander – Pro Board Certified

Emergency Response Certifications - continued:

HMT – DOT - Hazardous Materials Technician – Transportation Discipline

CEVO – Fire – Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator – Fire Apparatus

CEVO – EMS – Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator – Ambulance

Helicopter landing Zone Coordinator – Life Flight Ground Contact / Trainer

Instructor Certifications:

Level II Fire Service Instructor – Basic and Intermediate

Hydrogen Sulfide

Occupational Noise Trainer

Haz -Woper – 24, 40 hour classes

First Aid/CPR/AED/Blood Borne Pathogens - also for the Professional Rescuer

Scaffolding – Competent Person

OSHA – 30 Hour Construction trainer (500, and 502) instructor

OSHA – 30 Hour General Industry trainer (501, and 503) instructor

OSHA – 30 Hour Maritime trainer (540, and 514) instructor

Safe Land / Safe Gulf - orientation trainer – Land based and Offshore – PEC Premier

NCCER – Master Trainer

Objective: To obtain a challenging Corporate, District, or Regional Safety management position with a stable, safety minded, team oriented company that I can call “home”, and invest a career in.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Dimension Energy Services – May 2013, – Current.

Company is a Large Pipeline and Industrial services Group

CORPORATE SAFETY DIRECTOR

Currently head of Safety Department assigned to the corporate office.

Managed to secure a 50% Injury Incident Rate reduction from previous year – TRIR .48

Managed to lower the EMR rate by 19% to – .81

Currently maintain DISA, NCMS, AWSI, TEAM, and VERIFORCE drug testing consortium data bases

Currently maintain ISNetworld, PEC Premier, PICS, and X-Net data bases

Was recently given DOT fleet compliancy to manage as well

Currently maintain Behavioral Based Safety data base

Currently manage workers Comp claims and Injury treatment from the corporate level.2014 achievement was the average claim cost was $323.00.

Currently develop and implement Safety Policies and procedures on behalf of the company.

Energy Maintenance Services – EMS USA - April, 2010 – May 2013.

Company is a Global Pipeline Group

CORPORATE SAFETY DIRECTOR

Was head of Safety Department of a global company assigned to the corporate office.

Managed to secure the lowest Injury Incident Rate in (6) years – TRIR .28

Managed to secure the lowest Vehicle Incident Rate in (6) years – 26 million miles – .97

Managed to secure the lowest EMR rate in (4) years – .56

Managed to secure a 35% reduction in injuries in the first (13) months with the company

Managed to secure a 65% reduction in Vehicle accidents in the first (13) months with the company

Managed to increase company training by 300%, in (13) months with the company – in house

Facilitated a $420,000 cost savings in regards to training being conducted in my first (13) months

Facilitated a $350,000 cost savings of Safety Equipment purchased in my first (13) months

Increased field inspection and prevention activities by 600% in (13) months

Increased coverage to 1400 Safety Inspections and 170,000 miles traveled by safety 2nd QTR 2011

Maintained DISA and Pipeline consortium data base

Maintained ISNetworld, PEC Premier, PICS, X-Net and Browse data bases

Maintained Behavioral Based Safety data base

Managed workers Comp claims and Injury treatment from the corporate level.

Developed and implemented Safety Policies and procedures on behalf of the company.

Resigned the title of Corporate Safety Director to follow the CEO to another company and serve as Corporate Safety Director over the company’s entire Safety Department.

Commonwealth Engineering and Construction May, 2008 – March 2010

Company is an Engineering and Construction Management group

CORPORATE SAFETY DIRECTOR

Head of Safety Department of the Company assigned to the corporate office.

Maintained ISNetworld data base

Maintained PEC premier data base

Maintained main office PPE inventory and matrix of issued items

Managed and coordinate company training

Managed safety staff assigned to projects

Performed risk assessments for projects, and Participated in “haz-op” evaluations

Assisted with project integration

Trained all supervisors and project managers

Lead and chaired a (14) member safety committee for the company

Managed workers Comp claims and Injury treatment from the corporate level.

Developed and implement Safety Policies and procedures on behalf of the company.

