Manager Safety

WESLEY N. DONAHUE

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ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH, AND SAFETY PROFESSIONAL

QUALITY CONTROL/ASSURANCE MANAGER

CAREER GOALS:

To manage people, projects and programs in all aspects of construction safety, quality control and environmental management and to advance within an organization to top levels.

EMPLOYMENT RECORD: (See below detailed Work Experience)

July 2013 to present Regional Safety Manager Quanta Services/INF

Jun. 2012 to July 2013 Regional Safety Manager J. Fletcher Creamer

Oct 2011 to Jun, 2012 Construction Site QC Manager(C) ASSET Group, INC.

Jun. 2010 to Oct. 2011 Construction Site QC Manager(C) KOMAN Diversified Services

Aug. 2009 to Jun. 2010 Lead Safety Manager (C) Route 52 Constructors

Nov. 2007 to Aug. 2009 Division Safety Manager Kinsley Construction

Apr. 2007 to Sep. 2007 Lead Safety (HSE) Manager(C) Jacobs, Inc.

Apr. 2003 to Feb. 2007 EHS Manager Haztek Incorporated

EDUCATION:

University, New Brunswick, NJ – Major: Psychology Minor: Economics

TRAINING:

OSHA 500 & 510 “Train the Trainer” courses, authorized to teach 10 & 30 hour courses

10-hour OSHA Outreach Training in Construction, Safety, and Health

30-hour OSHA Construction, Health, and Safety Outreach

40-hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER)

OSHA 20 Hour Leadership Training

Sologic Facilitator – Root Cause Analysis Software

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction Quality Mgmt. for Contractors

Permit-required Confined Space Entry - Train the Trainer

1st aid, CPR, & AED certified – Train the Trainer

South Jersey Chemical Manufacturers Association Safety

Certified in the use of SCBAs (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus)

New Jersey Chemical Manufacturers Safety Council – ARSC certified

ATSSA Traffic Control Technician

NTS Train the Trainer – Competent Person Excavation

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety – Low-Voltage Certification

Crosby Group – Communication System Training

D.O.T Supervisory Drug/Alcohol Training 49 CFR 382.603

CAT Pipeline Safety Leadership – Train the Trainer

GENERAL COMMENTS:

I have nearly thirteen years of education and field experience in the OSHA Standards for Construction Industry (CFR 1926) and General Industry standards (CFR 1910) for Environmental, Health, and Safety. My work experience includes projects at pharmaceutical companies, refineries, power plants, chemical plants and throughout various phases of dredging operations. I have also been involved with design/build projects directed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, work that required close adherence to USACE policies and procedures. I am currently a Regional Safety Manager for Infrasource/Quanta Services where I provide oversight for the region ranging from New Hampshire to North Carolina. There are currently four Area Safety Managers under my supervision in various areas along the east coast.

SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE & AREAS of EXPERTISE

Knowledgeable in OSHA Construction (CFR 1926) and General Industry (CFR 1910) standards and experienced in their practical implementation on industrial, commercial, and construction projects.

Performed numerous site safety audits to ensure compliance with client, property owner, contractor, and OSHA regulations.

Specific areas of expertise include excavation, heavy equipment, hot work, confined space entry, electrical safety, scaffolding and fall protection.

Familiar with crane safety, crane inspections, and rigging issues.

Extremely familiar with union personnel and is particularly adept at resolving safety issues within the framework of corporate and union guidelines. He also has management experience with contractor relations and personnel.

Experienced as Site Health and Safety Officer on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects.

Extensive experience with equipment maintenance and mechanical issues.

Has knowledge with numerous Job Safety Analyses, performed toolbox and weekly safety meetings and is well-versed in safety record keeping requirements. Also has experience with creating and implementing Contractor site specific safety programs.

Exceptional computer skills, particularly Microsoft applications and MAC platforms.

Excellent organizational, time management and communication skills.

A Mechanical Installation and Repair Engineer with the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers – Locals 906, 13 and 28.

As a Union Mechanical Installation and Repair Engineer, Mr. Donahue has worked at numerous refineries, powerhouses, power plants, paper mills, and cogeneration plants across the Northeast.

Familiar with all levels of PPE, including respiratory, eye, and hearing protection.

Worked for numerous corporations other than the most recent listed below, such as J.J. White Inc., Foster Wheeler Zack, NPS, Aycock Inc., Washington Group and many other prominent corporations.

MOST RECENT WORK EXPERIENCE DETAIL

J. Fletcher Creamer & Sons, Regional Safety Manager – Jun. 2012 to July 2013

Manage company pre-surveys, perform risk assessment, conduct safety inspections, provide follow-up training, conduct audits, perform loss trending and claims review for clients such as PSE&G substations, NJAW, Verizon, and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. Areas of responsibility spanned from NJ, PA, DE, and MD.

Responsible for all aspects of OSHA compliance including management, documentation, training, underwriting, and claims processing, OSHA accident investigations and audits.

