David Halley Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Provides direct assistance and support to the Chief of Naval Operations (N46) as the Program Manager for the Navy Occupational Safety and Health Mishap Prevention and Hazard Abatement (HAP Program).Managing the Centrally Funded NAVOSH Mishap Prevention & Hazard Abatement program established by CNO for the correction of hazards at Naval Facilities. Administers a 5-7 million dollar budgetAdvisor to the NAVFAC Safety Director and Safety Program Manager for Safety and Occupational Health policy and process development and process development and implementation. Advises in the areas of facility safety and health issues including facility acquisition, MILCON Construction, Installations Engineering Support, Public Works, Environmental and Base Realignment and Closure,Navy Mishap Prevention & Hazard Abatement Program Manager - Mishap Prevention and Hazard Abatement (MPHA) program is a centrally managed fund to correct safety and health deficiencies beyond the funding capabilities of the activity. The Naval Facilities Engineering command MPHA Program can provide technical and financial assistance when funding is beyond the capability of the local activity or claimant. Help Navy reduce injuries/illnesses and lost workdaysEducate Navy on mishap preventionCorrect hazards beyond funding capability of local commandersAddress Navy-wide issues (economy of scale)Works with Subject Matter experts in the areas of ergonomics, fall protection, electrical and industrial ventilation to assist Navy commands with resolution of unsafe discrepancies. Works to ensure that the customer is an integrated part of the team from needs identification Helps the customer achieve their safety and health program goals by preventing mishaps and reduce lost time.

Naples Area, Italy

Responsible for the development, administration and coordination of all facets of NAVFAC EUROPE, AFRICA, CENTRAL Safety and Health Program which includes construction and support contract safety monitoring and overall safety and health monitoring of numerous contract administration offices responsible for safety and health requirements during ongoing construction, demolition, rehabilitation and service related projects throughout the EURAFCENT Area Of Responsibility. Responsibilities include safety oversight of all major occupational safety and health and contract safety areas such as: hazardous material control and management; mishap investigation, analysis, and reporting; confined space entry program; hazardous wastes safety management; respiratory protection program; safety education program; workplace hazard assessment; asbestos control program; and workplace inspection program, ergonomics program, personal protection equipment program, energy control program, blood borne pathogens, lead (Pb) control, sight and hearing onservation, indoor air quality management, hazard abatement, weight handling program, and quality assurance of the safety program. Provided supervision and leadership to a mixed staff of Civilian Safety Professionals and Military Safety Representatives at multiple locations in the Command at locations to include Bahrain, Rota Spain, Naples Italy, Souda Bay Greece, Camp Lemonnier Djibouti, Vincenza Italy, Sigonella Sicily, Poland and Romania.

Washington Navy Yard

Provides direct assistance and support to the Chief of Naval Operations (N46) as the Program Manager for the Navy Occupational Safety and Health Mishap Prevention and Hazard Abatement (HAP Program).Managing the Centrally Funded NAVOSH Mishap Prevention & Hazard Abatement program established by CNO for the correction of hazards at Naval Facilities. Administers a 10-15 million dollar budgetAdvisor to the NAVFAC Safety Director and Safety Program Manager for Safety and Occupational Health policy and process development and process development and implementation. Advises in the areas of facility safety and health issues including facility acquisition, MILCON Construction, Installations Engineering Support, Public Works, Environmental and Base Realignment and Closure,Navy Mishap Prevention & Hazard Abatement Program Manager - Mishap Prevention and Hazard Abatement (MPHA) program is a centrally managed fund to correct safety and health deficiencies beyond the funding capabilities of the activity. The Naval Facilities Engineering command MPHA Program can provide technical and financial assistance when funding is beyond the capability of the local activity or claimant. ObjectivesHelp Navy reduce injuries/illnesses and lost workdaysEducate Navy on mishap preventionCorrect hazards beyond funding capability of local commandersAddress Navy-wide issues (economy of scale)Works with Subject Matter experts in the areas of ergonomics, fall protection, electrical and industrial ventilation to assist Navy commands with resolution of unsafe discrepancies. Works to ensure that the customer is an integrated part of the team from needs identification Helps the customer achieve their safety and health program goals by preventing mishaps and reduce lost time.Additionally, I assist the NAVFAC Safety Office with reviewing various instructions and guidance to include the OPNAV Instructions and numerous UFC's (Unified Facilities Criteria) documents prior to publication.

