Elizabeth Ann Eades-Guerrero, MOSH, CSP, ASP, STS

*** ***** ***** **** ***** Road, NC 28676

336-***-**** (Home)

adx5pz@r.postjobfree.com

Profile

Solid safety and training background.

Experience in safety and/or training fields for more than 20 years

25+ years’ experience as a manager

Ability to direct complex projects from concept to fully operational status

Goal oriented with strong leadership capabilities

Very organized, highly motivated, and a detail directed problem solver

Proven ability to work in unison with Unions, staff, volunteers, and all members of management

Bi-lingual English to Spanish

Education

Master of Science, Occupational Safety and Health, Columbia Southern University, 2021

Serve on Board of Directors for the Local Chapter of the American Red Cross, 2022

B.A., Organizational Leadership and Supervision, Purdue University, 1996

ASP, Board of Certified Safety Professionals 2017

CSP, Board of Certified Safety Professionals 2018

OSHA Training Institute Outreach Instructor since 2010

Knife Room Technician Certification, Cozzini Sharpening School, Chicago, IL

Zenger Miller and Your Role in Quality Instructor, IBP and Carolina Turkeys

Coaching the Lift Truck Operator, National Safety Council, 2006

Relevant Experience & Accomplishments

Program Coordination

Successfully set up an On-the-Job Training Program in 3 separate plant locations.

Successfully created numerous training programs used corporate wide.

Received Cost Savings Award two years in a row.

Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers since August 1998.

Reduced turnover by 35% plant wide through implementation of follow up orientation training.

While Plant EHS Manager, receive 1-million-man hour recognition at two separate locations

Successfully obtained safety goals and or reduction in TORs every year worked in safety

Worked in Beef, Pork, Turkey, Chicken, Feed mills, Hatcheries, Tanneries, Fully Cooked facilities and Rendering

Management/Supervision

Directed recruitment and retention of Team Members ranging from staffs of 100 people to 2 people.

Trained, supervised, and evaluated staff, coached improvement management skills.

Conducted training sessions of Managers and Team members.

Successfully refined and implemented new projects.

Managed safety through others in International and domestic locations totaling over 10,000 employees

Employment

Complex Safety Manager September 2013 – Present

Obtained 1-million safe man hours

Decrease in TORs each year at the complex

Trained several Safety Managers who were promoted to Complex Safety Managers

Co-Chair of Plant Safety Council

Conduct OSHA 30 and 10-hour classes

35% reduction in recordable Illnesses

Managed overall Safety and DOT compliance for Complex

Making a difference award for designing a glove April 2014

Speaker at MfgCom in Winston Salem, 2018 and 2019

Speaker at VPPP Region IV Excellence in Safety Conference, 2018, 2019, & 2020

Speaking at the Alabama Governor’s’ Safety and Health Conference Aug 2023

Worked with Wilkesboro/Wilkes Co to obtain interoperability radios

Area Safety Manager, Tyson Foods Dec. 2006 – Sept. 2013

Developed and wrote safety scoring system using in international facilities to mimic one used in domestic facilities

Worked with Local, Federal, and International Agencies for HazMat, IFF, and Chemical release response domestically and internationally

Taught all Tyson Instructor level courses in Safety for facilities in my span of control

Quarterly visited/audited international locations

Conducted bi-annual visits/audits to domestic locations

Coordinated with PSM, Ergonomics, Environmental Area Managers

Conducted Incident root cause investigations

Responsible for safety support at complexes in 10 states and 5 countries

Complex EHS Manager, Tyson Foods, Logansport, IN

Increase safety awareness through education on various topics.

Overhauled powered industrial lift truck, HazMat, Respirator, and Confined Space training and programs

Implemented tested and true form to track monthly safety training

Increased overall safety morale and understanding through Team Member involvement programs

Conduct Incident /root cause investigations

Reached 1-million-man safe man hours

Responsible for all processing safety concerns in a plant of 2400.

April 2006- December 2006

Plant Safety Supervisor, Tyson Foods, Monroe, NC

Responsible for all processing safety concerns in a plant of 1200.

Key Process Indicator Safety Auditor

Brought Safety Tag score from 38% to 86% in first 4 months

Reached 1-million-man safe man hours

Increased safety awareness through education and overhauling of several safety programs

Accident and incident investigation

Implemented several programs and tracking procedures still used

October 2004--April 2006 and August 2006 To November 2006

Complex Training Coordinator, Tyson Foods, Goodlettsville, TN

Created and implemented an OJT program for Shipping/Storage.

Reduced Turnover by 35% in first 30 days of program.

Developed all curriculums for Orientation and training program.

Worked with several sister plants during start up of plant.

Coordinating of visiting trainers, traveling to/from Council Bluffs with Team members

Developed several specific training programs for Case Ready

February 2001 to October 2004

OJT Supervisor, Carolina Turkeys, Mount Olive, NC

Created and implemented an OJT program.

Reduced Turnover by 35% in first 30 days of program.

Developed all curriculums for Orientation and training program.

Fall 1999 to February 2001

Plant Safety Supervisor, Carolina Turkeys, Mount Olive, NC

Trained and supervised new team members in company policy.

Incident investigation and trend analysis

Created data base to record all plant audits

Translation of all safety training topics

All aspects of safety compliance

February 1997 to Fall 1999

Community

Involvement

United Way, Sennett member 13 years

Other Education

Zenger Miller Facilitator Training

Your Role in Quality Facilitator Training

Job Safety Analysis Training, National Safety Council, Chicago, IL, May 26, 1999

Introduction to Accident Investigation, OSHA Course 6-27-12

Permit Confined Space Entry Training, OSHA Course 9-19-08

Introduction to Safety and Health Program Management, OSHA Course 7-25-08

OSHA 501 and 503 certified Instructor

Principles of Occupational Safety and Health, National Safety Council, December 2004

Tyson Interpreter Training, Tyson, 2003

Fresh Meats Ergonomics Liaison, December 2006

Building Trust with your Team Members, Tyson, June 2007

Tyson Sensitivity Training, June 2007

Understanding Workers’ Comp, Tyson, June 2007

When Progressive Discipline Fails, Tyson, June 2007

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