Provide full-time support in the field to assure operations are planned properly and conducted in a safe manner. Responsible for over fifty plus union laborers, carpenters, dock builders, and ironworkers.

Weekly & daily inspections and audits were performed at each work zone. All inspections were tracked using a networked database for recordkeeping purposes and to track deficiencies.

Aided in developing pre-task planning and Activity hazard analysis review and training with site personnel.

ASSET Group, USACE C5/C17 Aircraft Maintenance Training Facility PHASE 2, Dover Air Force Base, DE – Site Construction Quality Control Manager – Oct. 2011 to Jun 2012

Supervisor in charge of inputting and uploading of all data into the USACE software program RMS (Residential Management System).

Documents and leads submittal coordination efforts.

Uploads project information to project website for file documentation and reviews documents for consistency/completeness.

Oversees and inspects workmanship quality.

Documents quality control (DFOW) activities, prepares daily quality and production reports, and uploads them to project website as appropriate.

Attends, leads, and documents notes from site team meetings and coordinates distribution of meeting minutes and schedule updates with project coordinator.

PM/DPM eyes/ears on the ground responsible for site communication of project activities.

KOMAN Diversified Services, USACE C5/C17 Aircraft Maintenance Training Facility, Dover Air Force Base, DE – Site Construction Quality Control Manager – Sep. 2010 to Oct. 2011

Supervisor in charge of inputting and uploading of all data into the USACE software program RMS (Residential Management System).

Documents and leads submittal coordination efforts.

Uploads project information to project website for file documentation and reviews documents for consistency/completeness.

Oversees and inspects workmanship quality.

Documents quality control (DFOW) activities, prepares daily quality and production reports, and uploads them to project website as appropriate.

Attends, leads, and documents notes from site team meetings and coordinates distribution of meeting minutes and schedule updates with project coordinator.

PM/DPM eyes/ears on the ground responsible for site communication of project activities.

Route 52 Constructors, a joint venture between G.A. & F.C. Wagman and Pierson Construction, Project Safety Manager- August 2009 to June 2010

Lead safety manager in charge of a $250 million dollar stimulus bridge project which includes 115 union contractors ranging from dock builders, carpenters, operating engineers, and laborers.

Responsible for all field safety operations, ordering of safety supplies & equipment which includes PPE, rigging for 15 cranes, fall protection, etc., and the enforcement of the joint venture safety and disciplinary policies.

The scope of the bridge project stretched three miles over land and water.

Kinsley Construction, Divisional Safety Manager (Steel Erection, Manufacturing, Bridge/Highway, & Building divisions) November 2007 to August 2009

Managed company risk control programs including technical insurance matters, OSHA and environmental compliance, employee safety and property loss prevention.

Administered EHS compliance programs for 4 divisions. Prepared and documented procedures for divisional compliance with regulatory agencies.

Developed and delivered training programs; helped develop train-the-trainer programs for site supervision.

Jacobs Inc., HSE Technician (GlaxoSmithKline, MAO2 Project) April 2007 to Sept. 2007

Lead Safety manager and Jacobs representative for numerous subcontractors (Binsky&Snyder, Kinetics, E.J. Deseta, MBR, Stewart Tate, George Young, etc.) on the second shift of the MAO2 project, Building 46

Responsible for the development, implementation and monitoring of the HSE philosophy and management system.

Interfacing with individual contractor safety management to ensure that client and regulatory HSE requirements are understood and implemented successfully.

Leading risk assessment exercises, conducting safety reviews, preparing, organizing and following up audit and inspection activities.

Also organizing and participating in accident investigations, review and follow-up of incident reporting, maintaining an accident/incident database and conducting incident trending

Haztek Incorporated, EHS Manager – April 2003 to February 2007

Formulates and directs the Site Specific Safety Program to protect employees against harm and to maintain safe working conditions.

Oversee all facets of safety in the organization, ensuring compliance with Federal and local legislation and regulations, policies, and company procedures.

Advises unit directors and senior managers on regulatory and strategic safety issues in relation to the Contractor Site Specific Safety Program.

Develops and or assist with the development and implementation of policies and procedures consistent with those of the organization to ensure the efficient operation of the Site Specific Safety Program.

Develops, implements, and maintain safety policies, objectives and projects, short and long term, to assist the company in accomplishing its safety goals.

Analyze all site incidents, injuries and hazard identification statistic's determining common items and making recommendations for correcting trends.

Recruitment, selection, management and development of health and safety staff.

Surveillance, Auditing, and reporting on site health and safety practices and systems.

Liaise as necessary with other organizations and relevant authorities, and assistance and cooperation concerning audits and remedial actions.

Assess safety training needs for staff individuals and organization, in consultation with Site Safety Managers, including assessment methods and measurement systems.

Employed by numerous companies such as Bristol Meyers Squibb, Hopewell, NJ, Weeks Marine Inc., Wyeth Pharmaceuticals, Andover, MA, and Sanofi Pasteur Pharmaceuticals, Swiftwater, PA.

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