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- 1. Jeffrey W. LeDonne391 Eastern ave. Brighton, Co. 80601 720-685-7833 jefkit@q.com OBJECTIVE To gain a career position fully utilizing my expertise, strengths and education While contributing to the bottom line of my employer. PROFESSIONAL Old Dominion freight lines, Commerce City, Co. EXPERIENCE Inbound Outbound Supervisor, LineHaul Dispatcher Oct 06 to present Responsibilities include Preparing dockworkers for trailer to unload for inbound and outbound trailers Coordinating line haul runs, daily meetings including safety topics. Training new hires on proper loading and unloading techniques, forklift training. Proper loading and diagramming of hazardous materials. Dispatching drivers on daily runs. R and L Carriers, Denver Co. July 05 to Dec. 05 Outbound Dock Supervisor, Line Haul Dispatcher Responsibilities include Preparing dockworkers for trailer to unload from city pick ups. Coordinating line haul runs, daily meetings including safety topics. Training new hires on proper loading and unloading techniques, forklift training. Proper loading and diagramming of hazardous materials. Dispatching drivers on daily runs. Roadway Express, Denver Co. Oct. 01 to July 05 Line Haul Dispatcher, Relay Coordinator Dec. 05 to July 05 Responsibilities include Managing yard workers to prepare tractors for the drivers including fueling the trucks, hooking the trailers for certain destinations and breaking the line for inbound freight. Coordinating and dispatching over 80 drivers a day to move the outbound freight across the country. Roadway Express Ft. Collins Co. Jan. 04 to Dec. 05 Inbound, Outbound City Supervisor Responsibilities Include Dispatching city drivers for daily deliveries and city pick up for outbound. Customer service, answering phones, OSD, tracking shipments. Training new drivers, including properly filling out bill of ladings. Road safety, forklift training, how to placard hazardous material shipments. Roadway Express Denver, Co. July 02 to Jan. 04 Hazardous Materials Manager Responsibilities Include Organize bi weekly meetings and topics to be discussed. Teaching all employees on awareness for proper procedures during a hazmat spill. Making sure hazmat team cleans their masks once a month. Restocking hazmat carts, inventorying the hazmat trailer for new supplies and ordering new supplies and equipment.
- 2. Calling and preparinghazwaste for local pick up. Cleaning Dragger masks and calibrating air monitors. Organize Material Safety Data Sheets (M.S.D.S) to keep in compliance with what we have on the premises. Compiled OSHA standards specifically for safe dock operations. Created a site map and procedures for managing emergency evacuations. Incident Commander Aug. 98 to Jan. 04 Responsibilities include Preparing OP-190 (Product Data Sheet), calling CHEMTREC, coordinating with the spill center, making sure all of the equipment is suitable for the hazmat spill, using Niosh guide, Emergency Response Guide book and 3M Respirator Guide. Organizing the hazmat team, explaining to them what type of release we have, how we need to clean up the spill, what equipment to use. Following all the rules and regulations of OSHA and our SOP’s. (Standard Operating Procedures) Hazardous Materials Operations Aug. 96 to Jan. 04 Responsibilities include Setting up the hot, warm and cold zones using litmus paper and the air monitors, too make sure that we are at a safe distance to clean up the spilled material. Setting up the decon zone, gathering any equipment that will be used to secure the spill, for example, drums to put the material in, absorbent material to soak up the spill, non sparking brooms and shovels and amphomag to neutralize the product. Dock Safety Team Coordinator Aug. 02 to Jan. 04 Prepare once a month meetings, topics include areas of the dock that need repaired. Talk to operations manager and dock personnel to keep work areas clean of debris. Remind all employees of the KIP system (Keys to Injury Prevention) SPECIAL Hazardous Materials Technician 80 Hour March 2001 TRAINING Trained in level A (SCBA), B (SCBA) and 12 years using level B supplied air and Level C (APR) Air Purifying Respirator. Trained on numerous air monitors, Oxygen Indicators, Combustible Gas (CGI), Toxic Atmosphere, Colorimetric Indicator Tubes and Pump, Photo Ionization Detector, Flame Ionization Detector, PH paper and Oxidizing paper. Trained on the many different types of absorbent materials for use on land and water. Containment; Plugging, Patching, Capping, Replacing and Repairing drums. Trained on how to properly use the Chlorine kits A,B,C for temporary transfer. ORGANIZATION Rocky Mountain Hazardous Materials Association Attended RMHA 22nd and 23rd annual seminar, topics and certificates include Successful completion of the 24 hour Emergency Medical Services and Planning for Weapons of Mass Destruction April 23-25, 2002 4 Hour Environmental Crimes Detection April 24, 2002 4 Hour OSHA, EPA, DOT, RCRA, Regulations April 28, 2003 8 Hour Weapons of Mass Destruction Crime Scene April 29, 2003 4 Hour Drug Labs Awareness April 30, 2003
- 3. 4 Hour HazmatTechnician Competencies April 30, 2003 4 Hour Radiological Response May 1, 2003 4 Hour Air Monitoring Instruments May 1, 2003 4 Hour Respirator Fit Test (Train the Trainer) May 2, 2003 CERTIFICATIONS Certified Incident Commander. Certified Operations Level Emergency Response. Certified by 3M Respirator Training Instructor. Certified 80 Hour Hazardous Materials Technician and OSHA 40 Certified OSHA 8 Hour Refresher May 2002, Aug. 03,04 and Dec. 05 Certified Hazardous Waste Training Oct. 2002 EDUCATION Graduated Aurora Christian Academy, Aurora Co. 1985 University of Findlay, Findlay Oh. 1993-2004 Transportation Technology Center 2001 Texas A and M National Emergency Response Center 2002 GOALS To contribute to the bottom line of my employer. To continue in the education and training of Hazardous Materials and for the Safety of others in the environment.