Public Works Norfolk Va

Site Safety Manager for Naval Facilities Engineering Command Mid Atlantic, Public Works Norfolk Va

Naples Area, Italy

Responsible for the development, administration and coordination of all facets of NAVFAC EUROPE, AFRICA, SOUTHWEST ASIA's Safety and Health Program which includes construction and support contract safety monitoring and overall safety and health monitoring of numerous contract administration offices responsible for safety and health requirements during ongoing construction, demolition, rehabilitation and service related projects throughout the EURAFSWA AOR. Responsibilities include safety oversight of all major occupational safety and health and contract safety areas such as: hazardous material control and management; mishap investigation, analysis, and reporting; confined space entry program; hazardous wastes safety management; respiratory protection program; safety education program; workplace hazard assessment; asbestos control program; and workplace inspection program, ergonomics program, personal protection equipment program, energy control program, blood borne pathogens, lead (Pb) control, sight and hearing onservation, indoor air quality management, hazard abatement, weight handling program, and quality assurance of the safety program. Provided supervision and leadership to a mixed staff of Civilian Safety Professionals and Military Safety Representatives at multiple locations in the Command at locations to include Bahrain, Rota Spain, Naples Italy, Souda Bay Greece, Camp Lemonnier Djibouti, Vincenza Italy, Sigonella Sicily and Romania.

Supervised, lead and performed work concerned with managing, administering, and operating specific safety and occupational health programs at an overseas location. Coordinated all host nation safety requirements and provided expert interpretation of the requirements as they pertain to US forces . •Developed, implemented and evaluated program functions. Specific duties include: developing programs designed to eliminate or minimize injury as well as property and productivity losses; working with supervisors, union officials, and safety and occupational health committees to eliminate or control hazardous operations or conditions; and developing educational material and techniques and promoting a wide variety of training activities designed to achieve awareness of safety hazards and corresponding preventive procedures. • Responsible for training, implementation and operation of NAVFAC Safety Programs for 300+ Navy Civilians and local national workers at Public Works Rota Spain, Construction and Services Contractors at NSA Rota. • As a regional asset, also assists with the development and training of Site Specific Safety Programs at FEC EURAFSWA sites. • Safety manager responsible for performing in-depth analysis, developing interventions to reduce job losses, performing job site visits/audits, and providing employee training. • Continuously improved safety awareness, compliance, and tracked annual safety metrics. • Safety Program Manager charged with the development and implementation of NAVFAC Safety programs, complying with all government regulations and requirements. • Lead mishap and accident investigations, analyzes data to develop root cause analysis, makes recommendations for corrective actions • Made reports of data directly to the NAVFAC safety director, tracks OSHA compliance documentation and promotes a positive safety role model for others to follow. Recommends disciplinary action when required.

Us Naval Academy, Annapolis Md

Supervised, lead and performed work concerned with managing, administering, and operating specific safety and occupational health program. •Developed, implemented and evaluated program functions. Specific duties include: developing programs designed to eliminate or minimize injury as well as property and productivity losses; working with supervisors, union officials, and safety and occupational health committees to eliminate or control hazardous operations or conditions; and developing educational material and techniques and promoting a wide variety of training activities designed to achieve awareness of safety hazards and corresponding preventive procedures. • Responsible for training, implementation and operation of NAVFAC Safety Programs for 100 Navy Civilians at Public Works Annapolis, Construction and Services Contractors at the US Naval Academy. • As a regional asset, also assists with the development and training of Site Specific Safety Programs at FEC Washington sites. • Safety manager responsible for performing in-depth analysis, developing interventions to reduce job losses, performing job site visits/audits, and providing employee training. • Continuously improved safety awareness, compliance, and tracked annual safety metrics. • Safety Program Manager charged with the development and implementation of NAVFAC Safety programs, complying with all government regulations and requirements. • Lead mishap and accident investigations, analyzes data to develop root cause analysis, makes recommendations for corrective actions • Maked reports of data directly to the NAVFAC safety director, tracks OSHA compliance documentation and promotes a positive safety role model for others to follow. Recommends disciplinary action when required. • Assigned as the NAVFAC Washington Designated Dive Coordinator (DDC) responsible for coordination of Dive Operations within the Region.

Us Naval Academy, Annapolis Md

• Managed the Quality Control programs and ensured that all employees understand and meet the AFM Quality Policy. • Provided direct supervision of the QC Inspectors and QC assistants. • Ensured compliance with State, Local and Federal regulations • Coordinated and lead ISO certification program, provides training, leads meetings and acts as resource for ISO information. • Monitored operations to prevent production defects, verified adherence to plans and requirements. • Created and distributed routine and special reports and metrics that demonstrate the accomplishment of site work objectives and performance. • HSE manager responsible for performing in-depth analysis, developing interventions to reduce job losses, performing job site visits/audits, and providing employee training. Continuously improved Safety awareness, compliance, and tracked annual safety metrics. • Lead mishap and accident investigations, analyzed data to develop root cause analysis, made recommendations for corrective actions • Made reports of data directly to the corporate safety director, tracks OSHA compliance documentation and promotes a positive safety role model for others to follow. Recommends disciplinary action when required. • Monitored the progress of assigned projects, identifies schedule slippages and coordinates corrective action. • Provided advisory services, examined and appraised property, and administered regulatory provisions and controls. • Overall Implementation and performance of the Quality Management System • Provided Management with analysis and recommendations on improving the Quality Management System, and its emphasis on operations. • Managed the Non Conformance and Corrective Preventative and Improvement Actions procedures to ensure they are being used effectively. • Recommended improvements in processes and procedures to the individual process owners and to Top Management Officials.

Groton, Ct