Used safety metrics to develop a positive Safety culture and instill effective safety management

Was a member of the Corporate leadership team of the company

Was part of a reduction in force when the company experienced a business decline

Commonwealth Engineering and Construction

2006 – May 2008 at an Oil and Lubricants Refinery

PROJECT SAFETY MANAGER

Handled all field safety management issues of a (420) million dollar expansion project.

Supported and facilitated all work permits for a (23) contractor expansion group, accounting for (27000) work permits in (1) - (10) month period alone.

Supported and facilitated all Confined Space entries and Rescue plans associated with entry accounting for (200) Rescue Plans (4000) Hot work Permits, and (6,000) Confined Space Entry Permits.

Managed a Project Safety Staff of (10) Safety Specialists assigned from contractor safety personnel, totaling an additional 20.

Project peaked man-power at (1350) active personnel.

The Project Safety Performance was as follows:

(3.3) Million Man-Hours with Out a Lost Time Accident

(2) Million Man-Hours without an Osha Recordable Incident

(1.4) Million Man –Hours with a First Aid Incident

Project was completed with a Total Recordable Incident rate of (.21)

During the period on the previous page the Facility Operations personnel

experienced (63) plant- unit fires, (2) unit explosion which made National news

and damaged a heater beyond repair, and sustained (4) Lost Time Accidents and

(5) Osha Recordables in 2007 alone for just 250 personnel (Please keep in mind

this was the facility statistics and not our contractor group).

Was promoted to the title of Corporate Safety Director at the completion of the project over the company’s entire Safety Department.

INFINITY Construction Services LP March 30, 2006 – August 3, 2006

Company primarily does Heavy Construction and Refinery maintenance

SITE SAFETY DIRECTOR

Lead Site Safety for project under Site Safety Manager.

Handled all injury and incident investigations with client, as well as onsite treatment.

Was on Complete unit re-build in BASF Facility Pasadena, Texas.

Handled project compliancy issues of all kinds.

Handled all project training needs.

Project completed – received a reduction in force along with (200) project workers.

Performance Contractor’s Inc. December 2005 – March 28, 2006

Company primarily did work involving Structural Steel Erection and Pipe Fitting.

SITE SAFETY COORDINATOR

Lead Safety Coordinator over expansion project at Valero Houston Refinery – OSBL, SRU,

and FCC.

Was over safety staff which provided safety support for (4) different management teams and (4) different crews working in (9) different locations in the facility on an average.

Managed all on site injuries, including on-site treatment, off-site treatment, and Workers Compensation Reporting and Documentation.

Coordinated all on-site training for all project assigned employees.

Routinely Coordinated with Facility Safety Staff, Operations personnel, and Facility Management personnel.

Projects Gross Revenue was projected at (35) Million Dollars.

Received (1) position promotion and (1) pay increase while with the company.

This was short duration- contract type work – shutdowns, turn-arounds, etc.

Received a Reduction in Force in Late March 2006.

Austin Industrial Services June 2005 – December 2005

SITE SAFETY MANAGER

Company primarily did work involving valve and piping replacement, - CSV’s, Move’s, Rov’s etc.

In addition did some structural steel erection in regards to the expansion.

Lead Safety Coordinator for expansion projects at Equistar Channelview facility prior to

Hurricanes Katrina and Rita -2005.

Finished the project without any Osha Recordables – project peaked at 500 personnel.

Was re-assigned to Lyondell-CITGO Pasadena Facility as Lead Safety Coordinator over Night Shift for Catalyst cracking unit re-build after failed unit re-start following hurricane Rita 2005.

The subsequent fire and explosions of the failed re-start flash burned (9) floors of the unit and damaged (3) other units.

Austin Industrial Services

SITE SAFETY MANAGER - Continued:

Finished the Lyondell – CITGO project without an Osha Recordable after I was assigned to the project. The project did sustain (2) Recordable incidents prior to my assignment, which led to the previous management team being removed from the project.

At both sites I had a safety staff assigned under my direction.

This was short duration- contract type work – shutdowns, turn-arounds, etc.

