Mark Medonis Email & Phone Number

Florida, United States

- Lead the Environment of Care (EOC) program to ensure compliance with safety, fire, and emergency management standards.- Conduct safety audits, inspections, and risk assessments to uphold Joint Commission standards.- Manage Decontamination Team operations, including training and emergency preparedness.- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to foster a culture of safety and improve operational efficiencies.- Develop and maintain safety policies, training programs, and compliance reporting systems.- Serve as a key resource for hazard management, emergency response planning, and staff education.Key Achievements:- Successfully organized hands-on Med Sled training sessions for staff, enhancing patient evacuation readiness.- Developed a comprehensive 'Safety Officer Book of Business' to streamline workflows and support team succession.- Proactively pursued ASP certification to advance expertise and professional growth.

Eglin Afb

As an Air Force Environmental Health and Safety manager, your primary responsibility is to ensure the health and safety of Air Force personnel in various environments. Leadership and Management:-Lead and guide a team of professionals in bioenvironmental engineering.-Organize and prioritize the workload.-Foster excellence, teamwork, and professional development.-Conduct evaluations, mentorship, and provide feedback.Environmental Compliance:-Ensure compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and policies.-Develop and implement programs to identify, evaluate, and control hazards.-Conduct assessments and audits to assess compliance and identify issues.-Collaborate with other units and agencies for corrective actions.Occupational Health:-Conduct surveys, inspections, and risk assessments for workplace hazards.-Develop and implement programs to prevent and mitigate health risks.-Provide guidance on protective equipment, monitoring, and surveillance.-Investigate illnesses and recommend preventive measures.Industrial Hygiene:-Assess and control hazards like noise, radiation, chemicals, and ergonomic risks.-Implement measures to reduce or eliminate exposure to hazardous substances.-Conduct air and water sampling for compliance.-Provide training on industrial hygiene practices.Emergency Response:-Develop and coordinate emergency response plans.-Provide expertise and participate in incident command structures.-Assess incidents and recommend mitigation measures.-Collaborate with other agencies for effective response.Training and Education:-Develop and deliver training on bioenvironmental engineering and practices.-Stay updated on developments in the field.-Guide and mentor subordinates.-Collaborate to promote a culture of safety and health.

Hill Afb, Ut

As an Air Force Environmental Health and Safety manager, your primary responsibility is to ensure the health and safety of Air Force personnel in various environments. Leadership and Management:-Lead and guide a team of professionals in bioenvironmental engineering.-Organize and prioritize the workload.-Foster excellence, teamwork, and professional development.-Conduct evaluations, mentorship, and provide feedback.Environmental Compliance:-Ensure compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and policies.-Develop and implement programs to identify, evaluate, and control hazards.-Conduct assessments and audits to assess compliance and identify issues.-Collaborate with other units and agencies for corrective actions.Occupational Health:-Conduct surveys, inspections, and risk assessments for workplace hazards.-Develop and implement programs to prevent and mitigate health risks.-Provide guidance on protective equipment, monitoring, and surveillance.-Investigate illnesses and recommend preventive measures.Industrial Hygiene:-Assess and control hazards like noise, radiation, chemicals, and ergonomic risks.-Implement measures to reduce or eliminate exposure to hazardous substances.-Conduct air and water sampling for compliance.-Provide training on industrial hygiene practices.Emergency Response:-Develop and coordinate emergency response plans.-Provide expertise and participate in incident command structures.-Assess incidents and recommend mitigation measures.-Collaborate with other agencies for effective response.Training and Education:-Develop and deliver training on bioenvironmental engineering and practices.-Stay updated on developments in the field.-Guide and mentor subordinates.-Collaborate to promote a culture of safety and health.

Lackland Afb, San Antonio, Texas

As an Air Force Military Training Instructor (MTI), your primary responsibilities include:Basic Military Training (BMT) Instruction: Teaching fundamental military subjects such as core values, customs, weapons handling, drill, physical fitness, and personal hygiene.Physical Training: Designing and leading fitness programs to ensure recruits meet physical standards.Discipline and Standards Enforcement: Maintaining high standards of conduct, appearance, and professionalism among recruits.Mentoring and Counseling: Providing guidance and support, addressing personal or performance-related issues.Drill and Ceremonies: Instructing recruits on drill movements, marching techniques, and military customs.Evaluation and Assessment: Assessing recruits' performance and progress, providing feedback and identifying areas for improvement.Safety and Risk Management: Ensuring the safety of recruits, identifying and mitigating potential hazards.Professional Development: Continuously improving knowledge and skills through training and staying updated on policies and regulations.Teamwork and Collaboration: Working with fellow MTIs and training staff to deliver consistent and high-quality training.Role Model and Leader: Exemplifying professionalism, integrity, and military bearing as a positive role model for recruits.These responsibilities collectively contribute to the successful training and transformation of recruits, preparing them to serve effectively in the Air Force.

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

As an F15 Egress Shift Leader, I led a team responsible for ensuring the safety and functionality of aircraft egress systems, including canopy, seat, and ejection systems, critical for pilot survival during emergencies. In this role, I coordinated daily shift activities, including maintenance, inspections, and troubleshooting of egress systems to meet strict operational readiness standards. I provided technical guidance and training to team members, fostering a culture of excellence and accountability. Additionally, I collaborated closely with other maintenance units and leadership to prioritize tasks, address challenges, and optimize operational efficiency. My role required meticulous attention to detail, adherence to safety protocols, and effective communication skills to ensure mission success in high-pressure environments.

Bachelor'S Of Science, Environmental Science, 3.41

Associate In Applied Science, Education Administration And Managment

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas, Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas, Airframe Mechanics And Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas, Cad/Cadd Drafting And/Or Design Technology/Technician

Activities and Societies: Golf Team 2 years, Acedemic Athlete Award CAD Intern - AAR Cargo Systems