Gas Processing Industrial Hygienist

Joshua Cherry

Physical Address:

**** ****** **, *****, ** 70710

Ph:225-***-****

**************@*****.***

******.******@****.***

DOB 5/26/1995

Insight & Long-Term Goals

“The Price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it.”- Henry Thoreau

• (CIH) – Certified Industrial Hygienist from American Board of Industrial Hygienist (full-time student currently I have worked a Turnaround Schedule and maintained my studies exceptionally, so scheduling is not an issue)

• OSHT- from Board of Certified Safety Professionals

• Further HSE training and experience

Past Employment

Total Safety: Project Supervisor/Industrial Hygiene Gonzales, La. (June 2021- Current)

Project Supervisor

• Overseer of TA operations from site to site

• Setting up Air Cobra Compressor systems (These systems use a catalyst)

• Assigning job tasks and overwatch of employees (leadership is often working alongside your crew)

• Record keeping and inventory management

• Billing and time keeping

• Installing High Pressure Breathing Air Loop Systems

• Sending Emails, Documenting Incidents, Maintaining Communication with parties involved

Industrial Hygiene

• Air, Noise and Water Sampling

• Building job hazard analysis forms, risk assessments Vallen Safety Services: Industrial Firefighter/ERT (Refinery Closed) Shell Convent Oil and Gas Refinery (Aug 2020 – May 24 th

, 2021)

• Daily equipment operation of apparatus, firewater pumps, and steam pumps

• General working knowledge of oil and gas processing as defined from emergency response, MSDS, reading maps and understanding basic process theory, e.g., distillation, vacuum, atmosphere towers, heaters, boilers, plants (plant 88, plant 10, etc.) reactors, fractionators.

• Fire protection equipment inspection, replacement, and addition as decided by hazard(s) present, NFPA regulations, & fire load of area.

• Emergency response to product leaks, spills, or fires- including hazardous materials (H2S, VOC, hydrocarbons, etc.)

• Gas monitoring (industrial scientific) routine equipment inventory, equipment troubleshooting.

• Setting up fire protection mitigations & isolating pipework, piv’s, etc.

• Medical emergency response (Emt certified)

• Red Tag drills (what if scenarios)

• Communication Drills

Massey Services: Annual Reinspector (Dec 2019 – May 2020) Loss job due to Covid Baton Rouge, LA

• PCID applied for and passed 2/27/2020

• MSDS/SDS knowledge required.

• Sentricon bait monitoring/ hazardous materials handling St. George Fire Protection: Firefighter/Operator/Emt (Nov 2015 – Dec 2019) Resigned Baton Rouge, LA

As an Operator of E-623

• Ensure apparatus and apparatus equipment function properly and are usable in any emergency-minded scenario.

• Inventory equipment including but not limited to PPE, saws, tools, ladders, etc.

• Operate impeller-style 1500 gpm pump, relief valve, throttle, and discharges daily.

• Respond to emergency 911 calls "code 3" in apparatus, negotiating busy Baton Rouge traffic lights, Interstate interchanges, unpredictable drivers, etc.

• Ensure scene safety, deploy high visibility equipment to support scene safety.

• communicating on a radio.

• Pulling crosslays and pre-loaded hose

• As a Firefighter/EMT of E-623

• Administer BLS (basic life support) level of medical care to patients.

• Licensed in Louisiana as an EMT/CPR certified

• Interior firefighting operations on working structure fires/Victim Search

• Operating extrication equipment during MVA (motor vehicle accidents) including but not limited to: Saws, Hurst Hydraulic Tools, Hand Tools, Air bags, Cribbing, etc.

• Wearing, working in, and training with "Bunker" Firefighter PPE Ensemble - including fit tested for SCBA (Self-contained Breathing Apparatus)

• Pulling crosslays and pre-loaded hose

Education

Southern New Hampshire University

• B.S. Environmental Sciences Natural Resources and Conservation – Current Fulltime student 2 years until graduation as of October 2021. Current Member of NSLS Honors Society (National Society of Leadership and Success) Mises Institute School of Austrian Economics (Student Membership) Relevant Self-Read Literature

Leffler, W. L. (2020). Petroleum refining in nontechnical language (5th ed.). PennWell. Boss, M. J., & Day, D. W. (2009). Building vulnerability assessments: Industrial hygiene and engineering concepts. CRC Press.

LSU FETI PROBOARD/IFSAC CERTIFICATIONS

• Firefighter I & II

• Driver/Operator -apparatus level

• HazMat Ops & Awareness

• SHELL Corporate Fire 32 Hour

Texas A&M Brayton Fire Field

• Shell Industrial Fire School (March 29, 2021- Apr 1, 2021)

*Twic Card valid through Aug 2025

*Osha Basic Card valid through Sep 2021

*LABEMS EMT-B valid through March 2023

Plaquemine Senior High School – Core 4 Diploma, May 2013 Chamberlain-Hunt Military Boarding, 2008-2012

References:

“Chief” Keith Mitchell (former supervisor): 225-***-****

“Cpt.” Brad Waldrep (former supervisor): 225-***-**** Travis St. Romain (Former Colleague): 225-***-****

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