Safety Construction
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STEVE FRASER, CHST
San Pedro, CA. 90732
*******.******@*****.***
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY & QUALIFICATIONS
OVERVIEW
Steve Fraser has over 15 years of experience as a Safety Specialist for 3M Company, Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company, Grace Pacific Construction Company, E.E. Black Construction Company, Dick Pacific Construction, LLC. and was a Senior Safety Consultant and Instructor for Hawaii Safety Network, during the same time period.
During the course of his extensive experience, with 3M, he developed and standardized a comprehensive respirator safety program and training criteria for Hickam Air Force Base Mortuary, that was later adopted at all Air Force and Army Mortuaries located in Japan, Korea, and Okinawa. He is recognized as an expert in Respiratory Protection by the State of Hawaii, Guam, and Federal OSHA.
His duties included performing jobsite specific safety and health inspections, safety and health training, such as, hazardous spill cleanup, hearing conservation, hazardous communications, ergonomics, and respirators. Other duties included performing safety audits and presenting certified safety and health training classes in accordance with Federal OSHA Standards, the Army Corp of Engineers Health and Safety Manual, EM 385-1-1, at the Naval Station, Naval Air Station, Naval Seabees Battalion, and Anderson Air Force Base, Guam. He conducted safety and health inspections and training for Micronesia Mall, Anderson South Base Housing, Naval Station Ship Repair Facility, and the Guam landfill.
Mr. Fraser preformed extensive safety and health consulting and audits for Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company, E.E. Black, Dick Pacific Construction, and Grace Pacific Construction for all types of construction, such as, up to 44 story concrete buildings, precast concrete structures, the Ford Island Bridge project, Pearl Harbor, H-3 viaduct and twin tunnels, major highway construction and paving, Military single-family homes, and Marine operations in Hawaii, Guam, and Washington State, to name a few.
Served as a Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) with responsibility for overall safety of projects including; monitoring safety reports, leading safety meetings, accident prevention education and training, compliance with OSHA and EM-385-1-1 regulations, and corporate safety programs. Vast knowledge and training in all aspects of accident prevention, safety education, emergency medical training, and hazardous materials awareness.
Steve has been trained and certified as a Safety Officer and Safety Competent Person and has passed the 30-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Course, 40-Hour Army Corp of Engineers EM-385 1-1 and has several specialty certifications for safety.
HARPER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. February 2010 to Present San Diego CA
Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO)
Marine Recruitment Barracks Complex, Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD), San Diego, CA. Contract No: N62473-09-C-1205. Design-Build Contract. Design-build construction of a physical conditioning recruit barracks, recruit training barracks and a sports medicine and reconditioning therapy clinic, P-293, P-294, and P-316 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD), San Diego. The primary project objective was to balance building function with an optimized site layout to support the basic training missions for the Marine recruits. The structures were designed with a pile-supported foundation, cast-in-place concrete floor slabs and columns, and masonry interior and infill walls. Dewatering measures were also implemented. Total square footage: 252,413 square feet. Awarded 08/18/2009 – completed 01/13/2012 (est.). Award amount: $56,151,954 – final contract amount: $77,068,817 (est.).
USMC Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, BEQ Package #1 (BEQ P-097 Chappo), MCB Camp Pendleton, California. Contract No.: N62473-08-C-8654. Design-Build Contract. The total contract work consists of the Design-Build of five (5) new Bachelor Enlisted Quarters located on three separate sites. The BEQs include multi-story, masonry buildings: BEQ P-097 (22 Chappo Area - 200 Rooms); BEQ P-115 (13 HQ Area - 200 Rooms); BEQ P-170 (41 Las Flores Area - 200 Rooms); BEQ P-1000 (13 HQ Area - 100 Rooms); BEQ P-1003 (13 HQ Area - 200 Rooms) - for a total of 900 rooms. Multiple buildings included the main BEQ structures (3- and 4-story), separate Activity Buildings (1-story), and a separate Mechanical Building for each BEQ. All spaces were designed to comply with ADA. Each facility was sited for secured operation and Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) concerns. All AT/FP stand-off requirements were incorporated into the final design and construction. Awarded 09/23/08 – Completed 11/16/10 (est.). Award Amount: $114,580,321 – Final Contract Amount: $114,580,321 (est.).
