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Professional SummaryPrefix experienced Environmental Health and Safety manager that worked with the CEO, corporate leadership team, and safety committees to improve maximum employee productivity while achieving health and safety goals. Coordinated incident investigations to ensure corrective actions and provide for a safe workplace. Utilized professional working knowledge of Alternative Energy Technology in the development of safety requirements for new electric automotive prototypes. Modular Automotive Systems Production Supervisor and Certified Lead Trainer providing Tier II support for FCA Jefferson North Assembly Plant (JNAP) Fascia assembly. Chrysler Safety Specialist with a degree in Chemical Engineering, instrumental in the development and implementation of programs supporting World Class Manufacturing (WCM) Safety Pillar activities and Safety Management System's (OHSAS 18001). Made policy recommendations to control, eliminate, and prevent injury caused by chemical, physical, and ergonomic factors. Managed and conducted training to ensure compliance with laws and regulations governing the health and safety of employees.EducationMasters Certificate in Alternative Energy Technology, Wayne State University, 4.0 GPA, Detroit, MI, December 2012Bachelor of Science, Chemical Engineering, Prairie View A & M University, Prairie View, TXRegional Energy Efficiency Partnership Training Program, Wayne County Community College District, Detroit, MICoursework: Environmental Sustainability, Energy Auditing, Weatherization, and Lead Abatement (supervisor)Professional Work History9/10/2018 6/5/2020Prefix CorporationRochester Hills, MichiganEnvironmental Health and Safety ManagerDirectly supervised, coordinated, and addressed the COVID-19 Pandemic Abatement reports and activities to provide compliance with Michigan OSHA regulations.Interacted with OSHA/EPA regarding formal complaints and inspections. Managed all activities related to outside governmental agencies and Non-Governmental Organizations.Lead/Conduct facility inspections to determine potential safety and health hazards. Recommended corrective/preventative measures when needed.Performed final inspections and testing for successful implementation of EHS training programs and training assessments to ensure required safety standards and environmental compliance methods were identified and conducted.Designed and conducted EHS training and development programs to improve individual and organizational performance.Investigated industrial accidents, injuries, and occupational/pandemic diseases to determine causes and institute preventive measures.Completed documentation needed to support Prefix testing procedures, including data capture forms, environmental logbooks, and safety inventory forms.8/18/2016 3/06/2018Modular Automotive SystemsHighland Park, MichiganProduction SupervisorCertified Lead TrainerQuality Control SpecialistDirectly supervised and coordinated the 5S activities of employees engaged in the production of FCA fascia assembly.Planned and established work schedules, assignments, and production sequences to meet production goals.Performed final inspection and testing to ensure items were fit for customer application.Designed and conducted training and development programs to improve individual and organizational performancePerformed visual inspections of finished products.Completed documentation needed to support Chrysler testing procedures, including data capture forms, equipment logbooks, and inventory forms.9/2/2014 - 12/18/15Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA)Warren Stamping Plant (WSP)Sterling Heights Assembly Plant (SHAP)Safety SpecialistConducted inspections and enforced adherence to laws and regulations governing the health and safety of individuals in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations while following FCA Corporate Policies and Procedures.Provided NTC Audits for S-58 floor conditions and S-54 activity reports for severe injuries.Implemented EHS programs and training assessments to provide health and safety training to enhance the safety awareness, hazard recognition, and technical skills of Chrysler employees.Managed SEWO database tracking system to investigate accidents, identify injury correlation, determine root causes, implement corrective action and communicate this information to plant leadership and corporate EHS.Attended BEST meetings and updated BEST Pocket Cards for past due hazard detailsManaged new equipment programs at the concept stage to ensure that EHS design specifications and regulations are included.Supported World Class Manufacturing (WCM) safety pillar activities specializing in Safety Green Cross and Heinrich Pyramid accident investigations for unsafe acts and unsafe conditions.Managed, in partnership with medical, first aid and lost time cases to help ensure desired outcomes.Actively promoted ISO 14000 Standards to reduce energy consumption, pollution, and increase in the amount of material recycled.4/15/2013 - 8/22/2014Mobis, North AmericaAssembly Team MemberPerformed operation of machinery used in the automotive production process.Examine products to verify conformance to Chrysler