Brian Beavin Email & Phone Number

Frankfort, Ky, Us

· Provide the company a dedicated safety and health resource.· Assist in department audits to identify deficiencies regarding compliance in machine guarding, electrical, ergonomic, emergency response, etc. · Provide professional assistance in ensuring compliance with policies and programs. · Train and conduct periodic annual audits of the authorized lockout tagout employees while also ensuring the affected and other employees are aware of the standard. · Provide annual crane safety training.· Conduct ergonomic assessments on employees work stations to help ease any bodily tension that could lead to an injury. Fall protection training.Incident Investigation. Root cause analysis.

Charlotte, North Carolina Area

· As lead site safety specialist my job was to monitor and supervise all work activity to ensure state, federal, local regulations and site rules were followed. Work activity included supervision over 1 mile of rail road installation, large excavation work, and heavy equipment operation. · I conducted training and supervision for the employees on site along with answering any questions regarding OSHA regulations and other safety related questions. I also wrote and updated site safety and health programs along with writing professional incident/ accident reports · Each day a safety report was done on any findings and the report would be reviewed with management and also the employees. · I attend all management meetings along with giving safety feedback to upper management if any problems arise with teammates. I also managed PPE distribution and conduct orientation for new hires and visitors. My main job is to keep my employees from coming in contact with safety and health hazards.

Frankfor Kentucky

· Trains and supervises over new employees. Takes new hires on inspections and investigations. Guides them through the inspection procedures and helps them on report and citation preparation. · Conducts workplace Fatality, Amputation, and other advanced investigations. Writes complex and intricate reports of workplace investigations. Issues citations and monetary penalties to employers. Conducts inspection at General Industry (CFR 1910), and Construction Sites (CFR 1926).· Operates technical testing equipment. Attends training seminars and programs. Researches technical publications and literature. · Testifies in quasi-judicial hearings before the Kentucky Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission as a result of contested citations and penalties. Conducts informal conferences for the purpose of settling cases. Recommends safety and health abatement assistance.