EDGAR D. OLIVAS

*** ****** ***. ** ****, TX. ****5

adhifi@r.postjobfree.com

915-***-****

Objectives:

My objective is to obtain a position in a company that will allow me to continue to grow my knowledge in the safety and industrial construction industry. Experience HSE Field Representative

Site Safety and Health Officer. March 2019 – Present Meridian Contracting, on USIBWC American Canal Upper Reach.

• Conduct daily safety and health inspections and maintain a written log which includes area/operation inspected, date of inspection identified hazards, recommended corrected corrective actions, estimated and actual dates of corrections.

• Conduct mishap investigations and complete required reports.

• Maintain the OSHA form 300 and daily production reports.

• Maintain applicable safety reference material on the jobsite.

• Ensure subcontractor compliance with safety and health requirements. Safety Coordinator: October 2015 – March 2019 NTACT Constructors, Ltd. Midland, TX.

• Conduct morning safety meeting to ensure employees are aware of correct safety measures and procedures while performing crafts and to address safety issues that may have occurred the day before.

• Daily scaffolds, ladders, and lifelines inspections.

• Perform weekly jobsite audits.

• Have constant communication with client.

• Investigation of incidents and accidents and following up with adequate documentation and procedures.

• Administer first aid to injured employees and maintain detail documentation.

• Write out Hot and Safe work permits for employees to work in live plants process areas.

• Issue confined space permits after properly sniffing out work area with tri-gas meter for potentially hazardous environments consisting of CO2, H2S, LEL, and oxygen deficiency.

• Providing employees with PPE and ensuring PPE is in proper use at all times.

• Conduct orientations and training of employees on client’s construction policies and requirements, site specific, client policies and procedures.

• Perform DOT and Non Dot drug tests.

• Lock out/Tag out of energized switches/panels/breakers and properly documenting locked out equipment.

• Assist with writing out job safety analysis for critical work to be performed.

• Assist with writing out critical lift plans.

• Write out root cause analysis for incidents and/or accidents to prevent reoccurrence. Field Safety Technician. April 2014 – October 2015 Safety Solutions Inc. Midland, TX.

• Set up safety equipment such as H2S sensors and monitors as well as personnel briefing to ensure safety during drilling operations.

• Transport and set up safety equipment such as shower and oxygen trailers, and compressors.

• Supervise air-assisted drilling operations.

• Monitor H2S levels and ensure they are below the safe threshold. Claims Support Supervisor. June 2011 – July 2014 Fred Loya Insurance Inc. El Paso, TX.

• Responsible for 12 person team of customer service representatives.

• Generated daily detailed performance reports for each team member.

• Generated weekly time schedules.

• Assisted team members during critical claim processes and escalated situations when supervisors attention was needed.

Education.

TEXAS A&M ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE -TEEX. - March 2017 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry (OSHA #510) ProAction Emergency Services Institute. June 2012 Emergency Medical Technician – Basic El Paso Community College - May 2012 Fire Technology Academy. Additional Certificates and Qualifications:

• DOT UA Collector.

• NFPA Standard 70E 2015 Edition, Standards for Electrical Safety in the Work Place.

• Alternate Specimen Collector.

• MFA/CPR certified.

• Excavation Competent.

• Scaffolding Competent.

• BOP. Emergency Response. Fire Prevention. Emergency Action Plan. Job Hazard Analysis.

Process Safety Management (29CFR1910.119)

Elevated Work (29CFR1926.451 & 501)

Electrical Safety Work Practices (29CFR1910.331-335) Excavation, Trenching and Shoring. Hearing Conservation (29CFR1910.95) HAZCOM (29CFR1910.1200) Respiratory Protection (29CFR1910.134)

Personal Protective Equipment (29CFR1910.132-138)

• Blood Bourne Pathogens.

• Hydrogen Sulfide – H2S.

• Lockout Tagout – LOTO. Skills.

• Bilingual.

• Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Power point, Outlook, Publisher)

• Team Player.

• Quick learner.

• Goal Oriented.

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