Manager Safety CECM, sitting for ASP in Feb 2015, Masters in Safety

Carl J. Mustari *** Ridgewood Dr. Woodstock GA. 678-***-****

Profile: Carl J. Mustari USMC GySgt. Retired 2003

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****- **** ******tive Technical College Instructor at CTC, Marietta GA.

2004-2007 NAS Atlanta Safety Specialist, Marietta GA.

1982-2003 USMC Active Duty F4 metalsmith,C130 Airframes, VMGR 234/452/ Group

Ground Safety Manager

Experience:

Outside Workplace Safety Contractor: 2010 - curent

Transmission Digest Show Power 2010 and ATRA EXPO 2010- 2011-2012 / Public

Speaking Experience

Performed outside contractor safety presentation work in regards to work place safety around the

country. Concentration consisted of setting up via power point a workplace inspection / overview

of high hazard areas for automotive shops, engineering and administrative controls, PPE. I have

also written for ATRA gear magazine in areas of Hybrid car electrical safety and written the

“10 safety topics for technicians” for Lance Wiggins who is the Technical Director for ATRA

(Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association). I recently had written an article over a

Military CUCV in May 2014, Motor Age.

January- March 2014, successfully performed contractor work for Newell Rubbermaid,

Roswell GA. Main emphasis on machine shop safety. Training is being delivered by lecture and

hands on instruction on various machines used for research and development. Basic safety

training is being accomplished through power point delivery using the OSHA 29 CFR

PART1910 / EPA, NFPA 10 guidelines in regards to hazardous waste removal.

Alternative Fuels Special project 2013

Have successfully installed complete propane fumigation system on a 1986 S-10 that improved

both drivability and gas mpg and have work with ECO Power in research and development to

provide feedback on system bugs and propane flow characteristics.

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Certified Transmission’s Over 15 year’s driveline / general repair experience in a

part time capacity

ASE Master Certified transmission, transfer case, rear drive axle rebuilding, electronic

diagnosing, servicing all types of foreign and domestic units. Maintains strict quality control

during rebuilding processes to ensure a quality built hydraulically / electrically tested final

products. General auto repair is done also in regards to electrical system, brake and suspension

component replacement including motor replacement on selected vehicles. Restocking of auto

parts, transmission kits, oil, is a weekly tasking. Maintains good relationship with vendors TPU

and WIT whom are my main transmission part companies. O’Reilly Auto Parts is my main

general repair auto part vendor. Ensures adequate inventory and orders parts orders are within

budget and short term goals (JIT) in regards to rebuilt units on hand to be sold.

Attends at least 2 local and 1 out of state transmission / general repair and management seminars

the last 10 years to keep up with changing automotive and light truck technology. Does periodic

maintenance on automotive equipment and welding equipment so that the equipment performs as

needed to provide safe and efficient operation. Welding and fabrication and painting are also

done on site for restoration purposes of customer vehicles. Ensures proper disposal of waste oil

through recycling which includes recycling of ferrous and nonferrous metals.

Chattahoochee Technical College, Marietta GA. 10 /2007 left position 4 / 2014

Instructor Automotive Technology / Over 6 years’ experience

Provide guidance and instruction both hands on and classroom study to prepare students with the

technical competencies essential as an automotive technology technician with concentration on

Ford, Chrysler and GM vehicles in all areas that would include automotive engines, drivetrains,

manual transmissions, automatic transmissions, AC, brakes, tires, ABS, engine performance,

engine rebuilding, basic steering and suspension, automotive electrical systems with use of Snap

On and OE available scan tool equipment and instructs basic automotive indoctrination.

Performs all aspects of instruction for both the diploma and degree student levels, manages

training schedule throughout semester. Duties include: lecture, lab, instructional activities,

student advisement, student evaluation, ordering instructional material, compiling and

maintaining all TCSG required documentation, chairs automotive advisory meetings, serves as

liaison for outside advisory council members inputs to promote better automotive instruction

practices within our institution. Set up and maintains all hazardous material listings for our

automotive program, storage and disposal, MSDS binder. Formulates safety awareness in all

classes by giving a complete safety overview in all automotive introduction courses. Ensures lab

safety requirements as defined by Technical College System of Georgia. Performs periodic safety

inspections of the automotive facility that would include all general 29 CFR 1910 regulations

and NFPA 10 fire extinguisher placement in our high hazard automotive areas. Proficient with

Angel, power point, excel, word. My average student enrollment per class went from 6 students

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in 2007 to over 14 students per class, this is over a 100% improvement in average class size. I

also am very proficient in Automatic transmission, manual transmission, rear axle rebuilding. I

have been rebuilding transmissions for 37 years.

Naval Air Station Atlanta, Marietta GA. 4 /2004 – 10/2007 resigned do to

base closure (BRAC)) 3.5 years in Safety / Environmental experience at NAS

Atlanta / Received 3 job performance awards / Civilian of the month award

Safety Specialist /Federal employee GS 9

Performs work place building inspections aboard NAS Atlanta that would include all aircraft

hangars, maintenance and administrative areas, hazardous material sites, recreation areas that

would include swimming pool, base gym, NAS Atlanta lakesite cabin and recreational facility

inspections (Lake Allatoona). Performs workplace safety and hazmat and ergonomic

inspections / facility audits of NAS Atlanta Health Clinic, food service operations at the base

chow hall and bowling center, Navy Recruitment center (NOSC), USMC Recon buildings on

Windy Hill, Ground Support Equipment, Fuel farm. Performs mishap investigations (OSHA 300

log) on federal employees aboard NAS Atlanta. In charge and completes the following yearly

assessments / metrics: Blood borne pathogens, respiratory protection, RODS (recreation and off

duty safety), personnel protective equipment (PPE), medical surveillance, OSHA inspection

program, hearing conservation, NAVOSH deficiency/hazard abatement, asbestos control. Wrote

