1. PHILLIP CROWLEY
327 Longwood Dr.
Statesboro, Georgia 30461
Phone: (912) 687-1134
Email: pcrowley@frontiernet.net
OBJECTIVE:
I am seeking a position as a Safety Manager/Trainer/Consultant/Assistant to a Safety
Manager. It is my desire to enhance and change the safety culture within a Company that I
should make application to.
QUALIFICATIONS
• 7 years teaching/training experience (Safety Coordinator/Trainer)
• Proficient use of MS Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, organizational and leadership skills
• Exceptional versatility with the ability to manage multiple tasks in a production
paced environment
EDUCATION
Statesboro High School, 1966
Pennsylvania Gunsmith School, 1973; Master Gun-Builder
OTI 2015: Hazardous Materials
OTI 2045: Machinery and Machine Guarding Standards
OTI 2250: Principles of Ergonomics
OTI 3110: Fall Arrest Systems
OTI 521: OSHA Guide to Industrial Hygiene
OTI 501: Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry
10-hour Occupational Safety and Health Training in General Industry Safety and Health
30-hour Occupational Safety and Health Training in General Industry Safety and Health
EMPLOYMENT
1990-2005: Georgia Pacific Corporation, Rincon, Georgia as an hourly production
employee for approximately 16 years
2005-2012: as an hourly Departmental Safety Coordinator; a position which was created to
work under direction of our salaried Safety Management Team. My department consists of
approximately 600 employees as well as approximately 400 pieces of converting
equipment.
Safety Coordinator/Trainer for the Converting Department
• Responsible for all aspects of departmental safety as well as training; training
all new hires and transfers coming into my department.
• Developed and implemented a very concise training and development process
for our new hires and current employees.
• Instrumental in the development and implementation of the HIRA (Hazard
Identification and Risk Assessment) process in the Converting Department. I
received training from Jacobs Engineering and RL Consulting (Control Systems
Integration).
• Written, revised, and reviewed departmental Job Hazard Analysis (JHA),
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), and various certification documents.
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2. • I am a published author which has given me the ability to be a strong written or
verbal communicator.
• Creation of training materials and provided training for implemented processes
• Behavior Based Safety Facilitator and instructor
• Received Kepnor-Tregor training and lead a KT investigation (Mechanical
Reliability)
• Received Accident and Incident Investigation Training
• Participant in Root Cause Failure Analysis. (Mechanical Failure)
• Experienced in development of machine-specific lock-out procedures
• Experienced in SCAT and Tap-Root incident investigations, follow-up, and
corrective actions
• Experienced in confined space entry
• Received training as a “Competent Person” for fall protection training and
inspection
• Strict adherence to Industrial Guiding Principles, i.e. Integrity, Compliance,
Knowledge, and Change.
1967-1970 Military Service, United States Army
• Enlisted in the U.S. Army completing Basic Training at Ft. Jackson, South
Carolina.
• Completed Advance Training at Ft. Lee Virginia as an Armorer specialist,
maintaining and repairing of military small arms weapons.
• Prior to deployment to the Republic of Vietnam, I completed jungle warfare
training at Ft. Benning, Georgia.
• I was assigned and served with Headquarters Battery, 6th Battalion, 14th
Artillery, 52nd Artillery Group in Pleiku, Vietnam located in the Central
Highlands.
• My unit participated in combat operations during the 1968 and 1969 TET
Offensives in Kontum, Dakto, and Ben Het. Before leaving the Republic of
Vietnam after one year of service, my unit was a participant in the Battle of
Ben Het.
• I was awarded various medals, Unit and Presidential Citations, Vietnam Cross
of Gallantry, and numerous letters of commendation from superior officers.
• I volunteered and participated in many jungle “search and destroy” missions
and convoys traveling in and around enemy-infested areas.
• Upon arrival back in the United States, I served for one year as a training NCO,
preparing trainees for possible duty in the Republic of Vietnam.
I completed my duty with the military at Ft. Eustis, Virginia.
Computer Skills
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Microsoft Works,
Access.
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3. References
Phillip R. Tremble Director of Human Resources, Bulloch County Schools
150 Williams Rd., Suite A
Statesboro, Georgia 30458
912-764-1676
Eugene Purvis Product Systems Manager
Georgia Pacific Savannah River Mill
323 Fort Howard Rd.
Rincon, Georgia 31326
912.826.9248 C-912-663-5462
Carol Caputo Product System Performance Leader
Georgia Pacific Savannah River Mill
323 Fort Howard Rd.
Rincon, Georgia 31326
912.826.9258 C-912-663-6887
James Gibson Product Systems Manager
Georgia Pacific Savannah River Mill
323 Fort Howard Rd.
Rincon, Georgia 31326
912-826-9053 C-912-401-4547
Paul Bisso Product Systems Reliability Leader
Georgia Pacific Savannah River Mill
323 Fort Howard Rd.
Rincon, Georgia 31326
912-826-9088 C-912-547-9361
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