BRANDON ANDERSON
**** *. ****** **, **** ***H, Las Vegas, NV 89120 702-***-**** *********@*****.***
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY & HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
Self directed and solution-focused veteran with over 14 years experience in environmental safety and
health, including risk management, incident investigations, sampling, record keeping, and environmental
control and management. Currently hold an active U.S. Government SECRET clearance. Extensive
knowledge in EPA, NFPA, OSHA 29 CFR/40 CFR/49 CFR, DOT and Cal-OSHA regulations. Skilled
communicator and leader, able to successfully prioritize workflow, resolve issues, and manage multiple
projects. Proven ability to shift seamlessly between individual contributor and management role.
Traveled extensively on work assignments to Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea and the UK.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
General Industries ● Construction Projects ● Maritime ● Manufacturing ● Petroleum Operations ● Security ●
Job Safety / Hazard Analysis ● Auditing ● EHS Training ● Sampling Programs ● Hazard Communication ●
Workers Compensation ● Microsoft Office Proficiency ● Cost Reduction/Avoidance Documentation and
Record Keeping ● Loss Prevention ● Inventory Control ● Employee Safety Measures Resource
Optimization ● Waste Reduction ● Staff Management ● Leadership Communication Skills
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIE NCE
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
Safety Technician, 2009-2013
Maintained organization’s ESH program, performing on-site monthly inspections, document
surveillances, and incident investigations.
Served as incident commander during actual emergency response for fire, workplace violence,
inclement weather, and bomb threats.
Performed drug/alcohol testing for employees involved in workplace incidents.
Conducted regular workplace training, including Toolbox Topics and Safety Committee Meetings.
Developed and implemented Spill, Control, and Countermeasures Plan for ground and storm water
environmental releases.
Key Accomplishments:
Provided quality assurance and surveillance of the company’s ESH Program and documents, during
the successful acquisition of ISO 9001, 14001, and 18001 company certifications.
Developed and oversaw the Pollution Prevention Program, resulting in approximately $1M in
additional revenue.
VSE
ESH Coordinator, 2009
Conducted weekly inspections of facility, evaluating operational efficiency and ensuring compliance
with ESH regulations.
Organized medical emergency response for treatments needed beyond first aid.
Performed ACGIH-based air sampling, in areas where employees welded on composite metal armor.
Revised building plans to conform to fire and ESH regulations.
Provided oversight with construction projects, ensuring construction methods were being adhered
to by OSHA standards.
Assisted with filing Workers' Compensation claims on behalf of injured employees.
Key Accomplishments:
Organized and led team, conducting baseline exposure assessments for over 200 work areas.
Developed and implemented employee return to work policy, providing significant reduction in
Workers Compensation company liability.
Performed a baseline for ergonomics and back injuries decreased approximately 50% in o ne year
when gathered data from employees and trend analysis.
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COMBAT SUPPORT ASSOCIATES, LTD
Environmental Specialist I, 2008-2009
Reviewed environmental sampling strategies, providing recommendations based on results.
Contributed to the environmental design in areas where hazardous materials were utilized or stored.
Managed the respiratory program, ensuring employees were trained on usage, deemed able to wear
respiratory protection, and fit tested using quantitative methods.
Conducted daily environmental inspection for areas of operation, documenting all findings.
Provided maritime cleanup for the Gulf of Kuwait when oil was released from petroleum cargo
vessels.
Key Accomplishments:
Served as site technical consultant for the hazardous materials emergency response team.
Redimediated over 5,000 gallons of petroleum and properly treated 200+ cubic yards of
contaminated soil utilizing Microblaze and soil turning methods.
KELLOGG, BROWN AND ROOT
Safety/Senior Environmental Technician, 2006-2008
Performed incident investigations and developed mitigation controls to prevent recurrence.
Implemented confined space procedures, identifying apparent dangers, and monitoring oxygen
levels.
Maintained material safety data sheets for all hazardous materials on site and ensured there were
measures designed for safe storage, handling, use and disposal.
Provided environmental and industrial hygiene support for the landfill by segregating and
identifying hazardous materials and conserving soil and air by surveillance.
Prepared hazardous waste for disposal by sorting, packaging, and shipping ground or air.
Inspected artificial aerated lagoons ensuring waste water was biologically oxidized for recirculation.
Key Accomplishments:
Completed Phase I and II Environmental Baseline Surveys for the entire northern region of Iraq.
Assisted in development of EHS programs, improving the 800 employee site incident rate to 1.1%.
Constructed and managed a large hazardous material storage area built for: Class 2 / Class 3 / Class
4 / Class 5 / Class 6 / Class 8 / and Class 9 materials.
UNITED STATES ARMY
Laboratory Petroleum/Safety NCOIC, 1997-2006
Performed analytical testing on petroleum and petrochemical products, maintaining a safe
laboratory environment.
Provided safety support for hot work permits, lockout-tag out, fall protection, confined space entry,
and lifting/rigging issues.
Oversaw monthly inspections and record keeping required for emergency lighting, air compressors,
fire suppression and alarm systems, and fire extinguishers.
Administered first aid to military personnel with deep lacerations/cuts, broken bones, initiating
intravenous infusion, or performing CPR / applying AED if needed.
Conducted hazard assessments for operations associated with petroleum ship vessels, 10+ mile
petroleum pipeline, above/below ground storage tanks, and petroleum drilling operations.
Assisted workplace security, enforcing bio-metrics measures, providing escorts, and identifying
unauthorized personnel.
Key Accomplishments:
Functioned as a petroleum safety advisor / first responder in any emergency board, whether an
accident, injury, environmental incident or fire.
Created Hazardous Material Program, saving $850,000 in HAZMAT disposal costs.
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EDUCATION
College of Southern Nevada, Bachelor of Science, Occupational Health & Safety (currently attending)
Glendale Community College, Biotechnology and Molecular Science
Medical Careers Institute, Licensed Practical Nursing
PROFESSIONAL D EVELOPMENT
Red Cross CPR/AED Training
OSHA 500 Training
HAZWOPER 40 hour course
OSHA 30 hour General Industry
OSHA 10 hour Construction
ESH Coordinator Course
Defense Packaging Materials for Transportation
Defense Energy Support Center (DESC)
Defense Hazardous Material/Waste handling
Petroleum Laboratory Technician