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OSHA 10 & 30 Hour Outreach Trainer
Construction & General Industry
Ms. Cressionie has over twenty years of documented superior leadership and success in a wide variety of critical managerial positions and operational assignments. She has had overall responsibility for planning, implementing, maintaining and controlling safety and security for many projects. Ms. Cressionie is responsible for the development, implementation, and management of programs, policies and procedures for the identification and resolution of occupational safety and health hazards, and environmental and regulatory compliance.
Responsible to maintain and develop our client's safety systems to all applicable regulatory and legislative requirements, manage and develop safety policy and procedures around the region, ensure that all clients employees and other relevant parties are periodically briefed on current and forthcoming safety issues, and any changes to safety systems, policies and procedures, and ensure statutory reporting and investigation of accidents and incidents, among other duties. Responsible for supervising the Construction Department, Band personnel, organizing workflow, and reviewing project specifications. Responsible for supervising the Fiber Department and personnel, organizing workflow, and reviewing project specifications. Performed preliminary quality checks on-site to ensure compliance to specifications and send completed work to clients once approved by our Quality Control Department; maintaining computer workstations and associated equipment. Supervised the drafting office and provided a final link in the quality assurance phase of operations. In addition, acted as liaison between the drafting department and customers providing information pertinent to the successful completion of various projects. Maintained records of drafting job specifications and produced reports detailing the status of various projects. Responsible for setting up construction sites, consulting, and negotiating. Supervised our field engineers out on various sites, and did all quality control of all field maps. Responsibilities include submitting invoices to contractors, recruiting and dispatching personnel to various job-site locations, as well as maintaining records required for day-to-day business operations. In addition oversaw organization of our drafting office. Additionally, acted as network administrator for our Ethernet LAN; maintained computer workstations and associated equipment. Responsible for filing, document control, and providing a friendly and efficient initial point of contact for our customers. Assisted with bookkeeping and payroll as well as many various and valuable general office tasks. Supervised our field engineers out on various sites, and did all quality control of all field maps. General tasks: inspecting scaffolding and its immediate surroundings; to train and instruct on proper use of safety equipment and scaffolding. As-built mapper for existing cable TV systems. Field design of RF Design projects. Splice apprentice and coax installer. Drove bucket and boom trucks for field crews. Kept inventory of tools and equipment and did field mapping. OSHA 30-hour Construction Safety, 2007 OSHA Construction Outreach Trainer, Exp. 11-06-12 SWPPP Training, 5-13-2009 Ms. Cressionie is certified to administer the following safety courses. OSHA 10 OSHA 30 Accident Investigations Activity Hazard Analysis Review ADA - What Supervisors Need to Know Aerial Lifts Air Contaminants Asbestos Awareness Audits for Safety and Health ABC’s of Your Personal Fall Arrest System Back Safety Blasting - Subpart U Bloodborne Pathogens – General Caught in-Struck By Chemical Regulations Concrete and Masonry Confined Space Construction Safety Management Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, & Conveyors Defensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists Defensive Driving--Commercial Motor Vehicles Demolition - Subpart T Disaster Planning - What You Need to Know DWG – New Employee Safety Awareness Egress Fire Protection Electrical Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Emergency Preparedness Ergonomics Excavations Exit Routes Supervisors Exit Routes, Emergency Plans and Fire Prevention Eye Emergencies Eye Protection Eyewash and Safety Showers Fall Protection Fire Protection and Prevention Fire Safety Evacuations First Aid Flammables and Combustibles General Safety - Subpart C Hand and Power Tools Hazard Communication Hazard Assessments Hazardous Materials Transportation Hazcom HAZWOPER Health Hazard Health Hazards in Construction Hearing Conservation HIPAA Indoor Air Quality Inspections, Citations, etc Intro OSHA Kitchen Safety Ladder & Scaffolding Powered Industrial Vehicles PPE Recording and Reporting Incidents Recordkeeping Respirator Safety Respiratory Protection Safety and Health Program Supported Scaffolding Safety Sexual Harassment Signs - Subpart G Silica Stairways and Ladders Steel Erection Stress Management Struck by Substance Abuse in the work place Tetanus Tools - Hand and Power Training Techniques Underground Construction Tunneling Violence in the Workplace - How to Prevent and Defuse for Employees Violence in the Workplace - How to Prevent and Defuse for Supervisors Walking-Working Surfaces Welding and Cutting Winter Safety What Would You Say? Workers' Compensation - What Supervisors Need to Know Workplace Stress Workplace Violence 2006-Present Regional Safety and Health Officer,
DWG & Associates, Inc., Colorado Springs, CO 1998 – 2003 Owner/Construction Supervisor,
TradeMark Engineering, Waynesboro, VA
1991 – 1998 Owner/President, IMT LLC, Waynesboro, VA
1988–1990 Lead Scaffold Builder/ Safety Inspector,
Tralier Brothers, on Rouge, LA
1985–1987 Field Engineer, Cable TV, Wainsborough, VA
1981 – 1984 Field Technician Dixie Cable, Baton Rouge, LA
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