Jonathan Henson, Cmiosh Email & Phone Number

Monroe, New Jersey, United States

Offshore PowerOcean IntelligenceOcean Engineering and Design

Greater Houston

Houston, Texas Area

The Director of EHS is responsible for administering, progressively developing and delivering systems that drive safe operating practices. Responsible for cultivating a productive, healthy and accident free workplace by establishing and promoting safety policies and coordinating with executives, managers and employees to perform work in accordance with procedures in compliance with regulatory EHS laws and industry standards. -Directs global environmental, health and safety activities that are required by OSHA, EPA, DOT and local country/provincial/state regulations for Cook Compression.-Ensures that accident reports required by regulatory agencies are filed accurately and timely.-Develops and presents improvement opportunities to top management; implements approved changes.-Plans, implements, and oversees programs to reduce or eliminate occupational injuries, illnesses, deaths and regulatory risk.-Develops and leads environmental, health and safety training as required by company policy and regulators.-Works closely with other EHS professionals in plants across the enterprise (dotted line reporting).-Leads the investigation of accidents and injuries; works with legal counsel to prepare materials and evidence for use in hearings, lawsuits, and insurance investigations;-Directs the preparation of studies and analyses of industrial accident causes and hazards to health; draws conclusions and makes recommendations based on the studies.-Inspects organization facilities to detect existing or potential accident and health hazards, determines corrective or preventative measures where indicated, and follows up to ensure measures have been implemented.-Drafts and executes policy and procedures relevant to EHS requirements in DPC.

Houston, Texas Area

Houston, Texas Area

BG GroupReading, United Kingdom and Houston, TexasAs the BG Group (BG) Global HSSE Manager, decreased the Total Recordable Case Frequency (TRCF) from 2.98 to 1.40. Moved focus from occupational to process safety events at BG while maintaining safety performance initiatives. No significant loss of primary control of hydrocarbons during drilling operations with BG. Initiated programs at BG which standardized working processes in well engineering (WE). Completed investigations related damage, personnel injury and asset integrity. Commenced peer review investigation process for WE-led investigations.Chairs monthly Safety Performance Calls and Community of Practice (COP) with all BG operated assets; set agenda. Functional Critical Role which aligns initiatives from Group HSSAI with the well engineering function.Initialed COP calls with asset WE HSSE advisers trading lessons learned, best practices and generally made the world smaller though professional discussion. Speaker at the 2015 inaugural IADC Human Factors Conference (2015). Spoke at the European Drilling Engineering Association conference (2013).

Houston, Texas

Member of a great team that moved the rig's TRCF from 10.93 to 1.35 over three years. Implemented safety management systems which exceeded International requirements, national standards and class requirements at MDUSA. Qualified the rig and office for ISO 14001. Maintained ISO 9001, ISM and ISPS certifications.Rig and staff instructor during the change from paper based management system to SIRIUS safety management system. Brought a $750 million Sixth Generation rig into the US Gulf of Mexico and maintained zero findings against the rig by the US Coast Guard at initial and subsequent inspections. Completed and reviewed investigations related damage, personnel injury and asset integrity incidents. Speaker at the IADC Lifting Conference (2012), Offshore Technology Conference (2011 and 2012), Texas A&M International Safety Symposium (2011), and SPE/IADC HSE conference (2010 and 2011).Quality Manager for Generation 6 MODUCompany Security OfficerDesignated Person AshoreLead auditor/investigator

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Vetting Program Manager/Lead AuditorMaersk Line, Limited [MLL], the Lost Time Incident Frequency rate fell from 2.01 to 1.89 despite doubling of fleet size (c. 36 to 80).Conducted internal audits on MLL vessels around the world, reflags and assisted in external audits; no major non-conformities. Most internal audits and vettings were underway.Circled the globe twice conducting audits from The Netherlands to Dubai, to Singapore to Dutch Harbor, Alaska. No MLL ship was detained resulting from port state control exams during tenure. Top Secret clearance (US Coast Guard and MLL), 2003-2009. Lead Investigator: critically reviewed casualty investigations and lead same at MLL. Speaker representing HSE during Master's and Chief's conferences, taught new management system during audits and engaged officers and crew with requirements of ISO 9001, 14001 and OHSAS 18001 as MLL completed implementation.

Savannah, Georgia Area

Senior Investigating OfficerResponsible for enforcing navigation and shipping laws and investigates marine casualties to determine their causes. Initiation of civil penalties for mariners and ship operating companies who violated U.S. laws and regulations. Prosecuted merchant mariners before an Administrative Law Judge for suspension and revocation proceedings against the Coast Guard issued licenses and documents. Served as the Command Intelligence Officer responsible for collecting, disseminating classified and unclassified intelligence reports from diverse sources to serve the command staff threat analysis and assessments for port and Coast Guard assets.

Master Of Science (Ms), Occupational Safety, 4.0 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Golden Key Phi Kappa Phi Occupational Safety and Health; completed Masters degree through distance learning..

Bs, Liberal Studies

Activities and Societies: Magna Cum Laude Degree completed in two years based on previous college and credit through Coast Guard courses..