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PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE EMAIL AVAILABLEENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH United States Army Veteran leveraging more than 10 years of proven experience in managing the safe delivery, receipt, storage, and distribution of petroleum products. Adept at leading teams of 20+ in dynamic, fast-paced environments. Possess a comprehensive background in managing quality assurance and occupational safety activities, ensuring the safe and timely distribution of fuel in support of worldwide transportation operations. Managed the accountability of equipment and supplies valued at more than $15M while managing risk, safety, and quality assurance career supported by a Masters degree in Occupational Safety & Health and multiple professional certifications. Active Secret Clearance. Occupational Health/Safety Quality Assurance Inventory Control Fueling Operations Environmental Management Team Collaboration Communication Customer Service Risk & Safety Management Regulatory ComplianceEDUCATIONMaster of Science, Occupational Safety & Health (Environmental Management) Columbia Southern UniversityBachelor of Science, Psychology Columbia Southern University Associate of Arts, General Studies Columbia Southern University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEBuilding Maintenance & Safety ManagerNational Links Trust/Troon Golf, Washington DC April 2024 Present Prepares and monitors annual budget, revenue goals and expenses as well as generating various business volume forecasts in all maintenance and safety operations for both three Golf Courses.Schedules all preventative maintenance and keeps electronic records of said preventative maintenance. Maintains cleanliness and appearance of interior/exterior areas of the facility including but not limited to: emptying trash cans and ashtrays, sweeping, vacuuming, dusting, and arranging furniture.Performs monthly safety inspections of all three golf facilities and makes any necessary repairs to keep facility safe for customers and employees alike. Performs safety training for employees and keeps records of trainings.Plans and implements safety policies and procedures in compliance with local, state and federal OSHA rules and regulations. Ensures managers and employees are trained in worksite safety practices, fire prevention and correct handling techniques for machinery, equipment, chemicals. Also, conducts new hire safety orientations and ensures required safety training is completed by all employees.Prepares studies and analyses of industrial accident causes and hazards to health for use by company personnel and outside agencies. Inspects organization facilities to detect existing or potential accident and health hazards, determines corrective or preventative measures where indicated, and follows up to ensure measures are implemented and participates in the investigation of accidents and injuries ensuring robust root cause and corrective actions are implemented.Compiles and submits accident reports required by regulatory agencies; maintains safety files and records; supports and mentors Safety Committee; drives continuous improvement and streamlining of processes and procedures and leads and manages special projects, which may be large or of a significant scale, as assigned and maintains confidentiality of employment and workers compensation medical records.Officer-In-Charge/Tactical Instructor May 2023 February 2024 Virginia Military Institute (VMI), Lexington, VirginiaPrimarily focused on safety, security, and maintaining good order and discipline in areas outlined and emphasized by the Commandant. Acts as a first responder in the event of emergencies or incidents.Enforced VMI policies, procedures, and to maintain, managed, and protected the organizations by safeguarded personnel, information, and/or critical assets; recorded visitor information, and determined whether authorization for access exists; protected property against hazards such as fire, theft, damage, accident, or trespass, and maintained order and protected life.Supervised the Cadet Guard Team in the maintenance of proper order and discipline, conducting routine in-rank inspections and inspections of cadets rooms.Advised and mentoring cadets assigned to one of the ten companies throughout the academic year completing weekly safety reports as required before due dates and sharing reports with the leadership team. Investigated any incidents that occur on-site; manages the incident reporting process and procedures, evaluates, and arranges initial and concurrent EHS training for over a thousand personnel as needed.Supervised a group of professional and technical positions engaged in performing a variety of security programs, such as information security, industrial security, and physical security. Managed emergency response actions and communications such as those executed within a Higher Headquarters in accordance with standard operating procedures; evaluated and wrote policies for implementation within the organization; managed security programs in support of the organizational leadership. United