Safety Supervisor

Name: STEVE E. TAYLOR 562-***-**** *************@*****.***

Title: Safety Supervisor/ Training Coordinator

Education: AA Degree - June 1989

Certifications: Jacobs Supervisor Certificate 2010

NCCER Certified Instructor 2009

Confine Space Instructor 2010

LOTO Instructor 2010

Fall Protection Instructor 2010

Hazardous Waste Instructor 2010

Special Fields of Knowledge:

For 14 years of field experience with new construction on refinery and chemical facilities have been successful in supporting demolition, hazardous materials, and dismantling, Project size in excess of $ 700 million. Clientele included BP Arco Carson, Exxon-Mobil, Union 76, and Conoco Phillips. I have executed supporting the implementation of a Safety and Health program to ensure the OSHA, state, and federal laws in compliance with all of the safety standards and expectations.

Employment History:

M Industrial Mechanical INC Jan 2011-April 2011

Safety Supervisor

Air Liquide/Unocal 76

Was responsible for the permits for work being performed for that day also was required to inform each employee on there safety responsibilities for PPE and the use of the proper tool for the job task. Also was required to do daily meetings before the start of job and also in event there was extra training to do with that job scope I was also responsible to bring the team up to speed for that particular assignment. And to ensure any chemical we work with I would provide the MSDS to further assist with the proper PPE to ensure there safety.

Total Safety US, INC

Safety Supervisor June 2010-August 2010

Union 76 Wilmington

Was responsible entry permit for confine space and for hot work. I was also made available to inspect different work site to ensure that proper grounding in the area was within OSHA regulation. Also to make sure the extinguishers was updated for particular hot work assignments.

Total Safety US, INC

Safety Supervisor March 2010-May 2010

Exxon Mobil Turnaround Torrance, A

Was responsible for the Alky Unit discipline on doning uniforms to ensure safety in the unit. In performing this duty it also required me to give safety accountable for the task being perform being welding, confine space or fresh air. It also require me to go safety meeting each day to ensure that our people would be informed with the different hazardous that could be face for that day. This would also allow me to create may daily safety meeting to father assist our employees on there on personal safety. If any one perhaps was hurt or injured it also allowed me to give them the proper aid necessary. All these task was all performed by OSHA rules and regulation.

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. May 2008–June 2009

Safety Supervisor/ Training Coordinator

Exxon Mobil ESP PROJECT Torrance, CA

Safety Supervisor for 700 million dollar project providing safety training of iron works, electrical, civil excavation, and insulation. Conducted investigation of on-site incidents. Performed site completion Safety Reports. Responsible for conducting safety meetings with sub-contractors. Worked with Exxon Fire and Safety to plan and coordinate the transitions between day and night shifts, which included all seven sub-contractors. Safe work for 1,500,000 hours without an OSHA recordable or lost time injury. Total hours worked on Exxon ESP Project now over 2 million hours. We reduced our incident rate on first aids from a high of 46 in June of 2008 down to a year low of 3 for the months of September, October, November and two for December of 2008. Planned a safety barrier for the move each ESP units. Worked on the hydration plan each of the units supplying cool down stations within the units and work areas. Worked as Coordinator for all of Jacobs Orientation new hire for them coming to the project. Worked in combination with site safety manager and all site safety sub-contractor managers to develop safety slogan contest. Designed and produced numerous banners, safety stickers and other safety gifts to aid in the furtherance of a safe work place and atmosphere.

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 2006 May-2008 .

Safety Supervisor/ Training Coordinator

BP Arco Carson, CA.

My responsibilities were performing daily audits on SPA which were our safe plan of action also evaluating work permits to ensure the job perform was being meet by the job standard. Worked with different sub-contractors while they received Jacobs Site Specific Orientation. Also with Jacobs direct hires on the drug screening and audiogram. I also was involved in Flare Gas Project monitoring the flares. Trained all of Jacobs direct hire for forklift and defensive driving. Further task involved ensuring that the employees were adequately hydrated. I also was directly with the 1105 Project on the policy procedures for demolition and new construction.

Wyatt Field Services

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