Shannon Fethke

ASHM, CSST, CSS

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Ocean Springs, Ms. 39465

504-***-****

adob2q@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY

More than 30 years of experience in the construction, oil and gas industry, with 30 years in safety

Excellent communication, leadership, and people-team building skills

Excellent knowledge in OSHA and USACE, DOT regulations

Ability to make calm and effective decisions in high paced construction environments

RESPONSIBILITIES

Write request for permits to be issued prior to work being done

Permit writing approving that work can take place

Perform safety and health inspections, identify issues and provide corrective actions to insure compliance with applicable safety regulations

Conduct investigations in the event of any accident, near miss or dangerous occurrence

Develop site specific plans and procedures for various operations (Confined Space plan, Emergency Action Plan, ect)

Responsible for all inspections of cranes as per EM 385 1-1 all operator qualifications, and safe operation of cranes

Audited job sites to ensure compliance of all safety and health standards

Provided analysis and reporting of site auditing and inspection data

Conducted new hire orientation for employees

Specialized training for employees (Aerial lift, Fork lift CPR First Aid, and OSHA Specific)

Provide recommendations to Supervisors for areas of improvement

Weekly Hazard awareness training and toolbox discussions

Schedule training for Supervisors and their respective employees

Provide Hazard recognition and near miss logs for weekly reporting

Experience

Spark’s Industrial June 2021 – August 2021

Jobsite Title: Safety Director

Implemented a safety culture for our company and installing safety policies and procedures for our employees. Setting the new safety standards that our company and customers would agree on and live by. Daily safety meetings, daily observations, daily audits, Crane Lift Reviews, Critical lifts, Rigging inspections, equipment inspections, operator audits, operator observations, incident investigations, Root cause analysis, tap root, cause mapping, DOT inspections,.

ENVIVA Biomass March 2019 – March 2021

Jobsite Title: Site safety Manager: Locations Hamlet North Carolina, Pascagoula, Ms. Lucedale, Ms.

Over saw the safety of our contractors and holding them to the standards that Enviva Set in their contracts. Daily safety meetings, daily observations, daily audits, confine space Rescue, Crane Lift Reviews, Critical lifts, hot work reviews. Four Hundred forty Million dollar Projects.

American Integrated Services January 2018 – December 2018

Safety Director -Gulf Coast Operation

Completed environmental construction and waste moving all over south Louisiana to a sum of about 1.6 Million Dollars.

NRG ENERGY June 2017 – December 2017

Site Safety Manager – Elsegundo, California – Stack Demolotion Project $3 Million Dollar Proiject

Demolished two stacks that stood approximately two hundred twenty five feet tall next to Manhattan beach completed project on time and with out first aid or injury.

NRG ENERGY January 2017 – June 2017

Job title: Site Safety Manager- Pittsburg, California Decommissioning Project 8 Million Dollar Project

Decommissioned complete plant by overseeing the safety, confine space rescue, lockout tag out procedures during the tank cleaning process and the determination of all electrical motors, pumps and components

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NRG ENERGY Ausgust 2015 – October 2016

Job title: Site Safety Manager – Avon Lake, Ohio Mats Project $50 million Dollar Project.

The Mats project worked over 200,000,00 safe work hours during the fourteen month project. The mats project consist of the installation for an active Carbon Injection system. Dry Sorbent System, ESP Upgrades, and ash handling upgrades.

NRG ENERGY September 2012 – August 2015

Job title : Site Safety Manager-Big Cajun II Power Plant, Morganza, Louisiana $ 240 Million Dollar Project

The AQCS Projects worked over one million man hours with a stretch of 669,319 safe work hours during the two year project. During this time the AQCS personnel performed oversight for thirty different contractors and subcontractors on numerous different stages of the project. The BCII projects consist of the installation for an active carbon injection system, dry sorbent system, natural gas conversion, two mile long pipeline, ESP upgrades, ash handling upgrades, 3 each SNCRs (includes associated tank farm and truck unloading areas.

CERTIFIED SAFETY __April 2011 – September 2012

Job Title: Permit Writer – Onsite at B.P. Whiting Facility

Description: Write and issue permits for contractors that are working on the twelve pipe steel we also do audits and observations in the

Field where the works going on. We communicate daily with the contractors PA and make sure that the work on the permits is being followed.

WESTCON INDUSTRIES SEPT 2011 – April-2011

Job Title: SSHO (Contract) Westcon Industries - Onsite at State Line Mechanical Project

Williston, North Dakota

Current Project: Bear Paw Energy / Linde Project Train One & Train Two Gas Plants

Roles and Responsibility : Site Safety Manager

Description: Building two gas plants for Linde in Williston North Dakota. I’m the SSHO on site for Westcon with over 100 employees.

On site presently and will be ramping up to about 350 people on this project. As of right now I have (4) field safety advisors in the field reporting to me daily and I’m also in the field from time to time. I also do all the training and orientations for Westcon on this project. As of right now we are at 500,000 man hours with no lost time accidents.

