Jamie G. Taylor

24665 Waddingham Rd.

Evans Mills, NY13637

Email:Jamie.taylor03@yahoo.com

WORK EXPERIENCE:

 

Lend Lease – Fort Drum (Aug/2012 – Present) – EH&S Coordinator

 

Manager: Chuck Remmert Office # 615-324-7561

 

·  Conduct post incident reviews to find better ways/ means of working safely after a worker is injured. 

·  Process insurance reports/claims to Zurich Insurance Company. 

·  File daily reports of day to day operations.

·  Record Safety observation & incidents using the Enabelon web based reporting tool.

·  Conduct weekly meetings with sub-contractors. 

·  Conduct daily site inspections of all new construction on Pine Woods, Crescent Woods, as well as the existing housing for Fort Drum mountain community homes. 

·  Teach a one hour safety orientation class and fall protection orientation class covering housekeeping, personal protective equipment, equipment safety, excavations, electrical safety, power tools, ladder safety, hazardous materials, and material handling. 

·  Follow and enforce OSHA rules as outlined in the OSHA CFR 1926, OSHA CFR 1910, & EM 385 as well as our own GMR guidelines that are set above OSHA standards. 

·  Oversee cleanup and removal of contaminated soil caused by fluid spills. 

·  Conduct hazard recognition walks on a weekly basis. Conduct fire drills on an annual basis.

·  Review Safety Plans, JHA’s, & PTP’s for accuracy & completeness

 

Lend Lease -AMCC (Feb/2010-Oct/2011) – Assistant Director of EH&S

 

Manager: Dale Moore

 

·  Conducted post incident reviews to find better ways/ means of working safely after a worker is injured. 

·  Process insurance reports/claims to Zurich Insurance Company.

·  Assisted Zurich auditors on a quarterly basis, File daily reports of day to day operations.  Conduct weekly meetings with sub-contractors. 

·  Conduct daily site inspections of all the existing housing for AMCC aboard Camp Lejeune, & Cherry Point Marine Corps Bases. 

·  Used Web Care as a reporting tool for observations and incidents.

·  Teach a one hour safety orientation class and fall protection orientation class covering housekeeping, personal protective equipment, equipment safety, excavations, electrical safety, power tools, ladder safety, hazardous materials, and material handling. 

·  Follow and enforce OSHA rules as outlined in the OSHA CFR 1926, OSHA CFR 1910, & EM 385 as well as our own AMCC/GMR guidelines that are set above OSHA standards. 

·  Provide required training to all Maintenance and Office staff on a monthly basis as outlined in the Lend Lease GMR.s. Alert base EPOC of fluid spills that occur on our project. 

·  Conduct hazard recognition walks on a biweekly basis. Attend Asset Management Group Meetings: Attend Safety Leadership Team (SLT) meetings on a biweekly basis. Developed a fall safety plan for one and two story bldgs.

 

 

Lend Lease- Fort Drum (1/2007- Feb/2010) - Safety Loss & Control Specialist

 

Manager: Chuck Remmert

 

·  Conduct post incident reviews to find better ways/ means of working safely after a worker is injured. 

·  Process insurance reports/claims to Zurich Insurance Company. 

·  File daily reports of day to day operations.  Conduct weekly meetings with sub-contractors. 

·  Conduct daily site inspections of all new construction on Pine Woods, Crescent Woods, as well as the existing housing for Fort Drum mountain community homes. 

·  Used Pro Log to log daily reports of site observations.

·  Teach a one hour safety orientation class and fall protection orientation class covering housekeeping, personal protective equipment, equipment safety, excavations, electrical safety, power tools, ladder safety, hazardous materials, and material handling.

·  Follow and enforce OSHA rules as outlined in the OSHA CFR 1926, OSHA CFR 1910, & EM 385 as well as our own GMR guidelines that are set above OSHA standards. 

·  Oversee cleanup and removal of contaminated soil caused by fluid spills. 

·  Conduct hazard recognition walks on a weekly basis. Conduct fire drills on an annual basis.

·  Review Safety Plans, JHA’s, & PTP’s for accuracy & completeness.