Bachelor Enlisted Quarters (P-206/P-028) & Enlisted Dining Facility, Marine Corps Special Operations Command (MARSOC), 41 Area Las Flores, MCB Camp Pendleton, CA. Contract No.: N62473-07-C-6036. Design-Build Contract. The work consists of Design-Build of a new Bachelor Enlisted Quarters (P-206/P-028) and Enlisted Dining Facility. The BEQ includes a maximum 68,620 sf, multi-story, masonry building. In addition to BEQ P-206, the work will include BEQ P-028, an additional BEQ of the same size, basic configurations and number of room modules. The Enlisted Dining Facility includes approximately 22,000 sf in a single-story masonry building with a standing seam metal roof. Awarded 09/26/07 – Completed 11/10/09 (est.). Award Amount: $43,747,265 – Final Contract Amount: $43,747,265 (est.).
Hawaii Safety Network, Corp. 1994 – 2009 Oahu HI
Senior Safety Consultant/Instructor and Site Safety and Health Officer
Worked part time for Hawaii Safety Network while working full time for 3M Company.
Preformed safety and health inspections of factories and construction sites.
Developed Accident Prevention Plans using the guidelines from Appendix A, EM 385-1-1, and Federal OSHA Standards.
Presented Safety and Health classes for Confined Spaces, PPE Safety, Scaffold Safety, Fall Protection, Crane Safety Awareness, Electrical Safety, Respirator Training and Fit Testing, Hazardous Communications and MSDS training, and Ladder and Stairway safety training.
Presented Train-the-Trainer courses for Forklift safety, Respirator safety, and Respirator Fit Testing.
W.W. Grainger, Company 2007-2009 Seattle WA
Account Manager and Safety Consultant
Performed safety and health inspections for the Maritime industry that includes shipbuilding, ship repair, and seafood processing plants.
Performed inspections and training for hand and power tools.
Conducted jobsite inspections and safety training for Crowley Marine, Tug, and Barge Company.
Conducted safety and health classes at Ocean Beauty Seafood processing plant and Global Diving and Salvage Inc.
Conducted jobsite inspection and recommendations for safety and health best practices at Delta Marine Ship Building and Repair Company.
Conducted jobsite safety inspections and electrical training for Washington State Stevedores Union.
3M COMPANY-HAWAII 1994-2006 Oahu HI
Safety Representative
Preformed jobsite specific safety and health inspections for State, Federal, and Military Facilities, multi-story concrete buildings and other construction projects to include tunneling, highway construction, underground utility construction, paving, and precast concrete fabrication.
Ensured clients were in compliance with Federal OSHA Standards, EM 385-1-1, and/or Hawaii State Occupational Safety and Health Regulations.
Developed best practices that standardized statewide respiratory protection policies and programs for first responders and weapons of mass destruction for emergency personnel.
Provided over 300 safety and health workshops in: hazardous spill cleanup, hearing conservation, hazardous communication, ergonomics, and respirators.
Key-note speaker at safety conferences sponsored by: the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE), the National Safety Council (NSC), and the Building Industrials Association (BIA). A key-note speaker for the Electrical, Painters, and Carpenter’s Unions.
Conducted site specific safety and health inspections and certified safety and health training, in accordance with Federal OSHA Standards, at the following military installations: Pearl Harbor Naval Station Facilities, Kaneohe Marine Corp Base, Hickam Air Force Base, Schofield Army Base, and Wheeler Army Air Field.
Conducted jobsite safety inspections and certified safety and health training for major construction sites at the Ford Island Bridge, Honolulu Airport, and Honolulu Federal Detention Facility.
