ERIC STEPHEN SIMMONS

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San Angelo, TX. 76901 Email: ad1lde@r.postjobfree.com

I am a results oriented leader seeking a long term position where I can contribute to a safe and productive team that excels in quality, safety and customer service. I possess strong management skills that have included hiring, evaluating, mentoring and facilitating change and accountability for actions. I believe in leading by setting an example.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Industrial Technology, Texas A&M University at Tarleton, 1991. Engineering Disciplines, Industrial Design, Plant Management, Environmental Process Design, and Wafer Fab/Clean room Engineering.

A.A.S., Hazardous Materials Management, TSTC at Waco, 1993.

Specializing in Hazardous Materials Management, Haz-Mat Response, Environmental Engineering, Cleanroom Decontamination Methodology, and Program Implementation for Micro-Decontamination Control in Cleanrooms (Protocol).

A.A.S., Occupational Safety and Health Officer, TSTC at Waco, 1993.

Specializing in Environmental Protection Regulations--Environmental Protection Regulations 40 CFR 1910, Construction 29 CFR 1929, and General Industry 29 CFR 1910.

Safety Trained Supervisor Certification-Construction (STSC)-5/2016

Professional Experience

Simmons Lawncare and Repair Services March 2019-Present

Owner-San Angelo, Tx.

Maintenance and lawn care for clients in San Angelo and Greenville, Tx. area.

Small repair and upgrades in client homes of master bedrooms and bathrooms. Small electrical repairs and painting as directed by owner.

Installation of old style ball n claw bathtubs that are reglazed and painted as per GC specs for bathroom projects. Small plumbing repairs and upgraded plumbing as required by specs for functional operation.

Lot clearing of trees, stump, and trash/debris removal

Automotive repairs conducted in shop and field as requested.

Metal building erection of pre-fab buildings for customers on personal property.

Carpentry work per request of home owner and commercial properties,

Wooden and wild animal fencing for land owner.

JW Williams an AECOM Company December 2017-March 2019

Safety Specialist III-Waller, TX.

EHS liaison coordinating safety, environmental, and risk management activities for welding/fabrication shop building pressure vessels and oil/gas equipment for the oil and gas industry in Texas.

Project management of roofing personnel for remove/restore of metal roof panels on new paint and sandblast building. Provided supervision and safety direction for roof repair on 40 foot tall metal building. Replaced metal roof panels, flashing, and gutters.

Handles all aspects of plant activities for EHS including training, safety, injured worker care, claims management, PPE procurement, and direction for Corporate policies and procedures.

Providing support activities for HR during new hire orientation, weld test for possible new hires, coordination and facilitation of these activities onsite.

Responds to injured workers, and provide direction and care to Supervisory management for 1st and 2nd shifts-24/7 on call.

Interfaces with facility safety in Casper, WY on EHS direction, activities, worker injury, claims management, and safety/environmental related activities for Plant Managers.

Updating and management of GHS/SDS program and books onsite.

Performs New-Hire Orientations on new employees

Interfaces with Sedgwick, Workers Compensation doctors, and Corporate safety on claims management and worker Return-to Work program

Brings compliance and training needs to plant management for direction and completion

Boots Smith-Heavy-Haul/Rig Move July/2017-October/2017

EHS Advisor-West Texas/New Mexico-Permian Basin

Field EHS coordinator performing rig movement and heavy hauling activities for Chevron, Shell, Pioneer, H&P, located in West Texas and NM.

Supported field operations teams, dispatch, truck pushers, and supervisors regarding safety and environmental in the field, with clients, and with 3rd party incidents.

Performed route assessments and power line height verifications for prevention of utility disruptions for rig and clients. Generated rig move report on possible hazards and mitigations for those hazards for accident/incident prevention.

Interfacing with client(s) onsite during Pre/Post Move meetings as well as any issues onsite due to crane, skytrack, heavy equipment, or haul operations.

Interface with Chevron/Nabors EHS on project specific SOP’s requested by client(s).

Performed Safety/DOT field inspections on haul trucks and interfaced with operations and shop mechanic’s on required truck repairs.

Performed all OSHA required training and orientation for field crews.

Managed workman’s compensation and 3rd party incident/accident claims.

Managed DOT DQ files, worker training files, DVIR files, crane annual inspection and chain sling/wire rope sling certifications for crane operators.

Performed field safety during rig moves on weekends.

Escort for wide loads on DOT highway.

