Kelly Martin

Career Objective:

Currently seeking gainful employment within the environmental and/or occupational health/safety field, which will enable the use of my

skills, experience, and education. In this, I strive to find a long-term position, with an innovative well-established company or agency,

which offers possibilities for growth, learning & advancement. This career opportunity would prove not only to be challenging and exciting,

but to further my knowledge as well.

Education:

Cuyamaca College, El Cajon, CA

Dean’s List (2003-2007) Member of: Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

-Associates of Science (AS) in Environmental Management - 2012

-Associates of Science (AS) in Occupational Safety & Health Management - 2012

Certificates:

RCRA: Hazardous Waste in California – Title 22 - 2023

Certified Training under 22 CCR 66262.34(a)(4) and 22 CCR 66256.16 or 22 CCR 66262.34(d)(2)

NAVFAC Contracting Officer’s Representative – CTC 342 - 2014

DOT Transportation of Hazardous Materials & Hazardous Waste for DoD- 2023

Certified Training under 49 CFR 172.704(a)(4)

California Hazardous Waste Classification - Online Training – 2023

HAZWOPER Refresher Training (8 hour) - 2023

Certified Training under (OSHA) 29 CFR, 1910.120 and Title 8 (CCR) 5192 (e)(3)(A)

Powered Industrial Truck/Forklift Training – 2020

10-Hour OSHA – Maritime Standards – 2019

OSHA 5410 – Occupational Health & Safety Standards for the Maritime Industry (30-Hour) – 2020

Shipyard Competent Person (SCP) Certified – 2020

TSCA Certified - 2022

IATA Certified -2022

ISO Awareness Training -2022

Lead Auditor Training - 2016

CPR/First Aid/AED Training – 2023

CPR/First Aid/AED Trainer Certified – 2021

OSHA Fall Protection Training – 2020

OSHA Electrical Standards, Low-Voltage Training - 2020

Fundamental Inspector Course (FIC)- 2013

Cal/EPA Certified Training

EPA Class A UST Operator Training – 2018

Facility Response Training – 2019

SPCC Training - 2023

EPA Basic Inspector - 2011

EPA Certified Training

MS Access 2007 Beginning & Intermediate Courses – 2010

Health & Risk Communication Training - 2010

Title 22, Hazardous Waste Generator Certification – 2023

NEPA & DOPAA Training – 2009

24 Hour Hazardous Waste Coordinators Training - 2008

Certified Training under (OSHA) 29 CFR, 1910.120 and Title 8 (CCR) 5192 (e)(3)(A)

32 Hour Fire Protection and Life Safety Training - 2008

Certified Training under NAVOSH

FEMA Training, Incident Command System 100, 200, 700 & 800 – 2008

Environmental Technician Certified - 2012

Cuyamaca College Certified Training

Occupational Health & Safety Technician Certified - 2012

Cuyamaca College Certified Training

Confined Space Certified Training – 2022

Certified Training under (OSHA) 29 CFR, 1910.146

40 Hour HAZWOPER – 2004 (original training date)

Certified Training under (OSHA) 29 CFR, 1910.120 and Title 8 (CCR) 5192 (e)(3)(A)

First Responder Technician level - 2004

Certified Training under (OSHA) 29 CFR 1910.120 & NFPA 472 and Title 8 (CCR) 5192 (e)(3)(A)

Employment:

October 2023 – December 2023

EHS Analytical Solutions, Inc.

Environmental Health and Safety Consulting (Contract)

Position/Title: Environmental Health & Safety/Sustainability Consultant - Contractor

Duties: Environmental Health & Safety Consulting services for EHS Compliance, Reporting & Permitting determinations within program areas to include: Ergonomics, LOTO, Fall Protection, Industrial Wastewater / IWCP, Storm Water, SPCC, Sustainable practices, Hazardous Waste & Materials Management, Solid Waste/Recycling/Waste Minimization & SB1383 Organics Recycling, Chemical Management/Safety, PPE Assessments, Cal & Fed OSH, CWA, APCD, DEH, CERS, TRI, EIS, etc. Development of EHS&S Policies and Procedures, Employee Training and Emergency Response/ Fire Safety Programs. Active IEA Member and participating Hazmat & H&S Track Session participant / Upcoming Moderator for the June 2024 40th Annual IEA Training Conference & Symposium.

December 2021 – September 2023

Kyocera International Inc.

