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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name 2024 ResumeCandidate's Name , CSP, ASPStreet Address Magnolia St Apt AKennett Square, PA. Street Address
Cell PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEEXPERIENCESeptember 2023 Current, Wolfspeed, Durham, NC, Environmental Health and Safety EngineerSupport facilities, contractor operations and construction by facilitating contractors safety councils, conduct EHS training, develop job safety analyses and conduct root cause analysis of adverse events. Fall protection competent person. Develop global EHS policies, review and approve management of change requests. Review and approve new equipment installations and tool moves.April 2022 Current, CBRE, RTP, NC, Health and Safety ManagerHealth and Safety Manager for a multi-site facility management operation for the Syngenta account (North America). Perform risk assessment, establish HSE audit criteria and perform safety and health audits, conduct health and safety training, ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, and ensure life safety and other safety equipment is properly maintained for the client. Establish lead/lag indicators, KPIs and metrics for health and safety performance. Track incident reporting trends and investigate incidents, perform root cause analyses, prepare and deliver safety toolbox talks. Permit to work and Job Hazard Analysis program coordination.October 2021 April 2022, John Bean Technologies, Apex, NC, Safety CoordinatorSafety coordinator for five manufacturing facilities, conducted lockout/tagout and machinery guarding training, member of project team to re-engineer machinery guarding in Apex, NC facility bringing facility into OSHA compliance, perform audits and risk assessments of facility and manufacturing operations, established safety committee responsible for implementing safety improvements across several operations.February 2021 July 2021, GSK, Rockville, MD, EHS AdvisorPerformed EHS audit and gemba, EHS advisor to Large Scale Manufacturing, Facilities and Engineering, capital projects, EHS training, risk assessment and hazard operability studies. Oversight of construction and demolition operations, emergency response planning and contractor management.March 2018 February 2021, GSK, Zebulon, NC, Construction and Machinery Safety EngineerExecuted the Zero Access Phase II machinery guarding project, which involved replacing non-compliant machine guarding on utilities and facilities, production, and laboratory equipment bringing the site into compliance with corporate machinery guarding engineering standards. Oversaw implementation of the contractor safety manual and conducted contractor safety orientation to all Zebulon site contractors. Performed project risk assessments and evaluated construction job safety analyses and permits to work. Initiated the Hazardous Area Classification studies of boiler & chiller rooms, leading to a project to increase ventilation in these spaces bringing them into compliance with corporate, NEC and NFPA standards. Managed safety projects to include the upgrade of the PA System and installation of fall protection on rooftops. Conducted root cause analyses and incident investigations related to machinery and contractor/construction safety.March 2016 March 2018, Biogen, RTP, NC, Senior EHS Associate IIResponsible for managing physical safety programs: lockout/tagout, construction and contractor safety, site fire team operations and emergency response planning, safety audits, radiation safety, incident investigation and root cause analysis, electrical safety, and fall protection. Support engineering and maintenance, small scale manufacturing, general contractors, capital project support, global safety teams, and site manufacturing safety team, Factory Mutual Loss Prevention, and local and county emergency planning. Accomplishments include the establishment of a site Fire Safety Team Manual, Contractor/Construction Safety Manual, and Radiation Safety Program. A site shutdown, which included multiple major construction projects, was concluded with zero OSHA recordable incidents (November 2016 July 2017).March 2015 March 2016, GlaxoSmithKline, Inc., Global Manufacturing and Supply, Zebulon, NC,MDPI Production Supervisor, Third ShiftSupervise production crew of over twenty employees while ensuring GSK Production System (Safety, Quality and Operational Equipment Efficiency) objectives are met. Ensure training of production crew to operate assembly and packaging equipment while adhering to GSK Lean Sigma principles. Eliminate or minimize quality notifications and aspire to create zero accidents, zero waste and zero defects. During this period, third shift staff had the fewest quality notifications and batch documentation errors and the highest near miss submissions and OEE percentage in Advair Diskus Assembly / Packaging.February 2012 March 2015, GlaxoSmithKline, Inc., Global Manufacturing and Supply, Zebulon, NC,EHS ManagerManaged the site Environmental, Health and Safety team. Ensured site compliance with local, state, and federal environmental, safety, and waste laws and regulations. Ensured critical EHS blue chip objectives are effectively delivered on time. Lead the site fire brigade as the SME in emergency response to fires, hazardous materials incidents, medical emergencies, and confined space rescue. Consistently developed EHS staff to ensure that knowledge, skills, and abilities are sufficient, and ensured the capabilities of EHS staff in order to meet their personal objectives and key performance indicators. Supported new product introduction (most notably for Breo Ellipta, Ezogabine, Tafenoquine, Avandia, and Panadol). This effort involved supporting development and approval of User Requirement Specifications, Factory Acceptance Test and Site Acceptance Test criteria development and approval. Lead PHA, FMEA, HAZOP, risk assessment, and JSA development groups. Demonstrated the ability to work globally across cultures, proven by successful completion of process safety, zero access (global machine guarding and lockout/tagout standards), and respirator free global initiatives. Developed the Business Continuity Plan for the site. Participated on the GSK Production System diagnostic team. Acted as the liaison to Factory Mutual Global Property Insurance, resulting in a score of 100 percent for the site. Under my management, the GSK Zebulon, NC manufacturing site received zero regulatory citations or Notices of Violation (as related to EHS programs). Additionally, the site GSK Reportable Injury and Illness Rate steadily declined, resulting in the most successful year for EHS the site had ever experienced, in 2014.2006 -2012, GlaxoSmithKline, Inc., Global Manufacturing and Supply, Zebulon, NCEHS Engineer IIResponsible