BLEU PRIDE
Safety And
Compliance Director
Contact Information
Lewisville, TX 75057
**********@*****.***
Skills
Languages
Over 42 years of experience in Construction industry and 24 years in Safety Excellent reputation for resolving problems and improving customer satisfaction. Oversight
Safety Culture
Technical Support
NESHAPP
Msha-Osha
DOT
Spanish Fluent
Training
Safety Data
Hazmat
Project Safety
Project Management
Training Programs
Spanish
English
Employment History
Corporate Safety Director Dec 2017 - Dec 2022
Lindamood Demolition Irving, TX
As Fluent bilingual (spanish) director of safety and DOT compliance I developed a team of field safety coordinators and designed a field audit program that gave owners a real time view of project safety status. I wrote all Safety manuals as well as the utility avoidance program for field excavation and heavy civil crews. Extensive TXDOT and Highway experience as well as Light rail projects. Lowered the EMR from 1.4 to .70 and received awards from Insurance carriers for the lowest injurys of companies in Texas for 2 years consecuativly. Negociated any line strike claims and minimized cost by 52% anually.Certified accident investigator for DOT and light vehicle accidents. OSHA 500 train the trainer, NESHAP certified,MSHA Certified,TEXO certified and DART Light rail certified.Provided overall strategic leadership, and embraced continuous improvement methodologies to build a strong company-wide safety culture.
Safety Director Apr 2010 - Nov 2017
RPMx Construction Plano, TX
Directed and designed all safety and compliance programs and departments as well as Mining operations (MSHA) along with safety programs for All Heavy civil and mining Divisions as well as crushing operations. Pipeline and utility division safety. Wrote all safety programs and manuals as well as driver manuals and orientations for all divisions. Implemented real time safety Audit program. Created a strong safety culture while meeting production schedules.
Safety Manager Nov 1998 - Apr 2010
BPC LLC
Responsible to the Company President, the Environmental, Health and Safety Director (EHS Director) is responsible for leadership of a comprehensive organization-wide safety and technical training program, ensuring a safe work environment for all employees, and positively guiding Client to high engagement in a strong safety culture. My position was responsible for the design, implementation, and coordination of all programs related to Client Safety, Crew Safety, Health, and Environmental compliance. My position was responsible for ensuring compliance with the ongoing and evolving regulatory programs, including OSHA, FSMA, DOT, EPA, NFPA,TXDOT Federal, State, and Local standards that impact clients job sites and facilities.
Responsibilities
Develop, promote and maintain a safe work environment Oversee all environmental, health, driver safety, fire safety, and safety programs, plant and corporate initiatives
Ensure that plant General Managers are trained in safety program procedures, fire safety and prevention, feed safety programs, environmental programs, investigation techniques, and OSHA regulations and documentation
Lead and effectively communicate environmental, health, feed safety, and safety process and procedure changes
Research and communicate regulatory standard changes and industry best-practices that affect safety, security, environmental, and industrial health
Lead the development, writing, and administering of safety and security policies and implementing best practices throughout the organization. Oversee DOT compliance
Develop and present employee safety, security, industrial health, and environmental training and ensure accurate documentation of employee training for existing and new employees
Coordinate and implement safety-related training that includes, maintenance and construction, First Aid, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
(CPR), hazard communication requirements, defensive driving, safety awareness, security awareness, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards, and other safety-related topics Work with senior management to ensure that all employees understand how their role and safety fits into each department Ensure that employees have the proper safety training, knowledge, and tools to perform their jobs safely and effectively Investigate incidents, lead the identification and remediation of workplace hazards, and lead safety and security improvements; ensures proper recordkeeping is up-to-date in an electronic database Lead an effective audit and survey system that drives safety and security improvements
Set safety-related goals, identify and maintain metrics that accurately reflect performance
Develop and implement environmental programs that meet Federal, State, and local requirements
Ensure hazardous and special wastes are disposed of properly Ensure environmental reporting and recordkeeping are maintained accurately and up-to-date
Manages Safety Data Sheets and facilitates communications and access to these files
Investigate injuries to ensure claims are accurate Manage the Workers Comp program including claim processing, supporting employees, and return-to-work efforts
Develop and foster strong relationships with facility general managers and employees
Manage change and communicate effectively
Ensure employees follow all safety guidelines and practices. Identify and implement process improvements and cost savings initiatives Partner with external and local organizations and agencies to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations
Oversees the preparation of required information for any notifications to, OSHA, and other agencies as required following employee accidents/injuries
(300 logging).
Performs other duties as required
Commander Oct 1978 - Sep 1998
United States Navy
Seabees provide responsive military construction support to Navy, Marine Corps and other forces in military operations, construct base facilities and conduct defensive operations. In addition to standard wood, steel, masonry and concrete construction. Seabees also perform specialized construction such as water well drilling and battle damage repair. They are able to work and defend themselves at construction sites outside of their base camp and convoy through unsecured areas. In times of emergency or natural disasters, Seabees often provide first response to conduct disaster control and recovery operations. The Seabee Community is comprised of Occupational Field-6 ratings – Builder (BU), Construction Electrician (CE), Construction Mechanic (CM), Engineering Aide (EA), Equipment Operator
(EO), Steelworker (SW) and Utilitiesman (UT).
Education
Associate Civil Engineering Feb 1978 - Jan 1981
U.S.Navy Civil Engineer Corp Officers school Port Hueneme, CA SEABEE A School
Certifications
500 OSHA
May 1998
NESHAP
Safety Management Specialist
Six Sigma Black Belt
Accident investigation
Certified Safety Professional
Construction Health and Safety Technician