AECOM-Phillips 66 Refinery Turnaround April/17/2017-May/29/2017

SH&E-1st Shift-Billings, Montana

Safety, Health, and Environmental specialist for Phillips 66 Refinery Turnaround located in Billings, Montana for the maintenance group dedicated to the refinery.

Maintenance department performed all maintenance, upkeep, demolition, and housekeeping associated with plant operation which included confined space entries, aerial work on towers and in man-lifts, installing blinds on process equipment, performing firewatch/bottle watch/hole watch duties for maintenance and sub-contractor companies onsite, as well as installing scaffolding at heights on towers exceeding 50 ft, and in the Hydrofluoric Acid(HF) area of the plant(Alkyl Area).

Orientation, drug-testing, PPE distribution, Hazard communication of process chemicals to new hires.

Alkyl area trained to manage, handle, emergency response for hydrofluoric acid and decontamination of scaffolding components utilized.

Handled any decontamination/emergencies in the field with P66 EMT’s/Emergency Response Personnel, and Process Safety Management with fire department onsite.

Interfaced with hazmat personnel performing tech duties for P66 environmental department for hazwaste coming out of refinery for the turnaround. Packing, labeling, and staging along with transportation with heavy haul companies. Process safety management of Non/Haz wastes along with worker protection and PPE selection was a secondary duty with P66 environmental department. Backup personnel for any spills in the plant (Acid/Caustic, Oils, Diesel, and Hydrofluoric Acid).

Meeting attendance and feedback from field along with spreadsheet data to P66 safety, AECOM operations, and AECOM Corporate Safety-Global.

Supervision and direction of confined space entry crew members working at heights on frac/distillation towers performing routine maintenance.

CP Energy-Oil and Gas Division-Fluid Haul District 547

EHS Advisor-Fluid Haul-Odessa/San Angelo Branch Offices December 2014-July 2016

Performing worksite inspections of drivers and worksites in field at tank battery and client pipeline(s). (I.E.-EOG, Conoco/Phillips, Chevron) in Texas/New Mexico.

Accident/Incident Investigations per DOT and safety program for tanker roll-over, general liability and property damage. (AECOM, and the general public equipment, and pipeline property).

Site safety audits of pipeline and new tank batteries coming online from new drill sites.

Review of THA’s and provide general direction to drivers performing loading/unloading of crude oil from tank batteries in Texas/New Mexico.

Interface with contractors, construction division, and other departments in EHS field issues. Safety over site as instructed by District Manager.

Weekly Safety Conference calls with Senior corporate DOT/EHS Advisor to cover branches accidents, incidents, and operational environmental, health, and safety matters.

ATTEST-Quarterly internal EHS audits of office(s), and field personnel.

Perform DOT Inspections and gate checks of tractor/trailers leaving yard(s) for oil field crude hauling to customer pipelines.

Behavorial Based Safety Program-Manage BBO cards/THA’s/DOT Inspections, and gate checks. Relayed to corporate EHS manager for trending and training.

Training and EHS over site with Heavy Haul Division on rig moves for client drill rigs.

Lead and advise Health and Safety Committee for (2) Branch Office-Odessa/San Angelo.

New hire training-CORE, New Flint Orientation, 8-Hr. Refresher HAZWHOPPER, Smith, Overhead crane, and H2S.

Training and direction in H2S worksite matters: SCBA, airline, respirator fit testing with porta-count, as well as safety and industrial hygiene issues at tank batteries, and confined spaces. Using H2S monitoring equipment, Quad-gas, personal, and air testing.

Performing DOT inspections/Gate Checks for compliance on oil hauling tractor/trailer rigs before accessing DOT roadways.

SMITH Train-the-trainer for DOT drivers.

Coresafety, Inc.—Waco, TX.

Senior EH&S Advisor-Construction

OCIP Administrator/Owner Safety Representative (OSR)-Baylor University-Baylor Stadium

December 2012-December 2014

Owner Safety Representative (OSR) for stadium construction. Reports to Baylor Construction Management Team on ES&H issues onsite, SWP3, and OCIP WC/GL claims incurred onsite by the G.C. (Austin/Flintco), or its Subcontractors.

Supervision of crew performing metal roof panel installation on 2nd story of entry to stadium and pedestrian walkway.

Hands-on management of all OCIP claims (WC, GL, and Property Damage).

Case management of Workman’s Compensation cases on an individual case basis with occupational clinic (NOVA), Occupational Medical DR. and Physical Therapist.

