I am currently employed at the Dept of Homeland Security (DHS) as an Emergency Manager for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
I also as you will see was with the United
States Civil Defense Assoc. for many years. During that time I was an Emergency
Manager of every type of disaster incidents around the world. I’m a member in
good standing with the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) and InfraGard
I have extensive
background in many aspects of Emergency Management.. My deep experience includes:
Preparedness, Protection, Response, Recovery, planning, Training and
Mitigation. I have a certification and hold the OSHA EM
385-1-1 certification OSHA 500, plus first aid & CPR certified, through the
University Of San Diego. I have experience in
recovery after an incident debris. clean up and rebuild along
with reducing employer and subcontractor accident related costs leading to a potential
decline in productivity. Future workplace
inspections, accident Investigations, training and coaching in accordance with
City, County and Federal regulations, worker compensation hearing
representative, combined with years of Union negotiation experience would be a
great fit for a forward thinking City, County, corporation or private
organization..
Please
let me know if you have any questions regarding my attached resume. You can contact me at (949) 697-5676 or via
email at mvwsr@aol.com.
Warmest Regards,
Michael
V. Webster
Reservist
- Safety Advisor (SFA)
Disaster
Safety Cadre
Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
U.S.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
202-704-9235
Command : He set the incident objectives, strategies, and priorities and had overall responsibility for the incident.
Operations: He conducted operations to reach the incident objectives, established tactics and directed all operational resources.
Planning: He supported the incident action planning process by tracking resources, collecting/analyzing information, and maintaining documentation.
Must have minimum OSHA 500, plus first aid & CPR certified
HE haS extensive experience with workers compensation
Ability to work unsupervised
Accurately compile necessary forms, data, and reports as required by local, state & federal regulations
Educate others of required activities to ensure that goals and objectives are accomplished
Maintain and manage all resources required (related paperwork, support personnel, etc.)
Experience handling accident reports, claims AND WORKERS COMP
Interacts effectively with internal and external personnel to facilitate job progress
Assist in emergency treatments and rescues if needed
Skilled in prioritizing, organization and time management
possesses a valid driver’s license & have an acceptable and a clean driving record
Strong employment stability
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Logistics : Mr. Webster arranged for resources and needed services to support
achievement of the incident objectives.
Mr. Webster has
completed his 40 hour OSHA EM 385-1-1
certification through the University Of San Diego. Mr. Webster holds a current OSHA acknowledgement card that proves
he has successfully completed a 30
hour Occupational Safety and Health Training Course in Construction
Safety and Health. # 34-600933991. The above certifications meet U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, OSHA
and other Federal and State specifications.
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Mr. Webster was in charge of managing all workers on site and as On Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO), and previously served as “Qualified Person’s” and “Competent Person” he has experience with working in the specialized fields within the construction industry for several years.
Mr. Webster has a background and experience as an Emergency Management Specialist and Instructor, an on site safety and health officer, an Emergency Medical Tec (EMT), Construction Program Manager, Personal Protective Equipment and Safety Equipment, Sanitation, Medical and First Aid, Hazardous or Toxic Agents And Environments, Lighting, Accident Prevention, Fire Prevention and Protection, Welding and Cutting, Electrical, Control of Hazardous Energy, Hand And power Tools, Material Handling, Storage and Disposal, Rigging, Load Handling Equipment (LHE), Conveyors, Vehicles, Machinery and Equipment, Floating Plant and Marine Activities, Pressurized Equipment and Systems, Fall Protection, Work Platforms and Scaffolding, Demolition, Renovation, and Re- Occupancy, Safe Access, Excavations and Trenching, Underground Construction (Tunnels), Shafts and Caissons, Concrete, Masonry, Roofing and Residential Construction, Steel Erection, Blasting, Diving Operations, Tree Maintenance and removal, Airfield and Aircraft Operations, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER), Confined Space Entry, a Wildland Fire fighter and Instructor, Mr. Webster was with the United States Civil defense Assoc.. Mr. Webster supervised on site mitigation of life threatening emergencies including disasters and major relief efforts both here at home, and around the world.
