Serve as top safety official in the state of Arizona for a mechanical contractor company serving clients in semi-conductor and biopharma industries. Collaborated with internal leadership and client organizations for the successful execution of construction activities. Successfully lead a team of safety managers across multiple contracts in the state of Arizona. Developed EHS Policies and Procedures implemented across the state. Developed, tracked, and monitored safety trends within the organization to identify deficiencies within our own organization. Developed and implemented action plans based on data collected to improve the safety culture of the organization. Prepared all environmental health and safety documentation and acquired all needed permits. Possess an in-depth knowledge of EHS compliance regulations, auditing principles and investigation techniques. Developed and conducted high quality safety training on a wide range of construction safety topics and procedures for onsite construction activities. Produced and presented toolbox talks to field personnel. Conduct site audits and inspections to verify proper adherence to safety standards. Accurately document EHS actions and processes in computer database and online environmental compliance reporting systems. Selected Accomplishments: Recognized by the general contractor and client for the swift and successful turnaround in the safety performance of the company. Coordinated and implemented the collaboration of safety professionals on the jobsite to improve the safety performance of all trades. Established and led statewide safety committee consisting of employees from each site to identify and correct safety deficiencies within our own organization.

Serve as safety professional on industrial manufacturing and construction projects. Reviewed and updated safety policies and procedures for the company. Wrote and implemented site specific policies and procedures. Oversaw the safe operations of various crews including plumbers, HVAC, and carpenters. Manage the equipment program including mobile elevated work platforms (MEWP), forklifts, and personal protection equipment inventory. Conduct MEWP, forklift, and other required training for employees on site. Conduct site audits and daily safety inspections including trenches, scaffolding, and fall protection. Conduct accident and incident investigations. Worked with site leaders to ensure proper permitting and documentation was completed prior to the start of any sensitive work. Work closely with the general contractor and other sub-contractors on site to improve the overall safety for all employees.Selected Accomplishments: Selected above peers to aid Lucid Motors project for base-build construction. Oversaw critical lift crane operations to ensure safe operations and adherence to critical lift pick plan. Worked with team to select and implement personal protective equipment for various operations on site.

Serve as top official while deployed to multiple superfund projects hazardous waste cleanup sites throughout the U.S. and U.S. territories. Coordinated logistics with vendors, subcontractors, and field crews to provide the equipment and services required for the project. Established work schedule and methodologies for project work flow and completion. Led up to six field teams across multiple disciplines to meet project needs and schedule. Worked closely with government and private sector agencies to assure the highest standards of quality and safety were implemented. Completed time sheets, evaluations, and other administrative needs for the employees on the project. Accurately documented daily project progress and processes in computer databases. Completed daily site reports prepared for internal and external reporting.Selected Accomplishments: Selected above peers to manage technically challenging and remote project in the Aleutian Island chain.  Stepped in to manage a project running over $1 million in the red. Due to processes improvements and problem-solving abilities, was able to finish the project on schedule with minimal financial loss. Consistently found process improvements to decrease the required amount of time for project completion while maintaining the highest standards for safety and quality.

Serve as top safety official while deployed to multiple superfund projects hazardous waste cleanup sites throughout western U.S. Prepare environmental plans and ensure any needed permits are acquired. Perform daily safety audits and ensure completion of required environmental health and safety (EHS) documentation and reporting processes. Possess broad knowledge of EHS compliance regulations, auditing principles, environmental due diligence, and Explosives Safety Submission (ESS) guidelines. Coordinate logistics and planning with client organizations including the Army Corps of Engineers, as well as leadership and staff from Air Force environmental offices, EOD flights, weapons ranges, and contracting offices. Conduct high-quality training for AECOM employees on a wide range of safety topics, operations, and procedures for safely clearing hazardous waste sites. Accurately document EHS actions and processes in computer database and online environmental compliance reporting systems. Selected Accomplishments: Ensured successful and safe completion of more than five EHS cleanup projects, clearing 650K acres in five states throughout the western U.S. with zero safety incidents. Assigned as Safety Officer at the Utah Test and Training Range and at Fort Wingate Depot Activity, conducting Materials Possibly Presenting and Explosive Hazard (MPPEH) inspections and ensuring safety compliance.  Stepped in to reestablish the safety program at a site in risk of noncompliance. As a result, ensured zero safety violations or incidents occurred at this site, protecting the company’s reputation and ability to maintain operations. Selected above peers to serve special assignment as Safety Officer for complex EHS project worth over $100M.

Supervised team of up to 22 UXO technicians deployed to superfund hazardous waste clean-up operations on projects located throughout the western U.S. Provided direction to ensure any suspected UXO was safely investigated and removed if deemed necessary. Ensured team members maintained technical and tactical proficiency through continuous training and mentoring. Confirmed strict adherence to ESS and MPPEH guidelines, as well as compliance with all Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and other federal and state safety rules and regulations. Selected Accomplishments: Supervised the safety and systematic clearance of more than 650K acres of land on two UXO removal projects in two states in the Western U.S. Consistently completed hazardous clean-up operations with zero safety incidents, on time and under budget. Ensured safety and compliance while supervising over 40 open burn and demolition operations to remove military munitions from superfund sites.

Managed team of up to three fellow UXO technicians, maintaining accountability for the safe and efficient inspection and removal of UXO on superfund hazardous waste projects throughout the U.S. Ensured compliance with ESS guidelines as well as OSHA and other federal and state rules. Selected Accomplishments: Conducted safe and systematic clearance of more than 3M acres of land on more than 25 UXO removal projects in 15 states throughout the U.S.  Provided additional services, including site delineation, soil sampling, air monitoring, excavation, and heavy equipment operations. Ensured 100% accurate identification and removal of munitions and explosives of concern (MEC), munitions debris (MD), discarded military munitions (DMM), and range-related debris (RRD) to superfund cleanup sites.

Served as lead instructor and curriculum developer for advanced EOD school in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Updated and modernized training curriculum to include classroom instruction, demonstrations, practical exercises, and all testing and grading criteria. Coordinated training with U.S. Office of Defense Cooperation (USODC) and the Bosnian Ministry of Defense. Served as Range Safety Officer during live demolition training exercises. Ensured serviceability of inventory of training assets valued at over $3M, including inert ordnance used to help trainees identify UXO.Selected Accomplishments: Provided superior training and technical assistance to over 1K EOD professionals from over 90 different countries.  Converted curriculum from instructor certification programs completed through the U.S. Navy and U.S. Army EOD academies to EOD training for international students.  Ensured training was conducted with zero safety incidents, adhering to all safety guidelines established through international agreements developed by the USODC.

• Supervised a rapid response EOD team for the U.S. Air Force. • Responsible for the safety, training and performance of the members on the EOD team. • Orchestrated range clearances on the Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR). Oversaw disposal of ICBM motors in accordance with the START Treaty, emergency responses for aircraft emergencies and improvised explosive devices (IED). • Obtained and maintained a Top-Secret security clearance.

• Member of a rapid response EOD team for the U.S. Air Force. • Performed range investigations and clearances on the UTTR. Performed explosive operations on Hill Air Force Base and UTTR. Disposed of ICBM motors in compliance with the START Treaty. Performed special assignments with the Air Force Research Lab. Performed emergency responses for aircraft inflight emergencies and IEDs. • Provided EOD support to the U.S. Secret Service and Department of State for protection of the President of the United States, Vice President of the United States, and foreign heads of state. • Equipment manager for all EOD equipment totaling over three million dollars. Formulated an equipment maintenance and tracking program. • Volunteered for deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. • Obtained and maintained a Top-Secret security clearance.