Environmental Health and Safety Department / General Affairs

Position/Title: Senior Environmental Health & Safety Generalist

Duties: Providing routine and emergency safety and environmental services to support compliance, planning, quality assurance, occupational health & safety, environmental and hazardous materials/hazardous waste management. Provide regulatory inspections, audits & compliance for all areas of environmental to include: Industrial/Chemical Water Treatment Processes/Compliance/Industrial User Permitting (SIUD) & Self-Monitoring Reports (SMRs), Hazardous Waste/RCRA/Non-RCRA/Special Waste & Material Compliance, TSCA Certification, CUPA/CERS Compliance, Storm Water & SPCC Compliance, APCD/Air Quality Permitting, Air Emissions Inventory Reporting (EIS) & Compliance, TRI / EPCRA Reporting, Solid Waste & Recycling to include SB1383 Compliance, ISO 14001, 45001 & 9001 Compliance. Support, Develop & Update/Maintain Safety & Environmental Training for all employees to include New Employee Training to include all manners of EHS (Safety & Environmental) Topics, COVID compliance, etc. Risk assessments & investigations into accidents and/or near-miss safety incidents and documentation thereof. Maintenance of incident investigation reports and follow-ups to provide to HR & Management. Prepare and submit California Air Resources Board (CARB) Greenhouse Gas Reports & Electrical Generation Reports to the EIA & California Energy Commission, annually. Create, prepare/re-work and update EHS Policies to include: Inspection Programs, Solid Waste Reduction-SB14 / Recycling Programs, Chemical Handling Procedures, Storm Water Management / NEC Exemptions / SPCC Plan Updates, Air Quality Equipment & Monitoring Program, etc. Schedule & Manage Hazardous Waste & Non-Hazardous/Universal Waste shipments, HW Manifest database & recordkeeping, DOT Compliance & Manifest shipping documents, DTSC Reporting, RCRA Biennial Reporting, Emissions Inventory (EIS) / CTR Reporting, etc. Management of Corrective Actions & Reports to internal departments and external regulatory agencies in response to NOVs & Notices to Comply. Regular coordination/communication and collaboration with internal departments and external stakeholders/agencies and vendors for group projects, services, training and compliance. Part of the Kyocera Emergency Response Team (ERT) for any emergency type/level and inclusive of: Water Treatment Plant or Tank emergencies, Spill response, First Aid/CPR/AED, chemical or HW emergencies, etc. Knowledgeable of Electrolytic & Electroless Plating Operations, Cyanide / Nickel Treatment & Gold Reclamation Procedures/Disposal & Recordkeeping, NESHAP (Plating Specific) inspections, Decontamination Projects, Wastewater Sampling, Wipe Sampling, Interpretation of Laboratory Analytical Reports. Active IEA Member and participating Hazmat Track Session participant / Moderator for the CERS-NextGen / CalEPA presentation for the June 2023 39th Annual IEA Training Conference & Symposium.

December 2019 – April 2021

Prism Maritime LLC

Environmental Health & Safety/ Quality Assurance Department

Position/Title: Environmental Health & Safety Specialist / QA

Duties: Assist in providing routine and emergency safety and environmental services to support compliance, planning, quality assurance, occupational health & safety and hazardous materials/hazardous waste management. Conduct weekly safety and environmental surveillances aboard the ships to include review of welding practices, fall protection, ladder safety, PPE, fire safety, hazardous materials/waste compliance, spill controls and storm water compliance. Assess the need for corrections to waste accumulation/satellite accumulation sites, air quality operations, spill prevention, storm water compliance, etc. Maintained Hazardous Waste or non-hazardous waste Manifest Recordkeeping requirements in addition to maintaining compliance with the DTSC and other local and state regulations and agencies pertaining to Manifesting and recordkeeping. Maintained hazardous materials inventory of in-house warehouse materials and shipyard/Naval installation materials under Prism Maritime’s responsibility. Creation of Prism Maritime facilities' Hazardous Materials & Waste Business Plans and compliance within CERS online in coordination with the County CUPA, in addition to updates or creation of plans, inventories and site maps. Submitted monthly air quality usage reports monthly in compliance with APCD. Maintain Environmental Documentation, Permits, Records, etc. for Prism Maritime. Work with San Diego Fire Department and Prism Management to determine compliance with the addition of a Weld Test Booth and compressed gas storage for Prism Maritime Warehouse location. Perform Industrial Hygiene monitoring of Noise, Heat index and Air exposures for personnel working aboard ships/shipyards/Naval installations. Obtained CPR/First Aid/AED trainer certification and provided CPR/First Aid/AED for Prism personnel. Risk assessments & investigations into accidents and/or near-miss safety incidents and documentation thereof. Maintenance of incident investigation reports and follow-ups to provide to HR & Management. *Security Clearance obtained 2020.

December 2008 – October 2019

Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Environmental Management Dept.

