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Resume of Laurence Brown

Address: 250 Finch Road Campbell River, BC V9H 1K6

Mobile: 250-202-7733 E-mail: lcbcon@telus.net or lcbcon@live.com

Education: 2013-03 to 04 National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO) Alberta Construction Safety Association, 101-225 Parsons Road SW, Edmonton, AB 1977-09 to Forest Technician Diploma. 1979-05 British Columbia Institute of Technology, Burnaby, BC.

Work History: 2015-04 to Contract Field Safety Inspector Present Contracted to Enbridge Pipelines Inc. Edmonton, AB. 201506 to 12 Sunday Creek Terminal Expansion Project (SCTE). Conklin, AB.

Enbridge field safety representative for contract tank construction, earthworks, pipeline construction and mechanical and electrical phases for commissioning to an existing terminal.

Duties include: Liaise with Enbridge Construction Inspectors and contractor safety personnel; document field inspections and daily observations; attend toolbox talks and safety meetings and present relevant topics; gather statistics; provide orientations; attend daily and weekly production meetings; one-on-one talks with workers and supervisors with mentoring and coaching as required; and lead incident investigations.

2015-01 to Contract Field HSE Coordinator 2015-02 Contracted to Carson Integrated Ltd.

Canadian Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA). Algar Seismic Line Restoration Project.

The Prime contractor (CIL) HSE representative monitoring and assisting other contractor HSE personnel, workers and supervisors. Conduct orientations, behaviour based observations, and site inspections. Focus on one-on-one talks with workers, supervisors and owners throughout the project. 2014-01 to Contract Field HSE Advisor 2014-04 Contracted to: Graham Brothers Construction Group Ltd. (GBCG), Edmonton, AB

Night shift HSE Advisor working on the East Alberta Transmission Line Project (EATL) – Segments 1 and 3 - owned by ATCO Electric and administered by BECHTEL Corporation. Construct and maintain the access roads for other contractors building the structures.

Duties: conduct toolbox meetings, inspections, incident investigations, and liaise with BECHTEL field and safety co-ordinators; one-on-one talks with workers and supervisors.

2013-04 to Contract Field HSE Advisor 2013-11 Contracted to: Sprague Group, Edmonton, AB.

HSE Advisor for three simultaneous projects: o Civil highway construction of new road and bridges from downtown Fort McMurray to the new

airport and planned residential areas.

BC Forest Safety Council Unsafe is unacceptable

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o Horizontal directional drilling for new utilities for planned residential areas. o Residential underground utility upgrade in an older neighbourhood in Fort McMurray.

Duties: site orientations, site inspections (company and contractor), incident investigations, lead safety meetings, toolbox talks, assist the crew with FLHAs, maintain First Aid and PPE inventories. Created company templates for daily, weekly and quarterly HSE reporting.

Coaching one-on-one with workers and supervisors.

Instructing supervisors and workers about their legislative responsibilities and introducing the different aspects of due diligence.

2012-12 to Training (NCSO) 2013-04 2012-08 to Project Manager 2012-11 Contracted to: Carson Integrated Ltd., 201 - 10137 104 St., Edmonton, AB

Contracted to start a project for a company clearing land in preparation for mining at the Imperial Oil Kearl Lake Operation north of Fort McMurray.

2012-05 to Project Manager 2012-06 Contracted to: Dechant Construction Ltd., 11004 – 97 St., High Level, AB

Started Dechant’s contract with Nexen Inc. to build two drilling pads, the Steam Generation Facility pad, and a storm water pond for the Kinosis K1A SAGD Project south of Fort McMurray.

Lead Toolbox Talks, Safety meetings, Hazard Analysis, Inspections and Incident Investigations.

Daily, weekly and monthly reporting and scheduling.

Created recording and tracking systems. 2012-02 to Safety Division Support 2012-04 Contracted to: Carson Forestry Services Inc., 201 - 10137 104 St., Edmonton, AB

Improved scheduling of HSE coordinators, Medics and Administration staff and contractors by designing a simple spreadsheet for the Supervisors and Administration staff to use on the ATCO Electric North East Loop Project around Fort McMurray, AB.

Orientations for the HSE Coordinators and Medics and visited their field locations in order to receive feedback for improving the processes and procedures.