States Army Various LocationsSafety Manager, Petroleum Distribution Panzer Kaserne, Germany August 2020 May 2023 Oversaw all petroleum distribution, supply and safety operations in support of U.S. military, civilian, and contract personnel spread across Europe and Africa, totaling over 10,000 personnel.Managed senior-level leaders and civilian contractors on safety matters by enforcing safety programs to identify how to perform tasks step by step in all job hazards and find controls to mitigate the hazards concerning all safety operations and maintenance services.Incorporated safety in all aspects of daily duties as a direct result of maintaining a workplace free of injuries, developed, and implemented preventive maintenance programs to stop any unsafe activities or processes that are unhealthy in the work environment, and submitted reports to higher headquarters.Served as Safety Coordinator on matters concerning safety operations and conducted investigations of all accidents, inspecting safety sites and civilians or soldiers to identify issues or non-conformity to make sure all civilians and soldiers are wearing preventive and protective equipment (PPE) in workplaces.Identified as a Safety Manager on safety operations and conducted investigations of all accidents, inspecting safety sites and civilians as well as soldiers to identify and make on-the-spot corrections.Tracked and managed the safe movement of over 3,500 pieces of equipment, and experience with storage of commodities, experienced with planning, and operational aspects of managing packaging, receipts, storage, costs and disposal of materials.Presented to the public or via electronic media, wrote policies, standard operating procedures, and staffing policies. Researched, analyzed, and identified the cause of safety, health and fire protection issues and recommended solutions. Collected and organized data of agency programs. Project Manager, UPS Fuel Distribution Center Louisville, KY July 2019 August 2020Published an article for U.S. Army Petroleum Center of Excellence on UPS fuel farm facility operations with a storage capacity of 6.5M gallons of jet-A fuel.Engaged with all fuel truck drivers and demonstrated a deep knowledge of his subject and effectively communicated the need to have everyone do their monthly QC of their assigned fuel trucks.Completed a PowerPoint presentation on the Army Fuel System Supply Point (FSSP) and Anny Fuel Quality Surveillance program.Received over 60M gallons of Jet-A fuels with no supervision and managed the maintenance and movement of 37 fuel trucks valued at over $1.5M, resulting in 100% successful fuel operations during the high-volume season.Authored a continuity book which was adopted organization-wide, informing all Fuel Specialists while also developing similar fuel farm contingency and expansion diagrams based on military experience.Incorporated into all aspects of UPS fueling from distribution to contracting, consistently improved productivity L, the UPS World-port Fuel Farm by providing military expertise to the team. Contracting Officer Representative Hohenfels, Germany June 2018 July 2019Coordinated contracted logistics worth $9M to support participants during 10 separate training rotations. Orchestrated and implemented several tracking mechanisms which closely monitored all essential rotational resources including personnel, supplies, equipment, and fuel.Ensured all contract deliverables were met and contractors performed all task outlined within the PWS/SOW. Directed the contracted vendor to emplace timely contracted support for Multinational and U.S. training units.Prepared solicitation documents which incorporated required Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) and organizational policies and provisions; requirements for technical proposals; cost data requirements; and all other required data.Advised the Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC) Logistic Planners on contractual support capabilities and timelines to build mutual understanding.Performed Quality Assurance inspections of sustaining contracts that saved the government over $9M by reducing over-estimations, performed cost/price analysis, including analysis of cost breakdowns to determine reasonableness and conformance to applicable regulations.Provided contractual support to over 30K U.S and Multinational forces over multiple training rotations, advised and provided recommendations on data that should be included in the procurement request. Observer, Controller/Environmental Specialist Hohenfels, Germany October 2017 June 2018 Supervised and mentored Forward Support and Headquarters leadership teams during the planning, preparation, and execution of Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE) and Mission Rehearsal Exercises (MRE).Managed the Supply Supervisor and the supply room, 7 trucks, and associated equipment valued at more than $6.5M and mentored 5 separate leadership teams through 5 overseas rotations with an emphasis on improving their organizations overall logistics operations and expanding their capabilities.Assisted in the development of 5 After Action Reports and