Conduct documented daily EHS inspections.Deliver site specific project EHS orientations.Participate in the Daily Hazard Analysis process.Investigate incidents to determine root cause and develop corrective and preventative actions.Review EHS plans and assist with plan development as needed.Ensure contractors are adhering to their EHS plans.Ensure craft workers are appropriately trained for their assigned tasks.Deliver various EHS training modules as needed.Assist in managing a positive reinforcement program.

• Risk Assessment and Analysis: Conducted complex risk assessments to identify hazards, evaluate existing controls, and make technically sound recommendations for improvement.• Client Consultation and Relationship Management: Engaged with customers to discuss risk management needs, provided tailored solutions, and established service objectives aligned with client goals and loss analysis.• Technical Expertise and Communication: Applied high-level technical expertise to serve as a subject matter expert, communicated technical information clearly in reports and presentations, and provided advanced risk management services.• Field Inspections and Reports: Performed on-site evaluations, took measurements and photos to identify potential hazards, and completed detailed reports on findings.• Safety and Compliance: Monitored safety and health compliance in the workplace, assessed facility protections and maintenance programs, and stayed current with industry trends and regulatory standards.• Training and Development: Created and presented technical training and publications, participated in career development activities, and mentored less experienced consultants.• Conducted thorough inspections across diverse industries (construction, manufacturing, hospitality, retail, healthcare).• Identified injury trends, safety hazards, and recommended actionable improvements to mitigate risks.• Collaborated with underwriters and stakeholders to assess account acceptability, exposures, and control measures.• Utilized strong communication and sales skills to ensure compliance with safety recommendations and delivered targeted training to clients• Applied in-depth knowledge of OSHA Standards (29 CFR 1926, 1910, 1915, 1919) and EHS regulations to evaluate safety concerns and develop risk management strategies.• Reviewed OSHA 300 logs to identify and address loss trends, ensuring effective risk mitigation.• Built and maintained relationships with a diverse client base

As an OSHA Safety & Health Consultant and Trainer at USF OTIEC, I delivered comprehensive safety and health training across various sectors, including Construction, General Industry, and Maritime. My role encompassed both in-person and virtual instructional formats, integrating real-world experiences into training to enhance practical learning. • OSHA Authorized Outreach Trainer with qualifications including OSHA 500, 501, 502, 503, 510, 511, 3015, 5410, 5400, 5402, 2045, 7410, and 7415.• Training Delivery: Conducted engaging and informative training sessions, both in-person and via live virtual platforms, covering OSHA standards for Construction, General Industry, and Maritime sectors. Utilized Microsoft Office Suite and Canvas LMS for creating and delivering content.• Instructional Development: Developed, revised, and tested instructional materials to ensure effectiveness in teaching workplace hazard recognition and safety. Employed hands-on learning exercises and real-world scenarios to enhance understanding and application of EHS principles.• Performance Evaluation: Assessed student performance through evaluations and tests to confirm comprehension of hazard recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention. Made necessary revisions to curriculum and training materials based on performance outcomes.• Educational Tools and Technology: Proficient in using educational software and learning management systems such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Canvas LMS to facilitate training and managing educational content.Delivered effective training programs that enhanced workplace safety knowledge and compliance by integrating practical experiences into educational materials, resulting in improved student engagement and understanding.During my tenure, I contributed to advancing workplace safety education and compliance, ensuring that participants gained the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively manage and mitigate occupational hazards.

• Extensive knowledge of OSHA standards for Construction, General Industry, and Maritime environments (29 CFR 1926, 1910, 1915, 1919).• Conducted inspections across various industries including manufacturing, maritime, and construction in Central & South Florida.• Responded to accidents, employee complaints, and referrals related to hazardous work operations and unsafe conditions.• Assessed jobsites and reviewed EHS services by conducting onsite inspections, interviewing employees, and auditing programs, procedures, and records.• Interviewed management, union representatives, and employees to detail hazardous conditions and determine citations and penalties.• Analyzed inspection and complaint facts, evaluated relevance, and made recommendations for citations.• Reviewed and assessed written policies and procedures, including LOTO, HAZCOM, EHS, JHA, JSA, Machine Guarding, EAP’s, PPE, Forklifts, Fall Protection, OSHA 300 logs, MSDS, SDS, Ladder Safety, Workplace Violence and more.

Chief Boatswain’s Mate / Navy Deep Sea Diver / High-Risk Instructor:• Training Safety Officer (TSO): Conducted monthly EAPs for high-risk courses, ensuring compliance with NAVOSH and ORM requirements covering over 1800 students per year.• Subject Matter Expert (SME): Instructor & SME for 12 High Risk Courses of Instruction (COI) including Scuba, Surface Supplied Diving, MK16, Mixed Gas Diving, Weapons, and Underwater Demolition at the Naval Diving and Salvage School (NDSTC).• Master Training Specialist (MTS) / Mentor: Evaluated instructors and reviewed curriculum to ensure effective delivery of high-risk training from 136 instructors. • Platoon Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO): Coordinated logistics and maintenance for three Dry Deck Shelters (DDS), a multi-million-dollar Deep Submergence Diving Systems, Quality Assurance Inspector (QAI), and managed diverse military and civilian teams during operations.