JSA’s / JHA’S in many job processes aboard installation machine shop, power plant areas. Was a

gas free engineer with concentration to fuel cell sniff testing . Assigned as the respiratory

program manager (RPPM), performs all fit testing for NAS Atlanta public works employees and

military personnel. Assigned as Operational Risk Manager for NAS Atlanta. Performed

numerous ORM briefings for NAS Atlanta and Dobbins ARB via power point presentations

annually. Performed driver improvement and motorcycle safety classes as a Certified trainer

(MSF and AAA instructor) in addition, I schedule all classes to meet the needs of base personal

and civilians . Worked as a safety office liaison during successful demolitions of the bas gas

station and base housing facilities with outside contractors during initial BRAC closure

operations in 2005 and 2006. Worked with the BRAC team in formulating a safety plan for the

base in regards to safe operations / labor relations on base during the BRAC process.

Worked with the industrial hygienist regularly to set up base line and annual work place

monitoring of hearing noise levels, air quality, ergonomic issues, respiratory issues, exhaust

ventilation, mold issues. Provided input to the Atlanta Safety council meetings quarterly with

representatives from OSHA, local fire departments, Dobbins ARB, ASSE members. Computer

literate on ESAMS (Enterprise Safety Management), word, power point, excel. I received the

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NAS Atlanta civilian of the month award in 2007. Received job performance awards 2004

through 2007.

USMC VMGR 234/452 Ft. Worth TX./Newburgh NY 2/96 - 8/2003 USMC

GySgt RET. C-130J Ground Safety Manager 7.5 year’s safety and hazmat

experience, received 2 Navy Achievement metals for safety efforts.

Performed all workplace safety and hazmat inspections as per Marine Safety Instructions

(MARADMIN), local instruction, OSHA 29 CFR 1910. Prepared written local safety regulations

for Commanding Officer review and carried out and enforced regulations as required. Performed

all safety indoctrination training as per the 29 CFR 1910.1200 for new Marines and Sailors

aboard the squadron. Worked in conjunction with the local base HAZMAT team to comply with

base regulations on the proper storage and disposal of hazardous waste IAW EPA 40 CFR aboard

both bases that I was assigned to. Monitored VOC’s emitted during aircraft spray painting

operations for VMGR 234, and forwarded results to base environmental office. Worked as a

trained Respiratory manager performing fit test for all squadron personnel assigned to paint shop,

hazmat, HVAC, aircraft mishap team members and documented all paper work in regards to the

respiratory program IAW 29 CFR 1910.134. Performed all mishap investigations for military

personnel assigned to VMGR 234/452. Was the Group Safety Manager in Newburgh and was

accountable for 5 separate buildings and various job processes that went on in them. Aircraft

maintenance hangars (2), supply / distribution building, squadron hazardous waste facility, off

site barracks facilities and base housing. Performed administrative ergonomic inspections and

made recommendations to the Commanding Officer for workplace design modifications to fit the

workplace to the worker. Was instrumental in making major changes to squadron’s maintenance

departments PPE for working on the flight line by using simple reflective belts that did not

interfere with maintenance activity. Reflective vest were getting tangled up causing them to tear

under the landing gear. Performs fire extinguisher inspections in administrative and high hazard

areas monthly and keeps accountability of all fire extinguishers assigned IAW NFPA 10.

Performs base housing safety inspections for in home child care. As a collateral duty, performed

computer IMRL inspections to note any changes to designated office computer locations and

office computer totals to help eliminate theft to assigned computers. Perform annual workplace

IH inspections and make changes that reflect the summary of changes in the workplace in

regards to different work processes, noise levels. With these inputs a change in administrative,

engineering or at the least PPE controls could be mandated to protect the worker. Provided 7, 3

hour safety stand downs to Marine and Sailors prior to the holidays from the years 1997-2003

that was over off duty activities such as drinking and driving, off duty recreational safety, work

place safety for over 500 Marines and Sailors. Prior to retirement from USMC, received a grade

of outstanding from the MARFORESS VMGR 452 safety inspection team on site visit from New

Orleans LA. I received a letter of commendation and 2 Navy Achievement awards for my

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safety programs at VMGR 234. Was runner up for the Safety Manager of the year award /

all service’s in 2002.

Current Goals: Attaining / studying for ASE F1 (ASE Alternative Fuels Certification), and A9

automotive diesel engines, currently studying for ASP safety examination

Education:

Columbia Southern University, Orange Beach AL. MS Safety and Occupational

Health/Environmental, graduated July 2012, GPA 3.51

Northwood University, Midland MI. BBA Business Administration, graduated 2001, 3.26

GPA / Honor Student Cum Laude

Arizona Western College, Yuma AZ. AAS General Technology, graduated 1986, 3.26 GPA

Lincoln Technical Institute, Norridge IL. Automotive / Diesel Technology graduated 1978

Certifications:

CECM (Certified Environmental Compliance Manager) 2006. Certification # 11316 current

ASE Master Automobile Technician, certification #ASE 2212-0795 current till 2019

ATRA Certified Automatic Transmission, Chassis, Diagnostics Technician, certification expires

in 2016

FAA Licensed FAA aircraft technician (1985) current

Note: Have numerous ATRA /ATSG/ Transmission Digest seminar certificates upon request

Industry References:

Jean Van Deren, CSP, Regional Safety Manager, OSHA 972-***-****

George Richardson, US Army 11th Signal Brigade Safety Manager 254-***-****

Ed Ginrite 770-***-****

Jeff Haller, Snap On Industrial Tools 770-***-****

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