Implemented a streamlined daily and weekly reporting procedure and started the Daily Time Ticket process for billing back-up.

Trained HSE Administration staff to use the CFSI electronic filing system. 2011-10 to Supervisor / Project Manager 2012-01 Contracted to: Dechant Construction Ltd., 11004 – 97 St., High Level, AB

Logging supervisor and then Project Manager on the winter 2011-2012 ATCO Electric NE Loop Brushing Project in the Fort McMurray area to completion and sign off.

Led Tool Box Talks, Safety meetings, Hazard Analysis, Inspections, Incident Investigations.

Supervised a 60’ portable bridge installation.

Supervised and coordinated traffic control at numerous locations on the project.

Relief for the log hauling project co-ordinator.

Helped coordinate activities, from a safety and production perspective, between DCL and other contractors on the project.

2009-02 to Contractor / Consultant 2011-09 LCB Contracting Ltd. Campbell River, BC.

Undertook various small contracts on a project by project basis.

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2006-08 to Operation Engineer 2009-01 Western Forest Products Inc., Mainland Coast Forest Operation, Campbell River, BC

Same as the Resident Engineer position below, with the following additions: o Safety contact for the operation. Assessments of Contractor OHS Programs. o Introduced and implemented the GPS traversing of cutblocks and roads to the operation.

2005-04 to Timberlands Safety Co-ordinator 2006-07 Western Forest Products Inc. #118-1334 Island Highway, Campbell River, BC

The first WFP Safety Co-ordinator in 25 years. Reported directly to the Vice President, Woodlands.

Implemented “SafeStart”, a Behaviour Based Safety System to change the safety culture.

Worked with operational teams to create a new company OHS Program including new Safe Work Practices and Procedures and implemented them company wide. Incident investigations.

Travelled regularly to all the company and contract operations to contribute at monthly safety meetings and assist the Managers and Department Heads with safety inspections.

Conducted a Faller Observation Survey with the assistance of a company Bullbucker on all company and contract fallers. Helped Operation Managers implement the recommended actions.

Implemented a regular and consistent reporting system for incident reporting and safety statistics.

Conducted internal safety audits on company and contract operations with an external auditor. 1998-04 to Resident Engineer 2005-03 Western Forest Products Inc., Mainland / Islands Region, Campbell River, BC

Safety orientation of new engineering employees and summer students to the Region.

Conducted safety and environmental inspections at all operations.

Led monthly safety meetings and safety topics.

Co-ordinated safety training and supervision courses for the department and contractors.

Member of WFP’s Safety Task Force.

Member of WFP’s internal EMS audit team for ISO14001 certification.

Supervised the planning, engineering and approval of cutblocks by company engineers and consultants for development of 600,000 m3/yr at isolated camp operations on the Central Coast.

Oversaw the construction of up to 50km of road per year and the respective harvesting operations.

Developed and oversaw the approved yearly budget.

Conducted field reviews with the government agencies, First Nations and other interest groups.

Worked closely with Camp Managers, Logging Contractors and Foresters to achieve the development, production and budget goals for the Region.

Forest Industry practitioner and contributor to Ecosystem Based Management (EBM) through the Hydroriparian Planning Guide (HPG) team, which worked to present (to the Central Coast Land and Resource Management Plan table) a scientific basis for future forest practices on the Central Coast of BC.

Created and implemented new digital systems and procedures in the Engineering Department for consistent tracking and organisation of cutblocks, permits and other reporting requirements.

1993-02 to Area Engineer II, Engineering Crewman III, IV and Chargehand (Camp). 1998-01 MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., Queen Charlotte Division. 1982-10 to Forestry Worker / Contractor 1992-12 Ecofor AB, Trångsviken, Sweden. 1980-01 Engineering Crewman III and Grader/Bucker.- (Camp) 1982-04 MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., Hecate Div., Sandspit, BC. Dinan Bay Contract Operation 1979-05 to Loadmaster (Hooker): Okanagan Heli-Logging Ltd., Richmond, BC 1979-11

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1978-05 to Forest Engineering Assistant (Summer Student). 1978-08 MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., Kennedy Lake Div., Ucluelet, BC

Part-time Work: 2011-06 to Board Member Present CRIBCO Forest Products Limited & Partnership. (Campbell River Indian Band) 1985-08 to Substitute Teacher. 1986-06 Halåsen Skogsbruksskolan, Lit, Sweden.

