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Mobile: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEWork: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail:EMAIL AVAILABLEAvailability: AvailableJob Type: PermanentSeries: 0018Pay Plan: GSGrade: 12Work Schedule: Full TimeWork Experience:Defense Contract Management Agency(DCMA)Ontario, CA, GS-12Phoenix, AZ, GS-12Ottawa, Canada GS-13Phoenix, AZ GS-12San Antonio, Tx GS-12Wiesbaden, Germany GS-13San Antonio, TX GS-1202/2010-PresentHours per week: 40Contract Safety Manager (CSM)Supervisor: Mark Oxner Contact: Yes (203) 343-4909 Position:The incumbent Contract Safety Manger (CSM) serves as a Safety and Occupational Health Manager for the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA), in the Contract Safety Division. Develops and implements an annual Contract Safety Program for assigned areas. Accountable for ensuring DCMA's internal and external customers throughout the Department of Defense (DoD) community receive the highest level of functional, technical, and professional Contract Safety support. Incumbent evaluates conditions of current and future defense contractors, defense service providers, and producers of defense weapon systems, equipment, components, or spare parts. The incumbent applies a broad knowledge of contract administration, safety policies and procedures in the performance of assigned duties. The CSM participates in meetings; conducts briefings, and coordinates amongst various levels of management within DCMA and other government agencies with respect to Contract Safety.The primary purpose of the Contract Safety mission is to minimize risk to the government, prevent injuries to government employees, damage to government property, productivity losses, and provide a continuing flow of safety and environmental information through the design and application of sound safety management principles and concepts. Oversees private sector contractor programs that engage in high safety risk for the manufacturing and production of; the handling, storage, transportation, demilitarization, destruction, and disposal of explosives, munitions, propellants and all other hazardous chemicals and substances. Certified Acquisition Professional: Level I, Certification on October 6, 2010 Certified Acquisition Professional: Level II Certification on February 15, 2012 Certified Acquisition Professional: Level III Certification on April 18, 2016 Certification Field: Career Field Manufacturing, Production and Quality Assurance Duties:Responsible for planning, organizing, leading, controlling and evaluating the safety and occupational health programs for assigned area(s). Serves as the technical authority and consultant to all levels of assigned area(s) management officials on essentials of ammunition and explosives safety, aircraft ground safety, industrial safety and fire prevention, and support to the safety and occupational health program. Interprets policy and program directives published by higher echelons, analyzes the effects on contract safety activities and implements changes as appropriate. Recommends changes to DCMA program policies when information gathered during studies, plant visits or investigations dictates. Coordinates with other DCMA Contract Safety Specialists/Managers to delegate surveillance responsibilities of contractor operations relating to contract safety functions outside the geographical area and/or Divisional lines of control. Assists management and DoD contractors in making significant decisions or recommendations in the development, interpretation and application of DoD/DCMA contractual safety, and fire prevention program policies. Performs functions in the technology of risk management entities relating to all safety disciplines in support of accident or incident prevention. Plans, develops and manages the Annual Risk Based Schedule (RBS) for assigned area(s). The RBS provides the formulation for determining frequency of system reviews based on the degree of Government exposure and the level of risk and provides for a continuing flow of contractor data designed to provide insight into the degree of achievement of contractor's loss prevention programs. Works with Government Contracting Officers and private sector contractors to develop prevention procedures aimed at reducing or eliminating hazardous materials from both contractor processes and products. Provides authoritative technical advice and guidance to contractors during development of explosives site plans for construction or modification of explosive manufacturing and storage facilities.Reviews site plans for compliance with fire and electrical codes as set forth by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and DoD explosive standards and requirements. Conducts interviews, collects data, verifies processes and procedures and evaluates contractors' safety programs during pre-award, preoperational, post-award or other safety related visits, in order to determine the contactors' ability to comply with contractual safety, fire prevention program requirements. Elements of the contractors' programs examined during these processes include safety program management and implementation; accident prevention, investigation, analysis, and reporting; safety awareness, education and promotion; and fire prevention and protection efforts. Performs as the Government's representative during accident investigations, independently or as part of a team, to identify and record facts, and to assist in determining corrective actions that are most effective in reducing the potential for injury to personnel, damage to Government property, or disruption of productions.Performs detailed analysis of records and files covering mishaps, injuries, training, and equipment maintenance data, reviews safety activities for evidence of compliance with prescribed safety requirements. Reviews contractor investigations for adequacy including causes and details of the mishap, assessment of action taken to prevent recurrence, and trend analysis. Conducts investigations of government mishaps resulting in fatalities or injuries, property damage, and incidents having potential for injury to personnel or damage to property. After analyzing accident data, discusses with contractor administration and production personnel the causes of the accident and any concerns of financial liability or production slippage. Identifies safety risk in contractor operations to preclude the loss of Government