Gary Douglas Stewart has over 15 years of experience in industrial safety working in chemical, oil, gas, construction, and industrial sites. He is trained in designing and implementing effective safety programs that monitor facilities for OSHA compliance. His experience includes jobs in safety inspection, equipment testing and repair, environmental waste handling, construction equipment operation, and warehouse and delivery work while ensuring safety standards and regulations were followed. He has extensive safety certifications and training.

1. 7511 Seminole St. Baytown, TX 77521 832.262.5225 douglas_stewart@live.com⁤ ⁤
GARY DOUGLAS STEWART
Skills Profile
⁤ HAND’S ON PROFESSIONAL with advanced training in occupational/industrial safety,
construction/emergency management services, and safety prevention programs. Over
15 year’s experience working in and around chemical, oil, gas, construction, and
industrial job sites.
Qualifications
SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT:
• Trained in the ability to design, direct, and implement effective safety programs.
• Demonstrated experience in monitoring facilities and processes for adherence to OSHA
guidelines by overseeing inspections, recommending corrective measures, and
preparing for OSHA safety audits and investigations.
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE:
• Training and Coursework:
o Field Safety Certificate
o Construction Site Safety Supervisor Certification
o Safety Technology Certification
o OSHA 30
o Maintains current TWIC, CPR/ First Aid, and basic safety certifications.
• Computer skills: Very proficient in Windows, Microsoft Office, Adobe, and SAP.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
• Proficient in OSHA safety and compliance regulations, drug free workplace programs,
and miscellaneous other job safety programs.

2. • Experienced and effective in working with people of diverse cultures and backgrounds
and interacting with all levels of management and personnel.
Most Recent Employment History
November 2011- Present
HAGEMEYER- TECHNICIAN I
Monitor and evaluate job sites for OSHA and regulatory compliance. Inspect, test, and
repair SWAN stations, breathing air units, and other safety equipment for accuracy and condition. Provide
recommendations and plan implementation strategies. Supervise crew and ensure that all employees are
meeting plant and OSHA safety standards, track all completed work via daily logs, fill out and turn in
worksheets. Successfully worked in a supervisory position while accurately completing all jobs on or
before the scheduled completion date.
August 2011- November 2011
VEOLIA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES- ENVIRONMENTAL WASTE TECHNICIAN
Maintain project work-site in a safe and environmentally sound condition per DOT, EPA
and SA requirements. Inspect equipment, hoses, connections, pumps and general work area prior to
starting the job. Ensure that clients understand proper disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste
and provide the proper mechanisms to do so.
February 2011-March 2011
ANALYTIC STRESS- HEAT STRESS TESTER
Conducted local pre-heat and post weld heat treating operations, including initial preparation and
set-up such as thermocouple placement, insulation, electrical connections, and programming of the
source and controller. Knowledge of local PWHT parameters and applicable PWHT procedure
requirements.
May 2010- November 2011
HAGEMEYER- TECHNICIAN
Inspect, test, and repair fire hoses throughout a number of chemical plants in the Houston area.
Confirm that hose is up to manufacturer specified pressure guidelines and adjust as necessary. Test,
refill, and repair fire extinguishers. Inspect and repair water pipes as needed. Ensured that OSHA
standards and regulations were being implemented and followed. Access into numerous chemical plants
was required, with clearance and safety training completed in all of them.

3. April 2008-February 2009
EXCALIBAR MINERALS- OPERATOR
Successful start-up, running, and shut-down of mills. Processed products while switching blinds and
changing valves. Observed mills and troubleshooted problems when they occurred. Trained new
operators on procedures and polices along with plant operations. Maintained a safe and OSHA compliant
workplace while ensuring that products were processed at the highest standards.
October 2007- February 2008
KGW CORPORATION- EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Operated dozer in grading lots and clearing. Operated vibratory compactor to compact lots and
create building pads. Assisted in various other construction duties while maintaining a safe worksite.
June 2006- September 2007
SUMMIT ELECTRICAL SUPPLY- DELIVERY DRIVER/WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT
General warehouse work, including moving & sorting pallets and organizing & entering orders.
Accepted, documented, and verified UPS/FedEx deliveries. Pulled, entered, and delivered orders to
customers while safely operating a company vehicle.
February 2006- June 2006
MCJUNKIN CORPORATION- UNLOADER & STOCKER
Load and unload hot shots trucks, move freight from receiving to shelves. Unload pallets and re-
organize/re-sort bins. Documented and entered incoming and outgoing product. Maintained reports and any
discrepancies.
September 2002- January 2006
KGW CORPORATION- EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Operated dozer in grading lots and clearing. Operated vibratory compactor to compact lots and
create building pads. Assisted in various other construction duties while maintaining a safe worksite.
October 2001- August 2002
AIMCOR AT EXXON MOBIL- OPERATOR

4. Loading of bulk materials into barges or ships. Unheading and Decoking activities in the refinery
Delayed Coker Unit. Operation of locomotive and rail switching activities and operation of conveyors,
crushers, and material handling equipment. Maintained a safe and OSHA compliant workplace while
ensuring that all products were at the highest standards.
January 2001- September 2001
TEXAS STRESS- HEAT STRESS TESTER
Pre-weld treating, post-weld treating, including communicating the specific safety issues related
to pre and PWHT operations with welders working on the job. Followed PWHT parameters and applicable
welding codes. Attach heaters to piping using banding tools and fiber tape. Connect heaters and
thermocouples to heat-treating console using cable sets and splitters. Set-up and operate the heat-
treating console, programmer, controllers, and recorder. Read recorder strip charts to determine
temperatures, soak time, rise, and fall rates. Trouble-shoot preheat and PWHT by recognizing open
circuits, shorted circuits, reversed polarity, inoperable heater elements, and cross-controlling circuits.
November 1998- January 2001
WALMART- SUPPORT MANAGER/TIRE & OIL TECHNICIAN
Customer service, including cashiering, assisting in, and solving any problems or issues that
arose. Mounted, rotated, and balanced tires, changed oil per company guidelines and ensured that all
safety guidelines were followed. Maintained documentation of services done, and ordered supplies as
needed.
References
Tracy Landry – TGE Industrial Services – 563.564.3326
Rick Daniels - Hagemeyer- 281.620.4962
Norman Keyes - Targa Resources - 281.385.3380
John Wright - Shell Oil - 281.426.5331
Kenny King - KGW- 713.203.9548