CAJUN FEB. 2011 – JULY 2011

Job Title: SSHO (Contract) Cajun Constructors, LLC - Onsite at Chalmette Levee Loop Floodwall USACE LPV 148.02

Chalmette, LA

Current Project: Chalmette Levee Loop Floodwall USACE LPV 148.02

Specific Project Experience: USACE – Chalmette Levee Loop Project

Roles and Responsibility: Site Safety and Health Supervisor

Description: 8.2 miles of New Orleans Floodwalls (LPV 148.02) were completed, June 1, 2011, as part of the largest floodwall project ever awarded by the Corps of Engineers and the largest contract ever undertaken by Cajun Constructors, Inc., Public Works. The total project called for 43,401 linear feet of pile supported, steel-reinforced flood walls, containing 150,000 yards of concrete, the installation of 6 gates, and providing frontal protection for St. Mary’s Pump Station. At its peak, the effort included over 118 crawler cranes, 2 on-site concrete batch plants, 15 separate yards for splicing over 7,500 H-piles and a workforce of over 1,200. LPV 148.02 achieved over one million man-hours without any loss time accidents.

LL&G MAY 2010 – FEB 2011

Job Title: Project Manager

Houma, Louisiana

Responsibilities: Supervised daily function of a Flotel as part of the MC 252 Deepwater Horizon Emergency Response. Was directly responsible for Flotel basic life support activities for an average of 350 personnel living and reporting to daily oil spill cleanup operations from this floating base of operations. In my duties I performed or oversaw delegated daily, weekly, monthly and annual equipment checks for generators, cranes, new construction and repairs of the barges that comprise the Flotel. Under my direction the galley and billeting services were efficiently ran at a 1:10 staff to Task Force ratio, saving thousands of dollars monthly without compromising quality of life. I ensured the completion of all administrative paperwork for supplies, equipment, maintenance and the billing there-of. Additionally I completed daily/weekly/monthly reports of company performance, employee performance, equipment status, supply status; I have proven a steady increase of budget efficiency. Created and implemented Security, Health and Emergency Evacuation plans to standards set by USCG, OSHA and the Oil & Gas Industries. At all times I worked in concordance with the Safety team to meet USCG, BP, OSHA, and Oil and Gas Industry standards for safety. I was intimately involved in safety policy creation and implementation by utilizing my OSHA certifications and experience. I was responsible for filling out all JSEA forms and HOT WORK PERMIT forms on the Flotel. This Flotels daily and Safety operations were used as a benchmark for other similar operations during the response effort. A measurable indicator is the low number of lost time incidents stemming from the Flotel. NO ACCIDENTS OR INJURIES occurred.

M.NATAl JAN 2008 – MAY 2010

Job Title: Safety Manager (Contract) M.NATAL – New Orleans Superdome

New Orleans, LA

On site Safety Manager

Weekly safety walk through of work areas conducting job audits and submitting reports of findings

Daily Pre-task, and JSA meetings for employees

Weekly Safety meetings with employees

ESFELLER OILFIELD SERVICE JAN 1990 – MAY 2008

Job Title: Safety Manager

Coden, Alabama (Mary Ann Gas Plant) Exxon/Mobil

On site Safety Manager for maintenance crew installing Pipeline from offshore facility and tying in at the plant

On site Safety Manager for maintenance contract at the plant after plant opened.

Weekly safety walk through of work areas conducting job audits and submitting reports of findings

Daily Pre-task, and JSA meetings for employees

Weekly Safety meetings with employees

Job Title: Safety Manager

Coden, Alabama (Yellow Hammer Plant) Shell

On site Safety Manager for maintenance crew installing Pipeline from offshore facility and tying in at the plant

On site Safety Manager for maintenance contract at the plant after plant opened.

Weekly safety walk through of work areas conducting job audits and submitting reports of findings

Daily Pre-task, and JSA meetings for employees

Weekly Safety meetings with employees

PROGRAMS AND SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE

MS Office

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Power Point

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Outlook

P Vault Paperless Environment

Viewpoint

CERTIFICATIONS

OSHA 10

OSHA 10

OSHA 30

OSHA 40 Haz whopper

CSST

CSS

ASHM

UAS Remote Drone Pilot

Certified Rigger/Signal Person

Certified Crane Critical Lift Authorizer

Certified Crane Lift Approver

American Heart Association Trainer FA/CPR Qualified

Emergency Medical / EMTP/ Firefighter

Root Cause Analysis Training

HR Best Practices Exp. 9/30/2012

Incident Investigation Purposes and Processes

START

Qualified Driver Training based from Smith System

Confined Space Competent Person

Confine space Rescue Leader

Fall Protection Competent Person

Scaffold User Competent Person

Assured Grounding Competent Person

TWIC Card

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