Moved to another company after my project was within days of finishing and I was scheduled to receive a reduction in force after project completion.

Protherm Services Group, L.L.C. December 2002-June 2005

Company primarily did Industrial as well as some Commercial Asbestos abatement, Industrial Insulation, Industrial Scaffolding, Industrial Lead abatement, Industrial coatings and linings.

District Safety Manager

Safety Manager over a District which had “20”, on-going, long-term maintenance projects, aside from small construction projects that came about.

Safety Manager over a District, which encompassed 80% (2300 employees) of the company’s total manpower.

Facilitated a 95% over-all incident reduction for the district compared to previous years.

Assisted the Corporate Safety Director to facilitate a 61% over-all incident reduction company wide.

A total of (5) projects in my district were nominated by (4) different clients for safety awards at the end of 2004.

Handled Workers compensation issues, attended any contested case hearings and benefit review conferences, as well as facilitated surveillance.

Attended Houston Business Roundtable events and was an auditor on an audit team for the annual safety awards for several years.

Worked and assisted on-site supervision to achieve an OSHA VPP designation at (2) of the larger Maintenance projects.

Received (2) promotions and (3) pay raises while with the company.

Was released (reduction of force) after business became slow and my position was eliminated.

District Safety Coordinator

Was Second in charge of safety department for the district.

Assisted in completely revising the company safety policies and procedures.

Was the “lead” safety support for (6) Texas- Genco power generation maintenance projects all at one time.

Assisted in creating a “computer based” training program for the company.

Assisted in revising the entire company-training manual, for the field employees, and field Supervisor’s.

I was promoted to the Pasadena District Safety Managers position in December 2003, after my boss the previous District Safety Manager, left the company.

Protherm Services Group, L.L.C

Site Safety Manager

Over safety department for the Hercules construction project at ExxonMobil Chemical, in Baytown, TX.

Project lasted for an entire year, achieved 936,000 man-hours, with a Total Recordable Incident Rate of “0”, and “peaked” at 600 personnel assigned to the site for Protherm.

Supervised “6” Safety Supervisor’s assigned to the project.

I was promoted to the Pasadena District Safety Coordinator position in January 2003, and placed second in charge of the district’s safety department. I from here, reported directly to the District Safety Manager.

Basic Industries, Inc 1997 – 2002 December

Company primarily did Industrial, as well as Commercial asbestos abatement, lead abatement, coatings, fireproofing, insulation, refractory, scaffolding, and mold remediation.

Corporate Safety Coordinator – Western Division

Head of Safety Department of the Branch office that controlled the companies Western Division. This encompassed four States, and four branch offices, all reporting to my branch.

There were (3400) employees in the Western Division

Supervised 16 different safety supervisors from 16 different projects, in the Houston area alone.

Frequently inspected and assisted (7) “Public Services of Oklahoma”, Power Generation facility Maintenance projects, for safety compliancy.

Completely revised the company training program and developed it into a computer-based program.

Completely revised the company’s pre-employment physicals for new-hires.

Received (2) promotions and (5) pay increases while with the company.

Left the company after it was sold, and management re-structure took place.

Safety Supervisor/Field Inspector

Over two large maintenance projects simultaneously in six different Oxy Vinyl Facilities.

Both projects achieved (2) years without an OSHA Recordable injury, and 450,000.00 man-hours each.

On two separate occasions assisted with OSHA VPP audits to get the facility OSHA Star certified for which our maintenance projects were assigned to.

I was promoted to the Houston Branch Safety Coordinator over the safety department for the Western Division in November of 1999, after my boss left the company.

Tecon Services, Inc. 1994 – 1997

Company primarily did insulation, coatings, fireproofing, and heat tracing.

Safety Supervisor/Field Inspector

Assigned to a large construction project, building a new Ethylene unit in the Mobil Chemical Beaumont, Texas Facility.

The project achieved 385,000.00 man-hours over a (2) year period with no OSHA Recordable injuries.

Work became slow once again, and I was recommended to a friend of my boss, by my boss, who was the Safety Manager of a competitor company. I moved to Basic Industries from here.

