Travis Bond Email and Phone Number

Project Safety Adviser, Trainer, Auditor, Safety Coordinator

• HSE Advisor for Pipe laying vessel G1201 as well as pipe lay vessel DB Hercules and G1200 for clients such as Shell and Williams and Dubai Petroleum.• Consulted with clients in Dubai Projects as well as pre project consultation while in Singapore. • Discussed and assisted in maintaining overall safe work practices while on Dry Dock in Freeport, Bahamas with open communication with local shipyard practices, policies, and regulations.• Worked directly with Superintendants, Foreman, Leader man and crew in education, and new safe work practices.

• HSE Coordinator for land and offshore / ship jobs involving new construction as well as repair. Overseeing the transfer of products safely and in a timely manner in accordance with OSHA standards. • Monitor and evaluate other HSE personnel based on there current knowledge and activity involving the project as well as evaluate plans of attack on problems and being able to provide solutions with such problems.• Perform confined space testing with FIVE gas monitor searching for H2s, CO2,LEL,VOC’’Sand air quality as well as air flow in all related spaces aboard the ships, rigs, and ground level spaces.• Review and write policies regarding requirements for 3rd party contractors on all jobs we are awarded.• Provide professional advice on design requirements for fire / safety and life saving systems, guided by the Companies HSE philosophies as well as Local and International Safety Design Codes / Standards• Develop periodical HSE reports for company sponsor, Conducts safety & communication meetings.• Conducts safety & environmental inspection & audits. Ensuring a safe work environment. Perform as required, any other safety duties as directed by the Senior Safety Mgr.• Coordinate with the external HSE manager and provide them with relevant information during the yearly HSE inspections

Environmental and Safety representative for Government contractor. Building Joint High Speed Vessels and Combat System ships for United States Navy. • Performing daily confined space testing with a Five Gas monitor, searching for H2s, CO, LEL, VOC’s, and Air quality and air flow in excess of over 200 confined spaces a day.• Oversee JSA (Job Safety Analysis) meetings in departments and ensuring the jobs are deemed safe for employees and government personnel to work on or in.• Complete Hot Work Permits, Reviewing policies with employees and members of the United States Navy to ensure safe and healthy work areas for all employees. • Over seeing modular transfers and lifts and work in or around confined space areas.• Fire fighting inspections on all hoses, extinguishers, and AFFF systems as deemed as a competent person.• Deal with ordering supplies for safety department by budget guidelines.• Develop safety plans for high profile projects as well as individualized plans for confined spaces, and hazardous areas. • First Aid and CPR qualified• Complete weekly audits for coordinators and area foreman as well as provide presentations for coordinators on progress and concerns for my assigned areas.• Instruct new hires in orientation on company policy and expectations • Familiar with Stop Work Authority • Conduct safety inspections and monitor equipment, work areas, and overall work practices and procedures for compliance with established environmental health and safety, EPA, Naval Regulations ,rules, regulations, and policies. • Prepare, examine, maintain, and calibrate Environmental, Health, and Safety monitoring and testing equipment to ensure the machinery and equipment meet appropriate safety regulations.• Write detailed safety and environmental assessment reports in a timely manner.

• Oversaw decon operations in Theodore, Alabama, during British Petroleum (BP) oil spill• Completed safety surveys to identify/assess occupational health, safety, and environmental conditions• Reported directly to BP coordinators with daily evaluations of progress and need be corrections to improve overall performance of the crew and provide encouraging motivation for moral and work practices.• Decontaminated ships, “vessels of opportunity” and barges for BP• Identify, plan, conduct, or provide training for over 200 personnel in a variety of safety, health, and other risk management related areas.• Constant monitoring of vessels of operation.• Constant air monitoring with 5 gas monitors for barges and for vessels of operation that assisted in the oil spill. Main concerns where LEL , H2s, VOC’s, Benzene, CO levels, O2 Levels• Make sure that all personnel where trained in proper handling of HAZMAT materiel and to educate the junior employees on what was considered proper handling or disposal of HAZMAT material.• Prepared reports for senior coordinators as well as BP (British Petroleum) representatives to present to the United States Government on the progress of work being done for the Oil Spill. • Encouraged good behavior practices in department heads as well as hourly employees to boost moral as well as to motivate for safety bonus’s for employees. • Prepare, examine, maintain, and calibrate Environmental, Health, and Safety monitoring and testing equipment to ensure the machinery and equipment meet appropriate safety regulations. • Write detailed safety and environmental assessment reports in a timely manner.