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Boise, Id, Us

Hampton Roads, Virginia Metropolitan Area

As a Western Region OSH Support Specialist, provided mission support to TSA Field Units withsolutions for improving safety performance through analysis of incident locations and functions.Identified trends and hazardous conditions, and recommended appropriate control measures.Conducted assessments of recordkeeping, environmental factors, work practices, and facilityconditions to ensure compliance with TSA OSH Program and OSHA requirements.Collaborated with management and operational personnel to identify factors affecting safety anddevelop corrective measures based on unique conditions present at each location.Performed over 2800 quality assurance reviews of TSA Form 2401 IncidentReports within the past year for 78 airports and the San Francisco MissionSupport Center.Planned and executed 20 inspections, two Light Assessments, two Job HazardAnalysis, two Assistive Assessments, 12 Incident Investigation trainings forfour hub/spoke networks, and a TSA 6000 Collateral Duty Safety Officer class.Delivered over 40 reports with a high degree of accuracy and detail. Data entryfor inspections, trip reports, and deliverable products are at a 100% on-time rate.Assists with the development and peer reviews of team products.Assesses, consults, and trains TSA personnel at over 28 federalized airports.Applies knowledge, skills, and abilities from a previous career to assessindustrial hygiene and improve work conditions. Oversaw TSA HQ’sonboarding process for newly appointed Organizational OSH Specialists andprovides guidance to CDSOs on safety compliance and recordkeepingrequirements.

Maryland, United States

Assigned to the Transportation Security Administration’s Western Region Mission Support Center. Supports six airport hub and spoke networks through program assessment and advisement. Conducted 70 site inspections across the Northwestern, Southwestern, and Pacific regions of the U.S. Authored four service plans to address the client’s current and projected needs. Performed quality assurance reviews on 1020 incident reports to ensure accuracy and OSHA recordkeeping requirements are met. Analyzes data for 115 airports to identify incident causal and contributory factors involved, and assists with preventative measures. Assesses environmental conditions and life safety code compliance in controlled areas. Delivers instructor-led training on safe practices to improve worker health and safety. Promotes proactive safety culture through participation in Safety Action Team meetings. Partners with teams to abate hazards and improve the conditions at all locations while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Mountain Home AFB Sep. 2013 – Mar. 2018Managed Fire Department special operations, hazardous materials and safety program for 54 responders. Led an Operations Division team of 22 personnel during 145 aircraft emergencies with a 99% on-time response rate. As Incident Commander authored action plans and collaborated with inter-agency response partners to mitigate emergencies and protect personnel, resources, and the environment. As NFPA Safety Committee chairman set meeting agendas and investigated employee health concerns. Partnered with industrial hygienists and engineers to correct workplace hazards.Delivered OSHA-required Hazard Communication and Global Harmonization Training. As Operations Chief at an undisclosed location, conducted installation vulnerability assessments with a Threat Working Group to develop a comprehensive response plan for senior leaders.United States Air Force – Aviano AB, Italy Sep. 2009 – Aug. 2013Assistant Fire Chief for Operations during two NATO air campaigns. As Fire Emergency Services Nuclear Surety Inspection coordinator evaluated 11 Inspector General and Defense Threat Reduction Agency scenarios, and validated 64 compliance items to ensure award of the highest rating possible. Led Civil Engineer Logistics Readiness Inspection Team evaluation contributing to an “Outstanding” rating. DoD Spill Response Team Incident Commander for hazardous materials incidents. As Assistant Chief of Training for 87 firefighters oversaw 26 career development courses, 21 DoD certifications, and 22 hours of aircraft and structural live fire training in 6 months. As lead Fire Inspector at an undisclosed location, managed the region’s largest fire prevention program with zero fire loss. Managed DoD Fire Emergency Services Assessment Program ensuring compliance with 287 requirements. Appointed to the Defense Contract Management Agency’s Fire Emergency Services mobile inspection team in Afghanistan.

Certified Fire Protection Specialist - Cfps

Master Of Science - Ms, Occupational Safety And Health Technology/Technician

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Environmental Management, 4.0

Occupational Safety & Health Professional Certificate, Occupational Safety & Health Professional Certificate

Activities and Societies: Occupational Safety & Health Professional Course (132 Hours Program)

Environmental Public Health Program (Ephoc)

Continuing education program for health and safety professionals.

Nfpa 80: Inspection, Testing, And Maintenance Of Swinging Fire Door Assemblies

Fire Protection Superintendent Course

Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (Emt), 4.0

National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians certification course.

Associate Of Science - As, Fire Science/Fire-Fighting, 4.0

Fire Science/Fire-Fighting, 95%

Activities and Societies: Honor Graduate.