Jesse Michaletz
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Principle April 2015 to Current
Buildsafe Solutions (clients confidential)
▪ Develop accident prevention plans, site-specific safety plans, and work plans
▪ Conduct hazard assessments and task analysis
▪ Conduct fatality investigations and develop a root cause analysis’
▪ Provide expert witness consultation and testimony
▪ Develop private employer worker training programs and deliver worker training
▪ Propose, administer, and deliver to Washington State Labor and Industries SHIP Grant
▪ Provide instruction at the Pacific Northwest OSHA Education Center
Operating Group Safety Manager March 2013 to December 2014
M.A. Mortenson Company
▪ Manage teams of full – time and part – time safety professionals
▪ Provide mentoring to in-house safety professionals
▪ Develop, review, and monitor project work plans
▪ Develop, implement, and monitor project programs and procedures
▪ Develop safety related programs and Best Practices
▪ Develop and monitor leading indicators and safety statistics
▪ Lead and conduct incident investigation; implement corrective action
▪ Conduct in-field audits; implement corrective action
▪ Develop and facilitate training courses; classroom setting and in-field
▪ Facilitate safety leadership teams
▪ Coordinate with local and state agencies
▪ Lead injured worker case management at the project level
Assistant Safety Director June 2012 to March 2013
Sellen Construction
▪ Assist project teams in administering the Accident Prevention Plan (14 project teams)
▪ Conduct site inspection
Senior Safety Engineer May 2005 to June 2012
M.A. Mortenson Company
Multiple Locations
▪ Manage teams of full – time and part – time safety professionals (2009 through 2011)
▪ Provide mentoring to in-house safety professionals
▪ Develop, review, and monitor project work plans
▪ Develop, implement, and monitor project programs and procedures
▪ Develop safety related programs and Best Practices
▪ Develop and monitor leading indicators and safety statistics
▪ Lead and conduct incident investigation; implement corrective action
▪ Conduct in-field audits; implement corrective action
▪ Develop and facilitate training courses; classroom setting and in-field
▪ Facilitate safety leadership teams
▪ Coordinate with local and state agencies
▪ Lead injured worker case management at the project level
PROJECT EXPERIENCE (Pre-Buildsafe Solutions)
Elliott Bay Seawall Reconstruction, Seattle WA June 2013 to Dec 2014
$310M replacement of failing seawall in the heart of Seattle. High risk elements included public safety, work adjacent to existing piers, high pressure / high voltage “protect – in – place” utilities, tidal work, shift work, and the largest jet grout operation worldwide in history.
Providence Regional Medical Center – Everett WA Sept 2008 to June 2012
$350M 12 story steel structure hospital tower of 750,000 square feet, site work over 14 acres including a 40,000-square foot utility plant and multiple tie-ins to existing hospital.
Nakamura Federal Courthouse Renovation, Seattle WA May 2007 to Sept 2008
$70M 12 story demo to core and shell, concrete and structural steel seismic retrofit, refurbish with additional below grade parking garage.
Tulalip Tribes Hotel and Conference Center, Marysville WA Nov 2006 to May 2007
$140M 12 story concrete structure with multi-level structural steel conference center, tie-in to existing casino.
University of Washington Architectural Hall, Seattle WA Jul 2006 to Nov 2006
$16M demo to core and shell, refurbish
Providence Regional Cancer Partnership, Everett WA Jul 2006 to Nov 2006
$44M structural steel structure office building and patient cancer center
Wells Fargo Financial Headquarters Expansion, Des Moines IA May 2005 to Jul 2006
$60M 12 story steel structure office building
Coralville Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, Coralville IA May 2005 to Jul 2006
$60M 8 story concrete structure with 2 story steel conference center
EDUCATION
Master of Environmental Health and Safety May 2005
University of Minnesota Duluth
Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Studies/Geology Aug 2003
University of Minnesota Duluth
TECHNICAL CERTIFICATIONS
|Certified Safety Professional |Current |
|LEED AP |Current |
|Certified Erosion Control and Sediment Control Lead |Current |
|NCCCO Rigger Signal Person Certification |Current |
|OSHA Outreach Trainer of OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 |Current |
|NCCCO Professional Crane Operator Training |Current |
|HAZWOPER certification |2014 |
|Firefighter Type 2 certification |2004 |
|Wilderness First Response |2002 |
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT EXAMPLES
“Safety Professional Team Management for Large Construction Projects”
“Don’t Fool with our Feast” Employee Incentive Program
“3 Phase Orientation” Program for Salaried, Union, and Subcontractors
“Leading Indicator, Safety Performance, and Year in Review” Trending
Safety Year End Report
“Hand and Power Tools Training Guide”
Field Maintenance Plans
“Unintentional Operation of Power Tools Best Practice”
Forklift Attachment Program
Heat Illness Prevention Program
“Respiratory Medical Clearance” Program
“Light Study Best Practice for Construction Projects”
Zero Injury Company Policy Revisions
TRAINING PROFICIENCY EXAMPLES
Accident Analysis
Craft Orientation Training
Disruption Avoidance
Forklift Management
Incident Recordkeeping
Mobile Crane, Signaling, and Rigging
OSHA 10
OSHA 30
Pre-Task Planning and Communication
Salaried New Hire Orientation
Scaffolding
Worker to Worker Observation: Behavioral Based Safety
Zero Injury Philosophy and Techniques
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