1. Grant J. Thomison
grantthomison@me.com
cell # 936-215-3934
EXPERIENCE
PROCESS SAFETY MANAGEMENT 2000 – Present
Consultant / Principle Engineer
Experienced Process Safety Management Engineer. Ensures compliance with state and
federal standards as well as operation at maximum efficiency. A compassionate leader whom
drives change through engagement.
Experience covers a wide range of process safety, risk management, safety, environmental,
hazard analysis, and process safety management.
Core competencies include design and implementation of PSM programs, OSHA/EPA
compliance expert and PSM trainer.
PSM Coordinator for PSM Program Development and Execution 2015-2016
Materia-Inc. Huntsville, TX
 Facilitate Pre-startup Safety reviews (PSSR) at the plant as well as corresponding
paperwork for MOC documentation.
 Created Employee Training Programs as well as P&ID updates to follow all SOP and
LOTO revisions.
 Represent the plant in companywide teams and programs to include all PSM Training
and Plant Awareness of the PSM program.
 Work closely with Plant Managers and Directors to provide up to date and complete
programs that exceed OSHA State and Federal requirements.
 Technical Safety, Systems Safety, Process Safety Engineering supporting Operations in
US.
 Primary focus on the application of technical/systems/process safety tools to a wide
range of issues ranging from new projects to modification and operations support of
existing assets.
 Identification, assessment and documentation of health, safety and environmental risk
reduction and control strategies for significant hazards.
 Plan, organize, scribe, facilitate, lead assessment and control activities such as:
HAZIDs/HAZOPs, Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRAs), FMEAC, Facility
Siting/Layout Studies, Physical Effects Modeling, etc.
 Apply risk management and systems safety concepts throughout project lifecycle.
 Applying applicable codes and standards.

2. PSM Consultant for PSM Program Development and Execution 2013 – 2015
Chevron, Refinery& Gas Processing
Bakersfield, California
 Safeguard stewardship program was to design and develop a procedure that would be
universal for Chevron global in identifying what safeguards were in place and adding
additional safeguards based on PHA Cl1 and Cl2 scenarios.
 Risk profile group. I lead a team of risk profilers in audits for covered and non-covered
processes. Development of the risk man 2 sub procedures
 Asset Integrity Critical Equipment List.
 Development of program and procedure to insure what was defined as critical
equipment was in fact treated as such.
 Inspections and p.m. scheduling as well as all documentation and training. Workshops
to be held annually to cover all Cl1 Cl2 scenarios and include the equipment that was
involved on the AIC lists.
Westlake Vinyl’s 2013
Baton Rouge, LA
Principle Engineer
 Facilitate Pre-startup Safety reviews (PSSR) at the plant as well as corresponding
paperwork for MOC documentation.
 Created Employee Training Programs as well as P&ID updates to follow all SOP and
LOTO revisions.
 Represent the plant in companywide teams and programs to include all PSM Training
and Plant Awareness of the PSM program.
 Work closely with Plant Managers and Directors to provide up to date and complete
programs that exceed OSHA State and Federal requirements.
 Technical Safety, Systems Safety, Process Safety Engineering supporting Operations in
US.
 Primary focus on the application of technical/systems/process safety tools to a wide
range of issues ranging from new projects to modification and operations support of
existing assets.
 Identification, assessment and documentation of health, safety and environmental risk
reduction and control strategies for significant hazards.
 Plan, organize, scribe, facilitate, lead assessment and control activities such as:
HAZIDs/HAZOPs, Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRAs), FMEAC, Facility
Siting/Layout Studies, Physical Effects Modeling, etc.
 Apply risk management and systems safety concepts throughout project lifecycle.
 Applying applicable codes and standards.
Plains All American Pipeline, Gas Processing 2012 – 2013
Gulf Coast Division Safety Manager
 Technical Safety, Systems Safety, Process Safety Engineering supporting Operations in
US, both onshore and deep water Gulf of Mexico as well as to Projects delivered by the
Onshore Project
 Primary focus on the application of technical/systems/process safety tools to a wide
range of issues ranging from new projects to modification and operations support of
existing assets
 Identification, assessment and documentation of health, safety and environmental risk
reduction and control strategies for significant hazards
 Plan, organize, scribe, facilitate, lead assessment and control activities such as:
HAZIDs/HAZOPs, Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRAs), FMEAC, Facility
Siting/Layout Studies, Physical Effects Modeling, etc.
 Apply risk management and systems safety concepts throughout project lifecycle

3.  Applying applicable codes and standards
 Support "Fit-for-purpose" implementation of global corporate standards
 Support development, modification and implementation of the Upstream Americas HSSE
Management System
Electrolux Anderson 2011 – 2012
Corporate Process SafetyConsultant - 36,000 lbs. CLP Facility
 Oversaw Cyclopentane project; to develop and implement the PSM program; to
negotiate contracts for the capital project; create SOP documents and train all personal
on HAZOP and OSHA rules and regulations
Shaw Group / V.C. Summers Nuclear Plant 2011
Jenkinsville, S.C.
Site Superintendent / PSM Champion
 Oversee document control for nuclear refuel project
 HAZOP training
 Supervise as many as forty employees and schedule all PM
 Coordinate the overall plant Process Safety Management
 Maintain and coordinate the process safety info
 Participate in investigation of Process Safety Incidents
 Facilitate PSM audits

