Brian Murphy is an experienced safety professional with a proven history of strategic planning for the development, implementation and management of the corporate safety processes and programs. With over 17 years of experience within various industries including water /wastewater treatment, metals mining, food processing, chemical, nuclear and fossil generation facilities, and commercial construction Brian has the experience and knowledge to create and execute effective strategic plans while simultaneously developing a safety culture. Currently, Brian is the Corporate Safety Manager for Dawson Construction. Dawson is a General Contractor operating in Washington and Alaska providing services to the educational, healthcare, marine, industrial, multi-family housing, and mining industries. As part of the Dawson Construction’s management team Brian’s leadership has enabled the company to realize a reduction in OSHA recordable cases, injury costs, liabilities, and Workers’ Compensation costs as well as enter new highly regulated industries such as petrochemical and mining. He is responsible for establishing the goal of zero accidents through clear communication of high expectations, coaching key leaders, and manages all facets of health and safety compliance for the company. Prior to Dawson Construction, Brian was employed by Framatome ANP, Inc., An AREVA and Siemens Company where he provided consulting and engineering services. This experience resulted in a diverse skill set including project management, proposal development, and extensive technical knowledge in basic engineering principles, hazards & consequence analysis, industrial safety/loss prevention, security, process safety/risk management program development, code compliance, fire protection engineering, and emergency planning. Brian completed a B.S. degree in Fire Protection and Safety Engineering Technology in 1999 and achieved the Certified Safety Professional (CSP) designation in 2005.
Listed skills include Construction Safety, Occupational Health, Accident Investigation, Industrial Hygiene, and 30 others.