Among the things I know how to do are:
prepare and conduct training, following needs
analysis and discussions with involved parties (see my Cal/OSHA Required
Training web page, which I started in 1998 and which Cal/OSHA finally picked up (without attribution) August 2005)
conduct inspections and audits for compliance
with Cal/OSHA (and OSHA) regulations (partially based on my five years as a Federal Occupational Safety and Health
Inspector), and with other standards
prepare detailed reports on inspection and audit
findings, including specific violations and remediation program elements
develop Injury and Illness Prevention Programs (IIPPs) in compliance
with (California's) SB 198, as implemented in 8 CCR 3203, as well as develop all the subsidiary
programs as required, such as Hazard Communication, Confined Space, etc.
I've gotten an 8-Gallon pin for whole blood and
platelet pheresis donations with the American Red Cross; I'm a registered
bone-marrow donor with the Red Cross and a registered brain donor with the National
Neurological Research Bank (check out my Organ Donor web page).
I was a member of the Supervisory Committee of a 3,000-member / $25 million
Federal Credit Union for 14 years; I've been on the Board of Directors for 6 years - I'm currently Chairman of the
Board of Directors.
I'm a former member
of the Board of Directors of the Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce.
I'm a former member of the Board of Directors of the
Cactus and Succulent Society of San Jose.
I've been a member for years of the
Bay Area Environmental Safety Group (BAESG) - I was on the Board of
Directors for seven years, and was voted a Lifetime Member in 2005; I founded the BAESG's
website in 1996 and a couple of years ago turned it over to another member for day-to-day operation.
I was given the "Safety Professional of the Year" award by the
Safety Center, Incorporated, in Sacramento, CA January 23, 2008
Last Updated January 27, 2008
Comments or questions? Send me e-mail: paul@paulburnett.com