4. Triumph Saint Joseph 2010 – 2011
Missouri
PSM Consultant/ PSM Coordinator - 160,000 lbs. NH3 Facility
 Facilitate Pre-startup Safety reviews (PSSR) at the plant as well as corresponding
paperwork for MOC doc’s
 Created Employee Training Programs as well as P&ID updates to follow all SOP and
LOTO revisions
 Represent the plant in companywide teams and programs to include all PSM Training
and Plant Awareness of the PSM program
Advance Foods 2008 – 2009
Enid, Oklahoma
PSM Coordinator/Consultant - 200,000 lbs. NH3 Facility
 Coordinate the overall plant Process Safety Management program
 Maintain and coordinate the process safety information
 Ammonia compressor training for 25-30 employees
 Control documents for MOC and PSSR
 Complete all HAZOP training for engine room employees
Paragon / O.G. & E. Enorgex, Gas Processing 2008
Okarche, Oklahoma
Field Engineer/ M.O.C. Controller
 Consult with Plant Engineers and Plant Managers
 Determine the requirements of contractors and plant personnel
 Examine boilers, pressure vessels tanks and convection ovens for defects
 Enforce and maintain ASME pressure codes and standards for deterioration
 Repair and replace defective tubes and insulation in radian, convection heaters, and
heat exchangers
 Study blueprints to determine locations, relationships, and dimensions of parts for SOP
and P&ID training
 Complete chemical tests to insure the plant is operating at maximum efficiency
 Oversea and direct MOC and PSSR compliance document control
P2S / DCP Midstream, Gas Processing 2007 – 2008
Woodward, Oklahoma
Corp. PSM Consultant / Paragon
 Facilitate Pre-startup Safety reviews (PSSR) at the plant as well as corresponding
paperwork for MOC doc’s
 Created Employee Training Programs as well as P&ID updates to follow all SOP and
LOTO revisions
 Represent the plant in companywide teams and programs to include all PSM Training
and Plant Awareness of the PSM program
 Work closely with Plant Managers and Directors to provide up to date and complete
programs that exceed OSHA State and Federal requirements
Fluor Daniels / B.P. Gas 2007
Ulysses Kansas
Projects Leader/ PSM Consultant
 Consult with Plant Engineers and Plant Managers
 Determine the requirements of contractors and plant personnel
 Examine boilers, pressure vessels tanks and vats for defects
 Enforce and maintain ASME pressure codes and standards for deterioration

5.  Repair and replace defective tubes and insulation in radian, convection heaters, and
heat exchangers
 Repair ammonia containment unit, pneumatic pumps, compressors, and cooling towers
 Study blueprints to determine locations, relationships, and dimensions of parts for SOP
and P&ID training
 Complete chemical tests to insure the plant is operating at maximum efficiency
Paragon 2005 – 2007
Houston, Texas
Mechanical Integrity / Field Engineer for Refineries
 Consult with Plant Engineers and Plant Managers
 Determine the requirements of contractors and plant personnel
 Examine boilers, pressure vessels tanks and vats for defects
 Enforce and maintain ASME pressure codes and standards for deterioration
 Repair and replace defective tubes and insulation in radian, convection heaters, and
heat exchangers
 Repaired pneumatic pumps, compressors, and cooling towers
 Study blueprints to determine locations, relationships, and dimensions of parts for SOP
and P&ID training and revised accordingly.
 Complete chemical tests to insure the plant is operating at maximum efficiency
Tulsa Cold Storage 2004 – 2005
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Plant / Design Engineer / Consultant - 30,000 lbs. NH3 Facility
 Design engineer for ammonia refrigeration systems
 Design and implement PSM program
 Training for HAZOP and OSHA
 Compressor training for employees
 Created up to date document control room
Creekstone 2003 – 2004
Arkansas City, Kansas
PSM Consultant - 186,000 lbs. NH3 Facility
 Consult with Plant Engineers and Plant Managers
 Determine the requirements of contractors and plant personnel
 Examine boilers, pressure vessels tanks and vats for defects
 Enforce and maintain ASME pressure codes and standards for deterioration
 Repair and replace defective tubes and insulation in radian, convection heaters, and
heat exchangers
 Repair ammonia containment unit, pneumatic pumps, compressors, and cooling towers
 Study blueprints to determine locations, relationships, and dimensions of parts for SOP
and P&ID training
Future Beef Operations 2000 – 2003
Arkansas City, Kansas
PSM Consultant - 186,000 lbs. NH3 Facility
 Consult with Plant Engineers and Plant Managers
 Determine the requirements of contractors and plant personnel
 Examine boilers, pressure vessels tanks and vats for defects
 Enforce and maintain ASME pressure codes and standards for deterioration
 Repair and replace defective tubes and insulation in radian, convection heaters, and
heat exchangers
 Study blueprints to determine locations, relationships, and dimensions of parts for SOP
and P&ID training

6. UNION 592 01/1996 – 12/1999
Journeyman, Boilmaker
 Retrofit and maintained Refineries
CERTIFICATIONS
 HAZOP certified & OSHA Certified
TRAINING
 Journeyman Mechanic Boilmaker, Local 592
 Level 2 NH3, Garden City Kansas
 Code Welder, Oklahoma State certified
 Process Safety Management Coordinator, Primatech
 Process Safety Management internal Audit, Primatech
 PHA Team Leader, McNeil
 Human factors, McNeil
 SCBA, Total Safety
EDUCATION
BS, Mechanical Engineering – 1998
Oklahoma State University
BS, Agriculture Marketing – 1996
North Eastern University
AS, Marketing – 1994
Eastern Oklahoma University
AS, Pro-E Engineering – 1998
Oklahoma State Okmulgee Tech