Safety Engineer
Resume:
Franklin J. Williams
Barnwell, SC 29812
************@***.***
(H) 803-***-****
(C) 803-***-****
Clearance:
Active DOE Q Clearance
Education:
Bachelor of Science, Health & Physical Education, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C.
Key Competencies:
Safety Assessment Assessor
Safety Communications/Orientation
Electrical Safety/Lock out – Tag out
Readiness Review Teams/Start Up
Root Cause/Accident Investigation
Permit and Non Permit Confined Spaces
Behavior Based Safety
Voluntary Protection Program
Injury Illness Recordkeeping
Ergonomic Program
Professional Profile Summary:
More than 23 years of diverse Safety & Health (S&H) experience in the Department of Energy and Milliken & Company along with more than ten years of textile management. Proven skills in safety program development and enforcement for strong Management, Operation, Construction and Engineering contractors such as Westinghouse, URS and SRNS at SRS. Experience demonstrates professional leadership for writing safety procedures, conducting safety assessment, implementation and the ability to communicate boardroom to shop floor. Proven experience in the field of safety and management.
Employment History:
Area Field Assigned Safety Engineer, Savannah River Site, Aiken, SC, February 1992-February 2011
Provided safety oversight for a number of different project teams/areas in work activity, approving hazards analysis, work packages, providing guidance to team management at planning, scheduling and project meetings, assessing project team performance against the work packages, facility, site, and federal safety standards. Accident/incident/near miss investigation leadership and lesson learned dissemination were part of the task; as well as inspections and assessment. Safety meeting presentations and championing the Behavior Based Safety (BBS) process were additional position requirements.
Occupational Safety Programs, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, Aiken, SC, July 1990-Febuary 1992
Provided technical safety program development: ensured site safety programs were met or exceeded objectives and schedules. Participated as a member of a Procedure Writing Team that was responsible for reviewing every site procedure and policy in the Site Safety Manual to re-evaluate it against law, orders and standards. Assisted groups, teams and departments to help enhance their Monthly Safety Meetings.
Safety Engineer, Milliken & Company, Barnwell, SC, February 1988-July 1990
Created a safety leadership program for the Barnwell Weave Plant by conducting assessments, safety meetings, accident investigations, and presenting the plant safety record at the Milliken Monthly Corporate Meeting. Developed a machine guarding a Lock Out/Tag Out Program to protect the employees from significant plant hazards. Initiated a new safety culture.
Management Program, Milliken & Company, Barnwell, SC, February 1980-July 1988.
Held varies positions in the management program from a Management Trainee, Shift Manager and a Department Manager. Responsible for safety, quality, cost, production and schedule for the Barnwell Weave Plant.
Training:
Occupational Ergonomic Evaluation NFPA 70E
DOE Occupational Injury & Illness Recording & Reporting NFPA 101
WSRC Subcontractor Management Program (STR) Lift Truck Trainer Certified
DOE Hoisting Rigging Certification Radiological Worker Certified
Fundamentals of OSHA Electrical Safety Hazardous Energy Control
Fundamentals of Occupational Safety Complying with OSHA
National Electrical Code Workshop Construction Safety in DOE
Mobile Cranes, Rigging Safety and Overhead Cranes DOE Machine Guarding
Managing Employee Safety and Health Root Cause Analysis
ASSE Practical Safety and Health Electrical Hazards, OSHA and the National Electrical Code
Trenching and Excavation Confined Space Certification
Behavior Based Safety Assessor Certification
Boardsmanship Training Job Hazard Analysis
Collateral Duty Course for Other Federal Agencies Emergency Preparedness Certification
OSHA Course #510 Occupational Safety and Health Standards
For the Construction Industry
OSHA Course #511 Occupational Safety and Health Standards
For General Industry
How to Communicate for Influence: With Individuals, In Group
Presentations, Through Writing
Major Accomplishments:
Copyright for OSHA Training Decision Flow Diagrams
Copyright for Job Hazard Analyzes Training Package
References Available Upon Request
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