Aldo Rodriguez

• Develops and administers risk management programs, including OSHA, EPA, and local emergency planning.
• Maintains OSHA and workers’ compensation recordkeeping.
• Advise management, operations, and project/maintenance teams as required to assure compliance with federal, state, local and corporate rules and regulations pertaining to employee health and safety.
• Conducts regular guest safety audits around the resort and addresses observations.
• Promptly alert line and functional management to accidents and incidents
• Identify and analyze applicable safety standards and precautions.
• Assessed workplace conditions for potential hazards, such as chemical exposure and poor ergonomics.
• Inspected equipment regularly to identify any potential safety issues.
• Investigated accidents in the workplace and reported findings to management.
• Performed regular risk assessments to evaluate the need for additional safety measures or procedures.
• Provided guidance on safe work practices, such as proper lifting techniques, use of personal protective equipment.
• Train and mentor other safety professionals
• Prepare safety documentation, as directed, to facilitate the operational implementation of System Safety programs of launch systems and weapon programs at launch ranges, such as Operational Safety Plans, Explosive Safety Plans, Safety Operations Plans, Safety Checklists, Incident Reports, Trip Reports and Incident Reports
• Support Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) in accordance with AFIMS, when directed.
• Implemented strategies for reducing workplace injuries through effective communication with supervisors and workers.
• Identified areas where additional resources are needed in order to promote a safer working environment.

Employed as a Tacker. Weld short beads at points specified by layout, welding diagram, or by FITTER I , along overlapping edges of metal parts to hold parts in place for final welding.

• Comply with safety and environmental guidelines, policies, and regulations.
• Perform welding duties using a wire welder.
• Weld steel components with welding equipment as specified by layouts, engineering drawings, work orders, or verbal instructions.
• Set-up, lay out work using jigs/fixtures or hand layouts to fabricate parts and/or rework finish products.
• Work with fitters or fitters/welders to assist in the fabrication or welding of multi-component parts.
• Operate forklifts, hoist, hand power tools, slings, grinders, cutting torch, and other hand tools related to the job’s needs.
• Inspect and correct welds as necessary to meet product specifications.
• Read, understand, and follow job order specifications, engineering drawings, and/or work orders.
• Cross-train and perform the work of other job tasks in addition to the primary assigned position.
• Inspect equipment to maintain functional equipment if any equipment needs repairs notify supervisor/lead or maintenance department.
• Perform a variety of complicated tasks, as required.

The Well Control Technician was responsible for working on well control equipment, assembly/disassembly of choke manifolds, performing inspections and preventative maintenance on BOP equipment.

• Completed tasks according to production specifications and within established tolerances.
• Reviewed work orders and specifications to determine materials needed and types of parts to be processed.
• Used pliers and wire scrapers to cut, strip and bend wire leads.
• Lifted and moved coils and materials with manual or mechanical means.

• Tracked progress of each client in secure filing system, diligently following confidentiality requirements.
• Supported individual journeys with one-on-one instruction to supplement group lessons for participants needing extra guidance.
• Prepared and inspected course equipment to verify safety and cleanliness before classes.
• Provided client assessments to assess health goals.

• Completed workplace safety and hazard inspections.
• Instructed employees on OSHA standards.
• Analyzed onsite incidents and instituted precautionary measures to reduce risk and severity of workplace injuries.
• Participated in safety meetings by answering questions from staff members.