Senior Risk Management

Safety, Health,

Environmental &

Security Professional

Faheem Kazimi

**** ******* ****, *******, ** 77064

Mobile Phone: 713-***-****

E-mail: add5d9@r.postjobfree.com

Highlights

A results oriented, highly motivated experienced individual that brings energy and enthusiasm to any team.

With strong regulator interpretation, applicability determination skills and expert level knowledge in Safety, Security, Environmental, Process Safety, Loss Control, Incident Investigation, and lean (5S) process implementation; I have successfully designed and implemented HSS&E processes that produce a sustainable compliant culture leading to operational excellence.

Over 30 years of experience include Health, Safety, Security, Environmental, Process Safety Management, Risk management, Loss Control, Emergency response, Research and development, project and major construction HSE management, consulting, teaching and strong analytical problem-solving skills with a deep understanding of business goals, and the ability to blend and motivate teams to exceptional performance.

Faheem Kazimi

9418 Tascosa Lane, Houston, TX 77064

Mobile Phone: 713-***-****

E-mail: add5d9@r.postjobfree.com

WORK EXPERIENCE

Director HSE

January 28, 2019 – May 3, 2020

Vallourec USA Corp Houston, TX

Responsible for Risk Management/Loss Control (property and casualty insurance) along with developing and implementing standardized HSSE policy, processes and practices across North American (USA, Canada and Mexico) operations. Manage HSSE staff for 9 sites including sites in Canada and Mexico. In May 2020, Due to COVID-19 and oil prices, company reorganized and eliminated most Corporate Director positions including HSSE.

Director HSE

September 8, 2014 – January 18, 2019

CB&I/Lummus Technology/McDermott Houston, TX

Provide HSE Direction for the worldwide operation for the Technology division. Rebuild the HSE departments and programs. Implemented the Process Safety Management Program for worldwide facilities. Oversee HSE design and construction of a new pilot plant. Lead and Conduct HazOps for process design and changes. Client Service Manager

May 6, 2013 – September 5, 2014

Sage Environmental Consulting Houston, TX

Manage existing Client Relationship and develop new clients in Process Safety, Health, Safety, Security and Environmental (HSSE) business areas with focus on Process Safety Management (PSM, HazOps, LOPA, Compliance audits and management system development). Provide Expert PSM and HSS&E advice to clients and provide guidance to other Subject Matter Experts in HSS&E areas within Sage. Director, Health Safety and Environmental

March 14, 2005 - May 3, 2013

Pasadena Refining System Inc. Pasadena, TX

Set company direction and philosophy in HSSE. Develop and implement effective PSM program addressing all elements of the Process Safety Management regulations. Develop and implement PHA and MOC process. Provide technical and regulatory expertise to corporate offshore HSE group. Re-build the Environmental, Health, Safety, Security, Emergency Response, Training and Medical groups at PRSI . Manage Environmental, Health, Safety, Security, Emergency Response, Training and Medical Department Develop and implement policies and procedures in all of the above areas. Dramatically Improved HSE performance of the company by providing leadership to the line organization. Setting direction in Environmental, Health, Safety, Security and Emergency Response for the planned 3.5 billion dollar expansion of the refinery.

Environmental/Safety Manager

March 2004 - March 11, 2005

LYONDELL-CITGO Refining L.P. Houston, TX

Set long term departmental goals and objective. Provide direction on policies and procedures in HSE including Emergency response and Security area, support all project and unit HazOps. Manage Day to Day activities of Environmental, Health, Safety and Security Professionals. Health and Safety Manager

August 1998 - March 2004

LYONDELL-CITGO Refining, L.P. Houston, TX

At the request of the senior vice president, defined the applicability of the PSM program and conducted audits of the program to determine compliance. Recommended improvements in approach to compliance all recommendations were accepted and implemented.

• Restructured the department to function more effectively.

• Responsible for leading and supervising the daily activities of (CSP Engineers, Industrial Hygienist, Fire and Emergency Management Professionals, interns, and various contract employees).

• Responsible for developing and implementing safety and Emergency response, policies and procedures to go above and beyond compliance with rules and regulations and improve company's safety performance.

• Review and keep up to date with all safety regulations and standards including OSHA, NIOSH, etc.

• Review EPA's Risk Management Plan (RMP) requirements and provided strategy for developing LCR's RMP.

