Safety

Enthusiastic individual who seeks a position as a Safety Professional with extensive experience, commercial awareness and operational understanding of the risks and processes relating to maintaining a safe working environment. Committed to the highest standard of health and safety, and is an expert at ensuring that risk is eliminated or minimized in the workplace. Focused and results driven professional, who can quickly establish confidence and rapport through an assertive and caring manner. Right now looking to work for a suitable company that gives its employees unparalleled opportunities for personal development, responsibility and training

Experience:

Instrumentation Forman

ISC Constructors LLC, Beaumont, Texas

March 2015 – October 2015 

Daily responsibilities as an instrumentation foreman were various. Duties included but were not limited to the following. Conducted a Safety meeting every morning and filled out a JSA worksheet for that day.  Inform crews of what their responsibilities for the day would be and then make sure that crew had all the required materials they needed to perform their specific jobs. Once the crews were adequately prepared to carry out their jobs.  Locating more jobs via ISO’s, P&ID’s, and location drawings.  Inspected all jobs that were completed by the crews and would then complete all the necessary paperwork for any jobs that required a sign off and/or inspection sheet. Throughout the day make sure that all employees were working according to all the site specific safety rules. Ensuring all of the crews had the proper safety training, all certification that qualify each person to do the specific job task that was required.  Enforce the utilization of protective clothing and all personal protective equipment. I reviewed the tasks that I assigned to crews, and go over the requirements with them and if considered critical or hazardous, such as confined space, I would go over specific safe work practices and requirements for hazardous actives. I require all my crews to inspect all their personal tools and company tools they use each and every day. I also encourage and practice positive intervention of unsafe acts.

Instrumentation Fitter

Bechtel Corporation Camron La

December 2014 – March 2015

Daily responsibilities as an instrumentation were various. Duties included but were not limited to the following. Conducted a Safety meeting every morning and filled out a JSA worksheet for that day.   Basic tasks include, bending tubing, running air pipe, bending and running tray. The installation and removal of instruments, and pulling bundles of dekron.  Locating more jobs via ISO’s, P&ID’s, and location drawings.

Instrumentation Fitter, Commissioning and Start Up

Lauren Engineering, Houston, Texas

June 2014 – September 2014

Daily responsibilities as an instrumentation fitter doing commissioning and start up were various activities according to client’s specifications. Directed on average four employees.  Duties included but were not limited to the following. Conducted a Safety meeting every morning and filled out a JSA worksheet for that day.  Inform crew of what their responsibilities for the day and then make sure that crew had all the required materials they needed to perform their specific jobs. Once the crew were adequately prepared to carry out their jobs.  Locating more jobs via ISO’s, P&ID’s, and location drawings.  Inspected all jobs that were completed by the crew and would then complete all the necessary paperwork for any jobs that required a sign off and/or inspection sheet. Throughout the day make sure that all employees were working according to all the site specific safety rules.

Instrumentation Fitter, Safety Lead

KBR, Orange Texas

November 2013 – May 2014

Daily responsibilities as an instrumentation were various. Duties included but were not limited to the following. Conducted a Safety meeting every morning and filled out a JSA worksheet for that day.   Basic tasks include, bending tubing, running air pipe, bending and running tray. The installation and removal of instruments, and pulling bundles of dekron.  Locating more jobs via ISO’s, P&ID’s, and location drawings.

Safety Lead – Performed Walk Through. Safety Audits, and Instructed employees of company and OSHA Safety policies. 

Site Safety Manger

Newtron Inc., Nederland, Texas

March 2013 - October 2013 

Primary responsibilities include dealing with the day-to-day safety functions of all safety activities, requiring all employees to maintain the highest standard of safety to maintain the safest work place possible. Monitoring training programs and insuring retesting as needed. Enforce the utilization of protective clothing and all personal protective equipment. I conducted a safety meeting every day before work began. I reviewed the tasks that where assigned to crews, and go over the requirements with them and if considered critical or hazardous, such as confined space, I would go over specific safe work practices and requirements for hazardous actives. I require all my crews to inspect all their personal tools and company tools they use each and every day. I would encourage and practice positive intervention of unsafe acts. Maintained all safety logs, reports, and training records, the 300 and the 300A. Facilitated safety orientations of all new hires. Coordinated with all other plant safety personal, and safety personal from other companies. Maintained an orderly and clean work environment, to avoid accidents. Continually walking through job sites, and did audits on projects. Conducted post-accident investigations and compiled reports as required.

