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Last Updated: Friday, April 24, 2009

Occupational Safety and Health professional with diversified experience in safety audits, developing compliance programs, loss control management, industrial hygiene surveying, training and consulting. Strong skills in regulatory affairs, hazard identification, hazardous materials handling, pipeline safety, Crisis Management & Emergency Response, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, including fire prevention, rescue practices, and Root Cause Incident Investigation.

BP AMERICA, Houston, TX
Crisis Management & Emergency Response Advisor 2007-Present
 Provide Crisis and Continuity management support primarily to the Gulf of Mexico and North America Gas SPU, and Westlake business and functions.
 Develop the capability to provide deep functional expertise by design, implementation and facilitating integrated C&CM training, drills, and exercises.

BP AMERICA, Amarillo, TX 2002-2007
H&S Coordinator MCPU
 Manage the operation center’s various health and safety (i.e. confined space, energy isolation, incident reporting and investigation, emergency response, management of change, respiratory protection, etc.)
 Manage contractor safety program to include selection and retention, bi-monthly safety meetings, HSE Liaison program and auditing.
 Provide coaching and mentoring to leadership and junior HSE staff
 Audited and enhanced operation center drilling program HSE assurance process.
 Participate in various special projects to include internal auditing and self-assessments, compliance and training matrix development, pilot study projects, and steering committee chair of Energy Training Council.

UNIT DRILLING COMPANY, Oklahoma City, OK 1998-2002
Safety, Environment & Health Manager
 Manage safety professionals and administrative staff in secretarial, program development & implementation. Also budget development for the HSE Department.
 Conduct compliance audits of 57 rig fleet and contractor operations promoting compliance with Company policy, local, state, and federal regulations. (Fleet ranges from 12000 to 40000 foot depth capability with operations in Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah)
 Schedule and conduct loss control investigations of employee injuries, automotive accidents, and contractor incidents where liability is an issue determining causes, producing reports, and preventing recurrences.
 Test, accumulate data, and summarize findings resulting from industrial hygiene surveys and hazard analyses identifying and quantifying employee exposure to chemical, physical, environmental, and ergonomic hazards.
 Develop and implement proactive management systems and policies with respect to mechanical integrity, safe operating procedures, and safe work practices.
 Provide consulting services for field supervision in achieving compliance with Company policy and regulatory requirements.

 Represent the Company in regulatory inspections conducted by OSHA, State DEQ and other agencies, as well as, Worker’s Compensation Court.
 Interface with Risk Manager, insurance companies or Worker’s Compensation personnel and employees with regard to treatment, lost-time, return to work, and light duty assignments.

PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES (formerly Parker & Parsley Petroleum) 1984-1998
Midland, TX
Corporate Safety Representative 1994-1998
 Conducted safety audits of field, plant, and contractor operations promoting compliance with company policy, local, state, and federal regulations.
 Developed and implemented Process Safety Management compliance programs.
 Scheduled and conducted loss control investigations of employee injuries, automotive accidents, and contractor incidents where liability was an issue determining causes, producing reports, and preventing
recurrences.
 Tested, accumulated data, and summarized findings resulting from industrial hygiene surveys and hazard
analyses identifying and quantifying employee exposure to chemical, physical, environmental, and ergonomic hazards.
 Developed, scheduled, and presented numerous training courses for employees, supervisors, and managers as required by company policy and regulatory agencies.
 Provided consulting services for field and plant supervision in achieving compliance with company policy and regulatory requirements.
 Created monthly safety meeting materials, provided speakers, subjects, films, and other resources.
 Represented the safety department personally when necessary, or as requested.
 Represented the company in regulatory inspections conducted by OSHA, and other agencies.
 Interfaced with insurance companies or worker’s compensation personnel and employees with regarding lost-time, return to work, and light duty assignments.
 Safety Technician reported dotted line to this position.


Senior Operator 1984-1994
 Served as shift supervisor.
 Stripped hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and water from the incoming natural gas stream. Plant design capacity was 85 million cubic feet per day.
 Operated a refrigerated lean oil hydrocarbon recovery unit, and NGL fractionation process, as well as, an eight(8)long ton per day Clause process sulfur recovery unit.
 Performed numerous maintenance operations as necessary.
 Operated equipment including: 300lb. steam power boilers, various steam turbines to 875hp, low speed reciprocating compressors to 1550hp, and high speed reciprocating compressors to 850hp.

JAMES L. LAMB PETROLEUM COMPANY, Midland, TX 1984
Pumper/Operator/Measurement Technician
 Maintained and controlled production of oil and gas for approximately 50 wells.
 Monitored, and provided maintenance and repair of production equipment
 As operator, responsible for process and most maintenance on 2 amine gas treating plants.
 Insured accurate measurement of all gas production.
 Installed and modified gas gathering system, and fabrication and installation of measurement equipment.


DAVIS GAS PROCESSING, Midland, TX 1982-1984
Operator
 Controlled the process of removing hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and water from the incoming gas stream.
 Operated a refrigerated lean oil hydrocarbon recovery unit, and propane refrigeration system.
 Operated Cooper-Bessemer and Clark reciprocating compressors to 850HP

Prior to 1982, experience includes: Construction of 3 natural gas processing facilities in South Central Texas, a great deal more experience in oil and gas well drilling operations in West and South Central Texas, and Steel fabrication plant equipment operations. Very knowledgeable and proficient with personal computers. Software knowledge includes: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, web design as well as, Internet operation. Also, moderately fluent with Spanish.

ODESSA COLLEGE, Odessa, TX
1994 – 1997
• Occupational Safety and Health Technology
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF KENYA, East Africa
BURNET HIGH SCHOOL, Burnet, TX.

Very proficient with computers. MS Office suite sofetware includes high proficiency with Word, Excel, Powerpoint. Additionally, proficient with internal data management software and other designed and developed by current employer.

• Hazard Identification and Risk Management
• Regulations Impacting Safety and Health
• Hazardous Materials Transportation and Handling
• Waste Minimization in the Oil field
• IADC Accident Prevention
• Methods of Teaching
• Texas Railroad Commission Pipeline Safety
• Powerful Business Writing
• Union Pacific Railroad/Understanding Railroad Tank Cars, Introduction to the Intermodal Tank, Recognizing and Identifying Hazardous Materials
• High Angle and Confined Space Rescue
• CLC Root Cause Incident Investigation