Hartney Industries 1989 – 1994

Company primarily did refractory: Industrial insulation, coatings, and fireproofing work.

Safety Supervisor/Field Inspector

Assigned to various shutdowns in numerous petro-chemical plants as site safety, and traveled extensively.

Work was not steady, and to some extent was seasonal. Work became very slow and I was forced to move to another company to stay working, and not unemployed for several months.

Other Experience:

Emergency Management/Personnel Management – Fire Service

Five (5) years as Fire District Training Coordinator

One (1) year as Fire Prevention Officer

Two (2) years as Assistant Fire Marshall

Three (3) years as Lieutenant/Training Officer

Three (3) years as District Chief

Have acquired 3000 documented responses-emergency related, to credit

1997 Drafted standard operating procedures for North Channel Area Hazardous Materials Response Team in cooperation with local area ‘Fire Chiefs’ Council and local Emergency Planning Committee

Elected as District Fire Officer for the Years, 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000

Awarded two Life Saving Commendations 1998, 1999

Awarded two Dedication to Service Awards 1999, 2000

Awarded Letter of Commendation 1997

Awarded two extrication “green-crosses” –Jaws of life Rescues-1996, 1997

Awarded one Medal of Valor 1996

CERTIFICATIONS/TRAINING:

Texas A&M University

Hazardous Materials Technician- (HMT) – Level - III – Offensive Level –

Chemical Emergency Response – Pro Board Certified

Extrication Technician – Rescue Response

Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator- (CEVO)– Fire Apparatus

Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator (CEVO) – Ambulance

IFF – Industrial Fire Fighter – Pro Board Certified

IERS – Industrial Emergency Response Specialist

IFBL -Certified Industrial Fire Brigade Leader – Pro Board Certified

ICH -Certified Haz-Mat Incident Commander – Pro Board Certified

Disaster Site Worker Trainer

O.S.H.A. Training Institute-a division of the Texas Engineering Extension Service- which is

a satellite division of Texas A&M

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – General Industry -Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Construction Industry -Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Pipeline - Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Refinery - Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Petro - Chemical -Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Oil and Gas –Certification

O.S.H.A. Training - Continued

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Maritime –Certification

CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Emergency Response - Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Industrial Emergency Response -Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Electrical Power Generation –Certification

(CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Wind Power Generation –Certification

CSHO)-Certified Safety and Health Official – Aviation -Certification

OSHA Course 510 – Construction Standards

OSHA Course 500 – Construction Outreach Trainer ( Have had 3 courses)

OSHA Course 501 – General Industry Outreach Trainer ( Have had 3 courses)

OSHA Course 540 – Maritime Outreach Trainer Certification

OSHA Course PRT 106 – Hydrogen Sulfide Trainer Certification

OSHA Course PRT 256– First Aid and CPR – Instructor - Trainer Certification

OSHA Course 502 - Construction Industry Outreach Trainer up-date course

(Have had 2 courses)

OSHA Course 503 - General Industry Outreach Trainer up-date course

(Have had 2 courses)

OSHA Course 311 – Fall Arrest System

OSHA Course 222A - Respiratory Protection

OSHA Course 226 – Confined Space Entry and Operations

OSHA Course OSH 7115 – Lock out Tag out standards and systems

OSHA Course 309 – Electrical Standards

OSHA Course 309A – Electrical Systems

OSHA Course 201A – Hazardous Materials

OSHA Course ACCINV – Modern Accident Investigation and Analysis

OSHA Course 521 – Industrial Hygiene

OSHA Course 204A – Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards

OSHA Course 301 – Excavation, Trenching, and Soil Mechanics

OSHA Course 845 – Injury/Illness Record keeping

OSHA Course 1248 – VPP Overview (Osha’s Voluntary Protection Program)

OSHA Course 1249 – VPP Requirements (Osha’s Voluntary Protection Program)

