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Orlando, Florida Area

-Led the FAA’s District Office with overall authority and responsibility for compliance with Federal, state and local Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health regulations for 15 International, 22 regional airports and over 40 radar facilities in four states. (FL, MS, AL and GA.)-Served as the Environmental and Occupational Safety and Health (EOSH) Technical Program Manager/Expert for the Jacksonville District Air Traffic Organization (ATO). -Transformed an organization that was ranked the lowest on district metrics for the east coast into the best in 11 months! Ranked #1 in 14 out of 15 categories!-Coordinated and managed field EOSH technical program elements focusing on fuel storage tanks, NFPA requirements, fall protection, electrical safety, lockout/tagout, constructionsupport, training, tower safety inspection, policy development, accident investigation and reporting, and other EOSH program elements. -Developed new programs for CPR/AED, Confined Space, Electrical and Fall Protection.-Inspected or surveyed workplaces for compliance with established safety and occupational health policies or standards and to Identify potential new hazards. Over 1500 findings were corrected in the first year!-Led the district's Fall Protection, Confined Space, Air Quality, Asbestos, Lead, Water Quality, Safety Training, Electrical, Hearing Conservation, AED, CPR and First Aid Programs.

Jacksonville Area, Florida

-Developed scopes of work for 100 million plus in contract resources required to implement specific aspects of EOSH program operations. 100% on time rate!-Performed highly complex and sensitive tasks with hazardous materials while fully complying with environmental and safety regulations from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, consensus standards from National Fire Protection Association, American National Standards Institute, Executive Orders and applicable regulations. -Managed programs related to Asbestos/Lead Control, Fire Life Safety, Air/Water quality testing, Electrical Safety, Fall Protection and Environmental Service Area Support. -Trained more than a thousand people in CPR, AED and First Aid and currently certified as an instructor for Emergency University and the National Safety Council. Managed AED Program.

Kennedy Space Center, Fl

ManTech/NASA Safety SA-E, Kennedy Space Center, Florida NASA Safety Specialist/Engineer/Public Relations• Expert in OSHA 1926 and 1910 regulations along with NASA, state and federal regulations.• Expertise includes: construction, fire protection systems, hazardous materials, scaffolding, fall protection, lead and asbestos abatement, mobile and fixed cranes, electrical, demolition, trench, Maintenance of Traffic (MOT), general worker safety, facility inspections, accident investigation, safety and health plan design/review and pressure vessels. • Represent NASA Safety during hundreds of construction project meetings with the highest degree of professionalism while managing safety for over 50 million dollars worth of construction projects. • NASA Safety’s only expert in pressure vessel, environmental construction and fire protection systems.• Member of the Pressure Vessel Team and KSC PVS Working Group which identified and inventoried pressure vessels on the Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Station.• Active Secret-Security Clearance and explosive safety specialist.• Member of the Senior Management Walk-down Team and Executive Safety Forum (Representing Kennedy Space Center’s Highest Level Management)• NASA’s only expert on Environmental Reconstitution Construction Projects.• President of the SMASS Employee Health and Safety Committee

- Managed over 200 million dollars in construction projects. Expert in OSHA 1926 and 1910 regulations along with NASA, state and federal regulations.-Expertise includes: construction, fire protection systems, hazardous materials, scaffolding, fall protection, lead and asbestos abatement, mobile and fixed cranes, electrical, demolition, trench, Maintenance of Traffic (MOT), general worker safety, facility inspections, accident investigation, safety and health plan design/review and pressure vessels. -Represented NASA Safety during hundreds of construction project meetings with the highest degree of professionalism managing safety for over 250 million dollars’ worth of projects. - Identified contractor safety violations as NASA Safeties’ only expert in pressure vessel, environmental construction and fire protection systems. Was never wrong on a single write-up!-Active Secret-Security Clearance (Passed NASA, FAA, Lockheed Martin and USAF clearances).- Member of the Senior Management Walk-down Team and Executive Safety Forum (Representing Kennedy Space Center’s Highest Level Management)-Served as NASA’s only expert in Environmental Reconstitution Construction Projects.

Patrick Afb, Lakenheath Raf England, Bergstrom Afb, Whiteman Afb, Spangdalem Ab

Air Force Wing Safety Manager and Chief of HAZ MAT, Training and Operations • Performed analyses of compliance with safety regulations and procedures instituted by OSHA, the United States Air Force, and by the authorities having jurisdiction.• As Safety Director at Lakenheath Royal Air Force Base, England designed and implemented a new employee Safety and Occupational Health Specialist Program which served as a model for the entire command.• Facilitated quarterly safety compliance boards in which over 400 leaders were briefed on safety and health issues.• Implemented safety programs to prevent employee injuries and damage or loss of government property for over 10,000 personnel representing 35 different organizations.• Chief Safety Advisor for two Generals and representative leader for the European Armed Forces Council, represented over 100,000 people and 42 billion dollars in assets.• Responsible for program that included inspection activities related to the construction, maintenance, transportation and handling of high level program hardware.• Lead Hazardous Materials Technician program that managed base and facility functions that included flammables, explosives, confined spaces as well as laser operations.

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