Wayne Mackenzie Email & Phone Number

Tokyo, Jp

Tokyo, Jp

Boston, Ma, Us

Fairfax, Virginia, Us

Riyadh, Sa

Since 2013, manager for occupational health, safety, security & emergency response programs of largest SABIC Innovative Plastics manufacturing site employing 1,100 employees and 800 contractors daily. Responsibilities include all high risk safety programs (LOTO, fall protection, confined space, line opening), occupational medical activities and oversight of contract security force. Staff includes 9 exempt and non-exempt direct reports.• Employee/Contractor OSHA Rates industry best in class – 0.39/0.42 (2013), 0.63/0.49 (2014); consistently 300% below industry average.• Successfully managed $7.2MM budget, identified offsets for new adds to stay cost neutral YOY.• Project reviews for all occupational health, safety, security & emergency response impacts associated with major capital expansion projects.• Primary liaison with insurance underwriters for business continuity and fire protection issues.• Focal point for occupational health issues involving bisphenol-A (BPA), an intermediate in polycarbonate manufacturing. Coordinated activities with business leaders, regulatory affairs counsel, toxicologists, manufacturing sites and industry trade organizations. Communicated with US NIOSH investigators conducting occupational exposure study.• Led wellness initiatives to improve overall employee health & wellbeing while lowering healthcare costs & recordable injury rates. Implementing tobacco free workplace in 2015. Organized stakeholder meetings to brainstorm strategies & develop multi-year action plan. Recognized by National Business Group on Health Best Employers for Health Lifestyles Gold Award.

Riyadh, Sa

Coordination of occupational medicine programs in addition to IH and ergonomics programs.

Riyadh, Sa

Senior industrial hygienist in global engineered thermoplastics company (formerly GE Plastics) with 11,000 employees at 80 sites in 21 countries. Develops and communicates corporate policies for industrial hygiene and ergonomics, and related training programs for worldwide EHS professional network. Leads audit teams conducting corporate level evaluations of critical EHS program elements. Approves risk assessments that determine site periodic sampling strategies.

Managed variety of safety and occupational health projects for Federal government clients. Duties included upper management level staff support and all phases of project management including budget and resource allocation for projects valued to $400K.• Delivered comprehensive safety support to U.S. Army Installation Management Command. Wrote 2007 Safety and Occupational Health Strategic Plan approved by Commanding General. Planned, coordinated and executed safety functional track for 3-day IMCOM Multi-functional Training Event that brought together 100 safety professionals from over 79 installations worldwide. Coordinated the implementation of the Army Readiness Assessment Program safety culture assessment for all IMCOM Garrisons; drafted corrective action plans for identified deficiencies. Led multi-disciplinary team of human resources, investigatory, and safety professionals to reduce workers’ compensation costs for 70,000 civilian employee workforce. Focal point for implementing the DoD Voluntary Protection Programs (VPP) initiatives.• Completed instructional design of $360K web-based ergonomics training for DoD Ergonomics Working Group. Reviewed ergonomics policies and instructional content from each Service to develop unified 15-module course that satisfied needs of all Services and Defense Agencies.• Completed motor vehicle safety checklist for Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Safety) for use by Inspector General teams during installation audits. Reviewed DoD, Navy and Marine Corps regulations and policy documents to extract command responsibilities at all levels.• Completed Lean Six Sigma black belt training.

Washington, Dc, Us

Supervised 12 industrial hygienists and environmental health technicians in six cities providing comprehensive industrial hygiene, safety and environmental health services to over half the Coast Guard. Managed budget of $175K. Subject matter expert and special consultant for complex, high-profile projects.• Pioneered weapons of mass destruction and protective equipment training to field units. Section personnel with key roles at Republican/Democratic National Conventions, the Super Bowl, and Presidential inauguration.• Chaired motor vehicle advisory committee for entire Coast Guard. Rewrote policy manual to address recent trends in motorcycle and recreational vehicle accidents. Added fields in mishap database to capture data needed to benchmark progress vs. DoD agencies.• Conceptualized and led industrial hygiene database project to share and archive IH sampling results. Achieved significant cost savings by eliminating redundant sampling activities, while critical information more readily available to senior management and policy makers.

Course director and instructor of freshman general chemistry lecture and lab courses for 1000+ students. Academic advisor to 14 students; collateral duty building manager and hazardous waste coordinator for Science Department. Yacht safety officer during cadet summer training. Head coach of men’s rugby club.• Recognized with Naval Order of the United States junior officer instructor of the year award.• Integrated global information systems management into lab component of capstone hazardous materials course to reflect current state of technology in hazardous materials response.• Coached cadet rugby club from relative obscurity to a national championship.

Washington, Dc, Us

Entry level position, executed haz waste program, conducted Lab Safety training, assisted RSO with radiation safety program.

Bs, Civil Engineering

Ms, Work Environment-Industrial Hygiene