Clark Dietz
Fargo,ND
Overview
40
40
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Field Safety Associate
OSHA Environmental Compliance Systems
08.2022 - Current
- Audit/Inspect company worksites and buildings.
- Recommend corrective actions.
- Site OSHA-NFPA-IFC standards/violations.
- Train on various safety topics. (see above)
- Attend safety meetings.
- Write safety programs for clients.
- Attend OSHA investigations.
Hazardous Materials Captain
Fargo Fire Department
08.1992 - 08.2022
- Provide hands-on leadership to fire crews on tours of duty, including determining and applying appropriate fire suppression methods, overseeing rescue and salvage operations, and performing basic life support/medical activities where required.
- Conduct rapid situational assessments to identify the safest and most effective fire suppression methods, covering laying of lines, direction and pressure of water streams, placement of apparatus/ladders, and ventilation of buildings.
- Prepare comprehensive investigative reports on fires, hazmat incidents, fire inspections, and medical emergencies while providing strategic recommendations to superior officers based on report finding.
Operation Desert Storm-Field Hospital Cook
United States Army Reserves
01.1986 - 01.1992
Education
Bachelor of Science - Mass Communication
University of Mary
01.1992
Skills
Training on various safety topics including:
Workplace inspections
Safety audits
Hazard identification
Electrical safety
Fire safety management
Lockout and tagout procedures
Personal protective equipment
Incident investigation
Accident prevention
Safety training
Chemical handling
Confined space entry
Crane safety
Ergonomic evaluations
Lifting techniques
Noise control
Machine guarding
Hot work safety
Gas detection
Respiratory protection
Fall protection
First aid administration
Safety program development
Implementing safety policies
Occupational health
Safety program assessments
Incident reporting
Accident reporting
Environmental monitoring
Project audits
Company policy compliance
Performance improvement monitoring
Safety risk assessment
Ladder safety
Employee team supervision
Staff training and mentoring
Site auditing
Implementing safety programs
Teamwork and collaboration
Problem-solving
Time management
Problem-solving abilities
Multitasking
Excellent communication
Organizational skills
Emergency response plans
Effective communication
Certification
- OSHA 30 Construction | OSHA 10 General Industry Course
- Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)
- Hazardous Materials Operations | Hazardous Materials Technician
- Texas A&M Pro Board
- Strategy and Tactics for Initial Company Operations | Incident Safety Officer | 21st Century Training for Fire/EMS Training Officers
- National Fire Administration (NFA)
- ICS 100 Introduction to Incident Command System | ICS 200 Initial Action Incidents | ICS 400 Fundamental Review for Command and Staff | Hazardous Materials for Inspectors | Q0890 Introduction to Emergency Response to Terrorism
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- IS 700 National Incident Management System
- Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
- Firefighter 1 | Firefighter 2
- National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
- Supervisor Basics
- The Village Business Institute
- Management Essentials
- North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS)
- Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings
- New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology
- Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
- North Dakota
- CPR Certification
- American Red Cross
- Drowning First Aid | Pediatric Cardiac Arrest | Adult Trauma Gun Shot Wound | Hemorrhage and Shock | Opioid Overdose | Psychiatric Emergencies
- SIM-ND Program – University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences
- Licensed Real Estate Agent
- Minnesota & North Dakota
Timeline
Field Safety Associate
OSHA Environmental Compliance Systems
08.2022 - Current
Hazardous Materials Captain
Fargo Fire Department
08.1992 - 08.2022
Operation Desert Storm-Field Hospital Cook
United States Army Reserves
01.1986 - 01.1992
Bachelor of Science - Mass Communication
University of Mary