Site and Safety Health Officer - Alan Shintani, LLC. - Waipahu, HI
(2020-06)
- Conduct safety training for workers (lead awareness, respiratory protection, fall protection, etc.) and was the main point-of-contact for all safety and health issues on-site.
- Made sure that company and subcontractors followed jobsite safety regulations for: OSHA, USACOE EM385-1-1, 29 CFR 1926 and 29 CFR 1910.
- Maintained OSHA 300 log and report all accidents, near misses/injuries/safety concerns to Safety and Health Manager.
Safety Director, GS-13 - Tripler Army Medical Center - Honolulu, HI
(2017-05 - 2019-01)
- Supported, communicated, and led efforts to ensure that Safety consistently remained a number one Command priority at Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC).
- My scope of responsibility encompassed over 4,000 hospital employees and comprised over one million square feet of facilities/space across numerous locations throughout Oahu.
- Led a highly dedicated, Safety team and safety champions from across Tripler and Schofield Barracks Health Clinic to exceed organizational goals achieving Tripler's first "ASHMS Star site status" award.
- Established performance plans with subordinate input and ensured performance plans were aligned with the organization's mission and goals.
Safety Director, GS-13-0018 - AS Army. Garrison - HI
(2016-07 - 2017-05)
- Responsible for planning, developing policy, directing, and evaluating the safety programs for all tenant commands within USAG-HI to meet criteria established by DA and OSHA.
- Provided leadership and direction for overall command safety program which encompasses over 119,000 military and civilian employees and military dependents.
- Planned, scheduled, and conducted surveys and inspection of the safety programs evaluating adequacy of safety programs identified where corrective actions were necessary.
- Represented USAG-HI on safety boards, committees, councils, and study groups or private agencies, which require command participation.
- Supervised subordinates engaging in carrying out tactical, aviation, industrial, hazardous material, transportation safety as well as explosives and radiation safety investigations, complaints, promotions, and training.
Region Safety Specialist - INCOM – Pacific - Fort Shafter, HI
(2011-02 - 2016-05)
- Planed, developed, organized, administered, evaluated, and coordinated a comprehensive health program for all areas of the Region.
- Provides technical safety assistance to Army installations to promote safety and occupational health directives, prevention and control of hazards, fire prevention, site investigation, survey, and inspection program, and high- risk operations conducted under tactical conditions.
Safety & Occupational Health Manager - AS Army – Pacific - Fort Shafter, HI
(2009-05 - 2011-05)
- Responsible for training, education, and marketing to include all Major Support Command inspections, investigations, surveys, accident reports, maintaining accident databases, holiday and safety messages, safety councils and awards.
- Position Essential and required frequent overseas deployment for safety responsibilities in theater command exercises.
Safety & Occupational Health Manager - AS Army Corps of Engineers - Seoul, South Korea
(2007-05 - 2009-05)
- Served as principal assistant to Chief of Safety Office in planning, developing, and directing the overall District Safety and Occupational Health Programs.
- Responsible for executing and evaluating the comprehensive loss prevention programs for the Far East District including program adherence, accident prevention, education, and promotion, reporting and analysis, construction site inspection and OSHA general safety requirements.
Regional Safety & Health Manager - Defense Logistics Agency, JBPPH - HI
(2003-11 - 2007-05)
- Responsible for planning, developing policy, directing, exercising staff supervision, and evaluating safety programs for all DLA sites throughout the Pacific.
- Principle Staff advisor, technical consultant and coordinator in planning, organizing, directing and evaluating the safety programs for over 40 field level activities throughout Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Japan and Korea and apply DoD and OSHA laws to resolve technical matters.
- Developed safety and health regulations to eliminate or control hazards.
- Reduced the frequency and severity of hazards by over 50% and my reports to HQ were recognized for their content and format.
Compliance Safety & Health Officer GS-12 - US Department of Labor/OSHA - Honolulu, HI
(1990-05 - 2003-10)
- Selected, developed, guided, and supervised the technical and administrative activities of a staff of federal OSHA compliance safety and health officers (CSHOs) in the Honolulu Area Office.
- Planned, coordinated, and managed a comprehensive safety and occupational health compliance program in the Hawaiian Islands which covered private sector and other workplaces subject to federal OSHA's jurisdiction.
- Directed the performance of OSHA workplace inspections, investigations of complaints, accidents, catastrophes, and fatalities to assure compliance with safety and occupational health standards.
- Determined seriousness of violations, types of citations, amounts of proposed penalties, and abatement periods that result from inspections/investigations and made judgments for modifying citations and penalties.
- Conducted active liaison with local officials representing federal, state, employer and employee organizations, and other stakeholders, as the primary representative of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in the state, in partnership with Hawaii state executives and managers, monitored and evaluated the manner in which the state OSH (HIOSH) administers private and public sector enforcement programs.