provided doctrine-based observations to leadership teams.Maintained military readiness and reduced maintenance costs, the military protected all situations from environmental degradation. The protection is mostly achieved with different types of surface technologies. Developed and demonstrated the science, tools, and techniques needed to meet critical military performance criteria while also reducing the impact on the environment and protecting the health of civilian workers and military personnel.Served as Environmental Coordinator on matters concerning waste management operations and provided expertise in rules/regulations, and standards to civilians and soldiers to identify issues or non- conformity to make sure all personnel are safe.Possesses mastery knowledge of hazardous waste management at military facilities, construction, and support requirements which helped to train clients on environmental standards. Performed duties as Environmental Specialist, assisted in controlling briefings by providing accurate and relevant operational sustainment updates across the European theater of operations. Logistics Manager Camp Humphreys, South Korea July 2015 October 2017 Managed the Combat Service Sustainment Battalion, consisting of 6 different organizations totaling 900 personnel military, civilian, and contract personnel; identified, analyzed, and resolved logistics management issues or problems. Knowledge of a wide range of logistics concepts in warehousing, transportation, fleet management, supply, and logistics planning to provide technical guidance to the development of program goals, plans, policies, and procedures. Supervised personnel, evaluated performance, scheduled work to be performed and resolved group grievances through effective conflict resolution and prioritization of issues.Maintained 100% accountability and 95% operational readiness for equipment valued over $15M, maintained 100% accountability of over 300K gallons of fuel valued at approximately $650K; worked plans dealing with the development of wing strategic visions, to evaluate overall logistics process effectiveness, and to recommend methods to help the battalion optimize use of resources and maximize efficiency and effectivenessDeveloped concepts of support that integrated logistical capabilities, increasing the organizations efficiency by 20%, generated and managed bulk fuel accounts in support of 5 organizations valued at more than $8M. comprehensive knowledge of a wide range of federal and agency logistics concepts, principles, practices, procedures, regulations and laws applicable to a full range of logistics management responsibilities.Conducted significant interpretation of interstate commerce laws and regulations for application to achieve national security readiness requirements for the installation. Work requires considerable skill in applying this knowledge to plan and accomplish a variety of complex work assignments.Maintained knowledge and skill in applying analytical and evaluative methods and techniques to issues concerning the efficiency and effectiveness of program operations and recommended improvements. Broad knowledge of the theories and principles of logistics management, deployments; adapting analytical techniques and evaluation criteria to the measurement and improvement of program effectiveness and organizational productivity.Instructor/Curriculum Writer Fort Lee, VA June 2012 July 2015 Developed daily lesson plans, evaluated student performance, and employed the ADDIE model, and Bloom's taxonomy. Implemented quality control checks to ensure the highest performance metrics and to optimize available resources.Developed, tested, maintained, and delivered training programs and related materials to meet training objectives for U.S. Army Petroleum Center of Excellence.Identified students deficiencies and provided remedial training/counseling to reinforce subject knowledge resulting in an average test score of 90% and maintained 100% accountability for 6 Army Learning Model classrooms, supplies, and equipment valued at over $20M.Conducted training sessions and develops criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of training activities while maintaining records of training activities, participant progress and program effectiveness.Developed a work environment for the development of seventeen 17 military personnel and 5 instructors.Facilitated training sessions, while providing leadership and supervising daily activities for over 175 personnel, accounted for, and maintained military property and equipment valued at more than $30M. CERTIFICATIONSCDL Class A with HAZMAT and Endorsements T,N,H,P,SCertified Petroleum Professional (CPP) Level 5Graduate Certificate in Occupational Safety and Health40-Hour HAZWOPER for General Site WorkersConstruction Safety and Health ProfessionalOil and Gas Safety and Health ProfessionalOperational Contract Support CourseContracting Officer Representative CourseTheater Sustainment Planners CourseBasic Instructor Training CourseCadre Training CourseDemonstrated Senior Logistician CourseTest Construction CourseTechnical Transportation of Hazard Material Course |
