Conducts compliance evaluations of equipment, structures, and work in progress to ensure that regulatory environmental, safety, and health standards and all applicable codes are followed.Actively monitoring all laws, regulations, and permitting requirements that have the potential to impact the facility.Conduct environmental procedures that include inspections, sampling, record keeping, training, data management, and reporting.Prepare and review technical reports, correspondence, and procedural manuals.Establish and maintain licenses, registrations, and permits in accordance with the TCEQ.Conducts training pertaining to health, safety, and environmental regulations.Assist in the implementation of HSE administrative processes.Conducted medical/first aid, occupational health, and industrial hygiene when necessary.Stop work in imminent danger situations or conditions having imminent adverse environmental, safety, and health impacts and recommend corrective actions. Provide technical assistance to corporate, office, and filed operations to ensure compliance with applicable international, federal, state, customer, and/or company environmental, safety, and health regulations.

Fabricated steel based on engineering designs.Senior overhead crane operator.Fork lift and side loader operator.Performed daily quality inspections on material cut to specifications.

Ensured Job Safety Analysis for each employee was adequate for each task being performed.Collected data that reflected the health, safety and environment of the facility and employees.Board member of the facility’s HSE committee.

Received, sorted, and distributed mail and packages from all courier services to over 400 employees. Sent packages via FedEx to other offices around the globe on a daily basis.Filled in for main receptionist daily.

Ensured that all employees were trained accurately and proficiently according to all orders and directives.Held responsible for all personnel that were assigned to the Body Composition Program.Maintained all training records of over 700 employees.Taught new and effective ways of maintaining the height and weight regulations of the Marine Corps.Trained staff in procedures, daily routines, and assisted in upgrading skills.

Ensured that the unit was trained and ready to survive and operate in a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear environment.Responsible for the employment, maintenance, and serviceability of all chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense equipment and supplies.

Generated daily, weekly, and monthly reports that aided in the operations of the central command center in Iraq.Translated over 5,000 radio transmissions to support convoy operations while in the Al Anbar Province of Iraq.Modified pre-existing documents to better suit the needs of the unit.