OSHA Course 1225 – Ergonomics Assessment Skills

OSHA Course 2250 – Ergonomics Applied to work related Musculoskeletal Disorders

OSHA Course PRT-145 – Environmental Regulations for Oil and Gas Exploration

OSHA Course PRT-302 – Process Safety Management Auditor

OSHA Course PRT-301 – Process Safety Management Survival

OSHA Course PRT 512 – Oil and Gas Industry Standards - comprehensive

OSHA Course PRT260 – Cranes and Material Handling

OSHA Course PRT- 300 – Introduction to Oil and Gas standards

OSHA Course OSH 712 – Combustible Dust Hazards

OSHA Course OSH 755 – Accident Investigation

OSHA Course OSH 715 – Evacuation and Emergency Planning

OSHA Course OSH 750 – Introduction to Safety and Health Management

OSHA Course OSH 720 – Blood borne Pathogens standard

OSHA Course OSH 755 – Introduction to Accident Investigation

OSHA Course OSH 560 – Disaster Site worker

OSHA Course EPP013 – Electrical worker safe practices

University of Texas

(MCSH) Master Certification – Safety and Health

MCE) Master Certification – Environmental

(MCRM Master Certification – Risk Management

(SHEP) Safety,Health and Environmental Professional

OSHA Course SH 800 - Applying Human Dynamics for Injury Prevention

OSHA Course SH 910 – Principals for Auditing

OSHA Course SH 900 – Leading Measures for Improving Safety Performance

OSHA Course RM 101 – Safety, Health and Environmental Risk Management Principals

OSHA Course MC 101 – Safety Program Design and Management

Environmental Course CEE 101 – Environmental Compliance and management

Environmental Course CEE 401 - Waste Management

Environmental Course CEE 301 - Water and Waste Water Regulations

Environmental Course CEE 201 – Fundamental of Air Quality

Asbestos Abatement Contractor Supervisor

Air Monitoring Technician

EPA Indoor Air Quality Coordinator Course

National Association of Safety Professionals

(CSA) – Certified Safety Auditor

(CSM) - Certified Safety Manager / Trainer

TEST) – Trenching and Excavation Safety Technician

Texas Department of Health

Emergency Medical Technician – Basic (EMT)

Texas Department of Public Safety

Class B Operators Endorsement

Texas Fireman’s and Fire Marshal’s Association

Level II – Fire Service Instructor

(3) Thousand Total combined hours of fire/emergency response training in 31 different categories to certify me as Advanced – Municipal “3” times over the required hour requirement for certification.

Advanced Municipal Fire Fighter – Certification (CFF-A)

Certification specialties are:

Hazardous Materials Incident Response

Heavy Vehicular Extrication/Rescue

Multiple Dwelling Fire Extinguishment (Apartment Buildings/Town Homes/ Strip Malls)

Was assigned to the hazardous Materials Response team for (6) years

Governor’s Division of Emergency Management

Hazardous Materials Incident Commander Certification

Hermann Hospital – Life Flight and

Halo – Flight – Corpus Christi Life Flight

Helicopter Landing Zone Coordinator

Landing Zone Coordinator – Instructor

American Red Cross

Basic Cardiac Life Support

First Aid Instructor

CPR Instructor

First Aid /CPR / AED Instructor for the Professional Rescuer

AED Instructor

Medic First Aid

First Aid Instructor

CPR Instructor

AED Instructor

Texas Forest Service

Wild land Interzone Fire Fighter-Intermediate

Bricklayers and Allied Craftsman

Journeyman Level – Masonry Certification

3M Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Division

Respirator Fit Testing Instructor Certification

Scaffold Training Institute

Scaffold competent Person

Scaffold Trainer Certification for the following systems:

oS.T.I.Frame

oTube and Clamp

oSystem Scaffold

Indoor Environmental Solutions

Indoor Mold Remediation

Investigation and Remediation of Fungal Contamination in buildings

Transportation Security Administration

TWIC card

PEC premier

Safe Land Orientation

Safe Land Offshore

Safe Land Orientation Trainer

Safe Land Offshore Orientation Trainer

Technical Skills Development

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the workplace

National Center for Construction Education -NCCER

Master Trainer

Safety Technician - Trainer

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