Eric Martincavage

Experience

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  U.S. Coast Guard

  Oct 2001 - Jul 2016

  Damage Controlman Petty Officer, Advanced ship board firefighting, Chemical/Biological/Radiological Specialist, Defense Specialist, Shipboard Damage Control Instructor, Supply Manager- On Scene Leader for Damage Control Party duties including: implement action plans to solve crisis problems for firefighting, flooding, and toxic gas.- Training Instructor: Trained Coast Guard personnel in techniques and procedures used for advanced firefighting, flood control, and chemical/biological, radiological defense.-Chemical decontamination equipment maintenance engineer: Installed, maintained, and calibrated foam firefighting systems, as well as high pressure chemical defense systems to defend against chemical attacks.- Supply Manager: Overseeing $100,000 budget, administered, distributed, and purchased materials including self-contained breathing apparatuses, radiological defense equipment, generators, and high pressure dewatering equipment. Show less Response Supervisor National Strike Force, Response Technician, Incident Command System Instructor, Situation Unit Leader- Training and expertise: Rescue Equipment Technician, Respiratory Safety Air Mask Certified Technician, Incident Command System Instructor, ICS 100 Introduction to Incident Command System, 200 Single Resources and Initial Actions Incidents, 300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents, 341 Incident Response Planning Workshop, 210 Initial Incident Command, 400 Advanced ICS, 399 Division Group Supervisor.- Specific Disaster Relief Operations: Hurricane Katrina recovery operation; managing 200 USCG personnel during 18-month deployment to impacted areas, including supervising 15 USCG recovery vessels and 4 diesel trucks, while maintaining cooperative working relationships with the EPA- Environmental Protection Agency, FEMA- Federal Emergency Management Agency, and local fish and game agencies.-Situation Unit Leader: Maintained comprehensive record keeping systems to ensure efficient procedures conducted; wrote reports, collected data, and organized information for incident reviews, insured operations compiled with Federal, State, and local laws, procedures, and policies. Show less Maritime Law Enforcement Instructor/Boarding Officer-USCG Boarding Officer: Oversaw and, as necessary, terminated voyages of unsafe vessels, enforced maritime law including conducting field sobriety tests on USCG personnel where warranted, resolved problems with team members and officers regarding crisis management response.-Law Enforcement instructor: Served three years after September 11, 2001 duties included writing lesson plans for course instruction and scenario based lessons. Show less

  • Military

    Oct 1996 - Jul 2016

  • Military

    Oct 2004 - Oct 2008

  • Military

    Oct 2001 - Oct 2004
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  AECOM

  Jul 2017 - Aug 2019

  Health And Safety Consultant
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  TraPac

  Aug 2019 - Oct 2022

  Manager

  - Designed, implemented, and modified health and safety program at the United States’ busiest seaport during a global pandemic to facilitate the OSHA/CalOsha-compliant movement of 583,943 containers and safe employment of TraPac teammates, and ILWU members.- Leads health and safety department program fiscal year planning, resource allocation, environmental compliance, requirements definition and equipment procurement, and project management activities; special projects included storm water pollution prevention, marine terminal camera surveillance, corporate social responsibility program planning, business continuity planning, and emergency response planning.- Manages and provides leadership across three geographically dispersed marine terminals to develop accident/near miss incident investigation reporting and root cause analysis programs. Show less

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  U.S. Coast Guard

  Feb 2023 - now

  Assistant Safety Officer

  • Research existing laws and regulations to identify needs for special studies, inspections, or research on technical aspects of safety and occupational health management practices.• Prepare instructions to implement newly developed or modified Coast Guard safety guidance.• Recommend modifications or revisions to command safety policies, procedures, or guidelines based on problems that arise from Coast Guard operations, employee feedback, and personal observations.• Develop, coordinate, and review the facilities safety program, continually evaluating the progress of safety initiatives.• Serve as the project manager and Contracting Officer's Representative, coordinating and managing all aspects of contracts pertaining to safety programs, on contracts that include, but are not limited to, periodic fire systems inspections and maintenance, backflow preventer inspection and maintenance, and pest control management.• Plan and conduct regular scheduled, as well as unscheduled, safety and health inspections and surveillance of all workplaces, facilities, and work processes used in the area of responsibility. Show less