 

Fort Drum: Environmental Compliance Division.

 

Direct Support Contractor:

 

·  Served 6 years with the Fort Drum Environmental Compliance Division assisting the program managers with the duties of Water Sampling, Collected Hazardous Materials, Identified the waste streams, as well as provided assistance with the (P2) Pollution Prevention Program, Also worked as the Pol Program Technician collecting field samples of Fuels and Oils testing for chlorinated solvents and other contaminates.

·  Conducted weekly inspections of Maintenance facilities inspecting Flammable materials lockers and Oil Water separators. Assisted with the coordination of spill response on the installation.

·  Assisted Kelly Roe of Malcolm Pernie with water samples, soil samples,& other duties, Assisted

·  Mike Valvo from Environmental Associates with the recovery of fuel & fuel impacted soil.

·  Served as the primary point of contact for the Environmental Compliance Officers who needed to dispose of both Hazardous, Universal & nonhazardous waste on Fort Drum.

·  These responsibilities include Hazardous waste compliance inspections and conducted compliance assistance visits to determine compliance with the environmental regulations and procedures under the EPA,IAW,DOT,RCRA,OSHA, and NY State DEC.

·  Responsible for the segregation, identification, proper labeling by looking up MSDS sheets on materials and over packing of hazardous, nonhazardous, and universal waste then placing it in the hazardous waste facility for removal/recycle.

·  I monitored satellite accumulation points to assure less than 90 day accumulation was in compliance with the 40 CFR 262.34 & 40 CFR 262.36. Provided technical guidance, information, and recommendations on environmental issues when appropriate. Assisted with the development of reports and other documents. Assisted with the development of SOP’s.  

·  Ensured that waste disposal was in accordance with the Fort Drum Hazardous waste management plan.

·  Conducted tests on underground fuel storage tanks and repaired/replaced lines as needed.

·  Operated various equipment such as a Skid steer, RT fork lift, Excavator, & Front end loader.

 

 

 

Lear Siegler Inc. (08/1999 – 04/2000) – Ground Vehicle Maintenance

 

Supervisor: Michael Kowalczyk – (315) 772-0984

 

·  Performed annual and semi-annual checks and services on wheeled vehicles and related equipment for the 2-15^th FA motor pool. 

·  Vehicles ranged from HEMMTTs, FMTVs, Trailers, Gators, Deuces, and HMMWV, and generators.

·  The checks and services consisted of vehicle inspections for damage, operation of lights, classifications lo leaks, missing or damaged parts, replacement of fluids, CDR valves, glow plugs and PCB boxes. 

·  I also checked coolant conditions, hoses, lines and clamps, drive line components, framework, springs, cross members half shafts and seals were also inspected. 

·  After checks and services were completed parts had to be ordered by looking up NSN’s on FED Log. 

·  All faults and deficiencies were recorded on a 5988-E and given back to the military to be recorded in their system and for the proper parts to be ordered. 

·  After receiving the parts I properly repaired them and returned the equipment back to the unit. 

·  While working with the company I received training in hazardous materials, lockout/tag out, Respirator, Fire Protection and basic PPE training.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Deferiet Paper Company (10/1987-07/1999) – Coater Operator

Supervisor: Bill Reed – (315) 493-3540

 

·  I began my employment in the raw materials area cleaning the fresh water racks. 

·  I was then placed in the yard area of the ground wood section of the mill and trained on the drum barker, sorting table, and also wood cleaner/ wood piker than finally a grinder-man. 

·  I was then transferred to the clothing and cleaners dept. 

·  There I learned how to change the carious felts and wires on all six paper machines. 

·  Later I was placed in the production department and trained as a fifth hand on five of the machines and the sixth hand on the #6 paper machine. 

·  After approximately one year and I trained as 2^nd helper and winder helper in the super calendar department. 

·  I qualified for a bid on #3 and #5 paper machine lines. 

·  When a bid for #1 and #4 lines opened up I accepted a bid for them. 

·  My duties consisted of making quality paper both coated and uncoated at different speeds, moistures and colors.  I also helped to develop different types of specialty papers such as recycled and wet strength papers for soft drink and beer labels that were developed to stay together in water for long periods of time, to recycled computer print out paper. 

