Profile

A highly talented Safety Professional currently working internationally with plenty of experience in assisting in monitoring and coordinating general Oil Industry safety program, including safety inspections, accident investigations, and safety training.

Experience

Drilling HSE ADVISOR, CHEVRON INTERNATIONAL, ANGOLA, AFRICA — 2005 - Current

• Directly involved in the pre-job risk Assessment at the work location with the rig crews.

•Promoted Chevron standard operating procedures and safe work practices.

•Implemented and promoted specific HES awareness programs as requested by Chevron HES drilling team lead or Chevron Drilling Site Manager

•Initiated regular JSA and procedure review with drilling contractor to assure that documents are still practical for drilling operations.

•Performed Incident investigation on Offshore drilling modules using investigation tools such as Root Cause Analysis (RCA), in an effort, to discover the root systems causes that are at fault of an incident and postulate corrective actions based on this data.

•Resolved problems and issues that could potentially affect the operation,with regard to personnel.

•Made recommendations to Business unit based on results of safety surveys and data interpretation.

•Conducted Safety Meeting using Power Point to both work force and management.

•Kept current on new ideas and techniques in the accident prevention, risk management

•Analyze accident and incident reports for trends.

•Rig Safety and training coordinator / Paramedic — acadian integrated services 2001-2005

•Developed and implemented safety program to prevent or correct unsafe environmental working conditions, utilizing knowledge of industrial processes, mechanics, chemistry, psychology, and industrial health and safety laws.

•Toured offshore rigs to inspect fire and safety equipment, machinery, and facilities to identify and correct potential hazards and ensure compliance with safety regulations.Make recommendations for correcting unsafe conditions and actions

•Conducted air quality tests for presence of harmful gases and vapors.

•Conduct routine and follow-up safety and hazard inspections of offshore facilities

FLIGHt medical sergeant / aviation safety nco, united states army (101st airborne division) — 1993-2001

•Train and evaluate staff, providing appropriate feedback regarding performance and training requirements.

• Identify corporate objectives, organize needed resources, direct operational efforts to achieve desired results.

• Attend and participate in meetings, seminars and conferences.

• Enforce, track and insure compliance with all organization policies and procedures.

• Gather and disseminate information for status reports for presentation to management staff.

Education

Ashford University, Clinton IA — (BA) Organizational Management-Expected 11/2008

US Army Aviation Health and Safety - (Cert) Aviation Safety FT. Rucker Alabama 2000

Star Technical Institute - Philadelphia, PA ( Lic.) Paramedic (2003)

Skills and training

•Proficient with office suite (Excel,Word and Access) able to develop and create spread sheets with or with macros.

•Confined space rescue

•Currently working on Certified Safety Professional Course to obtain (CSP) through NASP

•Lifting and Rigging Safety Course (SALA)

•Basic Life Support Certification,ACLS,BTLS and Paramedic certifications

•Medic First Aid Instructor

•Hazmat / HazWop

Professional Organizations affiliations

National Association of Safety Professionals

Referrals

Available at time of request