Training Health

John LaFrance

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MURRAY, UTAH 84107

CELL 801-***-****

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Education

Masters of Science in Occupational Health, Dec. 2013

University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah

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Courses included: HAZWOPER training, Industrial Safety, Occupational Safety and Health Management,

Noise and Physical Agents, Industrial Ventilation, Toxicology, Advanced industrial Hygiene, Occupational

Health Solutions, Research, Occupational Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Ergonomics, Hazardous Substances

Bachelor of Science in Communication, August 2009

University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah `

Work Experience

Industrial Hygiene Intern, Williams (Gas Pipes, Midstream) May 2013- Present

• Responsible for IH related sampling at Williams gas processing plants Salt Lake City, Utah

and compressor stations throughout the western United States.

• Collected personal and area samples monitoring for, BTEX, Radiation, Noise, Chemicals

• Trained and tested employees using Veripro fit testing software and equipment for

Williams hearing conservation program.

• Performed various types of sampling during such tasks as: blow downs, pigging,

as well as glycol and amine filter changes

Research Analyst (GS-9) OSHA, (United States Dept. of Labor) June 2012- August 2012

• Updated OSHA Technical Manual (Combustible Dust) Washington D.C.

• Compiled research from NEP, Hazard Alert, CSB investigations etc.

• Attended weekly training on Emerging Issues

• Compiled research on silica exposure during Hydraulic Fracturing

• Received training in Business Process Analysis and Business Writing

Research, Kennecott Copper Mine January 2013

• Statistical analysis of metal particulates released during Copper purification Magna, Utah

• Help in the research process of creating a real time metal particulate indicator system to

make a more time effective system for monitoring metal particulates. This will ensure that

workers will not be exposed to high levels of Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, or Copper particulates

while air samples are being analyzed in a lab.

• Analyzing sulfur dioxide levels in the air to determine if there

is a statistical correlation between sulfur dioxide and metal particulates

Consultant, United States Conference of Mayors August to December 2009

• Helped organize congressional appointments Washington DC

• Collected data coordinating meetings for mayors around the country

• Worked with the Fire and Emergency Manufacturers and Service Association to help receive funding

Awards

Dr. Paul S. Richards Safe Workplace Scholarship June 2013

Workers Compensation Fund, Salt Lake City, Utah

Volunteer Experience

Disaster Relief Volunteer, American Red Cross October 2005

Provided disaster relief in largest shelter in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina Monroe, Louisiana

Volunteer Missionary, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Aug. 2003 to Aug. 2005

Two year full time voluntary missionary work Macon, Georgia

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