Daily site safety walks with corrective actions to G.C. (2)-Performed daily.

Interface with safety director, safety managers, and Site Supt. onsite for management of incidences, injuries, and any property damage incurred by construction activities of G.C. or its subcontractors.

Weekly OSR Safety Report to Baylor Construction Team

Loss Run analysis, and I.R. calculations for site, contractors, and subcontractors performing work.

Point of Contact (POC) for OSHA, EPA, or City of Waco audits onsite

Interface with ESIS Loss Control for site safety visits to the construction site for auditing purposes, and recommendation corrections.

Management of Recordable/Lost-Time cases onsite for Baylor University per OCIP requirements.

Interface with AON on contract process overview, and OCIP program requirements onsite per the contract with Baylor University and AON Insurance.

Management meetings with Baylor Construction Team, and Austin/Flintco Construction Team on a weekly basis.

American Safety Services, Inc.—Odessa, Tx. April 2012-December 2012

EHS/H2S Specialist for Oilfields-West Texas

Rig up/Rig down for hydrogen sulfide monitoring on oil rigs in West Texas and New Mexico

Performs supervisory for H2S rig activities, confined space, back flow, frac-crews, and hot work activities

Supervisor for confined space tank battery entry and demolition activities for Chevron, Oxy, Whiting University, Sunset Well Services, and other clients as directed

Audits and rig checks for safety issues performed per customer requests

Bump tests for personnel H2S monitors, and calibrations of quad gas air monitors

Support of H2S oil rig activities regarding field safety per customers requests

Sales for safety equipment for oilfield activities

Learning H2S training for oil rig crews

Current Class A CDL with Hazmat endorsement

PPE checks and recommendations regarding industrial hygiene work practices with H2S

Fit testing and maintenance of SCBA, respirator, and airline units

Learning how to calibrate and work on H2S monitors. Redline and Otis units

Current 40 Hr Hazwhopper training-2012

OSHA 501-Construction Train-the-trainer

Fall Protection/ Rescue trainer. Train the trainer cert with Paul Whitney and Associates

Fire extinguisher recharge and auditing for customer facilities, vehicles, and oil rigs

Chevron-McElroy Lease-Crane, Tx.-Permit writer for subcontractors performing service and inspection of pumpjacks/subpumps/injection wells and oilfield production equipment

Paul L. Whitney and Associates---Rockwall, TX October 2011-December 2011

Safety Manager/Special Projects for crews performing QC/aerial work for Verizon

Performed safety training in Fall Protection/Rescue, Hazard Communication, aerial lifts, and assorted training for compliance with OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910, 1926)

Provide management and hands-on experience for emergencies involving work practices installing and removing antenna/lines from existing telecommunications structures

Learning PM duties for in-builds involving RF mapping software

OSHA 300 Log and Workman’s Compensation claims management for faster employee return-to-work(RTW) for lowering IR and Lost Workdays

Storeroom management of chemicals, paints, and solvents utilized during telecommunications projects

Learning PIM/Sweep duties during hands-on field work.

Supervision of crew removing and replacing roof membrane and flashing for billboard/standoff antenna mounts. Replacement of metal roof panels and facia/soffit on penthouse along with flashing/gutters.

Assisting technicians in field as required

Wells Electrical Service---Garland, TX June 2011-October 2011

Electricians Apprentice

This apprentice position is worked off-and-on during high profile jobs when I return to DFW on weekends to help electrical journeyman owner Mr. Wells.

Organizes work by studying blueprints; gathering supplies and equipment for residential electrical upgrades as directed by journeyman electrician.

Assist electrician in panel upgrades. Pulling of wire; conducting tests on circuits as directed.

Wiring of recessed lighting, decorative fixtures, and small electrical appliances.

Experience with electrical testing equipment (I.E.-Volt Meter, circuit tester).

Helps keeps supplies organized and ready on truck for day-today operations.

Maintains safe work environment by following NEC standards and procedures

Updates electrical knowledge by participating in educational opportunities. Reads NEC technical publications.