property, critical private industry production base, delay of delivery schedules, and injury to Government personnel and protection of the general public from hazardous contractor operations. The process used by the CSM to ensure contactor compliance are; Risk Planning, Risk Assessment, Risk Handling, Risk Monitoring, Risk Documentation, and Document Follow-Up Verification.Serves as a member of an Aircraft Program Team (APT), in support of the cognizant Government Flight Representative (GFR) for three contractors facilities. As a member of the APT, the incumbents responsibilities include surveillance and inspection efforts to ensure standardization in identifying and documenting contractor findings. The CSM is responsible for overseeing the safety surveillance elements including Contractors Ground Safety, Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting(ARFF) and Facility Fire Response, Mishap Plan, Severe Weather Plan Fuel Storage/Delivery/Maintenance, Facilities, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) and Explosives. Major Duties and Responsibilities:As a Contract Safety Manager certified in ammunition and explosive safety, aircraft safety and industrial safety, the incumbent provides direct safety surveillance oversight to numerous defense contractors. The CSM has conducted a significant number of post- award safety surveys for ammunition and explosive facilities, post-award aircraft safety surveys, and post-award industrial safety surveys. Direct mission duties accomplished include contract review and planning, 1st level review of contractor explosive safety site and construction plans, origination of 2nd tier safety delegations, development of safety risk-based management plans that align with Agency and customer expectations, document facility data sheets, generation of safety survey reports and corrective action request (CARs). Also, conducts follow-up safety surveys to verify corrective actions, hazard mitigation actions, and contractual compliances are followed. Well versed in DoD/DCMA, Federal and State Health and Safety regulations. Familiar with and have used all or portions of the following documents during the course of my duties: OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910 and 1960; Subpart H - Hazardous Material, Subpart I - PPE, Subpart L - Fire Protection, and Subpart W - Ergonomics, DoDI 6055.1 "Employee Hazard", DoDI 6055.7 "Notification, Investigation, & Record- Keeping Program for mishaps, occupational injuries and illnesses", DoDI 6050..5"Hazard Communications Program, DoD 6055.9 "DoD Ammunition and Explosives Safety Standards", DoD 4145.26-M "DoD Contractors' Safety Manual for Ammunition and Explosives, DA Pam 385-64 "US Army Explosive Safety", Defense Federal AcquisitionPriority is to evaluate and assess the viability and effectiveness of safety health programs in private companies engaged in contracts with the Department of Defense and ensures compliance with contractual safety requirements. This effort is focused on firms that are involved in high hazards, high value operations such as ammunition and explosives, aircraft related contracts repair and overhaul contracts, maritime and other hazardous subsequent abatement plans to determine their effectiveness in the control of hazards. Oversees work involving Ammunition and Explosives at contractor facilities, which includes fabrication and assembly operations, including hammer mill grinding of oxidizers, propellant mixing, pressing and machining; manufacture of igniter and inhibitor materials; welding, x- raying, and final finish processes. Propellants include cellulose acetate/ammonium nitrate and isoprene rubber formulations. Work includes several shoulder fired weapon assemblies. The CSM determines frequency of system reviews based on the degree of Government exposure and the level of risk and provides for a continuing flow of contractor data designed to provide insight into the degree of achievement of contractors loss prevention programs. Conducts interviews, collects data, verifies process and procedures and evaluates contractors safety programs during pre-award, preoperational, post-award or other safety related visits, in order to determine the contractors ability to comply with contractual safety, fire prevention program requirements.Elements of the contractors programs examined during this process include safety program management and implementation; accident prevention, analysis and reporting; safety awareness, education and promotion; and fire prevention and protection efforts. Possesses comprehensive knowledge of a broad range of specialized industrial safety and health, fire prevention laws, regulations, principles and concepts sufficient to serve as a technical authority for contractor data collection involving a wide variety of manufacturing operations and their associated hazards. Possesses knowledge of the safety laws, standards, and regulations of the geographical area to judge, analyze and evaluate the equivalence of the laws to contractual requirements. Poses comprehensive knowledge of federal statutes, the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFAR), DCMA directives, and condenses standards applicable to safety policies, principles, and procedures which enable the identification, evaluation, and control of variety of hazards indigenous to major defense operations in established, ongoing systems and for new systems in a research and development environment. Possesses comprehensive knowledge of military and civilian contractor organizational structure, their policies, and program activities. Possesses skills in communicating and effectively represents DCMA interests at safety program meetings, technical interchange meetings, councils, design review sessions, working groups, and many other technical formal and informal conferences. Possesses knowledge of contractual documents, requirements and operations related to the management of the Contract Safety Program to assure contract compliance. Possesses written and oral skills required to develop and present oral presentations to small groups. Has ability to effectively communicate with contractors and co-workers at all levels. National Training Center (NTC) and Fort Irwin, CA 92310 (02/02/2008-16/02/2010) Tactical Safety ManagerSupervisor: Mike Rosales (760) 380-5564Contact: Yes Government ContractorSalary: 79,000 AnnualHours per week: 50Duties: Served as a Tactical Safety and Health Manager for the National Training