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JOY ALLEN
Site Safety and
Health Officer (SSHO)
309 Charles Hall Drive
Dacula, Georgia 30001
1-770-283-9876
joy@yahoo.com
July 2010-Dec 2010 Turner Broadcasting Station
Site
Safety/Superintendent for removal of 1050 ft Broadcasting Tower
(665000 lbs of Steel) in downtown
Atlanta. Responsible for Regulation
Enforcement
of the
General Contractor.
July 2009-May 2010 D&H Safety
Services, LLC: Safety Director
Shift
Safety Director for the GRE Coal Creek Power Plant in North Dakota
during
construction. Responsible for over 250
employees. Safety for
FPD
the site Electrical Contractors.
Responsible for orientation, safety meetings,
Training,
site surveys, accidents investigations, regulation enforcement,
Inspection
of fall protection systems installed and developed for the site,
equipment
inspection, site reports, etc.
Maintained and filed paperwork on
employees
verifying current certifications for the site, drug tests, all site specific
orientation,
and all other documentation that had to be provided to the North
Dakota
Safety Council for personnel to be permitted to work at the site.
May 2008 – July 2009 Irshigs: Duke Power Plant Safety
Manager
Safety Manager on-site at Duke Power with the following
responsibilities: Site
surveys, chemical inventories, disposal of hazardous waste,
equipment
inspection, safety meetings, training, orientation, accident
investigations,
regulatory enforcement, site reports, etc. Maintained and
used air monitors
including Photon Ionization Monitors and 4-gas meters. The project was heavy
industrial construction building a new power plant facility
including but not
limited to the following operations: Fall Protection, PPE, Scaffolds, Excavations,
Electrical, Confined Spaces, Hand Tools, Masonry and
Concrete, Steel Erection,
Riggins,
etc.
Dec
2007 – Apr 2008 Hamon Custodis:
Safety Manager
Provided
Safety management at multiple power plants under construction with
the
following responsibilities: site surveys, equipment inspection, safety
meetings,
training, orientation, accident investigations, regulatory enforcement,
site
reports, etc. Heavy construction
installing plant chimney including steel
erection,
rigging, pre-cast concrete, pour in place concrete, 35,000 lb liners, etc.
Sep
2007-Oct 2007 Great Lakes
Environmental: Elm Creek Power Plant, WI
Safety
manager on-site with the following responsibilities: site surveys,
equipment
inspection, safety meetings, training, orientation, accident
investigations,
regulatory enforcement, site reports, etc.
Construction and
installation
of Chimneys involving rebar, pour-in-place concrete, transportation,
and
riggings of 35,000 lbs liners, critical crane lifts, etc.
Mar
2007 –Sep 2007 Augusta Fiberglass: Safety Manager at sites in Kentucky, Georgia,
and Alabama.
Safety
Manager on-site with the following responsibilities: Site surveys,
equipment
inspection, safety meetings, training, orientation, accident
investigations,
regulatory enforcement, site reports, etc. Chimney construction
including
pour-in-place concrete, 40,000 lbs lifts, rigging, etc.
Nov
2006-Mar 2007 Stadelmann Electric – Data Center Project: Field Safety
Manager
Site
Safety Audits, safety meetings, in charge of all safety regulations and
enforcement
for over 200 employees.
Sep
2006 – Nov 2006 David
Electric: Field Safety Manager
Permit
enforcement and verification for refinery including hot work, electrical,
mechanical,
maintained documentation for site. Site
Safety Audits, regulations
enforcement,
over 150 employees at the site.
Sept
2005 – Sep 2006 Mid-State Electric:
Field Safety Manager
Site
Safety for construction of Wal-Mart Distribution Center. Responsibilities
including:
Site
audits, regulation enforcement, cast in place concrete, pour in place concrete,
excavations,
scaffolding, etc. Project was completed
with no recordable incidents. Upon
completion
of the project I was used as a site auditor for Wal-Mart at the store
construction
sites.
1997
– 2005 Goss
International (formerly Heidelberg) Shift Safety Manager
Group
Leader for second shift responsible for all safety compliance including but not
limited
to: work coordination, equipment
inspection, scheduling, safety regulation
compliance, interviewing, hiring, evaluations,
development of safety assembly methods,
enforcement
of safety and quality standards, supervising enforcement of company safety
regulations,
technical support, etc.
1994
– 1997 Odawara
Automation: Special Machine Builder
Custom
builder of armature, and stator equipment, reworked parts to specifications
using
lathes,
mills, and surface grinders, responsible
for configuring component for customer
applications,
responsible for following all OSHA regulations.
1987
– 1993 Heidelberg
Web Systems: Machine Builder/Team Leader
Constructed
bindery and newspaper equipment, worked
closely with the engineering
department
to help design and build prototype equipment, responsible for OSHA and
Company
safety enforcement for my team.
1983
– 1987 United
States Marine Corp
EDUCATION: Montgomery
County Joint Vocational School Dayton, OH
Wayne
High School, Huber Heights, OH
CERTIFICATIONS:
CPR/First Aid/Blood-borne Pathogen
(re-certified November 2009)
OSHA
30 Hour Construction Safety (re-certified August 2009)
OSHA
30 Hour General Industry Safety
40
Hour Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Instructor
(re-certified
November 2009)
Excavation
Competent Person (re-certified November 2009)
Scaffolding
Competent Person
Train
the Trainer for Spyder Suspension Scaffolding
Confined
Space Competent Person (re-certified November 2009)
Fall
Protection Competent Person
Training
in Electrical and NFPA70E
Attended
the Tennessee Safety and Health Conference
Attended
the Houston Area Safety Council (Basic Plus)
Speak
Basic Spanish
Computer
Skills include: Word, Excel, Outlook,
SAP – Production Planning
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