**Michael D. Kinney, CPF, CSP**

ESH&Q Integration Manager

National Security Technologies, LLC

2621 Losee Road

North Las Vegas, NV 89030

\(702\) 295-5283

[Synopsis]{.underline}

Over 33 years experience in various facets of safety and mechanical
engineering, including over 26 year's experience in commercial nuclear
power and/or Department of Energy (DOE) facility programs. Areas of
expertise include development, implementation, qualification, and
validation of safety management, construction, and emergency
response/recovery programs; oversight and audits of facilities and
programs; operational readiness reviews/readiness assessments,
development of authorization basis documentation; hazard analysis;
accident investigation; root cause analysis; regulatory compliance;
construction, worker, process and transportation safety; project
management; conduct of operations; and training.

[Work Experience]{.underline}

**Occupational and Construction Safety Management**

\- Technical support to Department of Energy Headquarters (DOE-HQ) in
the discipline areas of nuclear safety, occupational safety, safety
analysis, hazard analysis, process safety, industrial hygiene, accident
investigation, conduct of operations, seismic safety, contractor
emergency response, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) working
groups, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) oversight
pilots, training, and transportation safety.

\- Provided senior-level consultative support DOE-HQ during development
of Departmental Standards Identification/Integrated Safety Management
System (ISMS) initiatives, and implementation of 10 CFR 830, "Nuclear
Safety Management", Enhanced Work Planning, DOE Voluntary Protection
Program and Behavior Based Safety program requirements.

\- Participated in DOE Headquarters committees (e.g., Safety Analysis
Report Secretarial Office Working Group \[SAR SOWG\], Rule
Implementation Steering Committee \[RISG\]) tasked with addressing
implementation of safety basis, nuclear safety rule requirements and
seismic safety programs.

\- Provided senior-level support to NNSA/NSO representatives during
development of strategies to address implementation of 10 CFR 851,
"Worker Safety and Health Program", ISMS Annual Site-Wide Report
strategy, and safety culture initiatives.

\- Health and Safety Manager/Director of Safety Integration, responsible
for all aspects of contractor occupational safety and construction
health and safety program implementation/execution and development of
Integrated Safety Management System (ISMS) continuous improvement
techniques for DOE/Nevada Test Site (NTS) Environmental Restoration
activities.

\- Evaluated DOE NTS contractor and DOE National Laboratory facilities
safety management programs to determine compliance with ISMS program
requirements and provided improvement recommendations.

\- Principal author for facility safety basis documentation, including
health and safety plans, emergency response plans, auditable safety
analysis, hazards analysis, job task analysis, and implementing
procedures.

\- Responsible for developing and conducting safety and health training,
including providing support for OSHA 10/30 hour Construction Outreach
and OSHA HAZWOPER 8-Hour refresher programs.

**Operational Assurance and Oversight**

\- Served as Subject Matter Expert for Technical Safety Appraisals
(Tiger Teams) of selected DOE facilities to evaluate regulatory
compliance in the functional areas of worker safety, construction
safety, emergency response and recovery, process safety, hazard
analysis, maintenance and training.

\- Operational Readiness Review (ORR) team member responsible for
evaluation of maintenance, fire protection and conduct of operations
functional areas of the Thermal Stabilization Process at the Plutonium
Finishing Plant (PFP), located at the Hanford Site. Supported ORR
processes for conduct of operations and occupational safety functional
areas at numerous DOE Sites, including Hanford Tank Farms and DWPF/ITP,
Savanna River Site.

\- Served as Lead Health and Safety (H&S) Auditor, responsible for
conducting H&S audits of DOE Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action
(UMTRA) construction sites located throughout the Southwest to determine
contractor compliance with conduct of operations, construction safety,
worker safety, industrial hygiene, occupational medicine, transportation
safety, fire protection, emergency response and recovery, training, and
maintenance functional areas.

\- Served as Health and Safety Manager, responsible for performance of
health and safety audits to evaluate compliance with construction
safety, fire protection, worker safety, hazard analysis, industrial
hygiene, medical surveillance, and record keeping functional areas.

\- Participated in self-assessment program evaluations through the DOE
arena, including facilities at Hanford, WA; Savannah River, SC; Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory, CA; Brookhaven National Laboratory, OH;
Upton, NY; and Battelle Columbus, Columbus, OH. Reviewed contractor
program performance in the functional areas of internal oversight,
corrective action processes, emergency response management, training,
and worker/facility safety.

\- Served on ISMS verification teams evaluating ISMS implementation by
DOE NTS contractors and other facilities throughout the DOE Complex with
particular focus on worker safety, hazard analysis, configuration
management, fire protection, continuous improvement, work package
development and change control functional areas.

\- Responsible for supporting a series of internal contractor management
assessments, including development of assessment plans, checklists,
assessment performance, generation of final report and evaluation of
proposed corrective actions. Functional areas evaluated included
radiological controls, hazard analysis, development of safety basis
documents, corrective action tracking and closure processes, and PAAA
screening.

**Construction and Engineering Management**

\- Provided lead field engineer support during major plant construction,
including design reviews and installation of process piping, fire
protection and electrical systems.

\- Initiated program to quality steel connectors for commercial nuclear
power plant addressing AISC structural code requirements, supervised
over 125 personnel, negotiated strategy with NRC and power plant owners.

\- Initiated program to validate code piping data packages for
commercial nuclear power plants addressing ASME Section III, VIII, IX
and XI criteria, supervised/trained 40 personnel, and interfaced with
A.N.I., A.N.I.I. and ASME Quality Engineers to resolve interperational
differences.

