Manager Project

JOEY STETSON CHST

916-***-**** - acb2r1@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

Seeking a challenging career with a progressive organization which will utilize my skills, abilities and education in

management and operations in the safety industry.

Experience

Loss Prevention Specialist (2013- 2013)

Area Safety Manager

Central and Northern California

• Responsible for managing 44 client member relationships with annual workers’ compensations contributions of

$607,768,163.00.

• Enforces compliance with federal and state safety regulations on all projects.

• Assists with the development and administration of the company’s loss prevention programs and policies with

Loss Prevention and Operations staff.

• Participates in intra-company Loss Prevention Task Team meetings, initiatives and planning efforts.

• Reviews project plans and specifications and make recommendations to Operations on potential hazards.

• Oversees and conducts education and training programs for employees, subcontractors and owner representatives

and ensure programs are effective and cost efficient.

• Conducts random safety and loss control surveys and audits; implement changes to meet identified needs.

• Manages incident investigations and open claims, and analyzes claim data for prevention solutions.

• Assists Project Safety Task Teams with weekly safety evaluations and necessary corrections.

• Ensures job startup kits and signs are prepared for projects.

• Maintains division-wide records, including daily injury logs, OSHA 300 forms, meeting minutes, subcontractor

correspondence, etc.

• Prepares and analyzes reports that summarize and forecast division activity and financial impact in areas of safety,

worker’s compensation, and other loss prevention activity.

• Serves as a role model and promotes professional behavior.

• Participates in company training programs and commit to self-development.

• Keeps current with new developments in OSHA regulations and company safety policies, and communicates to

the appropriate company personnel.

• Negotiates skillfully in tough situations with internal and external parties by winning concessions without

damaging relationships and being direct and diplomatic.

• Develops/facilitates safety-related company training programs.

Clark McCarthy Joint Venture

Safety Manager

Stockton, CA (2011- 2013)

• Combined and Coordinated Clark construction and McCarthy individual safety programs into one manual,

implementing all State and Federal safety procedures during the building of Stockton California Health Care

Facility new $580 million dollar Prison Hospital Project.

• Responsible for conducting safety training to over 4,500 during my tenure with the company.

Austin-Walsh Construction Joint Venture (2009-2011)

Safety Manager

Sacramento, CA International Airport

• Combined and Coordinated Austin Commercial and Walsh Construction individual safety programs into one

manual, implementing all State and Federal safety procedures during the building of Sacramento International

Airports new 680 million dollar Terminal B Project.

• Organized and chaired a weekly Sub-contractor safety committee which represented all subcontractors with

setting safety expectations for upcoming work mitigating potential hazards before work began. Several of these

sub-contractors have earned Cal-OSHA golden-gate recognition.

• Developed a partnership with Cal-OSHA Consultation. Working together Austin-Walsh Construction has earned

recognition as a Cal-OSHA “SHARP” Construction Site.

• Conducted Pre-Construction meetings with Sub-Contractors reviewing all IIPP documentation setting safety

expectations specific to work they will perform.

• Maintained a ZERO injury rate since October 2009.

Urata & Sons Cement (2007-2009)

Safety Director

California and Nevada

• Insure compliance with the Company safety program.

• Develop and implement safety related programs.

• Investigate, document, and maintain records of all third party and workers compensation claims.

• Follow up with the corporate insurance department regarding claims.

• Organize and coordinate medical facilities and other emergency plans.

• Work efficiently under time constraints.

• Organize, monitor, teach and help with safety meetings and training programs.

• Inspect work areas, and operations to identify and take action to correct, unsafe practices and conditions.

• Assist during regulatory agency inspections and investigations.

• Assist supervisors in the development or review of a job hazard analysis for each major phase of work and for

types of operations that have not been analyzed.

Labor Ready (2006-2007)

Field Safety Specialist

North California, Oregon & Washington

• Mentor and train Branch staff on Safety Program Fundamentals

• Acts as a field consultant and resource for customer specific safety issues

• Conducts routinely scheduled visits to evaluate branches and share best practices

• Accompanies Branch staff on worksite safety evaluations and coaches them on the use of site evaluation forms

• Provides Branch/District Manager with direction regarding OSHA Regulations pertaining to specific or general

customer worksite safety issues

• Reviews and develops specific customer accident information for use in evaluating loss experience.

• Reviews Lag Time reports with Branch Managers to assist them in improving the timeliness of claim reporting

• Identify customer accident trends and develop improvement strategies

• Implements support activities for Corporate Risk Management activities that impact safety

• Ensures compliance with all aspects of Labor Ready Injury & Illness Prevention program (IIPP), and provides

reports to Operations with a copy to Corporate Safety Manager regarding activities

• Facilitate monthly area safety meetings

Natural Stone Design Fabrication (2002-2004)

Safety Manager / Human Resource / Project Manager

Sacramento, CA

• Established and Monitor Safety Program

• Facilitate Weekly Safety Meetings

• Manage Workman’s Compensation Program

• In-process / Out-process Company Employees

• Coordinate/Oversee all Tile Fabrication

• Oversee Material Ordering

• Manage Company Cell Phones

• Analyze and Monitor Monthly Budget

City of Roseville (1989-2000)

Environmental Utilities, Utility Maintenance Worker II

Roseville (Sacramento Area), CA

• Supervised staff of four (4). Made technical and effective decisions.

• Twelve and a half years with the state of California Waste Water Association.

• State Certified Grade Two in Collections.

• Maintained 27 Lift Stations throughout the city.

• Installed and repaired Collection System.

• Prepared daily and weekly reports.

• Headed up the Safety Department.

• Elected Shop Steward for Local Union 1245.

Skills

• A team player, quick learner, willing to take on major responsibilities.

• Strong organizational and time management skills.

• Works under pressure. Meets or exceeds company objectives.

• Internet / Intranet Proficient.

• MS Word, Power Point, Excel, Windows 3x, 9x, Windows NT.

• Windows 2000 and Novell client / Server Network operating systems.

• Able to right and review safety plans, JHA, THA, etc.

• Strong organizational and time management skills.

• Injury Management, Worker’s Compensation knowledge, Hazard recognition and abatement.

• Oral and written communications, Record keeping and attention to detail.

Education

• Heald College, Associates Degree in Computer Technology: April 2002

• Board of Certified Safety Professionals CHST

• EM-385-1 Old Fall Protection Decommision (Click Safety)

• Department of Labor FED OSHA #500 (Authorized to teach OSHA 10 & 30 hour)

• Department of Labor CAL OSHA #5109(Authorized to teach OSHA 10 & 30 hour)

• Cintas First Aide & Safety Forklift Safety & Operation Train the Trainer

• Heavy Equipment Instructor course.

• 2009 CAL/OSHA Golden Gate recipient.

• 2010 CAL/OSHA Sharp recipient.

• 10 Hour OSHA Trained.

• 30 Hour OSHA Trained.

• Automated External Defibrillation (AED) Trained First aide CPR trained.

Professional Affiliations

• Member: American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Sacramento Chapter.

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