Jeremy Schaub

• Developed and implemented comprehensive safety programs to ensure compliance with regulations.
• NFPA 70E / Electrical Safety Trainer
• Conducted regular audits and inspections to identify hazards and enhance workplace safety.
• Trained employees on safety protocols and emergency response procedures, fostering a culture of safety awareness.
• Collaborated with management to design risk assessment strategies that mitigate potential workplace incidents.

• Streamlined reporting processes for accidents, resulting in improved tracking and accountability measures.
• Customized safety training materials for different learning styles, increasing engagement and retention.
• Led safety committees to engage staff in proactive discussions about workplace hazards and solutions.
• Engaged with workforce through safety committees, promoting open dialogue and continuous improvement.

Responsible for safety training, safety program reviews, and site safety audits for wind and solar power generation sites in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico

• Supports audit procedures to check all procedures, processes and work standards.
• Performs as safety consultant for 13 site managers to deliver expertise in safety criteria, technical directives and operational methods.
• Inspects worksites, practices and gear for compliance with established safety standards.
• Specializes in qualified electrical worker and NFPA70E based electrical safety training.

• Conducted 97 propulsion engineering material inspections and qualifications across eight classes of US Navy warships maintaining the highest engineering standards in the fleet.
• Trained 7 new mid-grade officers as assessors in propulsion engineering, shipboard damage control, and occupational safety and health programs to ensure continuity of standards for new accessions.
• Built multiple teams from across the Navy training community to successfully train, assess, and certify forward deployed naval assets to ensure these ships and crews were fully operational.

• Supervised preventative and corrective maintenance of shipboard fire- fighting and emergency management equipment and installed systems.
• Trained intermediate-level supervisors to establish comprehensive unit level training for their area of responsibility and significantly increased overall training effectiveness for over 3,000 personnel leading to federal certification.
• Established federal regulation compliant ship safety and fire safety training and combined regional training program for Japanese prefecture fire departments to provide quarterly firefighting training on board US Navy ships.

• Earned Master's of Military Art and Science with focus on military history.
• Researched, wrote, and defended thesis on origins of Navy shipboard fire-fighting and damage control which was later published in international maritime history journal Revue d'Histoire Maritime.

• Coordinated communication and outreach of all Department of Navy environmental programs and policies.
• Served as direct liaison to Office of Secretary of Defense, Navy Office of Information, OPNAV staff, and state officials.
• Managed Outer Continental Shelf Energy Development Program and served as Department of Navy executive agent for offshore energy development.

• Directed operation, maintenance and repairs of engineering plant and all auxiliary systems on two classes of Navy warships to include gas turbine engines, electrical generators, waste heat boilers, fuel and lube oil systems, fresh and salt water pumping and piping systems, sewage and hydraulic systems.
• Administered preventive and corrective maintenance programs over same systems.
• Led 156 officers, Chief Petty Officers, and Sailors through multiple deployments, operational tests, and shipyard maintenance periods and ensured all personnel met or exceeded safety, professional development, and retention goals.
• Managed critical programs such as occupational safety and health programs, fuel and water quality as well as hazardous material handling compliance and legal records.

• Taught multiple college level courses including Navigation and Naval History and led sailing and special operations teams in regional competitions.
• College level curriculum development.

• Supervised operation, maintenance, and repair of AEGIS combat weapon system.
• Coordinated preparations for Navy's most extensive ship inspection significantly increasing shipboard readiness.
• Earned top scores for all combat systems performance tests and perfect score on air warfare detect-to-engage combat scenario.

• Supervised daily operation, maintenance, and repairs of all fire-fighting and damage control equipment and systems.
• Awarded Combat Action Ribbon for mine clearance operations during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
• Generated new curriculum, developed highly effective training sessions focused on key safety and operational principles.

• Attended electrician's mate "A" school.
• Attended Nuclear Propulsion "C" school.
• Accepted to Officer Candidate School at completion of "C" school.

Conducted electrical safety training for global manufacturing client in Dallas
and North Texas areas. Updated curriculum content and significantly improved
delivery of course material.
Performed continuous evaluations of content and plans to enhance delivery
and improve effectiveness.
• Taught in class and online courses to increase learning opportunities; over
430 classroom hours.
• Delivered dynamic presentations to facilitate learning and retention among
diverse audiences.
• Coached employees on best practices, providing constructive feedback to
support their professional growth.
• Collaborated with subject matter experts to create accurate and up-to-date
content for training sessions.
• Improved employee performance by designing and implementing effective
training programs.