Nick Miller, Safety Coordinator, McLean Contracting

Years as an ASSP member: 2 Years
Years in the safety industry: 6 Years

Key responsibilities of your job

Some key responsibilities of my job are managing safety across multiple projects, providing safety training, and ensuring everyone goes home the same way they came to work!

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Joe Henricks, Safety Director, Sussex Development Corporation

Years as an ASSP member: 1 Years
Years in the safety industry: 15 Years

Key responsibilities of your job

Manage safety and loss control programs by mitigating and minimizing risk. Instituting a workplace safety loss control program is the first step to reducing injuries while improving productivity and reducing insurance and claims costs.

Development of a safety and risk management culture,

Assure the safety program complies with or exceeds OSHA construction industry standards.

Dedicated to being at “Virginia Best Standards” in class,

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Phil Campbell, M.S., CSP, Sr. EHS Manager, TE Connectivity

Years as an ASSP member: 12 Years
Years in the safety industry: 18 Years

Key responsibilities of your job

Head of Health, Safety, and Environmental for our flagship location in Hampton, VA. My position focuses on safety leadership through employee engagement with an emphasis on risk reduction and the implementation of proactive measures.

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Jeremiah “Jeremy” Winstead, Safety Director, Power Electric Company

Years as an ASSP member: 1.5 Years
Years in the safety industry: 6 Years as Field Foreman/ 1.5 Years Full Time

Key responsibilities of your job

As Safety Director at Power Electric Company, I am responsible for coordinating and working with upper management to aid in overseeing all company activities. My duties include staying up to date with regulatory changes, managing safety plans and documents, handling safety submittals, conducting site inspections, and overseeing employee training and new hire orientations.

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Austin Temple, Safety Manager, Hampton Roads Mechanical of Virginia

Years as an ASSP member: Less than one year
Years in the safety industry: 8

Key responsibilities of your job

Managing all safety programs and processes within the companies that I am assigned to. I ensure that training and the work specific programs are up to date to make sure that our employees have the most current resources they need to perform their work safely and in accordance with the governing regulations. I conduct jobsite visits with the general contractors along with my employees and take notes of the positive or negative issues found on the site and work to make sure that our employees do not repeat those negative issues through on-site training and debriefs. Conduct and prepare a bi-annual safety conference for all company foreman/office staff to remain up to date on all competent person certifications. Safety is a choice and I try to make every one of our employees choose the right thing. We all want to live long and healthy lives, so make that choice to do the right thing.

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