Jared Martignoni

Experience

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  US Navy

  Sept 2002 - Sept 2006

  Aviation Fuels

  Responsible for over 3.5 million gallons of JP-5 Jet Fuel on board the U.S.S. Harry Truman aircraft carrier. Duties included receiving of fuel during un-reps, Storage of the fuel, Purifying the fuel and delivering it to the flight deck via the fuel system.

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  Bay Ltd.

  Oct 2006 - Oct 2008

  Quality Control

  Q/C Technician at Bay Ltd. Pipe shop Corpus Christi, TXQ/C Technician at Bay Ltd. Calumet Refinery Shreveport, LAQC Tech and Material Coordinator at Bay Ltd. Friendswood, TX

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  S&B

  Oct 2008 - now

  • Reports to Safety Supervisor and/or the Field Safety Manager.• Assists field employees in achieving Zero Accidents. • Monitors work activities in all areas of job site, and corrects unsafe acts or conditions. • Stops work activity, only if an eminent danger situation exists, to have problems corrected. • Reports safety violations, near miss, incident and accidents throughout the duration of the project. These are to be turned in to the Safety Supervisor at the end of the shift. • Conducts safety orientation with new employees and subcontractors. • Conducts hole/fire watch training when necessary. • Gas tests for confined space entry. • Maintains documents as needed and required. • Approximately 90% of time will be spent in the field auditing and inspecting. • Occasionally an employee performs housekeeping duties to maintain and enhance the appearance of the building and grounds in order to provide a safe work area. • Occasionally, the employee may be required to switch activities and be flexible with alteration in other areas based on the needs of the company as requested by the Safety Supervisor or Field Safety Manager. • The employee will notify their supervisor immediately when there is a breach of safety to personnel and/or equipment because of unsafe behaviors or defective equipment. • Knowledgeable of all safety related codes, i.e., disaster drill, emergency plan.• Demonstrates safe work habits and does not create hazardous situations within the work environment. • May be required to wear proper clothing: gloves, slicker suit, rubber footwear, hearing protection, respiratory protection, safety glasses or goggles, hard hat and steel toe shoes. • Must be punctual in arriving for scheduled work time. Any changes in schedule must be approved by supervisor.• Breach of any company policy will be grounds for disciplinary action or termination of employment. Show less

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