Position/Title: Environmental Protection Specialist

GS-11-0028-11 - Step 5

Duties: Assist in providing routine and emergency environmental services to support installation compliance, planning, waste management and natural resource protection. Conduct semi-annual environmental compliance audits to include air, hazardous waste, medical waste, underground & aboveground tanks, spill controls/countermeasures and storm water compliance. Assess the need for corrections to waste accumulation/satellite accumulation sites, air quality operations, spill prevention, storm water compliance, etc. Maintained Hazardous Waste and Special Waste/or non-hazardous waste Manifest Databases. Maintain waste tire management program/TPID and pollution prevention programs. Maintain Compliance with the DTSC and other local and state regulations and agencies pertaining to Manifesting and recordkeeping. Coordinated Oil, Antifreeze, Used Oil/Fuel Filter and Hazardous Waste Pump Outs or Pick-ups. Conduct and assist with Hazardous Waste Coordinator and Hazardous Materials Handlers training on a quarterly basis. Work with county, state, and Marine Corp HQ inspectors for permitted sites on MCAS Miramar. Assisted in updates and the creation of MCAS Miramar units' Hazardous Materials & Waste Business Plans and compliance within CERS online in coordination with the County CUPA. Maintain Environmental Documentation, Permits, Records, etc. for MCAS Miramar units. Work closely with Station Fire Department, Station Safety Department and Station Industrial Hygienists to maintain compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.

August 2007 – December 2008

Marine Corps Community Services

Position/Title: Safety & Environmental Operations Manager

Duties: Maintain Hazardous Waste Accumulation sites and proper labeling/characterization of Hazardous Wastes & Hazardous Materials for all Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) facilities. Maintain all OSHA, EPA, County APCD, DEH, CWA, and NFPA standards of compliance, reporting and inspections for all MCCS facilities including the MCX gas stations. Coordinate and participate in Safety inspections and Environmental Audits for 25+ MCCS facilities. Document all safety & environmental identified hazards during inspections and maintain progress of repairs. Maintain all Environmental and Safety Documentation, Permits, Records, etc. for all MCCS facilities. Conduct monthly Safety Orientation Training. Conduct Forklift Classroom Training and Defensive Driver Training on an as needed basis. Helped to implement and promote OSHA's Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) and Safety Rewards Program. Coordinate and direct VPP Safety Committee and meetings.

May 2006 – August 2007

Goodrich Corporation (Department of Environmental Health and Safety)

Position/Title: Environmental Analyst

Duties: Ensure OSHA standards of compliance for use of hazardous materials by way of the review and analysis of complex technical data contained in Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for assigned Goodrich sites. Maintain information in SAP and Dolphin compliance databases for reporting purposes and advise management of discrepancies. Interact with manufacturers and distributors of hazardous materials through telephone, email, and fax utilizing the Audix Communication system software. Track hazardous materials inventories through electronic spreadsheets (Excel) and manipulate Adobe files of MSDS using Adobe Writer 6.0 software.

March 2005 – April 2006

Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure

Position/Title: Environmental Technician

Duties: Made daily site visits to military facilities in Southern California and conducted field sampling of: drinking water and waste water. Conducted storm water, groundwater, soil, and wipe sampling on an as needed basis. Performed calibrations on Hach and Horiba Colorimeters and pH Meters in preparation for field testing and analysis. Prepared Chain of Custody documentation. Performed laboratory procedure for preparation of buffer solutions. Created Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for drinking water and waste water sampling. Completed inventory portion of Hazardous Chemical Storage Reporting requirements (EPCRA 312).

September 2004 – December 2004

Environmental Training Center, Cuyamaca College (Formerly SD - REBRAC)

Position/Title: Student Intern

Duties: Assisted in-house trainers in providing training & education to students in 40-Hour HAZWOPER Training. Compiled a Department of Transportation (DOT) Training Manual & PowerPoint presentation emphasizing proper transportation of hazardous materials/wastes.

Skills:

Compliance Inspections (Multi-media – i.e. Air, Hazardous/Medical Waste, Aboveground/Underground Tanks, Storm water, SPCC, Water Treatment Facility/Plant, Safety Programs, etc.)

Hazardous Waste and Material Management

Medical, Pharmaceutical & Biohazardous Waste Management

Safety & Emergency Response Procedures

Hazardous Substance Spill Response Management

Occupational Health & Safety/Applications

Development of EHS Policies, Procedures and Employee Training

Environmental Field Sampling (Potable Water, Wastewater, Storm Water, Ground Water, PCB, Soil, Wipe & Air)

Knowledge of Industrial Chemical Wastewater Treatment & Bilge Oily Wastewater Technology Applications

Forklift Operations

Mac/PC Software Programs: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, Teams, Chrome, Firefox, Paint, Explorer, Edge), Adobe Reader/Pro, Acrobat Distiller, Zoom, Webex, Quark Xpress, Java

Customer Service/Client Relations

Preparations of Bids, Proposals & Statements of Work

Clean Room Procedures for Manufacturing

Semi-Conductor Manufacturing Processes

11361 Zapata Avenue #52, San Diego, CA 92126

619-***-**** (cell)

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