Center (NTC) and Fort Irwin Safety Office with responsibility for planning, managing, and administering a safety and occupational health program involving High Risk Training Safety (HRTS) program. Responsible for development, organization, execution, and assessment of the Tactical Safety Program. As the HRTS program manager, provides interpretation of technical and general/vague criteria to assist in the formulation of hazards, making recommendations in the prevention of accidents, loss of equipment and training systems. Developed on the- spot methods and techniques to control or eliminate associated high-risk hazards. Assured proper accident notification and investigation procedures were followed. Ensured injury avoidance techniques were included into operational orders and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for unit implementation.Inspected firing ranges, explosive storage, handling locations and training area for deficiencies. Inspected training areas including Rappel Towers and related training equipment for safe use. Investigated accidents occurring at the NTC training area involving military personnel, civilian employees, and contractors. Participated in a comprehensive safety program covering a broad range of functions including diverse environmental hazards, program administration, control of unsafe actions and conditions, safety education, composite risk management, and systematic evaluation of operations and accidents. Conducted briefs to newly arrived Soldiers on safety mishap trends that included on duty and off duty local hazards. Responsible for overall monitoring of ground safety program. Conducted inspections of systems/facilities and contractor operations, prepared and verified reports, evaluated work conditions and practices, and resolved hazardous or unhealthful conditions.Devolved hazard control, abatement methods and procedures evaluating the effectiveness of weapons and logistics systems hazard controls. Advised on appropriate measures and alternative course of action to achieve mission objectives in a spectrum environment. Coordinated, responded, and corrected deficiencies as observed and reported from outside local, state, and federal inspection agencies. Coordinated with and provided advice and assistance for Rotational Safety Officers before, during and after unit rotation to the NTC. This entailed safety of use messages, anticipated weather acclimatization and equipment use safely. Gathered statistical and local hazard information in preparation of Commanding General (CG) Safety briefs to rotational mission commanders.Monitored contractor safety awareness briefings and attended unit safety meetings to provide general guidance and consultation. Assisted in local and U.S. Army Safety Boards appointed to investigate in accidents and injuries occurring at the NTC by analyzing trends and mishaps. Conducted safety spot checks at the Yermo Railhead, Rotational Unit Bivac Area, Vehicle Draw Yard and the Rotational Unit Facility Maintenance Area. Participated in and provided technical advice and assistance during rotational safety officer daily meetings, initial in-briefs, and preliminary advisory contacts. By being visible and innovative, significant reductions in preventable accidents have occurred.US Army: (02/02/1997-01/03/2008) RetiredCertificates:(CLM 017) 2011Installation of Sprinkler Systems (NFPA 13, csaf126) 2011 Principles of Safety Management (CSAF127) 2011 Introduction to Ammunition (AMMO 45) 2011Risk Management and Preparation of SOPs for Ammo & Explosives (AMMO54) 2011 U.S. Army Explosives Safety (AMMO63) 2011(OSHA) Introduction to Accident Investigation (CSAF124) 2011(OSHA) Guide to Industrial Hygiene (CSAF122) 2010Aircraft Ground Safety Course (CSAF111) 2010Fall Arrest System (CSAF113) 2010Mishap Investigation (CSAF112) 2010Life Safety Code (CSAF125) 2010Tactical Safety Strategic Safety & Controls Unique Environments 2009 OSHA Standards for General Industry (OSHA 511) 2008 OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry (OSHA 510) 2008 Inter-Service Resident Range Safety Course 2008 Awards & Accomplishments:Meritorious Service Medal Ft Irwin CA 11TH ACR, 2008 Army Commendation Medal 7th AwardArmy Achievement Medal 3rd AwardArmy Good Conduct MedalNational Defense Service Medal 2nd AwardSouthwest Asia Service Medal W/Bronze Service Star Kuwait Liberation MedalGlobal War on TerrorismMedal Korean Defense MedalCombat Lifesaver Certification Course Ft. Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2007 Motorcycle Mentor Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2007 Unit Schools NCO Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2007Unit Combined Federal Campaign NCO Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2007 Additional Duty Safety Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2007 Commanders Safety Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2006 Risk Management & Safety Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2006 Defense Basic Preservation and Packing Course Ft Carson CO. 2006 Unit Safety Officer Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2005 Range Safety Officers Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2005 Casualty Assistance Officer Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2005 Observer Controller Course Ft Irwin CA. 11th ACR, 2005 Awarded the Combat Action Badge Baghdad, Iraq 215th FSB 3BCT 2004 Anti-Terrorist Officer Course Ft Hood TX. 215th FSB 3BCT 2004 Advanced Non-Commissioned Officers Course Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD. 2003 Standard Army Training System Course Ft Hood TX. 2002 Recruiter & Retention Course Ft Jackson SC. 1999Defense Basic Preservation & Packing Course CO. 1996 Defense Packing & Utilization Course Ft Carson CO.1996 Defense Preservation & Intermediate Protection Course Ft Carson CO. 1996 Power Point Certification Course Ft Carson CO. 1995 Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD. 1994 Nuclear Biological & Chemical Course Fulda Germany 11th ACR, 1993Air Assault School Fulda Germany 1997Primary Leadership Development Course Fulda Germany 1992 Airborne School Ft Benning GE. 1997Advanced Individual Training Aberdeen Proving Grounds MD. 1987 Basic Training Ft Dix NJ. 1987Security Clearance: SECRETApplicant Certification:I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, all the information on this Resume is true, correct, and made in good faith. 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