quality standards.Observe equipment operations so that malfunctions can be detected.Lift raw materials, finished products, and packed items, manually or using hoists.Load and unload items from machines, conveyors, and conveyances.5/24/2010 - 2/15/2013Stratosphere Quality. Warren, MIQuality Control SpecialistQuality Control Inspection of new launch Chrysler vehicles for evidence of damage, or mechanical malfunction.Quality Assurance Inspection on vehicles to ensure compliance with rules, standards, and regulations.Examine transportation vehicles, equipment, or systems to detect damage, wear, or malfunction.Conduct automotive equipment tests, using diagnostic equipment.Inspect repairs to transportation vehicles and equipment to ensure that repair work was performed properly.Transport new launch vehicles for logistics.6/16/2008 - 3/18/2013, Environmental Consulting Service Executive, President & CEOWallace Environmental LL.C. Detroit, MIDesigned, implemented and coordinated safety programs, requiring application of engineering principles and technology, to prevent unsafe environmental working conditions.Promoted the use of Ergonomic Safety Plans.Proposed sustainability initiatives, considering factors such as cost effectiveness, technical feasibility, and environmental green technology.Executed strategies that address issues such as, energy use, resource conservation, recycling, pollution reduction, and waste elimination. Recycling Specialized in risk determination and hazardous waste management for air and water permitting.Industrial Services: Solid Waste RCRA Training Hazardous waste DOT Training Universal Waste HAZWOPER Training Medical Waste AST/UST Testing and Removal Pharmaceutical Waste Lead and Asbestos Assessment Lab Packs Minor Construction Projects4/03/2006 - 2008, Environmental Consultant/Chemical EngineerTRC, Jackson, MIManaged product regulatory and policy compliance for the automotive and chemical manufacturing industries.Conducted NSPS investigation of toxic air emissions and negotiated major changes in site air permit.Directed all aspects of chemical and physical hazards for TRC clients throughout Michigan and OhioConsulted with clients to meet compliance with the Clean Air Act Amendments and Title V to acquire air permitsProvided lean manufacturing and Six SigmaHelped clients identify, control, and reduce the chemical accidents through the use of EPA's Risk Management PlanProvided process safety management system service and support for clients such as; Technical writing, writing integrated contingency plans, SOP's, operating instructions and manuals.Process feasibility studies, project management, FMEA, Safety Audits, Job Hazard Analysis3/07/2005 - 2/10/2006, Environmental ManagerPPI Aerospace Acquisition, LLC. Warren, MIProject Manager for environmental health and safety (EHS) programs, maintenance functions and wastewater treatment monitoring on a wide range surface, treatment technologies for military and Homeland Security applicationsPlanned and coordinated activities for NADCAP accredited specialty chemical process manufacturing facilityProfessional CertificationsMichigan Storm Water Management - Industrial A -1l SitesVisible Emissions Evaluator - Federal Reference Method 9Lead Abatement (supervisor) LicenseNational Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER)First Aid & CPR - American Red CrossOccupational Safety &Health Standard (10 hour) General IndustryChrysler CertificationsTWTTP: The Way to Teach PeopleERPOSHA Understanding the OSHA Recordkeeping RequirementsCorporate Records and Information Management Awareness TrainingErgonomics Management H&S ModuleFall ProtectionFall Protection Management H&S ModuleFire Prevention/ExtinguishersHAZCOM Management H&S ModuleHAZWOPER Awareness LevelHealth and Safety Talk - Heat StressIntegrity CodeLockout Management H&S ModuleModule 1 Policies & Procedures (Lock Out/Energy Control)Module 4 Hazard Communication Sheets (Hazardous Substances)Office SafetyPedestrian SafetyPPE Management H&S ModulePrivacy - General Awareness TrainingRecord Information Management Information System UsageRecords Information Management Information HandlingR.E.S.P.E.C.T. TrainingRotating Tool and Grinder Management H&S ModuleSafety Leadership Starts With MeThe Globally Harmonized System for Hazard CommunicationSkills & AbilitiesGreen Building Practices- (NCCER) National Center for Construction Education & Research:Identified materials, practices, and systems associated with in-door air quality after construction.Explored possible renewable energy sources and its impact on the green environment.Selected building material, energy usage, water source, landscape, and location for best site management.Examined heating, cooling, and ventilation systems (HVAC) equipment for cost efficiency.Weatherization and Construction Practices & Techniques:Identified problems related to deterioration of materials and incorrectly placed vapor barriers.Installed windows and doors.Gained knowledge of thermal boundaries, air barriers, in-door air quality, and energy moisture.Sealed air leaks in attics, walls, crawl spaces, weather-stripped doors and hatches.Constructed and insulated attic space above a crawl space using work safe practices |
