PHIL JOHNSON ***** Caravan Circle
Corona, Ca ****3
951-***-**** Home
562-***-**** Cell
***************@***.***
I have over 18 years of diverse Environmental Health and Safety management experience in the Transportation Industry. Since February of 2007, I have been the Environmental Health and Safety Manager for a waste hauling company in Los Angeles, CA. Since assuming this position, I have been successful in reducing the Company’s at fault expenses claims in half, through awareness campaigns and consistent Safety meetings. We are currently on track to reduce that number again this year. I am also committed to protecting the Environment, and we have not had a reportable spill or EPA infraction while under my watch. These management experiences have also honed my ability to employ the tact and poise, necessary to effectively manage the day-to-day interactions between the employees, customers, and the general public. I enjoy working with people, and I understand how critical it is to maintain a fair and balanced work atmosphere.
My other work experiences include serving as an Operations Manager, Route Manager, and Revenue Audit Manager. To surmise, I have excellent experience in the areas of; Health & Safety, Human Resources, Employee Development, Fleet Management, Tech Management, A/P, A/R, Inventory Control, and Customer Service.
2007—Present United Pacific Waste / Phoenix Waste Pico Rivera
Environmental Health and Safety Manager
EH&S Manager Duties Performed
• Work with the Operations Team to Establish BMP’s.
• Train Route Supervisors on Acceptable Accident Investigation Techniques.
• Prepare and Conduct all Monthly Safety Meetings and Weekly Tailgate Meetings.
• Responsible for all DOT Compliances, including; Driver Logs, Pull Notices, Medical Cards, Driver Licenses, and Drug/Alcohol testing.
• Maintain the OSHA 300 Log, and MSDS Binder.
• Control all Accident and Injury reports; interact with the Insurance companies.
• Write and Implement the Injury Illness Prevention Programs (IIPP).
• Created the Incident Mitigation Program (IMP), for Driver Education and Incident Reduction.
• Implement CIWMB Tire Hauler and E Waste Programs.
• Develop Spill Prevention Control & Countermeasure Plans (SPCC’s).
• Perform Facility Inspections to Ensure Code Enforcement Compliance.
• Develop and Diagram Emergency Evacuation Plans for each Facility.
• Create and Submit to LACo Fire a Hazardous Materials Management Plan.
• Teach and Document the Facility Hazardous Communications Plan .
• Create and Submit the Facility Consolidated Contingency Plan (CCP).
• Conduct Quarterly On-Site Emergency Response Team Training (OSERT).
• Conform to NPDES Storm Water Resource Control.
• Abide by and Conform to CA. Code of Regulations (CCR’s).
• Write and Develop Other Practical Safety Procedures as Needed.
• Responsible for Maintaining and Posting Business License’s and Bonds.
• Ensure all Vehicle Registrations and Insurance are Current and in the Vehicles.
• Appear on all Vehicle Citations, and Responsible for Remittance of Fines.
• Represent the Company at all Worker Compensation Hearings.
• Perform Facility Compliance Inspections, including but not limited to:
Fire Extinguisher Location Maps, and Extinguisher Preparedness.
Lock out Tag out Protocols.
Slip, Trip and Fall Preventions.
Ascertain PPE is used when and where needed.
• Possess a Current CPR and First Aid Training Card.
• Perform Other Duties as Needed.
2004—2007 Stealth Marketing / Roto-Industries Anaheim
Route Audit Manager
Route Audit Manager Duties Performed
• Core purpose is to identify and capture lost revenue for waste haulers. This process requires the ability to work with a varying range of internal data systems, and analyze it for inconsistencies.
• Responsible for all phases of internal and external audit operations, and budget allocations including; Auditor schedules, flights, hotels and ground transportation. I secure reliable temporary work force personnel and train them to perform in a safe, efficient, and professional manner.
• Possess a working knowledge of simultaneous jobs, while operating from a remote site, and the ability to analyze and administer the corrective actions to my Audit Managers.
• Participate in client staff-meetings and explain the Audit findings for: Route Productivity, Route Financial Analysis, and Safety Related Issues. Help the client formulate an action plan, and Best Management Practices.
• other duties as needed.
1991—2003 Waste Management Inc. San Gabriel, South Los Angeles, Orange County
Route Manager, Operations Manager
Operations Manager Duties Performed Orange & Irvine
• Schedule and manage 8 Route Managers, 5 Support Techs, and 151 Drivers in 10 Franchised City and County areas.
• Responsible for maintaining the Service Machines Gold Level Standard of Service.
• Responsible for Operational procurements and budget allocations.
• Attend City Managers meetings and work with City staff.
• Implement and monitor Safety programs, CDL, DOT, MSDS, OSHA 300 logs, Storm Water collection, etc.
• Conduct Weekly staff meetings, and participate in the Service Machine committee.
• Resolve customer disputes and promote a positive company image.
• Work with Gallagher Bassett on accident investigations, and case resolutions.
• Train new employees, and document developmental advances.
• Perform Monthly facility inspections, correct any infractions, and follow up the results.
• Coach corrective behavior, and administer step disciplinary actions.
• Design and administer personal growth developments for Route Managers and Office staff. Set productivity goals, mentor improvements and monitor progress.
Route Manager Duties Performed San Gabriel & South Los Angeles
• Opening Manager – check daily log for duplicate driver names, trucks and relief drivers. Ascertain all routes are covered, or create maps of areas that are open and give to drivers for coverage. Verify trucks on the maintenance down list are held in the yard or are released by the A.M. Lead Mechanic. Provide help to the drivers and get them out of the yard in a timely manner.
• Closing Manager – meet the drivers at the fuel island and help them perform a post–trip inspection of their trucks. Perform the Service Machine standard for check in procedures, and give the drivers any required tech support.
• Normal Manager Duties – Check driver KRONOS times for miss punches or improper time codes, and correct as needed. Check driver productivity cover pages, route sheets and DVIR for accuracy before giving to data entry person. Perform driver observations and truck inspections while on the route. Coach corrective behavior if the driver is not following the WM Rule Book, and document the coaching. Perform and document step disciplinary action, and then mentor the driver. Investigate accidents and assist in the clean up. Report the accident on the WM web page, and inform the Safety Manager. Diaper the truck if the back door pops open, and follow it to the landfill or T-station. Check the routes to verify complete coverage and that all of the commodities are serviced. Verify the carts are not blocking driveways and are neat after being serviced. Perform Weekly Tailgate meetings and encourage driver participation. Attend Monthly Safety meetings, and offer support. Attend Operations meetings and be prepared to discuss upcoming events and past performances.
Other Information
Current CDL w/Medical Card
Attended University of Phoenix from 1997 to 1999. 3.60 GPA B.S. in Bus. Mgmt.