The document provides a summary of qualifications and experience for Michael Diamond, who has over 20 years of experience in occupational safety and environmental management. He has various safety certifications and has worked in safety roles for both private companies and the US Navy, where he gained experience in areas such as nuclear propulsion, electrical systems, hazardous materials management, and loss prevention programs. He currently works as a PSM consultant facilitating HAZOP and PHA analyses.

1. Michael Diamond
(225) 610-4818 mikediamo@aol.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
● Certified Occupational Safety Specialist (COSS)-2013
● OSHA 10 in both General Industry and Construction-2013
● Basic Orientation Plus from various safety councils, as well as site-specific training for more than
30 industrial sites across the US
● Trained in Process Safety Management (PSM) Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) Facilitation using
HAZOP and What if Methodology-2014
● GSP designation from BCSP -2015
EDUCATION:
Southeastern Louisiana University, Hammond, LA
Health, Safety, and Environment BS December, 2015
EXPERIENCE AND EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
Glenn Young and Associates: (PSM Consulting Firm) 2015-Present
 Scribe PHA Facilitation
Bolt-Tech Mannings: (National Premier Industrial Bolting Company) 2012-2014
Regional Safety Coordinator Gulf Region 16 months
● Managed safety programs for 3 facilities in 2 states, as well as client worksites,
resulting in a 50% reduction in OSHA incident rates.
● Managed Behavioral Based Safety (BBS) Program for the Gulf Region,
resulting in a 70% reduction in first aid incidents.
● Managed Regional DOT certifications.
● Managed technician safety training and client worksite specific trainings.
● Utilized Leading and Lagging indicators to reduce accidents in region.
● Onsite safety lead for over 44 sites across the US.
● Onsite inspections both client and company for turnarounds and outages.
● PPE management, inspections, for over 50 technicians in the region.
● Monthly Lessons learned and near miss data presentations to technicians in region.
● Facility safety management to include eye wash stations, fire extinguishers, hazcom, and
ergonomic hazards.
● Safety experience in multiple high risk facilities including Hydrofluoric acid unit, Phosgene, and
other Acid units.
● Safety experience in Compressor stations and other Pipeline industries.
● Turnaround safety lead experience in refineries to include H Oil, cracker, and coker units.
● Power safe, turbine generation and other power generation facility experience.
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2. Interim Director of Safety managing all 20 locations nationwide 4 months
● Managed various contractor consortiums including I logistics, ISNetworld, MICS, and PICS
● Assisted in management of DISA, Psychometrics, and other drug testing programs company
wide.
● Accident investigation including root cause analysis.
● Utilized Leading and Lagging indicators to reduce accidents in region.
● Monthly Reports to VP of Operations and CEO.
● Writing Emergency Action Plans and other safety plans for site specific work.
USS KIDD: (WWII Memorial and Museum) 2009-2012
 Assisted Ship Superintendent in restoration and preservation.
 Guided tours of large groups while ensuring safe transit throughout the ship, and presenting
historical facts.
 Facilitated overnight events including those for large groups of children.
US NAVY: (Nuclear Submarines) 1994-2009
 Quality Assurance Inspector (QAI) Submarine safe work using same standards as the space
shuttle program
 Trained in electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and nuclear propulsion onboard Nuclear
Submarines and Surface Ships.
 Navy firefighting and atmosphere monitoring trained.
 Departmental Hazardous Material (Hazcom) coordinator on Submarines and Surface Vessels.
 Awarded two Naval Achievement Medals for Performance and Leadership
 Received over 5 Navy Letters of Commendation
 Training Supervisor of Sonar Division for 1 year, resulting in 100% advancement of all personnel
who were eligible for advancement.
 Gave weekly maintenance and upkeep briefs to the admirals in charge of the five submarine
squadrons located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii during the three years at NSSC Pearl Harbor
 Responsible for enforcing EPA Standards during submarine upkeeps while at NSSC Pearl Harbor
 Responsible for the coordination of all shore services for all submarines entering Submarine Base
Pearl Harbor to include fuel oil loads, waste disposal, and other services.
 15 years’ experience with LOTO, energy isolation, explosives safety including torpedoes, cruise
missiles, and nuclear weapons handling.
Activities:
● Member of American Society of Safety Engineers at Southeastern Louisiana University
● Cub Scout Den Leader Pack 228
● Residential Assistance Board President for Radford Terrace Military Housing
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