Missionary

Called and Chose Ministries – Istanbul, Turkey

April 2012 - March 2013

Instrumentation Foreman

ISC Constructors, LLC, Beaumont, Texas

April 2011 – March 2012

Daily responsibilities as an instrumentation foreman were various. Duties included but were not limited to the following. Conducted a Safety meeting every morning and filled out a JSA worksheet for that day.  Inform crews of what their responsibilities for the day would be and then make sure that crew had all the required materials they needed to perform their specific jobs. Once the crews were adequately prepared to carry out their jobs.  Locating more jobs via ISO’s, P&ID’s, and location drawings.  Inspected all jobs that were completed by the crews and would then complete all the necessary paperwork for any jobs that required a sign off and/or inspection sheet. Throughout the day make sure that all employees were working according to all the site specific safety rules. Ensuring all of the crews had the proper safety training, all certification that qualify each person to do the specific job task that was required.  Enforce the utilization of protective clothing and all personal protective equipment. I reviewed the tasks that I assigned to crews, and go over the requirements with them and if considered critical or hazardous, such as confined space, I would go over specific safe work practices and requirements for hazardous actives. I require all my crews to inspect all their personal tools and company tools they use each and every day. I also encourage and practice positive intervention of unsafe acts.

Site Safety Manger, Field Safety and Instrumentation Fitter

Newtron Inc., Nederland, Texas

May 2007 – April 2011

Primary responsibilities include dealing with the day-to-day safety functions of all safety activities, requiring all employees to maintain the highest standard of safety to maintain the safest work place possible. Monitoring training programs and insuring retesting as needed. Enforce the utilization of protective clothing and all personal protective equipment. I conducted a safety meeting every day before work began. I reviewed the tasks that where assigned to crews, and go over the requirements with them and if considered critical or hazardous, such as confined space, I would go over specific safe work practices and requirements for hazardous actives. I require all my crews to inspect all their personal tools and company tools they use each and every day.

I would encourage and practice positive intervention of unsafe acts. Maintained all safety logs, reports, and training records, the 300 and the 300A. Facilitated safety orientations of all new hires. Coordinated with all other plant safety personal, and safety personal from other companies. Maintained an orderly and clean work environment, to avoid accidents. Continually walking through job sites, and did audits on projects. Conducted post-accident investigations and compiled reports as required.

Instrumentation Fitter - Daily responsibilities as an instrumentation were various. Duties included but were not limited to the following. Conducted a Safety meeting every morning and filled out a JSA worksheet for that day.   Basic tasks include, bending tubing, running air pipe, bending and running tray. The installation and removal of instruments, and pulling bundles of dekron.  Locating more jobs via ISO’s, P&ID’s, and location drawings.

Education:

AAS Degree - Occupational Safety & Health Technology – Odessa College

Graduated Summa Cum Laude – Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

Currently enrolled at A&M Commerce University, finishing my bachelors.

OSHA Certificates

OSHA 500

OSHA 510

Certificates Received

Occupation Safety & Health Technology – Odessa College

Safety Technology - National Center for Construction Education and Research - 7415090

Fire Protection - Austin Community College

Fire Fighter and Hazardous Materials Awareness & Operations - Taylor Fire Academy

Confine Space Rescue and Trench Rescue - Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool

Safety Technician - E.H.S. Specialty Services Group

Military:

U.S. Army Veteran, 2000 – 2003, Honorable Discharge.

References:

James Bear                      Safety Manager                     (409)670-2644

Daryl Charlton               Process Operator                   (409) 718- 0288

Russell Richard               Safety Manager                      (409) 338-8682

• OSHA 500 Jul 2015