Paul DeYoung:
Paul has been coordinating safety programs with us since 1997. Paul is nearing completion of the CHSC designation (Certified Health and Safety Consultant). Paul is a retired employee of Ultramar Canada. Paul also has as current clients firms who have been with us for over 15 years. Paul currently coordinates small general contractors, demolition, drywall, painting, masonry, and landscaping companies.
Harry Casey:
Harry has been coordinating safety programs with us since 2005. Harry also holds the CHSC and CHSO designations. Harry coordinates a wide range of both general contractor and sub-contractor programs. Harry was previously employed at Guildfords. Organization, flexibility and knowledge of the audit process and the occupational health and safety act are Harry’s strengths.
Howard Sparkes:
Howie has an extensive Health and Safety Resume spanning 23 years, including positions with PCL Constructors, PCL/Aecon Joint Venture, Ellis-Don Construction and Canron Steel. Howie’s personal accomplishments include an NSCSA Safety Mentorship Award in 2007, and most recently the 2011 NSCSA James S E. Spidell Memorial Award for ongoing commitment to Occupational Heath and Safety. Howie coordinates clients in Halifax/Dartmouth and Central Nova Scotia, consisting of general contractors, masonry, landscaping, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, roofing and concrete trades.
Neal McCarthy:
Neal has been employed in the Safety industry for over 10 years, and currently holds a certificate in Health, Safety and Environmental Processes from the University of Fredericton. Neal’s strengths include building and maintaining a respectful relationship with both owners and employees, and supporting/addressing daily Safety concerns on construction sites. Neal has experience in process audits, safety auditing, work site inspections, and has a thorough knowledge of OHS Regulations. Neal is currently supporting and advancing Safety programs in Halifax/Dartmouth
Eric LeFort:
Eric holds a CRSP designation, and has been involved in Safety for over 30 years. Most recently, Eric has held positions with both the NSCC and Holland College, where he developed and taught their respective OHS Diploma programs. Currently resining in Baddeck, N.S. Eric will be advancing and supporting Safety programs for both shop-based firms and construction contractors.
John Fitzgerald:
Many will remember John from his 19 year career with the Nova Scotia Construction Safety Association (NSCSA). John commenced as a Trainer with the NSCSA, advancing to become an OH&S advisor. Previous to the NSCSA, John was a 29 year veteran of the Halifax Regional Fire Service.
Cody Ross:
Originally from Windsor , N.S., Cody offers a solid background and unique abilities in construction safety. Cody is COR certified, a certified Trainer thru Construction Safety Nova Scotia, and has obtained an Occupational Health and Safety certificate from the NSCC. Cody offers professional communication with employees and owners at all levels, is a practical hands-on problem solver with excellent observation, assessment and critical task thinking. Cody has a solid understanding of the structure of both provincial and federal regulatory boards, and can access and evaluate risks and controls to effectively coordinate your Safety program. Cody’s strength is his ability to conduct Safety audits and perform facility inspections to ensure compliance.
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