Taught English, and instructed students at a forest worker’s vocational college in the safe use of planting tools, brush saws, and chain saws.

Licences and Certificates: National Construction Safety Officer (NCSO)

B.C. Driver’s Licence Class 5

Standard First Aid for Industry (OFA Level 1) – 2 day course included CPR.

Construction Safety Training System (CSTS-09)

H2S Alive

Ground Disturbance Level II (classroom)

WHMIS - Train the Trainer

Transportation of Dangerous Goods

Defensive Driver Training – Classroom 1 on 1 and On road Driver Evaluation

ACSA Flagger Training – Train the Trainer

OSSA General Training

Working Safely on Ice

WorkSafe BC – Supervisor Safety Management

WorkSafe BC – Joint Health & Safety Committees

WFP – Introduction to Incident Investigation

WFP – Incident Investigation Training (8 hr.) Root Cause Analysis Technique

IRCA – Safety Leadership Performance Training (3 days). o Incident Investigation - Root Cause Analysis

Crew Boat Operator’s Certificate (Safer).

Restricted Radio Operator’s Certificate.

Wildlife and Danger Tree Certificate.

Underwater Egress and Open Water Survival Training.

Oil Spill Level II.

Fire Suppression S100.

C.O.R.E. (Conservation Outdoor Recreation Education).

Firearms Licence, Possession and Acquisition.

Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite of programs from 1994 onwards. Presently Office 2010.

Achievements and Interests: Represented:

S.W. England U19 Rugby XV;

Gloucestershire U19 Cricket XI (Captain);

Vancouver Rowing Club Rugby 1st XV;

Vancouver Rowing Club Cricket 1st XI; and

British Columbia Cricket Team 1974-1978.

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Fluent in Swedish, with limited knowledge of French and Spanish.

Cycling, Hunting and fly-fishing. Reading.

Volunteer Work: Responsible for co-ordinating Campbell River Skating Club’s Ice Show Security and First Aid in

2000, 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008. Security person for 2010 show.

Responsible for co-ordinating the Security and First Aid coverage at Campbell River Skating Club’s organisation of the 2005 Pacific Starskate and 2009 Vancouver Island Championships.

Board Member Christian Life Fellowship Church in Campbell River 1998-2002.

Campbell River Multicultural and Immigrant Services functions 1999-2002.

Board Member Cedarview Community Church in Port Clements 1995-1998.

Port Clements (QCI) Recreation Commission Board Member 1993-1998.

References: Jay Brown, CRSP Sr. Safety Advisor

Enbridge Major Projects

10130 – 103 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3N9

Cell: 780-863-9749 e-mail: Jay.Brown@enbridge.com

Lorne Carson, Owner Carson Integrated Ltd. Suite 201 - 10137 104 St Edmonton, AB T5J 0Z9 Tel: 780-765-0510 Cell: 780-805-5518

John Bulcock, EHS Manager Western Forest Products Inc. #118-1334 N. Island Highway Campbell River, BC V9W 8C9 Tel: 250-286-4128

Michael Brown, Managing Director Apex One Project & Safety Management Spruce Grove, AB Cell: 780-222-5561 e-mail: mike@apexone.ca

Charles Iggulden President TSG Energy Services Ltd. Cell: 780-799-2772

Ray Robazza, RPF. Regional Engineer Western Forest Products Inc. #118-1334 N. Island Highway Campbell River, BC V9W 8C9 Tel: 250-286-4108

Vehicle: 2012 Ford F150 Supercrew 4x4 equipped with the following:

$5,000,000 Third Party Liability Insurance – ICBC.

Level II First Aid Kit & blankets.

Spill Kit.

Cold Weather Kit

20lb Fire Extinguisher.

Fire tools: Shovel, Pulaski, Backpack water pump, Water bucket.

Audible reverse alarm.

Beacon.

Buggy whip.

2-way radio.

Spill trays. Commercial General Liability Insurance.

$5,000,000 – Vancouver Island Insurance Centres.