Safety Supervisor

SAM CISNEROS

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EDUCATION: Brazosport College - Associates Degree- Lake Jackson, Tx

MILITARY: U.S. Air Force, Honorable Discharge- 1974 -1978

SKILLS/ CERTIFICATIONS:

Safety Supervisor, Incident Investigations, and Incident Commander, PHA,

HAZOP, Fire School Training, Hazmat Training, CSST Certified, CPR

Certified., Updating MSDS, Procedure writing, TWIC card, current passport.

Operations of Chemical Plant.

LANGUAGES: English & Spanish

EXPERIENCE:

2014-Present- Fagioli Inc: HSE Safety Supervisor - Manvel, Texas

Unloading barges and moving heavy material from staging areas to cranes for

placement within LNG plant being built in Cheniere plant, located in

Louisiana. Subcontracting under Bechtel to assure that all employees comply

with all environmental and safety rules.

2013- Cust-O-Fab: Safety Supervisor- Freeport, Texas

Repairing and updating convection and radiant tubes on furnaces within Dow

Chemical. All work was being done in the Light Hydrocarbons blocks. Ensured

work was being done safely and everyone complied with Dow safety rules and

standards.

2012- JVIC: Safety Supervisor- Freeport, Texas

Working on Capital Projects within Dow Chemical. Ensure all personnel

comply with Dow rules and regulations. Give safety meetings and ensure all

permits for job task are in safety compliance

as required.

2011 - Instrumentation & Electrical Services: Safety Supervisor- Texas

City, Texas

Ensuring that all personnel complied with all BP safety rules and

regulations. Orientating all new hires on all BP and IES safety procedures.

Wrote incidents and accident reports that were required by BP.

2010 -2011 Alliant Corporation: Safety Manager - Knoxville, Tennessee

Ensured all safety rules and regulations were adhered to while work was

being done at Hydro Plant for Tennessee Valley Authority.

2009 - 2010 Engineering Safety Consultants: Safety Manager - Houston, Texas

Spawglass Construction Corp. @ George Bush International Airport

(renovation)

$60,000,000 project.

2008 - 2009 Code Red Safety: Safety Supervisor - Chicago, Illinois

Berkel Construction - Over saw safety during driving pilings within Conoco

Phillips

Sheehan Pipeline - Supervision for underground piping and trenching

2007 - 2008 Training & Development Systems: Procedure Writer - Clear Lake,

Texas

Wrote procedures for start ups and shutdowns in refineries & chemical

plants.

Used P&ID's to update procedures for training and SOP's on a daily basis.

2007 Certified Safety Specialist: Safety Supervisor - Sweeny, Texas

Wrote confined entry permits, safety audits, lockout/tagouts in compliance

and visual inspections of updated permits within Conoco Phillips.

2006 Taylor and Hill Engineering: IRP / Drafter - Texas City, Texas

Checked ISO drawings in the field and made

adjustments if needed and compared with P&ID's to assure accuracies then

submitted to supervision within BP.

2005 - 2006 Kelly Services: Technologist - Freeport, Texas

Operated a unit within Dow Chemical Research & Pilot Plant. Worked on lab

analysis, troubleshooting, and data entry to assure the unit ran at top

rates and made the best possible product.

2004 - 2005 Kellogg Brown and Root Logcap III Project: Carpenter Foreman -

Iraq

Supervised Expatriate & third country nationals to perform carpentry work

in support of base camp construction.

1984 - 2004 BASF Corporation : Freeport, Texas

Safety Supervisor:

Extensive training in fire protection equipment and safety procedures for

spills, fires and explosions in chemical plant operations. Conducted

investigations into incidents that occurred in the plant; conducted safety

training necessary to ensure that plant personnel understood and could use

safety equipment in an effective manner when an incident occurred, monthly

safety inspections were completed in a timely fashion. Constant review of

safety incidents; modifications to improve procedures.

Process Technician:

Operations of distillation, extraction, incinerators, and reactor process

equipment Ensured that product was in specification according to corporate

standards, when product deviated from specification, made corrections to

the process such that it again met specifications.

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