Mario Bedarte

• Mario Bedarte is a resolute safety professional with bilingual abilities. Firm understanding of regulatory compliance. First-hand experience in conducting job site safety field inspections, incident management, and incident investigation. Skilled in leading orientation and developing training programs. Exceptional experience in construction safety professional with experience in power and infrastructure safety, disciplined and efficient with strong program management and team leadership skills. Resolving problems with an initiative-taking approach.
• YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
• Total Years in Industry: 10+
• Total Years at Company: 7
• SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE/TRAINING
• First Aid/CPR/AED
• OSHA 10
• OSHA 30
• OSHA 500
• OSHA 510
• Fall Protection Competent
• Trenching/Excavation Competent
• Scissor Lift Qualified
• Manlift Qualified
• Leadership Training
• CVIS Mentor
• Tether Trained

• Conduct safety meetings, conduct safety orientations, participate in training, fit testing, operator orientation to assess, first responder, and AED preparation internal audits job site to ensure safe worker performance and compliance with regulations and company policies and procedures. Ensure the well-being of all workers. Conduct DVI – Daily visual inspection training and spotter training. Provide training to employees as needed on work place policies and best practices in the event of incidents or injuries, responsible for conducting incident investigations using root cause analysis. Worked with the facility management team to implement corrective actions to ensure similar incidents do not reoccur.
• The Zier Solar project is a solar project that will produce approximately 298MW of power to the grid when complete. Zier is an EPC project for Cypress Creek Renewables.

• Assemble solar panels at the job site. Mount panels on the client’s roof or in another location. Configure the wiring and inspect electrical parts. Install and connect any batteries or other accessories. Perform maintenance on all systems. Perform various other tasks as assigned with TIC Power safety and health policies and procedures. The Samsco Solar project is located at the following locations: Samsco Solar I, Depot, Texas Samsco Solar II, Cunningham, Texas Samsco Solar III, Depot, Texas Delilah I, Depot, Texas Delilah II, Pattonville, Texas

• Followed established safety rules and regulations and maintained a safe and clean environment. Studied specifications in blueprints, sketches, or building plans to prepare project layouts and determine the dimensions, shape, design, and materials required. Removed damaged or defective parts or sections of wooden structures and repaired or replaced them using hand tools.

• Erected, installed, and repaired structures and fixtures of wood, plywood, and wallboard (make concrete forms) using carpenters hand tools and power tools. Shaped or cut materials to precise measurements and assembled boards, timber, or plywood to the necessary size, while building wooden forms in the shape of the structures using hand tools, machines, or power tools.

• Drove piling, built job-specific wood forms, and assembled industrial available form systems. Set and tie steel as required. Erected and wrecked all forms. Poured, graded, and finished concrete. Loaded and unloaded material. Shoveled dirt, gravel, and asphalt. Performed general housekeeping and clean-up of the job site. Checked and maintained grade stakes and other survey markings. Maintained equipment and tools. Enter confined spaces, as required. Provide flagging and direction to operators of various pieces of equipment. Performed incidental work items and duties within other crafts.

• Took measurements and calculated the size and amount of material needed. Cut, shaped, and smoothed lumber and other materials (e.g., fiberglass) according to measurements. Built scaffolding and other constructed structures.

Load and unload trucks

Stage and organize lumber yard

Customer assistance

Hands on work / labor work

• Brought material and tools from trucks and storage facilities to work site locations and organized for expected needs. Worked independently in a challenging environment while meeting productivity and quality expectations. Operated equipment such as roller, skid steer, front-end loader, backhoe loader, water truck, and man lifts.