John Titus is a risk management consultant with over 22 years of experience in both the private sector and military. He currently works with Praxiom Risk Management to help clients across various industries improve performance through strengthened risk management. Prior to this role, John was a risk control consultant, managing aviation safety projects. He began his career in the military, holding safety management positions and developing programs that significantly reduced injury rates. John has extensive training and education in occupational safety, electronic systems, and aeronautics.

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Praxiom Risk Management, LLC
John Titus
Risk Management Consultant
John has over 22 years of progressive risk management experience
both in the private sector and the military. John is currently a
consultant with Praxiom Risk Management where he works with
clients in a wide range of industries to improve overall company
performance through improved risk management.
Prior to joining the Praxiom, John was a Risk Control Consultant for
Advantec, providing risk control consulting for over 200 client
companies in Texas and Illinois. During his tenure with Advantec,
John also managed all Aviation Safety consulting projects
throughout the U.S.
John began his career in the military, where he received training and extensive management
experience. His service of over 20 years included positions and responsibilities as a Ground
Safety Manager, overseeing the safety and health programs for 4,200 base personnel, and
Safety Manager, where he developed health and safety programs that reduced the Air Force
Flight Test Center’s injury mishap rate by 68% and vehicle mishap rate by 70% for a direct
savings of $200,000. Additionally, he was occupational Safety and Health Manager, managing
the safety and health mishap prevention program of more than 7,000 personnel, where his
efforts resulted in a 44% decrease in lost time injuries. He also served as Environmental Health
and Safety Manager, overseeing the development and implementation of the Propulsion
Directorate’s Environmental, Health and Safety Program for 135 laboratories and test stands,
which earned him the title of Safety Professional of the Year for 2003.
John also served as the Director of the United States Air Force Safety School, where he directed
the daily activities of the Community College of the Air Force accredited safety courses for both
military and civilian students.
John has a Bachelor of Science in Professional Aeronautics from Embry‐Riddle Aeronautical
University and has earned Associate Degrees in Occupational Safety and Electronic Systems
Technology. He is a past member of the Texas Workers’ Compensation Commission, and
Professional Safety Source, Austin, Texas, and is a professional member of the American Society
of Safety Engineers. John also served as an Associate Professor at Palo Alto Community College
in San Antonio, Texas.