Conducted certified safety and health classes for safety managers and safety officers at CINCPACFLT, Pearl Harbor Naval Station and Shipyard, Hickam Air Wing, Schofield Army Base, and Wheeler Army Air Field.
Conducted jobsite specific inspections and confined space training at Shell, BHP, and Exxon Oil Refineries in Hawaii.
3M COMPANY-GUAM 1983-1994 Tamuning Guam
Safety Representative
Duties included performing jobsite specific inspections of commercial, construction, Federal, Military installations and high-rise buildings to determine compliance with Guam and Federal OSHA Safety Standards.
Co-author of the Uniform Safety Code for the Government of Guam (Bill 19.19).
Key-note speaker at Marianas Field Safety and Health Council.
Conducted jobsite specific inspections and performed certified safety and health training, in accordance with Federal OSHA Standards at Naval Station, Naval Air Station, Naval Seabees Battalion, and Anderson Air Force Base.
Conducted jobsite safety inspections and training for the following major construction projects Micronesia Mall, K-Mart, Anderson South Base Housing, Naval Station Ship Repair Facility, and Guam landfill.
Conducted jobsite specific inspection and confined space training at Guam Oil Refinery.
EDUCATION
Seeking a Bachelor of Science in Management from the University of Phoenix and will graduate in 2012.
Board of Certified Safety Professionals, Construction Health and Safety Technician. Certification no.: C2529
Six Sigma, Green Belt
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS & PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Over 25 years experience in the Construction Industry and the Safety and Health Profession.
Proficient in US Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Manual EM 385-1-1, Federal OSHA Standards, Cal/OSHA (Title8) and Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health (HIOSH) Regulations.
Experienced performing safety and health training for Construction and General Industries, Military Installations, State and Federal Agencies, and the Maritime Trade.
Communicates effectively with the public, staff, and all levels of Management.
Extensive experience in safety management, supervision, monitoring, training, and inspection
Qualified with current industry Safety Inspection techniques and OSHA requirements and regulations.
Safety Certifications and Training
Safety Certification: OSHA 500 Outreach Trainer Certification Course, OSHA Training Institute -
UCSD Extended Studies, January 2012 (Certification valid through January 2016) 32-hours
Safety Certification: OSHA OTI 510 Occupational Safety & Health Standards for the -
Construction Industry, OSHA Training Institute, UCSD Extended Studies, November 2011 32-hours
Board Certified: Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST), August 2011 80-hours
Safety Certification: First Aid/CPR Certification, American Red Cross, (2011) 6.5-hours
Safety Certification: 40-hour EM 385-1-1 Safety Certification Course, AGC San Diego, (2010) 40-hours
Safety Certification: 30-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Course, AGC San Diego ( 2010) 30-hours
Safety Certification: Competent Person - Fall Protection (2009) 8-hours
Safety Certification: Competent Person - Scaffold (2009) 16-hours
Safety Certification: Competent Person - Trenches/Excavations (2009) 8-hours
Safety Certification: Competent Person - Confined Spaces (2009) 32-hours
Safety Certification: Competent Person - Personal Protective Equipment (2008) 8-hours
Annual Confined Space Safety Trained (2008) 8-hours
Hazardous Communications/MSDS (2008) 8-hours
Power Industrial Truck (Forklift) (2007) 8-hours
Welding and Gas Brazing Safety 2007) 16-hours
Concrete and Masonry Safety (2007) 4-hours
Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Manual Safety Training (2006) 24-hours
Fall Protection Competent Person training (2006) 24-hours
Fall Protection Safety Training (2006) 8-hours
Respirator Train-the-Trainer course (2005) 16-hours
Fall Protection Safety(2005) 8-hours
Personal Protective Equipment Safety (PPE), (2005) 4-hours
Competent Person For:
Respirator Training and Fit Testing
Fall Protection
Personal Protective Equipment
Confined Spaces
Scaffolding
Trench/Excavation
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