**Employment History**

National Security Technologies, LLC, Las Vegas, NV: ESH&Q Integration
07/06 to present

Manager

IT Las Vegas/Shaw Environmental/Stoller Navarro Joint Venture, Las
Vegas, NV 01/00 to 06/06

Health and Safety Manager/Director of Safety Integration/Program
Performance

Enercon Services, Inc., Germantown, MD: Senior Technical Specialist
05/97 to 11/00

Roy F. Weston, Albuquerque, NM/Rockville, MD: Technical Manager 04/93 to
5/97

WASTREN, Inc., Richland, WA: Deputy Project Manager 06/91 to 3/93

Westinghouse Hanford, Richland, WA: Senior Design Engineer 01/90 to 6/91

Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station, Glen Rose, TX: System Engineer,
09/88 to 10/89,

Senior Piping Engineer 05/85 to 5/88

Diablo Canyon Nuclear Station, Avila Beach, CA: Code Data Task Force
Lead 05/83 to 10/84

Florida Power and Light, Saint Lucie #2, Hutchinson Island Florida:
Construction 12/82 to 5/83

Completion Turnover Manager

Zimmer Nuclear Station, Moscow, OH: Senior Field Engineer 03/82 to 11/82

Multiple Contractors, WNP #1, Richland, WA: Lead Field Engineer 05/81 to
3/82

Westinghouse Hanford Company, Richland, WA: Lead Senior Designer 09/79
to 5/81

Multiple Projects and Clients: 01/73 to 8/79

**Addenda**

Michael D. Kinney, CPF, CSP

[Certifications]{.underline}

Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Board of Certified Safety
Professionals (BCSP), Savoy, IL.

Certified Lead Health and Safety Auditor, UMTRA Project

Certified DOE Management Oversight and Risk Tree (MORT) Accident
Investigator

Certified Incident Investigation Team Leader (TapRoot®)

Certified Professional Facilitator (CPF), International Association of
Facilitators (IAF)

# Clearance

Department of Energy (DOE) Q, Active

[Education]{.underline}

MS Candidate, Safety Engineering, Kennedy-Western University (2008)

BS, Safety Engineering, Kennedy-Western University

AAAS, Mechanical Design, Indian Hills Community College

[Professional Memberships]{.underline}

American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE), Professional Member

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

International Association of Facilitators (IAF)

[Technical Papers]{.underline}

M.D. Kinney, "Monitoring the Long-Term Effectiveness of Integrated
Safety Management System (ISMS) Implementation Through Use of a
Performance Dash Board Process", *Department of Energy ISMS Best
Practices Workshop*, Aurora, CO, September, 2006

M.D. Kinney, "Use of ES&H Inspections to Develop Performance-Based
Leading Indicators and Avoid the Safety Cop Mentality", *Department of
Energy ISMS Best Practices Workshop*, Aurora, CO, September, 2006

M.D. Kinney, "Effective Strategies to Address Implementation of 10 CFR
851, Worker Safety and Health Program", *Department of Energy 10 CFR 851
Implementation Workshop*, Las Vegas, NV, April, 2006

M.D. Kinney, "Driving Enhanced ES&H Performance Versus Using the
Rearview Mirror", *American Society of Safety Engineers Professional
Development Conference*, New Orleans, LA, June 2005

M.D. Kinney, "Utilization of Performance Based Assessments to Enhance
Worker Involvement", *Department of Energy Initiatives Forum*,
Albuquerque, NM, July, 2004

M.D. Kinney, "Implementing DOE's ISMS Program, Looking at Safety from a
Different Perspective", *World Safety Organization 16^th^ Annual
International ES&H Expo*, Las Vegas, NV, September, 2002

M.D. Kinney, K.C. Thompson, "Implementation of ISMS at ITLV, Near Term
Success, Long Term Solutions", *IT Corporate Technical Exchange*,
Philadelphia, PA, March, 2001

M.D. Kinney, Dr. J. Bartley, "Incorporation of Workplace Safety Analysis
into an Integrated Safety Management System", *1998 Safety EFCOG
Analysis Workshop*, Park City, UT, June 1998

**Addenda (continued)**

[Technical Papers (continued)]{.underline}

M.D. Kinney, J. Kimball, "Performing Cost-Effective Accident/Incident
Investigation through Use of the Weston Investigative Network (WIN)
System", *Water Environment Federation Exposition*, Dallas, TX, October
1996

M.D. Kinney, "Implementation of Conduct of Operations Within the
Department of Energy, How Much is Enough?", *Kennedy-Western
University*, November 1995

M.D. Kinney, B. Young, "Development of an Auditable Safety Analysis in
Support of a Radiological Facility Classification", *Waste Management
'95 Symposia*, Tucson, AZ

M.D. Kinney, J.M. Hylko, "The VETI and the ORE for your ISFI",
*Department of Energy Spent Nuclear Fuel-Challenges and Initiatives
Conference*, Salt Lake City, UT, December 1994

J.M. Hylko, M.D. Kinney, M.C. Bradshaw, "A Health and Safety Primer for
the Practicing Health Physicist", *39^th^ Annual Meeting of the Health
Physics Society*, San Francisco, CA, June 1994

M.D. Kinney, L.A. Woodworth, "Use of a PRID Database to Identify
Facility Documents and Components and to Establish an Operating
Envelope", *Waste Management '94 Symposia*, Tucson, AZ