Raymond Granillo

Risk & Safety Director @RMA

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Over the past month, we have made significant strides in improving our risk and safety protocols. We have successfully implemented a new risk assessment tool that has streamlined our process and increased our risk detection by 20%. Additionally, we have conducted comprehensive safety training for all employees, resulting in a 15% decrease in workplace incidents. We have also identified areas of potential risk in our operations and have initiated plans to mitigate them. However, we need to improve our emergency response procedures and invest in more safety equipment. Our focus for the next quarter will be to further enhance our risk management strategies and continue fostering a safety-conscious culture within the organization.

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Work Background

Reseco Insurance Advisors, LLCDirector of Risk Management

Mar. 2024Phoenix, Arizona, United States · Hybrid

Reseco Insurance Advisors, LLCSr. Risk Manager

Aug. 2023 - Mar. 2024

AmazonSite Safety Manager

Mar. 2022 - Jul. 2023Phoenix, Arizona, United States · On-siteAs a Senior Safety professional, I take personal responsibility for leading and working safely within an Incident and Injury Free (IIF) culture. I accomplish this by working safely and building a culture of care and concern within all organizations I have been assigned. I reinforce the behavioral aspects of working and living safely. I build strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels to hold responsibility for personal safety, the safety of each person in the company, and the IIF performance of the entire workforce. As a leader, I consistently communicate and reinforce the tenants of an IIF workplace. I am willing to discuss my commitment and desire for all team members to work safely and attain an IIF workplace.

PMCS Group, Inc.Senior EHS Manager/ AZ Lead

May. 2023 - Jul. 2023Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesI develop and implement a comprehensive safety strategy, policies, and programs to drive a culture of safety excellence. Provide strategic guidance and oversight to all safety initiatives, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards. Lead safety committees and collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and mitigate potential hazards and risks.Establish and maintain environmental management systems to ensure compliance with local, regional, and global regulations. Drive initiatives to minimize environmental impact, including waste reduction, energy efficiency, and sustainable practices. Monitor and report on environmental performance, conducting audits and assessments as necessary. Develop and implement a robust security strategy to safeguard company assets, facilities, and personnel. Conduct risk assessments and develop security protocols, emergency response plans, and incident management procedures. Collaborate with law enforcement agencies and security service providers to enhance security measures. Stay up-to-date with safety, health, environmental, and security regulations, ensuring compliance across the organization. Liaise with regulatory bodies, lead internal audits and coordinate external inspections to maintain compliance standards. Develop and deliver training programs to enhance employee awareness and understanding of regulatory requirements. Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure the effectiveness of safety, health, environment, and security programs. Generate regular reports and present findings to executive management, highlighting areas of improvement and actionable insights. Utilize data analytics to identify trends, mitigate risks, and drive continuous improvement efforts.

ETC Compliance Solutions - Environmental, Health & Safety Training & ConsultingSenior Safety Instructor

Jul. 2021 - Mar. 2022Phoenix, AZ · On-siteIndustry Courses I developed, modified and presented to over 300 local, state, and federal professionals: OSHA - 10/30 Industrial, 8/24 Hour Hazwoper initial and refresher, 40 hour Hazwoper, Active shooter/ stop the bleed, Arc Flash NFPA 70E, asbestos Awareness, Confined Space, DOT Hazmat Awareness, DOT Hazmat, DOT Hazmat Refresher, Fall Protection, Hazwoper 24-Hour Limited Task Worker, Hazwoper Site Supervisor, RCRA Initial, RCRA Refresher, and SUpervisor Safety and Leadership Development, 40 hr Hazmat Technician, Accident Investigation, Back injury prevention, Bloodborne pathogens, Certified Flagger Training, IATA, Electrical Safety for QW & High Voltage, First Aid Wilderness, Forklift/Aerial/Scissor, GHS/Hazcom, Incident Commander, LOTO, Respiratory Protection, Scaffolding & Fall. Protection, Trenching/Excavating.