• Host all OSHA inspections and lead all negotiations with OSHA. Maintain an excellent working and personal relationship with the OSHA personal.

• Web Master for the Health, Safety & Environmental web page on the company Intranet. Environmental Manager

February 1997 - August 1998

LYONDELL-CITGO Refining, L.P. Houston, TX

• Working with the top management of the company, restructured the Health, Safety and Environmental department to function more effectively.

• Supervised the environmental department's daily activities (Professional Engineers, interns and, various contract employees).

• Because of innovative approach to permitting that resulted in multimillion-dollar profits for the company received numerous awards.

• Developed the strategy for the company to permit the grandfather units by obtaining a flexible permit for the facility. Met with LCR's CEO and his staff and Top Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Personnel to get their buy in to the strategy. The strategy was approved and successfully implemented.

• Developed environmental guidelines, long term departmental goals and direction.

• Company representative for the industry group, Texas Mid-continent Oil & Gas Association (TMOGA), providing comments and feedback on proposed rules. Maintain excellent working and personal relationship with the TNRCC personnel.

EHS Manager, Expansion Project

January 1993 - February 1997

LYONDELL-CITGO Refining, L.P. Houston, TX

• Devised the Environmental, Health, Safety and Security strategy for a billion + dollar upgrade of the refinery.

• Ensured that the PSM elements were addressed in the design and HazOp reviews conducted for each new unit and on the effected upstream and downstream units.

• Successfully managed Environmental, Safety and Health issues for the upgrade of the refinery. The project comprised of 4 new units and several revamps. At the peak of construction the labor force reached up to 4700.

• Set programs, policies and procedures in the Health, Safety, Environmental and Security matters for the refinery upgrade project.

• Wrote directives and specifications for HSE compliance; including Air, Water and Safety directives and PSM compliance strategy.

• Provided guidance and assistance to the CEO and the V.P. in charge of the project on all HSE and Security issues.

• Under my direction the project achieved an OSHA Recordable Incident Rate (RIR) of 0.89. The total work- hours for the project exceeded 17.5 Million. The record represents one of the best records (if not the best) for project this size.

• Directly managed Certified Safety Professionals, Certified Industrial Hygienist and Certified Emergency Management Technicians and a team of consultants.

• Lead the effort to obtain environmental permits, including air permits, and closure of a wastewater impoundment.

• Hands on involvement (sampling and analysis plan, closure plan preparation etc.) in closure of active and inactive solid waste management units needed for new unit construction at the refinery.

• Evaluated the impact of the wastewater loading from the new units to the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority and led all negotiations for the contract renewal/amendment.

• Served on a board composed of 8 members that approves companywide promotions for technical groups (HSE, Process Engineering, I&E, evaluations, etc.)

Principal Environmental Engineer/Senior Advisor

June 8, 1992 - January 1993

LYONDELL-CITGO Refining, L.P. Houston, TX

• Lead the due-diligence efforts for Lyondell during the formation of the partnership between Lyondell Petrochemical and CITGO petroleum.

• Advised the Lyondell CEO and his staff on HSE matters that may have impact on the deal, and provided guidance on how to address the issues.

• Lead air-permitting efforts for various units.

• Developed a consolidated Spill plan for the facility.

• Provided guidance to other engineers in the HSE department.

• Revised the Emergency Response Plan and developed HSE training.

• Supported the Lyondell Bayport Polymer in HSE issues.

• Responsible for HSE issues at a small lube packaging plant in Alabama.

• Responsible for developing long term goals for the department.

• Represented the company during a ma}or investigation by EPA and OSHA, No ma}or violation found.

• Acting superintendent from September 92-December 92 Director Environmental, Health and Safety

February 9, 1987 – June 5, 1992

International Matex Tank Terminals New Orleans, LA Worked for IMTT as an independent consultant from 1987 - 1988. During this period worked on developing compliance strategies, audit protocols, air permitting, waste de-listing, Fugitive Emission monitoring groundwater monitoring and hazardous waste incineration projects for various other clients. In 1988 I joined IMTT as Director of EH&S responsible for companywide Environmental, Health and Safety affairs for IMTT (seven facilities in four states, one in Canada). Responsibilities included:

• Overseeing Bulk Liquid terminal operations, both technical and financial matter, in Bangladesh, Korea, and

• Pakistan.

