Antonio Burke:  

ic Substances and Confined Spaces (Hazards in the Workplace, Toxic Substances Defined, Effects of Toxic Agents, Airborne Contaminants, Effects of Airborne Toxics, Effect of Carcinogens, Asbestos Hazards, Threshold Limit Values, Confined Space Hazards, Hazard Recognition and Evaluation, Prevention and Control, NIOSH Guidelines for Respirations, OSHA Confines Space Standard, OSHA Standards for Toxic and Hazardous Materials.) - Noise and Vibration Hazards (Hearing Loss Prevention Terms, Hazard Levels and Risks, Identifying and Assessing Hazardous Noise Conditions, Corporate Policy.) - Accident Investigation and Reporting (When to Investigate, What to Investigate, Who Should Investigate, Conduction the Investigation, Interviewing Witnesses, and Reporting Accidents.) 2.) Conduct daily safety walks onboard various United States Naval Ships, Commercial Ships, and Merchant Ships to insure Shipyard personnel, contactors, subcontractors working onboard shall following all OSHA parts 1910, 1915 and NAVSEA 009 Standard Items instruction. Also insuring safe personnel working condition throughout shipyard facilities dry-docks, offices, supply warehouses and repair shops. Reporting and detecting environmental hazards throughout shipyard facility, ships and shipyard water ways perimeter. Disconnecting and monitoring fire protection agent onboard ships to insure safe personnel working conditions. Conducting ship movement safety walks to insure safe line handling procedure, shore to ship hookup safety and emergency fire plug services onboard ships. Insuring safe operation for Aerial lift equipments, JLG, folk lift, emergency man lift operation, mobile cranes, canes, trucks and other electrical and hydraulic lifting and support equipment. Other Shipbuilding and Drydock qualification includes qualified shipyard industrial 2nd class rigging mechanic, scaffold erecting and line handling.