1. Roderick Redd
211 Nicholson Str. Evans, Ga. 30809 706-250-0849(H) 706-589-2196 (C) rredd65@gmail.com
SAFETY PROFESSIONAL
Meticulous driven Construction/Industrial Safety professional with over 10 years as a proven safety professional.
Experienced inspector, auditor, and trainer. Involved in the planning, implementation, and the coordinating of
programs to reduce and eliminate occupational injuries, illnesses, deaths, and financial losses.
Objective
To obtain a position as a Safety Professional in the Augusta, Georgia or surrounding CSRA Area.
Personal Strengths
• Impeccable understanding of the Behavioral Safety Process
• Highly skilled working with Microsoft Word, and PowerPoint;
• Self-taught computer repairman. If it comes on, I will repair it.
• Self-starter; needs no supervision while possessing superior time management skills
• Able to make difficult decisions in stressful and austere situations. Diligent enforcer of safety regulations.
• Excellent physical condition; no limitations
• Author of three published books
Education & Development
Associates Degree, General Studies Graduated in 2001
Central Texas College, Killeen, TX. GPA- 3.0
Bachelors Degree – Theology Present GPA- 4.0
Andersonville Baptist Seminary Camilla, GA. Expected graduation 12/2016
Construction Safety and Health Certification Completed 2016
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA.
Industrial Safety and Health Certification Present – 2 classes remaining
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA. Expected completion 12/2017
Experience
Assistant Safety Manager
Austin Industrial at PCS Nitrogen–Augusta, Georgia (8/2005 - Present)
Major Functions: Perform weekly meetings with managers to identify and resolve various safety issues;
Confirm that proper risk controls are implemented for all projects; Maintain, inspect, and repair all respiratory
equipment; Fit test 250+ employees annually; Assist with the scheduling of annual physicals and hearing test for
all Austin personnel; Conduct Safety orientation for all newly hired employees; Administer monthly
urinalysis/alcohol test on 10% of the work force; travel with and case manage all off-site injuries at the OC-
Health office as well as Hospitals to minimize recordable injuries. Conduct monthly OSHA required training to
Austin employees; Issue PPE, Access badges, and Lock out tags to Austin Employees as well as other
contractors; Work closely with CINTAS on the issue/return of FR clothing for all Austin employees; Competent
person for Excavations, PPE, and Fall Protection; Assist with the updating, and implementation of safety
programs and procedures at the plant; investigate all injuries to include damage to company property; Perform
weekly field audits to ensure JHA’s are being performed not only at PCS but other plants not only on Austin
Employees but all contractors; Provide Safety coverage at other Plants for Austin Industrial when they have
outages; Attend monthly Behavioral Safety Technology committee safety meetings
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2. TWENTY-TWO YEAR MILITARY CAREER US ARMY Retired (7/1983 – 7/2005)
SENIOR ADVISOR (2/2004 – 6/2005)
Air Traffic Services Command (ATSCOM) - Fort Rucker, Alabama
Major Functions: Senior Advisor for the command; Managed warehouse operations, shipping, equipment,
system retrieval, and property disposal functions for Air Traffic Services Command; Deployed ATS equipment
and systems to support Army assets during contingency operations and other mission endeavors as directed by
the Commander; Provided Coordinated Logistics Support Program functions to support Army ATS systems and
equipment; Prepared shipments and distributed spare or repair parts worldwide to maintain ATS systems in an
operational state; Participated in evaluations and inspections as the logistics management subject-matter-
expert.
SENIOR ADVISOR (2/2000 – 1/2004)
Operations NCO/Teams Chief – HQs V Corps Office of Inspector General
Major Functions: Planned, coordinated and executed Inspector General Action Request for a forward deployed
Corp of two divisions, a COSCOM and nine separate brigades with over 41,400 soldiers. Performed a broad
spectrum of duties including inspection and assessment of established supply systems and programs, housing,
personnel, security, childcare, and the readiness of V Corps; Responsible for the accountability of $300,000
worth of automation equipment to include secret documents; supervisor of ten SNCO’s while deployed in Iraq
SENIOR ADVISOR (7/1997 – 11/1999)
Senior Advisor - Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Major Functions: Served as Senior Advisor/Drill Sergeant for a nine week 56 soldier team in an Introductory
Military Training Company. Was responsible for the personal development of Initial Training Soldiers; ensuring
that the soldiers are trained to Army Standards in all areas of basic, common, and combat skills; assisting with
the maintenance of marksmanship & grenade ranges and range equipment; was accountable for developing self
discipline, motivation, confidence, and a high level of fitness for those Soldiers
Notable Achievements
• Two time superior rating recipient in leadership during attendances at US Army Leadership Training School
• Received Senior Advisor of the quarter award twice in one year while serving as a Senior Advisor for an
Introductory Military Basic Training Battalion
• Selected ahead of five senior advisors to serve as lead Inspector General liaison in support of Operation
Iraqi Freedom
Awards
Recipient – US Army Bronze Star Medal, US Army Commendation Medal, US Army Drill Sergeant’s Badge, US
Army Air Assault Badge, National Defense Service Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, US Army Driver’s Badge,
Southwest Asia Service Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait), Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia),
Korean Defense Service Medal, Overseas Service Medal, Meritorious Unit Commendation Award, Global War
on Terrorism Medal
Two-time Recipient – US Army Meritorious Service Medal
6-time Recipient – US Army Achievement Medal
Seven-time Recipient – US Army Good Conduct Medal
OSHA 10 Training - Aiken Technical College as well as Georgia Tech.
OSHA 510 Construction Industry - Nov 30 - Dec 4, 2015
OSHA 521 Industrial Hygiene - Nov 3-7, 2014
OSHA 7000 Scaffold Safety - Mar 31, 2014
OSHA 3015 Excavation - Oct 15-18, 2013
OSHA 3115 Fall Protection - Mar 15-18, 2016
OSHA 7845 Recordkeeping - Dec 4, 2015
OSHA 7100 Machine Safeguarding - Sept 12, 2016
OSHA 2225 Respiratory Protection - Apr 23-26, 2013
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