BRIAN A BEEBE

6743 Liza Lane ▫ West Jordan ▫ UT ▫ 84081 ▫ (801) 419-5520 ▫ bbtheseabee@hotmail.com

EXPERIENCED SAFETY PROFESSIONAL

An experienced and highly motivated Safety Professional that is able to recognize, evaluate, and control risks to people, property and the environment through effective partnerships with employees at all levels.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Columbia Southern University

Associates Degree, Occupational Safety

April 2013

Ø      PEC Instructor, SafeLand and SafeGulf Basic Orientation

Ø      Certified 10 & 30 Hour OSHA Construction Safety Outreach Trainer (OSHA 500)

Ø      Collateral Duty Safety Officer Trained

Ø      Medic Basic First Aid / CPR Trainer

Ø      Class A CDL with Doubles and Triples Endorsement

Ø      Current DOD Secret Security Clearance

Ø      NCCCO Fixed Cab Small Telescopic Crane Certification

Ø      United States Army Corp of Engineers CQCM (Construction Quality Control Management) Certified

Ø      Proficient in Microsoft Office and Computer Ease programs

Ø      Accident Investigation

Ø      Forklift Trainer

Ø      NCCER Safety Technician

Ø      Scaffolding

Ø      Fall Protection

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Ø      Safety Lead on $1.5B construction project at Camp Williams Utah

Ø      Helped develop 30 Hour OSHA Training program for United States Corps of Engineers William Residence Office

Ø      Responsible for safety training and implementation of all safety practices in compliance with OSHA guidelines including 10 and 30 hour certifications and classes covering Haz Comm, Accidents, PPE, Occupational Health, Process Safety, Workplace Changes, Job Site Safety, Safety Analysis, Hazardous Energy Control, Electrical Safety, Fire Prevention, First Aid, Elevated Work, Confined Space, Excavations, H2S, and fall protection

Ø      Manage Site Safety Plans, Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA), Critical Lift Crane Plans, Excavation Plans, Confined Space Plans, Fall Protection Plans to ensure compliance with EM 385-1, 29 CFR 1926, and 29 CFR 1910

Ø      Safety Manager for construction of a recycled compressor station for Anadarko Petroleum Company

Ø       Safety Manager for the Tioga Gas Plant Expansion for Hess Corporation

WORK HISTORY

Matrix SME

05/2013 – Present

Safety Representative, Silver Eagle Refinery

Ø      Work with plant refinery personnel to ensure our employees are following PSM safety policies

Ø      Retain training, equipment and tool inspection, PPE inspection, site audits, and behavior based safety observation documentation

Ø      Develop and manage Site Specific Safety Plan, including site-wide implementation

TIC Wyoming

10/2012 – 05/2013

Safety Manager

Ø      Tioga Gas Plant Expansion (Hess Corporation): Managed an 8-person safety crew of 8 working on pipe install, mechanical, structural steel, cranes and rigging, warehouse load out, and civil work

Ø      Salt Creek Anadarko Oil Fields (Midwest, Wyoming): Safety Manager for a recycled compressor station project

Ø      Taught SafeLand Basic to all new and transfer employees working at the oil field

Ø      Taught site orientations, safety meetings, and daily tool box talks

Ø      Wrote site specific safety plans, review JSA’s site safety audits, conduct site orientation trainings, conducts drug and alcohol screens, conduct environmental safety audits, conduct safety meetings and safety committee meetings, conduct daily site walks and make corrections and conduct training on issues that are found

United States Army Corp of Engineers

01/2011 – 09/2012

Safety Representative

Ø      Taught OSHA 30 hour for the construction industry and 30 students while working for USACE

Ø      Safety Lead for $1.5B project that covered 14 buildings, 200+ acres and 100+ subcontractors

Ø       Worked with contractors to ensure subs were following EM 385 and OSHA 1926 by assisting in accident investigations, root cause sessions, site safety walks, as well as reviewing safety submittals for compliance with all applicable safety regulations and conducting preparatory meetings to review all Activity Hazard Analysis forms, ensuring that subcontractors were fully aware of requirements

Summit Roofing

10/2010 – 01/2011

Foreman/Safety, Beryllium Mine (Delta, Utah)

Ø       Responsible for roofing crew, ensuring that the crew was running efficiently and the job was completed within the job estimate and material costs while complying with all safety regulations

Clarks Quality Roofing

10/2005 – 06/2010

Operations/Safety Manager

Ø      Trained new hire and current employees on all OSHA standards related to the roofing industry as well as OSHA 10 and 30 hour requirements

Ø      Managed site specific safety plans, planned quarterly safety meetings, and participated in accident investigations and OSHA inspections and investigations

Ø      Worked in commercial and industrial settings including coal fired power plants, commercial properties and oil fields in Vernal Utah

Ø      Managed 6 roofing crews and 3 warehouse employees, coordinating all phases of work including purchasing and delivery of material and equipment, travel and lodging, job scheduling, obtaining building permits, and quality control