Résumé: Fred C. Leafloor, CRSP, CHSC
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1986 - Present
Safety First Industrial Safety Services Halifax, NS - President
Responsible for development, implementation and maintenance of a business plan for a small industrial safety service consulting company. Company is fully operational and actively seeking new business.
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1990 - 2000
PanCanadian Petroleum Ltd Halifax, NS - Senior Safety Coordinator
Responsible for development, implementation and maintenance of loss prevention and safety training policy and programs
Responsible for business unit security policy and program
Developed accident/incident and follow-up tracking computer database
Developed offshore mandatory/critical training policy & standards
Responsible for development, implementation and maintenance of company emergency response plan and support team training
Conduct emergency response team training (rig, vessel & onshore teams)
1983 - 1988
Husky Oil Operations, East Coast St. John's, NF - Marine Superintendent
Responsible for managing the 17 staff members of the marine, environmental, safety support and communications functions for an offshore drilling program (until project end).
Responsible for company security policy and program.
1982 - 1983
Gulf/BeauDril Tuktoyaktuk, NWT - Safety Supervisor
Responsible for maintaining the safety support program for an Arctic offshore operation during start-up and the first year of activity.
1977 - 1982
Dome Petroleum Ltd Tuktoyaktuk, NWT - Marine Systems Safety Supervisor
Responsible for maintaining the safety support program for the marine and dredging departments of an Arctic offshore drilling operation.
Served as Port Marine Coordinator (Harbour Operations).
With Dome/Canmar (Canadian Marine Drilling) served as a drillship Chief Officer.
Canadian Forces - Navy Esquimalt, BC - Lieutenant (and) Naval Watchkeeping Officer, Ship Diving Officer (Special: Demolitions/Rescue)
PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONS
I hold the CRSP (Canadian Registered Safety Professional) designation
I hold the CHSC (Certified Health & Safety Consultant) designation
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
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2000
Tecsult Eduplus / P&H Marine Associates
IMO International Safety Management Code & ISO 9002 - Internal Auditor
1998
Canadian Society of Safety Engineering
Certified Health and Safety Consultant (Professional Designation) #3403.25
1996
Ryerson Polytechnic University (Extension Program)
Canadian Registered Safety Professional (Designation) - #97-1120.
1996
Nova Scotia Firefighter School, Waverly, NS
Provincial Certification: Firefighter - Level One
1995
DNV/International Loss Control Institute, Loganville, GA
Accredited Safety Auditing - #ATL-000068-1102-ASA-PC-95
1980 - Present
Various Training Establishments
Canadian & international training courses.
- Supervision training (Atlantic Regional Management Training Centre),
- Oilspill Counter-measures (BP Southampton),
- Industrial Firefighting (Texas A&M and Ansul Corp),
- Equipment Inspection (Ansul, Scott Aviation, Mine Safety Appliances),
- Hydrogen Sulfide Rescue (PITS),
- Advanced I and Mariners II First Aid (St John Ambulance),
- Oilfield and marine survival training (Survival Systems, Pacific Marine Training Institute, Nova Scotia Nautical Institute, Marine Institute, St John's), and
- Others (certificates available)
1976 - 1980
Nova Scotia Nautical Institute Halifax, NS
STCW-78 Chief Mate Certificate of Competency - #CDN 6814S
MEMBERSHIPS
Representative to the Canadian Coast Guard Marine Advisory Council, a senior-level regulatory advisory body.
Member of the Association for Canadian Registered Safety Professionals
Board Member - Board of Directors, Nova Scotia Safety Council
Member of the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE), currently serving as a Member of the Executive Committee, Nova Scotia Chapter
Member of the CSSE Consultants (Professional) Division
PUBLICATIONS
I have produced a large number of in-house programs, reports and manuals for Clients and previous employers. I have presented at and been published in international safety conferences and proceedings. I have lectured at the Technical University of Nova Scotia (now DalTech) and at undergraduate classes in Dalhousie University. Some of my formal research work has been published internationally by the Government of Canada within PERD (Panel on Energy Research and Development). Examples can be provided upon request.
AWARDS RECEIVED
Canadian Petroleum Association Award of Merit for:
- service as Chairman of the East Coast Operators' Safety Committee for two consecutive terms,
- researching/co-authoring the Industry's "Report of the Offshore Safety Task Force", following the loss of the Ocean Ranger, and
- completing successfully the task of Project Manager, East Coast Offshore Evacuation Research Project, resulting in the development of the Preferred Orientation and Displacement (PrOD) Lifeboat Launching System, as well as an innovative lifeboat recovery technology. These are in use within the Hibernia and the Terra Nova offshore development projects. PrOD is also equipped on modile offshore drilling units conducting expoloration drilling programs in Newfoundland waters.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
I have maintained my professional firefighting and medical-response skills within the "volunteer-professional" component of the Halifax Regional Municipality Fire and Emergency Service. Working at Station 8 (Bedford), I have been a Fire Lieutenant and was promoted to Fire Captain by HRM.
I have responded as a fire suppression officer, rescue and extrication officer and Medical First Responder (as an Automated External Defibrillator Attendant). I now support the fire service in a civilian training advisor role.
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