JASON WILLARD

• Responsible for implementing and monitoring safety protocols in a project environment
• Conduct regular safety audits, train staff on safety procedures, and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal safety regulations
• Investigate any incidents or accidents, identify potential hazards, and develop strategies to prevent future safety issues

FORGEN PROJECT EXPERIENCE

• Retrofit Waste Pond (RWP) Phase 2 Slurry Wall, Skull Valley, UT (07/2023 – Present)Site Safety & Health Officer for construction of a 1 million SF soil-sepiolite slurry wall (35-60 ft deep).
  Ensured field teams' compliance with project, client, Forgen, local, state, and federal requirements.
  Conducted job site inspections, identified deficiencies, and ensured timely corrective actions.
  Reviewed task-specific AHAs with field crews.
  
• A-2 Reservoir Project, South Bay, FL (04/2024)Industrial Hygienist performing silica air monitoring and noise dosimetry for foundation equipment operators and laborers.
  $492M USACE project (part of CEPP) to construct a 17.3-mile reservoir foundation and cutoff wall (35-60 ft deep).
  Foundation preparation included demucking, overburden removal, limestone cleaning, CLSM placement, and cover placement.
  
• Sabine Pass to Galveston Bay Coastal Storm Risk Management Project, Port Arthur, TX (01/2024 – 03/2024)Site Safety & Health Officer for levee raising and deep soil mixing (19.8 acres).
  Ensured field teams' compliance with project, client, Forgen, local, state, and federal requirements.
  Reviewed task-specific AHAs with field crews.
  Project included geotechnical investigation, levee excavation, Deep Mixing Methods (DMM), recycled embankment material (REM) reuse, and fill placement.
  
• Hawaii Wildfire Response Debris Removal Support, Lahaina, HI (10/2023 – 01/2024)Industrial Hygiene Manager for hazardous site assessments (1555 properties).
  Managed exposure monitoring (asbestos, metals, etc.), audited abatement tasks, and oversaw abatement subcontractors.
  Collected baseline and clearance air samples.
  Ensured compliance with all safety and environmental regulations.
  Partnered with DRC and Dawson (Native Hawaiian organization).
  

• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously while meeting deadlines and maintaining high quality standards
• Proven track record of generating new business through networking, referrals, and effective marketing strategies

• Provide direct oversight of Kakivik and CCI HSE Policies and Procedures
• Perform job site safety audits
• Perform required client and company training
• Facilitate reported workplace injuries and illnesses
• Lead incident investigations
• Manage and interpret HSE statistical information to client and operations
• Weekly meeting facilitation
• Conduct exposure monitoring for asbestos, metals, & other agents; audit abatement activities and asbestos survey practices

• Conduct exposure monitoring for asbestos, metals, & other agents
• Audit abatement activities and asbestos survey practices
• Inspect abatement subcontractor(s) and collect baseline and clearance air sampling results following removals inside occupied buildings
• Maintain instruments, pumps, and media/supplies for CUI industrial hygiene program
• Provide QA reviews of records
• Mentor Asbestos Inspectors in established procedures and regulatory requirements
• Assist with notification of employees of air monitoring results
• Assist Industrial Hygienist in maintaining NESHAP removal tracking log, www.stostracker.com AK-DOL&WD notification spreadsheet, and other compliance records; interface with industrial hygiene laboratories; etc

• Collected and logged cutting samples from exploration and directional drilling operations
• Set up mud logging shacks by networking computer monitors, installing stroke counters, gas monitors and wireless communication equipment
• Under VECO supervision I stripped insulation and re-insulated corroded Trans- Alaska Pipeline on the North Slope
• During my time I was moved to crew lead