- In collaboration with the BASF project management, construction, and site organization teams, develop and implement a project specific EHS plan- Ensure compliance with project and site security procedures- Provide an environment that is fit for working safely- Check compliance of behavior/situation at the site compared to regulations.- Ensure a good and reliable communication process among all parties- Communicate with existing site EHS team to ensure site specific EHS requirement be fully applied by project team- Participate in BASF and contractor safety meetings- Conduct periodic field safety audits (announced and spot check of credentials)- Follow-up on action items from field safety audits- Evaluate field safety audit feedback for any trends and review with contractor companies for improvement- Enter accident/incident reports in the safety incident database such as AIMS/GID database- Maintain a daily project safety log- Participate in and monitor the daily work permit process (Includes contractors pre-task planning)- Implement an incentive program with leading and lagging indicators- Audit contractor Pre-Task Plans (JSA/JHA)- Audit contractor on handling and disposal of construction wastes- Audit contractor tools and equipment inspection processes- Champion the process and corrective action for special safety programs

• Direct EHS Management of 27 sites 170 employees in the U.S. and Puerto Rico• Review, evaluate, and analyze work environments and design programs and procedures to control, eliminate, and prevent disease or injury caused by chemical, physical, and biological agents, or ergonomic factors • Conduct onsite inspections on 27 sites and enforce adherence to laws and regulations governing the health and safety of individuals• Develop, implement, organize, conduct, and enforce OSH training plans, monitor compliance, and rectify noted safety issues• Manage Respiratory Protection Program• CPR-First Aide-AED Instructor

• Lead site-wide emergency preparedness and response programs; Captain of the Fire/Emergency Response Brigade• Manage the risk mitigation improvement projects (fire suppression and alerting systems, cooling tower demolition, lighting, walking & working surfaces, FM Global liaison, Confined Space, Hot Work) • Support EHS&S compliance activities across 4 manufacturing units• Sustainability lead, delivered $800k in proposed recycling and project cost reductions in under a year, (energy conservation, waste minimization, cooling tower demolition and recycling)

• Environmental Health and Safety support to the Boeing Space Launch System at NASA’s Stennis Space Center, MS. • EHS Program for the Green Run Test of the Artemis 1 Core Stage at NASA's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. Manages the day-to-day EHS process for a program team, creating a safe workplace in an environment where there is no historical data to help evaluate high hazards. • Directly involved with executives, program managers, task leaders, and schedulers. He • Routinely attends engineering design reviews, risk assessments, and NASA planning meetings to present relevant information to Green Run. • This position holds a final “GO/NO-GO” decision for any life-critical operations. • This Position requires Public Trust Clearance

• Participated on the new facility launch team by establishing and implementing processes, procedures, and training initiatives for company’s first US manufacturing facility• Defined and instituted Permitting Standards relating to safety, hot work, and confined space• Leveraged expertise in military and non-military emergency response tactics to develop SOPs and write policies/procedures• Collaborated with Process Control and Maintenance Supervisors to monitor and evaluate routine/non-scheduled maintenance• Partnered with Parish and local emergency response agency to establish mutual aid agreements

• Oversaw production personnel and equipment for chemical manufacturing unit; included monitoring Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) • Ensured operational alignment with Ensure Safe Production (ESP) and reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) programs• Conducted Job Hazard Analyses (JHA) for Shell personnel, as well as external contractors operating within the unit• Served on Shell Emergency Response Team as rope rescue, fire brigade, HAZMAT, and emergency medical technician• Instructed safety trainings to ensure prompt and appropriate responses to emergency situations and potential issues

• Managed team while responding to emergencies, rescues, and medical calls, in addition to firefighting and HAZMAT procedures. Provided coaching and feedback to staff and volunteers to correct deficiencies• Oversaw plant fire suppression equipment, fire hydrant, SCBA, and eye wash station tests, inspections, and repairs• Prepared Fire House incident reports, conducted building inspections, and supervised quality control

Managed six personnel in maintaining and inspecting life safety equipment for 90 aircrew and one P-3C Orion aircraftAsbestos Abatement Supervisor, leading teams in the identification and removal of Asbestos materialsCommand drug and alcohol program advisorCommand Urinalysis Program manager responsible for the administration and monitoring of the Urinalysis Program