• Representing the company in partnership dispute in Pakistan. Worked with local attorneys and government officials to resolve the issues in company's favor.

• Advice the Canadian facility on compliance matters.

• Providing Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) assessment for potential new acquisitions.

• Maintaining an in-depth knowledge of the OSHA, EPA, Louisiana, New Jersey, Virginia and Alabama Health, Safety and Environmental Regulations.

• Assuring compliance with Safety, Health, Water, Air, Solid and Hazardous waste regulations.

• Dealing with all Federal, State, and local agencies on EHS issues.

• Developing companywide policies in Environmental, Health and, Safety areas.

• Managed a staff of 7 EHS personnel.

• Training company personnel in Emergency Response, Hazard Communication and other Health and Safety matters.

• Performing engineering calculations for equipment design and sizing projects.

• Project manager for one of the first Marine Vapor Control systems in New Jersey area.

• Overseeing the operations of an existing and installation of a new hydrogenation plant in Bangladesh.

• Responsible for all permitting and filing (air, water, solid/hazardous waste) at Federal, State and Local levels.

• Managing all environmental projects (e.g. Bio-treatment of a hazardous waste pond, wastewater treatment system upgrade design and installation, asbestos removal, groundwater assessment and remediation and Underground Storage tank management and removal etc.)

Research/Environmental Engineer

April 1983 – February 7, 1987

Gulf South Research Institute New Orleans, LA

• Provided consulting services to clients in the areas of long term compliance planning, EHS audits, water and air permit filings and amendments, hazardous waste and groundwater remediation.

• In charge of monitoring the cleanup of the derailment site in Livingston, Louisiana.

• In charge of design and installation of groundwater cleanup system at a pesticide packaging plant, including Safety of the contractor performing the work.

• Wrote proposals in the areas of hazardous waste incineration, combustion thermodynamics and regeneration of catalysts.

• Computer modeling of mass transport in groundwater, Incineration of waste and air dispersion modeling.

• Conducted Research on Coal liquefaction for the Department of Energy. Instructor/Research Associate

May 1981 - April 1983

Tulane University and University of New Orleans New Orleans, LA

• Taught undergraduate courses in Chemical Engineering.

• Designed and conducted experiments in zeolite adsorption studies.

• Conducted Experiments on Polymeric Resin sorption of acid gases. EDUCATION

M. Eng. in Chemical Engineering Tulane University 1983 B.S. in Chemical Engineering Tulane University 1981 Associate degree in Chemical Engineering (Chemical Engineering Technology) Southern Alberta Institute of Technology 1979

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

1. Chen, W.Y. and F. Kazimi, "Coal Liquefaction with Supercritical Ammonia and mines," SUPERCRITICAL FLUID TECHNOLOGY, edited by J.M.L. Penninger et.al, 1985. 2. Kazimi, F., W.Y. Chen, J.K. Chen, R.R. Whitney, and B. Zimny, "Coal Liquefaction in Amine Systems," Preprints of Div. of Fuel Chem., ACS, 30(4), 402 (1985).

3. Weaver, R. C., F. M. Kazimi, and R.B. Adams, "Technological Support for the Environmental Audit - Part 1, Capabilities for control of Groundwater contamination," Paper presented at the AIChE Spring Meeting, New Orleans, April 6-10, 1986.

4. Kazimi, Faheem M. "SARA Title III: Hazard Communication Manual, Tier 1 Reporting to Local Emergency Planning committees," Paper presented at the ILTA Operating Conference, Houston, Texas, June 19-20, 1989. 5. Kazimi, Faheem M. "Plant Safety Management, Managing Construction Safety in an Operating Plant," Paper presented at KELSAFE' 95 Conference, Houston, Texas, Sept. 14-15, 1995. 6. Kazimi, Faheem, "Building a Culture of Corporate Safety Compliance and Lessons Learned," Paper Presented at the Conference on Process Safety Management for Petro/Chemical and Refining, Houston, Texas, April 12, 2011. 7. Kazimi, Faheem, Conference Chair, "Developing the PSM Strategy to Mitigate Risk and Comply with Evolving Industry Requirements" Houston, Texas, April 13, 2011. 8. Kazimi, Faheem, "Lessons Learned, Crude Unit Fire," Spring API/NPRA Operating Practices, API/NPRA Symposium, April 24, 2012

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