Mr. Webster was a “Safety Officer Consultant” From 1978 to 1995, Consulting companies on job safety issues, during that period trained American Indian workers who where to work on the construction and operation of the $395 Million Mescalero Apache Casino the “Inn of the Mountain Gods” aimed at helping to improve the living and working conditions and the lives of American Indians on reservations, Mr. Webster also trained the Mescalero Apache Indians on Community Emergency Response Team (CERT in the state of New Mexico. Under the direction of Wendell Chino Chief of the Mescalero Apache Indians of New Mexico.
Mr. Webster was the “Safety and health Officer” as consultant for the pre design and operation of the
Alaska Pipeline project. From 1975 to 1977 through the Teamsters Union and the Alyeska
Pipeline Service Company. Mr. Webster, supervised during the
design and pre construction of the first pipe of
the Trans Alaska Pipeline System. Actual construction began March 27, 1975 and
was completed May 31, 1977.The over all cost to build: was $10 billion. At the time It was the largest privately funded man made construction project
of all time. Mr. Webster established and performed the following duties.
Personally or through subordinates, field staff, and sub-contractors. Monitored proposed
workplace activities to ensure that workers would comply with all current and
future company policies and government safety regulations during the project
life. Collaborated on proposed policy development, safety inspections, safety
training and compliance with the federal Occupational
Safety & Health Administration, Negotiated contracts with trade unions
pertaining to trade contracts with sub-contractors.
Mr. Webster
as a young man was a "Ship & Dock
Safety Stewart" oversaw safety issues as dispatched through
Longshoremen’s Local 13 as an extra from 1973 to 1975 at The Pacific Maritime Association PMA, at
one of the largest harbor operations in the world handling tens of thousands of
tons of fright annually. PMA represents cargo carriers, terminal operators and stevedoring companies, both in the Los Angeles harbor and docks at the
water fronts of San Pedro, Wilmington and Long Beach California.
Established Safety Policies
Mr.
Webster has developed proposed safety policies helping employer and subs to
reduce accident-related costs and prevention losses due to a decline in
productivity. Future workplace inspections,
accident Investigations, training and coaching, and regulatory compliance.
1985 - Reno
Nevada Aircraft Disaster: Private Crash Investigator •1985 - Dallas Texas
Aircraft Disaster: Private Crash Investigator •1985 - Mexico City Earthquake:
USCDA •1985 - Gusman Mexico Earthquake:
USCDA •1985 - Costa Rica Mud Slide: USCDA •1985 - Columbia South America Volcano
and Mud Slide: USCDA •1988 - Yellowstone National Park, Fire Storm: USCDA •1998
- Hurricane Josephine Mexico: USCDA •1998 - Hurricane Mitch, Central America:
USCDA •1999 - Columbia Earthquake: USCDA •1999 - Albanian Refugee Crisis: USCDA
•2001 - New York Ground Zero WTC #2: USCDA •2001 - Afghan refugee relief
effort: USCDA •2001 - Cuba Hurricane Michelle: USCDA •2002 - Kenya / Rwanda
Volcano: USHD •2003 - Iran Earthquake USCDA •2004 - Pakistan Emergency
Earthquake Relief USCDA •2004 - Caribbean Hurricanes Ivan & Jeanne USCDA
•2004-2005 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Asia Tsunami USCDA – 2005 Hurricane
