Andrew F. Hobbs
251 Kensington Dr.
Hamilton, Ohio 45013
513-896-1943
Objective: To make a difference and to make things better!
10/97 to present |
Fluor Fernald, Inc. (formerly Fluor Daniel Fernald) Position: Safety Engineer, Investigative Analyst General duty areas:
—Completed examples of investigations and analyses I have performed can be provided upon request. |
9/95 to 10/97 |
Fluor Daniel Fernald (formerly FERMCO) Position: Sr. Training Specialist General Duty Areas:
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12/92 to 9/95 |
Fernald Environmental Restoration Management Corporation
(FERMCO) Position: Training Specialist III General duties:
Special assignments:
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6/86 to 12/92 |
Westinghouse Materials Company of Ohio Position: Sr. Environmental and Radiological Monitoring Technician General Duty Areas:
Special assignments:
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10/83 to 10/85 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints—Chile, Viña del Mar, South America, Mission Office Position: Proselyting Instructor/Missionary |
5/81 to 9/83 |
McDonalds Positions: Production caller, grill production crew |
University |
The Union Institute & University, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45206 Bachelor of Science (Major: Business Management), June 2002. |
University |
Miami University of Ohio, Oxford, Ohio, 45056 Associate of Applied Science (Major: Systems Analysis & Computer Technology), May 1998. |
Secondary |
New Miami High School, New Miami, Ohio, 45013 Salutatorian, Class of 1982 |
Other training & qualifications: |
§ “Basic Construction Safety,” Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation—Division of Safety & Hygiene Training Center, 40 hrs. (February 2003); training conducted by Accident Prevention Corporation, Woodstock, IL. § “Trenching & Excavation Safety,” Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation—Division of Safety & Hygiene Training Center, 24 hrs. (March 2003); training conducted by Construction Safety Management and Training Institute, Alexandria, VA. § “Confined Space Assessment and Work,” Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation—Division of Safety & Hygiene Training Center, 16 hrs. (March 2003); training conducted by Ohio University—Chilicothe, Environmental Training and Research Center, Chilicothe, OH. § “Fall Hazard Recognition, Avoidance & Protection,” Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation—Division of Safety & Hygiene Training Center, 16 hrs. (April 2003); training conducted by Cincinnati Office of OBWC. § “Scaffolding Safety,” Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation—Division of Safety & Hygiene Training Center, 16 hrs. (October 2003); training conducted by Construction Safety Management and Training Institute, Alexandria, VA. § National Registry of Radiological Protection Technologists, Certification Exam, 1992. § “Health Physics Fundamentals/Alara Theory,” General Physics Corporation, 80 hrs. (December 1986, March 1987). § “Advanced Investigation Team Leader,” System Improvements (TapRooT®), Knoxville, TN, 40 hrs. (September 1997). § “Root Cause Analysis,” FERMCO (TapRooT®), 16 hrs. (July 1995). § “NRRPT Review,” General Physics Corp., 80 hrs. (September 1991). § “OJT Instructor Training,” EG&G Idaho, Idaho Falls, ID, 24 hrs. (April 1993). § “Evaluation of Training Programs,” General Physics Corp., 24 hrs. (August 1994). § “Technical Instructor,” WMCO, 8 days (October-November 1990). § “On-the-Job Training Instructor,” WMCO, 36 hrs. (February 1991). § Quality Assurance Auditor, Fluor Daniel Fernald, 24 hrs. (December 1996). § “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,” Covey Leadership Center, 24 hrs. (August 1995). § “Application Development using Toolbook II Instructor,” Asymetrix Corp., Bellevue, WA, 24 hrs. (February 1997). |
Other Languages: |
Spanish (fluency) |
Last updated: 1 June 2005
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