·  My training there consisted of hazardous materials, lockout/tag out, respirator training and fitting, fire extinguishers and safety, hearing protection, management training, and flow charts, along with the situation evaluation.  I attended crew meetings, production control meetings, and safety meetings on a regular basis. 

·  As a back tender I was in charge of the dry and crew coordinating with each member in the #1 and #4 paper machines. 

·  As a coater operator and back tender I also performed many operator maintenance repairs as well as major repairs to the paper machine during repair days and emergency shut downs.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

 

I have overseen the building of the UOQ’s (Unaccompanied Officers Quarters) The UOQ’s

were four, four story wood foundation buildings complete with elevators and a fire system.

I also oversaw the building of a New Office & Maintenance bldg. as well as the building of 1000 + homes on both the Fort Drum Army Base, Camp Lejeune, New River Air Station, and Cherry Point Marine Corps bases.

 

I have also helped lead the const. workforce to reach a goal of 1620+ days without a lost time incident

(5/24/10 – 10/31/14)

 

EDUCATION:

Attended the Carthage Central School district throughout elementary and junior high.  I began attending Carthage Central High School in the fall of 1980 and graduated in the summer of 1984.

 

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

 

Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers

 

ADDITIONAL TRAINING:

 

 

 

OSHA 502 Updates

Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)

Rochester, NY 14623

Sept 2013

 

Miller Training Programs Fall Prevention & Protection Equipment Inspector Training (Falls Refresher)

Franklin PA.

Oct 2013

Supervisors Skills Workshop

JMJ Group

Nashville Tenn.

June 23.2010

 

Competent Person Training for Excavations

Coble Trench Safety

Camp Lejeune NC. 28547

March 18, 2010

 

Miller Training Programs Fall Prevention & Protection Equipment Inspector Training

Franklin PA.

March 13, 2009

 

Fall Prevention Train the Trainer Program

Franklin PA.

March 12, 2009

 

OSHA 511 for General Industry

Rochester Institute of Technology RIT.

Rochester NY. 14623

September 15-18 2009.

 

OSHA 510 for Construction Industry

Rochester Institute of Technology RIT.

Rochester NY. 14623

October 06-09 2009.

 

 

 

OSHA 500 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety & Health

Rochester Institute of Technology RIT.

November 10-13, 2009

 

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers- Training for construction quality management for contractors.

Instructor: Peter De Stefano     Phone: 917-790-8577

July 15-16, 2008

 

Hazardous Material / Waste handling management training 8 hour refresher

June 23, 2004

 

Environmental Compliance II- Beyond Boot Camp

June 30 – July 3, 2003

 

Underground and Aboveground storage tanks

July 16-17, 2002

 

New York State Class B Commercial License with air brakes and hazardous materials endorsements.

May 27, 2000

 

Specialized Education- Jefferson Community college and obtained 9 credit hours.

Sept. 09, 2000

 

Hazardous waste health and safety operations.OSHA 8 hour refresher training on hazardous waste site health and safety.

Nov 29, 2004

 

Certified with EZY check systems, EZY 3 locator plus and product line tester on bothASTs and USTs.

Jan. 05, 2004

 

Hazardous waste health and safety operations refresher training.

Oct. 30, 2004

 

Confined space entry refresher course.

Feb. 19, 2004

 

Hazardous waste, health and safety operations.

May 13, 2003

 

Hazardous waste handlers and hazardous waste care.

Nov 16, 2001

 

Confined space entry and regulations.

July 11, 2001

 

Environmental compliance boot-camp (40hrs).

April 07, 2001

 

Hazardous Waste Management

Aug. 02, 2000

 

References:

 

Chuck Remmert (615) 324-7561Keith Gillette (315) 479-3350

National EH&S ManagerSupervising Safety & Health Inspector

Lend Lease LLCNYS Department of Labor

1801 West End Ave.Room 204

Suite 1700 Nashville TN 37203450 South Salina Street

Syracuse NY 13202

 

 

Revised 02/12/15