Katrina USCDA – 2007 California wildfires USCDA – 2010 Haiti earthquake USCDA –
2011 Fukushima Japan nuclear disaster USCDA – 2012 Issac Gulf Coast Hurricane
USCDA – 2012 Hurricane Sandy USCDA – 2013
Lost hikers Orange County California, Ceveland National Forest, Trabuco Creek
area USCDA – 2013 Yosemite Rim Fire USCDA – 2013 Colorado flooding USCDA – 2013
Philippines Hurricane relief Typhoon Haiyan USCDA – 2012 Arizona severe storms
and flooding USCDA – 2014 New Mexico severe storms and flooding USCDA – 2015
Nepal & countryside earthquakes USCDA – 2015 Texas severe storms, tornadoes
and flooding USCDA.Some affiliations past and present include:
Dept. Of Homeland Security (DHS) as Emergency Management for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) InfraGard •United States Civil Defense Assoc. Commission (National Life Appointment) •United States Civil Defense Chairman and National Commander four star General •United States Homeland Defense Association (Commander) Rank LT. General. •International Emergency Preparedness Centre (Co-Founder) •Past President of a local United States Civil Defense unit holding the rank of LTG. with the National Association. Commandant, International Association of Emergency Managers, Emergency Managers Global Forum • Emergency Preparedness Consultants / Trainers Group, Emergency Management Networking, Emergency Management, Director of the Alaska Independent Oil & Gas Association. •Administrative Assistant to the President Of the Alaska State Senate. •Executive Director of the Federated Employers of Nevada •Life member- Oxford Club •Director- Medical Systems, Inc. Doctor On Call (DOC) •Director- Paramedics On Call •World Trade Council •Member- Professional Financial Associates (Authorized PFA Registered Associate) •President of SOS International •Charter member-United States Defense Committee •Charter member-Central American Task Force •Member- American Civil Defense •Member- Trade Council •Member- Ambassadors Club •Member- International 20 30 Club •Member- American Red Cross •The Nature Conservancy •The National Trust for Historic Preservation •Cub Scout Master- Cub Scouts of America •Member- National Rifle Association (Award winning Recruiter) •Member- Woodmen of the World •Member- Anchorage, El Paso, Tucson, Laguna Beach, and South Orange County C of C. •Workers Compensation Appeals Board State of California Hearing Representative •Sustaining Associate Member of "The California Applicants Attorneys Association" •Laguna Coast Fire Safe Council Red Flag Patrol.
Professional Certifications
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY and HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) EM 385-1- 1 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO (USD)•UNTED STATES CIVIL DEFENSE (USCD) •FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCYÝ (FEMA) •NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY (NFA) •CALIFORNIA SPECIALIZED TRAINING INSTITUTE (CSTI) •UNITED STATES BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT (BLM) •UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE (USFS) •SANTA MONICA COLLEGE (SMC) SAN MATEO COLLAGE•MCLE, LEGAL SPECIALIZATION AND PARALEGAL CREDIT BY THE STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA. HEALTH & SAFETY INSTITUTE (HSI).
EM 385-1- 1 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO.