Apprentice Electricians License in Texas #250137. Expires in 10/2012

Dallas County, State of Texas— HHW Collection Center December 2009-June 2011

Hazardous Materials Specialist

Receives incoming household hazardous waste products for shipment, recycling, treatment and disposal

Assists with off-site pickups of household hazardous waste

Utilizes correct PPE for routine, and emergency response activities

Supervise hazmat personnel during work assignments and waste minimization activities

Participates in chemical spill control efforts, including emergency response

Effectively communicates with employees, departments and the general public

40 hour HAZWOPER Certification and a Class A Texas Commercial driver’s license with Hazardous Materials Endorsement

Provide training support for 40 Hr. HAZWHOPPER public training events regarding HHW waste collection and storm water management

Fire Extinguisher inspections, documentation, and scheduling service company

Maintains SCBA and air supplied apparatus. Fit testing with Porta-Count for employees

JLA Insurance & Risk Services---Alameda, CA. February 2008---December 2009

Safety Manager-OCIP Programs-BART ESP Retrofit

Provide safety and environmental expertise for the BART ESP Construction in Bay Area

Review of safety documentation, and programs for the engineer in charge of the project (8 total)

Attend construction progress meetings and provide direction as requested

Interface with the Construction Safety Representatives onsite, as requested by BART ESP Group

Attend HARC, CORE, and Non-Core meetings for ESP Retrofit Project

Review lift plans of G.C. for completeness, Industrial Hygiene/Environmental Sampling, Safety Plans, Emergency Response Plans, and any Lead/Asbestos Abatements performed during the BART Retrofit upgrade

ANSI standards for construction of train systems-Electrical/LPG

OSHA compliance oversight for railway/heavy construction

Radian Telecommunications, Inc Vacaville, CA. July 2005—Feb 2008

Field Safety Manager-U.S.

Cellular, Microwave, and Broadcast Tower Construction/Civil Construction/Manufacturing and General Industry

Deliver, develop, and manage ES&H training programs with direction from corporate safety officer

Assess safety activities in field, provide direction and recommendations to branch offices and field crews regarding Radian ES&H policies/procedures

Perform field safety audits of equipment and work activities on project sites within U.S., Canada and other countries, as directed by the Corp. Safety Officer

Approve prospective sub-contractors to support multi-employer worksite regulations

Perform accident investigations and provide reports and recommendations

Respond to client’s requests and RFP’s as requested by Corp. Safety Officer

Prepare general Technical Procedures and Directives

Challenge citations, orders, and charges by governmental authorities as directed

Provides training in Competent Climber/Rescue,, OSHA 10 and 30 Hr.-Supervisor in Construction, Confined Space, PEWP/Man lifts, Fork-Lift’s/Sky Tracks, RF Awareness, Lockout/Tag out, ClarityNet-Radian Web based initial safety training

Provide recommendations to management on the ordering of fall protection/safety equipment specialized for the telecommunications industry

Understanding of safety legislation in U.S. and Canada and the ability and drive to put into practice with field crews/personnel

Ability to understand manufacturing techniques and processes in clean room type environments and apply safety and environmental legislation to mitigate compliance issues with employees, Cal-OSHA, and Federal authorities

Ability to manage multiple subcontract companies during aerial and civil construction activities for customers

Resource for branch offices regarding ES&H activities for Lead, and Asbestos in buildings and other non-typical structures. Consult branches on disposal options and liability issues regarding hazardous materials in California

Prepare letters and communications with government agencies, as needed

Assists Corp. Safety Officer when government citations, charges or orders are issued, decide when and if challenge will be made and determine accuracy of charge

Abilities to manage critical and emergency type situations and to respond accordingly

OSHA installation oversight of cell tower construction

Environmental Resources---St. Louis MO. March 2003-July 2005

Safety/Environmental Consultant for General Industry(1910), Construction(1926), and Telecommunications industry.

Certified instructor in OSHA 10 and 30 Hr.-Construction, and Certified Climber in Fall Protection/Rescue-Telecommunications

Trainer for RF Awareness, Rigging, 40-Hr. HASWHOPPER and 8-Hr. refresher classes, Confined Space Entry/Rescue, Lockout/Tagout

Perform Phase I Site Assessments, and Environmental Sampling of work areas, personnel, and for Mold/Fungus

Trainer for HMT (Hazardous Materials Transportation) Training

PowerPoint presentations for Safety Meetings of all kinds for ES&H training(40, 29, 49 CFR)

Trainer for SCBA/Respirators, and fit testing requirements by 40 CFR Regulations

Safety Audits of civil, tower, and environmental crews located in East, West, and Central United States including Canada

Trainer in biological/chemical preparedness, heat/cold stress

Preparation of SPCC and SPW3 plans for clients

Preparation of safety plans of all kinds for general industry and construction

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