Served as non-commissioned officer in charge of and provided expert oversight for the safety of over 13 US Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) and Iraqi Nationals assigned to review and manage construction projects in Al Assad, IraqSupervised the quality of all construction and rebuilding projects throughout Al An bar Provence, which resulted in the successful completion of 34 re-construction projects worth over $225MDirected over 300 critical air and ground movements for USACE project inspectors throughout critical combat zonesManaged threat analysis and ground movements for 3 private special security teams and 27 personnelAssessed and identified combatant threats to generate safe and effective route plan for site visits to construction projects

Directed final safe for flight authorization prior to aircraft launch to ensure flight worthiness and safe airplane takeoff Functioned as maintenance control leading petty office (LPO) in leading over 193 personnel in performing duties under extremely demanding situationsConducted scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of five C-9B and DC-9 aircraft to ensure flight readiness Provided expert oversight to the completion of 16 aircraft phase inspections, 394 special inspections, and 5 acceptance and transfer inspections, which resulted in the attainment of 4,238 mishap free flight hoursHandled the seamless distribution and proper maintenance of over 5,000 pieces of flight gear for 90 aircrewman and five C-9B and DC-9 aircraftCommand drug and alcohol program advisor (DAPA)Command Urinalysis Program manager, responsible for the administration and monitoring of the Urinalysis Program

Managed Aviation Gas-Free Engineer (AVGFE) program, eliminated readiness shortfalls by qualifying two AVGFEs, and issued 13 mishap free certificationsAs Full Systems Quality Assurance Representative (QAR), performed safe-for-flight inspections, maintained 32 quality assurance programs, and monitored 15 work centers of six P-3C aircraftManaged Aviators Breathing Oxygen Program (ABO), qualified 11 personnel in proper aircraft oxygen system servicing and maintenance, implemented a strict program ensuring zero mishapsCertified seven technicians on proper Cartridge Actuated Device (CAD) installation and safety procedures Managed Chemical, Biological, and Radiological (CBR) program, ensured that 306 aircrew/maintenance personnel were properly outfitted and in compliance with Naval requirementsDirectly supervised seven personnel on the maintenance and inspections of life safety equipment for 157 aircrew and six P-3C Orion aircraft Served as Command Drug and Alcohol Prevention (DAPA), Fire Fighting, and Hazmat CoordinatorAviation Maintenance Engineer (AME), Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) operator qualified in aircraft environmental/pressurization systems, anti-icing, oxygen systems, and fire extinguishment systems

Provided detailed instruction to groups of more than 20 personnel in various courses for over 680 accumulated hours of instructor time Planned and executed effective management and training for 14 units and over 350 personnel Executed audits for all existing lesson plans, while collaborating with other instructor in developing and updating curriculum for the US Navy, earning the esteemed Master Training Specialist (MTS) designationDirected teaching and learning activities in school training centers and selected reserve unitsEstablished learning objectives, prepared test items, and assessed instructional material to provide instruction and effectively counseled students on academic learning objectivesServed as subject matter expert for instructional design projects, while providing effectual assistance in keeping instructors qualified, updating or changing curriculum, recommending improvements to a course of instruction

Conducted daily and calendar inspections on all life safety equipment for eight HH-60H helicopters to include 90 aircrew survival, naval rescue swimmer, aircraft installed rescue, and night vision equipmentFrequently deployed as sole survival equipmentman to multiple detachment sites globally Due to ALS expertise, tasked with revamping multiple ALS departments in relative squadrons Served as an armed guard routinely tasked with the safekeeping of live ordnance and weaponry

Serve as driver and operator of fire pumpers, aerial ladder truck, rescue vehicles, and medical unitsRegularly called to respond to automatic fire alarms, residential and commercial structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, water rescues, and emergency medical callsRoutinely operate hoses, ladders, extrication tools, and hydrants and prepares victims for transportationLeads a crew of three or more in conducting rescues and the safe control and extinguishment of firesDirects firefighting crew in the operation of firefighting vehicles and equipmentCertified Water Rescue Technician Assist with educating the community on fire safety and prevention

Served as driver and operator of ambulanceResponded to motor vehicle accidents and emergency medical incidents rendering life saving interventions and patient care Assisted paramedics on trauma scenes to administer intravenous therapy, ventilation, and CPR Conducted transfers of both critical and non-critical patients to hospitals and specialty care facilities both inside and outside Skagit CountyAssisted doctors and nurses in emergency room duties as a Registered Nursing Assistant

Serve as driver and operator of fire pumper, rescue vehicle, and medical unitRegularly called to respond to automatic fire alarms, residential and commercial structure fires, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, water rescues, and emergency medical callsRoutinely operate hoses, ladders, extrication tools, and hydrants and conduct rescues with a crew in the safe control and extinguishment of fires