Fluor CorporationBattalion Chief/Safety Manager

Sep. 2010 - Sep. 2017Bagram Air FieldI have supervised daily functions of 17 to 25 firefighters operating 16 crash /fire rescue vehicles. Develops duty schedules and work assignments, supervises emergency operations, vehicle care and maintenance, recurring training activates, and facility/equipment upkeep. Monitors and conducts training, on-the-job-training and upgrade training to include Emergency Medical Technician continuing education training. Assumes responsibilities of the Assistant Chief of Operations during the incumbent’s absence.

U.S.A.F.Station Captain/Safety Manager

Feb. 2008 - Sep. 2010Ellsworth AFB, South DakotaI have Supervised firefighting and rescue actions at all emergencies on military and civilian aircraft and United States Air Force, United States Army, United States Navy and United States Marine Corp tactical, reconnaissance, and special mission aircraft. Conducts emergency operations at aircraft, structural, hazardous materials incidents, and special rescue confine space and emergency medical incidents. Insures safe operation and maintenance of 16 crash, structural, rescue, wildland, and special purpose emergency vehicles. Insures the operation and maintenance on specialized rescue tools and equipment. Performs fire protection stand-by duties with assigned crew to insure flightline maintenance operations. Conducts fire prevention visits required initiating actions to correct known discrepancies to include hood and duct inspections and scheduled fire drills.

U.S.A.F.Station Captain/Safety Manager

Feb. 2007 - Feb. 2008Kunsan AB, South KoreaResponded to both aircraft and structural emergencies and hazardous materials incidents. Performed functional vehicle equipment tests, first echelon maintenance, and assisted vehicle maintenance with minor repairs. Kept assigned apparatus, tools, equipment, and protective clothing clean and in serviceable condition. Supported rescue of personnel and operated both tools and equipment. Suppressed fires and took necessary precautions to prevent rekindling. Exercised caution to avoid unnecessary damage of property to include injury to self and other personnel. Responded with fire department personnel to crash, structural and hazardous materials emergencies. Achieved the proficiency level for tactics and strategies associated with these incidents. Performed additional duties as department supply custodian. Requisitioned and maintained all accountable and expendable supplies and equipment. Ensured supply files were properly maintained. Served as breathing apparatus monitor.

U.S.A.F.Crew Chief/Safety Manager

Feb. 2004 - Dec. 2006Keesler AFB, MississippiResponded to both aircraft and structural emergencies and incidents. Performed functional vehicle Equipment tests, first echelon maintenance, and assisted vehicle maintenance in making minor repairs. Kept assigned apparatus, tools, equipment, and protective clothing clean and in serviceable condition. Supported rescue of personnel and operated both tools and equipment. Suppressed fires and took necessary precautions to prevent rekindling. Exercised caution to avoid unnecessary damage of property to include injury to self and other personnel. Developed proficiency skills with crash and structural fire fighting tactics. Performed additional duties as department supply custodian. Requisitioned and maintained all accountable and expendable supplies and equipment. Ensured supply files were properly maintained. Served as breathing apparatus monitor.

U.S.A.F.Firefighter/Driver Operator/Safety Tech

Dec. 2001 - Dec. 2003Lakenheath AFB, EnglandResponded to both aircraft and structural emergencies and incidents. Performed functional vehicle Equipment tests, first echelon maintenance, and assisted vehicle maintenance in making minor repairs. Kept assigned apparatus, tools, equipment, and protective clothing clean and in serviceable condition. Supported rescue of personnel and operated both tools and equipment. Suppressed fires and took necessary precautions to prevent rekindling. Exercised caution to avoid unnecessary damage of property to include injury to self and other personnel. Developed proficiency skills with crash and structural fire fighting tactics. Served as a member of the materials / rescue response team. Performed additional duties as breathing apparatus monitor and instructed classes with the base commander and his staff participating.