IS-00035.17 FEMA Safety Orientation 2017
IS-00005.a An Introduction to Hazardous Materials 2017
IS-00207 Overview of the FEMA Qualification System (FQS) and Qualification Review Boards (QRB’s) 2017 FEMA
Computer Cyber Security Training. Department of Homeland Security/FEMA
"IS-00100.b" entitled "Introduction to Incident Command System ICS-100". 2017 FEMA
IS-00035.16 FEMA Safety Orientation 2016 FEMA
IS-00037.16 Managerial Safety and Health- FEMA •
EM 385 (OSHA) (USD)
BasicPlus CPR, First Aid for adults (HSI)
Bloodborne Pathogens (HSI)
Introduction to Emergency Management (FEMA)
•Emergency Program Manager (CSTI)
•Emergency Management USA (FEMA)
•Terrorism (CSTI)
•Emergency Response to Terrorism (NFA)
•Terrorism Awareness Public & Private (USCD)
•Terrorism search, rescue and recovery (USCD)
•Terrorism and natural disaster Planning for Local Governments (USCD)
•Emergency Management Aircraft Disaster (CSTI) San Mateo Collage
•Preparedness Planning for a Nuclear Crisis (CSTI)
•Exercise Design Course (CSTI)
•Enhanced Exercise Design (CSTI)
•Radiological Emergency Management (FEMA)
•Emergency Medical Tech (USCD)
•Earthquake Preparedness (FEMA)
•Nuclear Crisis and Civil Defense (FEMA)
•Hazardous Materials Mitigation (USCD)
•City, County & State Emergency Planning (USCD)
•Community Emergency Response Team Instructor (CERT) (FEMA)
•Emergency Management Professional Series & Instructor (USCD/FEMA
•Wildland Fire Incident Commander: Instructor Company Basic & Officer Academy (USCD)
•Emergency Management of Terrorism (SMC)
•American Red Cross 1st Aid Instructor & CPR (USCD)
•Authored CERT enhanced text book and Power point presentation Extra Credit (SMC)
•Building For The Earth Quakes of tomorrow complying with executive order #12699 (FEMA)
•The Role of Voluntary Agencies in Emergency Management (FEMA)
Numerous Certificate’s Of Attendance (as an Emergency Manager, “On Site Safety Officer OSHA and as a WCAB Hearing Rep) MCLE.
Mr. Webster participated
and supervised in the following
disasters
1965 - 1968 ‚ Wildland hot shot fire fighter State of Alaska:
BLM
1968 - Wildland hot shot fire fighter Alaska Kenai Forrest fire:
BLM
1969 - Wildland hot shot fire fighter Alaska Mcgrath Fire-
Hilatack: BLM
1985 - Reno Nevada Aircraft Disaster: Private Crash
Investigators
1985 - Dallas Texas Aircraft Disaster: Private Crash
Investigators
1985 - Mexico City Earthquake: USCDA
1985 - Gusman Mexico Earthquake: USCDA
1985 - Costa Rica Mud Slide: USCDA
1985 - Columbia South America Volcano and Mud Slide: USCDA
1988 - Yellowstone National Park, Fire Storm: USCDA
1998 - Hurricane Josephine Mexico: USCDA
1998 - Hurricane Mitch, Central America: USCDA
1999 - Columbia Earthquake: USCDA
1999 - Albanian Refugee Crisis: USCDA
2001 - New York Ground Zero WTC #2: USCDA
2001 - Afghan refugee relief effort: USCDA
2001 - Cuba Hurricane Michelle: USCDA
2002 - Kenya / Rwanda Volcano: USHD
2003 - Iran Earthquake USCDA
2004 - Pakistan Emergency Earthquake Relief USCDA
2004 - Caribbean Hurricanes Ivan & Jeanne USCDA
2004-2005 Indian Ocean Earthquake and Asia Tsunami USCDA
2005 - Hurricane Katrina USCDA
2007 - California wildfires USCDA
2010 - Haiti earthquake USCDA
2011 - Fukushima Japan nuclear disaster USCDA
2012 - Issac Gulf Coast Hurricane USCDA
2012 - Hurricane Sandy USCDA
2013 - Lost hikers. Orange County California, Cleveland National
Forest, Trabuco Creek area USCDA.
2013 - Yosemite Rim Fire USCDA
2013- Colorado Flooding USCDA
2013 - Philippines Hurricane relief Typhoon Haiyan USCDA
2014 - Arizona Severe Storms and Flooding USCDA
2014 - New Mexico Severe Storms and Flooding USCDA
2015 - Nepal & countryside earthquakes USCDA
2015 - Texas & Oklahoma Severe storms, tornatoes and
flooding USCDA
2016 - California Pilot Fire USCDA
2017 - Hurricane Harvey Texas & Louisiana USCDA
2017 - Hurricane IRMA Florida USCDA
2017 - Mexico earthquake
2017 - Hurricane Maria Puerto Rico
2017-Thomas wildland fire storm California
2017-
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