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RESUME Inquiry (采购产品): RESUME REGINALD WEBSTER BROMWELL, JR. 26 Rivergate Drive Poquoson, VA 23662 Evening Phone: 757-659-0279 Day Phone: 011-49-9641-83-7147 Email: reginald.bromwell@us.army.mil Security Clearance: Current Secret Objective: Position as a Safety & Occupational Health Specialist Summary of Qualifications Over 22 years of successful experience as mid-to senior level manager for the U.S. Army. Crossed-trained in the areas of safety management, airfield management, operations, logistics, aviation duties, personnel administration, and employee training. Proven track record in streamlining procedures, saving the U.S. government thousands of dollars in lost wages and equipment. Managed work teams ranging from 25 to 200 personnel and maintained accountability for over $35 million in equipment and supplies. Planning, decision-making, and problem-solving skills have resulted in meeting all requirements safely under time constraints. Recognized multiple times and receiving commendable ratings in several areas of responsibility. Possess excellent communication skills and focused on employee relations, safety and productivity management. Work Experience AIRFIELD COMMANDER U.S. Army Grafenwoehr, Germany September 2004 to present Airfield Manager (Commander) of the only US Army Airfield in Germany providing 24-hour support. Perform command and control duties with responsibility for the safe, efficient, and secure operation of the entire air dome including aircraft operations, all airfield facilities, and base services. Develops and implements approved security measures, safety programs, and flight procedures, in accordance with all applicable regulations and standards. Develops, plans, maintains, and implements extensive programs for the maintenance, repair, and upgrade of airfield facilities, including airfield lighting, navigational aids, aviation hardstand, backup power systems, perimeter markings and lighting, aircraft parking aprons, hangar access aprons, storage facilities, snow and ice removal, and all landing and taxi areas. Continually monitors all airfield facilities to identify safety and operational adequacy, identifies shortfalls, implements corrective action, and plans for future needs and requirements. Monitors all construction, major repair projects, and repairs on aviation facilities to ensure adequacy with overall mission objectives. Plans and supports major and minor exercises. Sets priorities for all airfield activities, which compete for airfield or installation resources. Prepares and implements policies for airfield and aviation operations. Manages a myriad of activities related to airfield operations. Also maintains currency as an aviator. AIRFIELD OPERATIONS and SAFETY OFFICER U.S. Army Grafenwoehr, Germany January 2000 to present Airfield Operations Manager, supervises the flight operations branch and the airfield services/refuel (POL) services branch. Schedules flight missions and coordinates and approves inbound and outbound flights. Maintained a flying hour program and coordinated all required aviation mission tasks. As the Airfield Safety officer, primarily responsible for developing and maintaining the Commander's Safety Program. Represents the commander on all safety related matters. Manages those portions of the Army Safety Program concerned with the prevention of accidents and injuries within the workforce, which includes the Army Occupational Safety and Health (OSH), and Civilian Accident Prevention Program (CAPP). Develops tools, policies, processes, and guidance for integrating risk management into Army processes. Plans, develops, implements and proposes safety programs, criteria, guidelines, standards, procedures, and countermeasures based on information gained during the conduct of inspections, technical evaluations, studies, training assessments, and analyses in the assigned area of responsibility. Schedules and conducts safety meetings and identifies potential problem areas. Conducts Safety Surveys on all areas of airfield operation and brings up deficiencies to correct and enhance operation. Provides input to the local flying rules that pertain to air-crew procedures such as filing of flight plans, airfield services, joint use of airspace, physical security, airfield facility use, night operations and noise abatement. As a Safety and Occupational Health Specialist for the Airfield. Assists the Post Safety Manager in planning, organizing, implementing and managing the installation occupational health and safety program. Assists military leaders, soldiers, civilian managers and federal employees in complying with health and safety laws. Knowledge of national occupational safety and health laws, standards, practices, principles, operational concepts, practices, procedures, body of law and regulations to conduct a comprehensive safety program for a major Army command. Knowledge includes Federal, DOD, and DA safety standards, Army safety standards, ventilation and illumination standards, electrical safety standards, fire protection/prevention standards, and other occupational safety and health criteria which enables recommendations, tailor, and implement new techniques and methods in resolving critical problems and to identify impact/applicability to Army operations. Knowledge of industrial work processes and work practices of specialized operations such as: hazardous materials storage and handling, warehousing, motor vehicle operations, woodworking/metal machinery operations, asbestos removal, vehicle service/repair operations, construction, and demolition. Establishes policy guidelines and regulations governing occupational safety program for military personnel and dependents, military special training, units and civilian and contractor personnel. Analyzes operations and activities for accident predicting conditions. Conducts field survey tests using appropriate gauging instruments to detect explosive gases or fumes, carbon monoxide, and radiation and hearing hazards. Investigates, reports, and analyzes accidents and promotes safety. Makes on the spot or after-the-fact investigations of incidents and accidents involving property damage or personal injury. Works with Range Safety & Training personnel. Provides aviation support as Pilot-in-Command of UH-1 aircraft. Airfield Commander & Safety U.S. Army Taegu, Korea September 1998 to September 1999 ? As Airfield Manager, directly responsible for all aspects of the operations and maintenance of the airfield, supervising all personnel engaged in aviation operations, safety, administration, flight planning, dispatching, airfield and facilities maintenance, transient services, aircraft refueling, dispensing operations, crash rescue, public relations, noise abatement, and Conventional Forces treaty implementation. Plans airfield construction and layout per regulations and standards guidelines. Member of the Installation and Master Planning Boards. Fulfills the responsibilities of Air Traffic and Airspace (AT A) Officer. Is a staff member of the Aviation Safety and Standardization Council. Ensures that the airfield refueling operations meet all requirements of US government regulations, as well as host nation requirements, laws, and environmental standards. Also acted as Airfield Safety Officer. Perform physical surveys and safety inspections of Center and Tenant command areas to evaluate the safety posture. Investigate reported hazards, accidents and injuries. Analyze data for mishap potential and regulatory compliance. Monitor workplaces for occupational health and industrial hygiene concerns. Provide training to supervisors, employees and safety representatives on hazardous materials, accident prevention, employee safety and health rights and responsibilities, emergency procedures, etc. Support procedures for Hazardous Material Program. Act as manager of programs such as, but not limited to Radiation Safety, Explosive Safety, Asbestos Abatement and Fire Protection Programs. Develops and sustains non tactical and tactical wheeled vehicle and aircraft safety policy which entails the interpretation of federal law and safety |
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