Lionel Gautreaux

• Lead safety initiatives and ensure compliance with OSHA, ANSI, and company standards.
• Develop and implement site-specific safety plans and emergency response protocols.
• Conduct incident investigations and support root cause analysis.
• Deliver safety training and maintain compliance documentation.
• Guide teams in creating effective JHAs/JSAs and hazard controls.
• Oversee drug screening programs and perform site safety audits.

• Maintained accurate safety documentation, including inspections, incidents, and training records.
• Developed and delivered OSHA-compliant training (e.g., Confined Space, First Aid/CPR).
• Identified hazards and implemented risk mitigation strategies with cross-functional teams.
• Conducted regular site and equipment inspections to ensure regulatory compliance.
• Enforced corrective actions for identified health and safety hazards.

• Led a four-person safety team overseeing risk assessments, audits, incident investigations, permit-to-work systems, hygiene inspections, and hazard hunts.
• Ensured safety and medical welfare for a 210-person offshore crew; coordinated emergency care with onshore medical director.
• Managed behavioral-based safety reporting to identify and address crew performance trends.
• Delivered regulatory training on BSEE and company safety standards, emergency response, and survival procedures.
• Monitored rig-board hazards including confined space atmospheres, water quality, and hygiene conditions.

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Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health Specialist

• Conducted industrial hygiene assessments to identify hazards and recommend controls for heat stress, air quality, noise, and chemical exposure.
• Implemented respiratory protection and hearing conservation programs, including training, fit-testing, and audiometric evaluations.
• Developed chemical inventory systems and hazard communication programs to reduce occupational illness risks.
• Improved PPE usage through training and effectiveness evaluations.
• Provided guidance on indoor environmental quality, including mold and dampness control.
• Delivered new hire orientations and ongoing safety training; prepared reports referencing regulatory standards and exposure risks.

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• Conducted patient assessments, administered treatments, and maintained accurate medical records.
• Delivered emergency medical care in remote industrial settings, including trauma response, BLS, and ACLS.
• Managed on-site medical supplies and ensured emergency readiness.
• Performed workplace health risk assessments and environmental monitoring (e.g., air quality, confined spaces).
• Supported health surveillance programs, including drug testing and PPE compliance.

• Delivered ACLS, BLS, and PALS care in high-pressure emergency situations, including cardiac arrests, trauma, and respiratory distress.
• Performed rapid assessments, interventions, and en-route care to improve patient outcomes and prepare for hospital transfer.
• Accurately documented care using EMR systems for compliance and quality improvement.
• Ensured patient safety through adherence to lifting, equipment, and infection control protocols.
• Collaborated with EMTs, fire personnel, and hospital staff to coordinate efficient emergency response.
• Trained and mentored new paramedics as a preceptor during clinical ridealongs.

November 1996 - 2000

- Collaborated with engineers' designs in the fabrication, wiring, and testing of power distribution panels for major cruise ships and US Coast Guard boats per 46 CFR Subchapter H for Maritime Electrical Standards.

- Supervised subordinate technicians with custom offshore oil rig Blow-Out Preventer panels in accordance with the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE).

- Supported project completion by reading and interpreting schematics, wiring diagrams, technical manuals, and specifications to ensure accurate installations of E&I components.

- Provided prompt emergency response to address unexpected failures in E&I equipment, minimizing production losses.

USN Nuclear Electricians Mate

USS James K Polk, SSBN-645, Norfolk, VA 11/1988 - 11/1996

Nuclear Electrician Maintenance

- Repair, maintain and install electric motors, wiring, breakers and switches

- Inspect, test, repair, and maintain electrical equipment - Apply electrical and electronic theory and related knowledge to trouble shoot and repair electrical components, circuitry, controls, and machinery

Electric Plant Operator

- Control, operate and maintain machinery to generate electric power

- Supervise and direct electric plant shifts  Balance electrical distribution between multiple power generation sources

- Fire Response / Damage Control

- Respond to ship-wide emergency and casualty response

- Technical Expert: Complete basic nuclear and electrical fundamentals, including schematic reading for preventative and corrective maintenance.

- Shutdown Reactor Operator

- Operate and maintain a shutdown nuclear reactor

- Start and stop equipment, adjust parameters, and record data in logs

- Implement emergency procedures when necessary.

- Respond to abnormalities, determine cause and recommend corrective actions

Technical Training Naval Nuclear Prototype Training, Balston Spa, NY - 1990

Naval Nuclear Power School, Orlando, FL - 1989

Nuclear Field Electricians Mate “A” school, Orlando, FL - 1989