for conducting risk assessments and performing hazard operability studies on manufacturing, packaging, facility operations and laboratory processes site-wide. Investigate accidents/incidents and develop corrective actions. Perform EHS audits and inspections. Write and revise site EHS procedures in compliance with corporate requirements, local, state and federal regulations. Review process-specific job safety analyses and job safety analyses for major construction projects. Develop, implement and conduct safety training. Responsible for maintenance and inspection of all emergency response equipment. EHS advisor for multi-million dollar facility upgrade projects.1999 - 2006 Johnson Controls, Inc., Facility Management Services, GSK-Zebulon, NCSafety CoordinatorResponsible for managing the EHS program for the Johnson Controls, Inc., GlaxoSmithKline-Zebulon, NC account, which consists of facility maintenance, calibrations, administrative and support employees, engineering and several subcontractors. Oversee the maintenance and operation of the facility fire management system, to include inspection, testing, and troubleshooting of all components in compliance with OSHA and NFPA standards. Review and authorize all construction and non-routine maintenance activities for the entire facility, by managing the facility Permit to Work program. GSK-Zebulon recorded over two million safe man-hours for all construction activities during this time. Wrote production job safety analyses and developed and presented Lockout/Tagout & Machine Guarding Awareness Training (department specific) to 800 pharmaceutical packaging and manufacturing employees, thereby dramatically raising awareness levels and driving the re-creation of a machine-specific energy control program for each department. During this time I also served on the GSK-Zebulon Hazardous Materials & Fire Brigade Response Team as the Training Officer, and as Chair of the Site Engineering Safety Committee. Additional responsibilities included developing and conducting safety training, assist with revising and developing Zebulon Safety Procedures and site specific Johnson Controls safety procedures, monitoring construction safety and contractor safety site-wide, performing facility risk assessments, safety audits and inspections. From 1999-2005, the GSK-Zebulon account earned five Johnson Controls, Inc. Corporate Gold Health and Safety Awards, and one Platinum Health and Safety Award working 500,000 safe man-hours with only one OSHA recordable injury.1998-1999 National Vulcanized Fiber Company Yorklyn, DECorporate Safety ManagerManaged Corporate Occupational Health and Safety for five manufacturing facilities that produced various industrial products. Wrote the NVF Company Safety Inspection Program and implemented it into the loss control efforts of five manufacturing facilities. Established an industrial hygiene evaluation system to include air monitoring, noise dosimetry, and personal protective equipment evaluations. Conducted OSHA compliance audits throughout NVF Co. facilities and launched Safety Action Teams comprised of management and union employees to eliminate safety and health hazards, and to investigate accidents. Developed supervisory safety training and held a monthly supervisors safety meeting for the Yorklyn, DE and Kennett Square, PA operations. Cultivated the "corporate safety culture" and built the foundation for making health and safety a core value of NVF Company. Overall, developed an organized, systematic approach to industrial hygiene, loss control, safety, and risk management, which was easily utilized at the production level.March 2014 December 2017First Sergeant, 77th Air Refueling Squadron, U.S. Air Force Reserves, Seymour Johnson AFB, NCProvide the Squadron Commander a mission-ready enlisted force to execute the unit mission, mid-air refueling of military aircraft. Prepare enlisted personnel for deployment and exercise leadership to provide and sustain a mission-ready workforce. Advise Squadron leadership on health, esprit de corps, discipline, mentoring, well-being and career progression of the enlisted force. Maintain a working knowledge of personnel management with emphasis on quality force indicators, personnel and administration, military training, Air Force organization, military justice and counseling techniques.1993 - March 2014 U.S. Air Force Reserves, Seymour Johnson AFB, NCTechnical Sergeant and Non-Commissioned Officer In-Charge of the 916th Air Refueling Wing, Bioenvironmental Engineering FlightSpearheaded the revision of industrial hygiene case files after the 916th Air Refueling Wing became a separate USAFR Wing, earning the 916th ARW Airman of the Quarter Award for the 2nd Quarter of 1996. Continuously manage an industrial hygiene case file system for all industrial shops associated with the 916th Air Refueling Wing, and communicate the results of all industrial hygiene surveys with each shop through opening and closing conferences. Conduct respiratory protection training and fit testing, and chemical warfare defense gas mask fit testing for Wing personnel preparing to deploy to a war theater. Overall, responsible for oversight of the industrial hygiene program for the 916th Air Refueling Wing, training and preparing for nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) warfare defense operations in a war theater, and supervising the Military Public Health section of the 916th Air Refueling Wing. Additional duties include Non-Commissioned Officer of Medical Readiness and Non-Commissioned Officer of NBC Defense for the 916th Aeromedical Dental Squadron. Operational Readiness Inspections of the 916th Bioenvironmental Engineering Flight resulted in excellent ratings in all areas of responsibility. Assisted with the planning and execution of medical humanitarian missions to Nicaragua and Paraguay in 2010 and 2007 respectively, where 24,000 civilians were medically treated in only ten days.EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONSB.S., Environmental Health, December, 1997 East Carolina University, Greenville, NCCertified Safety Professional, April 2023, Board of Certified Safety ProfessionalsAssociate Safety Professional, April, 2022, Board of Certified Safety ProfessionalsEpsilon Nu Eta, National Environmental Health Honor Society, Accepted April, 1997OSHA 40 hr. Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, May 1994NCOSH 10 Hr. Construction Safety Certification (2000 & 2006)OSHA 30 Hr. General Industry Training, September 2022EPA Hazardous Materials Incident Response OperationsExcavation and Trenching "Competent Person" CertificationFall Protection "Competent Person" CertificationEaton, Arc Flash - NFPA 70E Electrical Safety TrainingSecret Security Clearance (US Department of Defense)REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST |
