Steven Sladky, CSP

Director, EHS Construction at Redbock - an NES Fircroft company
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(386) 825-5501
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San Diego, California, United States, US

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Idan Laifer

Dear Steven, During our journey together you proved yourself as a business partner and a team player along to your safety professional skills. Thank you for all your support in driving our site a safety culture - appreciate it! Idan Laifer, BD Caesarea Site Leader, Israel

Adam Chiasson

Steve and I worked together from 2011-2016 when he supported our remote team with EH&S services. Faced with several areas of improvement, he designed pragmatic and logical changes to incorporate a gradual improvement plan for our facility. His prompt response to issues and practical approach to solving problems allowed our associates to adapt quickly to new strategic imperatives related to health, wellness and safety. His dedication and effort led to an improved work environment, safety and culture, with that in mind I strongly recommend Steve

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Credentials

  • Captain's License 100 Ton Vessel
    U.S. Coast Guard
    Dec, 2017
    - Nov, 2024
  • Certified Safety Professional
    BCSP
    Jul, 2011
    - Nov, 2024
  • Private Aircraft Pilot
    Federal Aviation Administration
    Nov, 2003
    - Nov, 2024

Experience

    • United States
    • Biotechnology Research
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Director, EHS Construction
      • Jan 2022 - Present

      EHS Consulting: Provide EHS Consultation to build new Safety and Environmental Program to Start-Up Biotech Companies. • Evaluate EHS Program needs and Risk Assessments for Biotech/Medical Companies • Draft written programs based on need and risk assessment • Provide Training on related EHS Programs • Provide Onsite Safety Management of small and large scale Construction Projects • Assess EHS Department staffing needs, assist in hiring appropriate EHS Team to Manage Program • Provide consultation in Works’ Compensation arena and evaluate injury/accidents for Corrective Actions • Create Business Continuity plans, including COVID-19 and all other emergencies. Construction Safety Officer: Provide day to day oversite of General Contractor and Sub-Contractor projects and work. • Review and approve all Permits to Work • Oversee Crane Pick of 25T Emergency Generator • Review and deliver metrics for ongoing project(s) • Review all changes to Building Design for Safety and/or Environmental issues. • Review Budget requirements for Change Orders. Show less

    • Israel
    • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Director Environment Health Safety (Site Closure)
      • Jan 2020 - Dec 2021

      Director, EHS, and Director GMP Training Site EHS Leader for an Aseptic Manufacturing Site, producing Sterile Injectable Pharmaceuticals • Manage daily EHS Operations at a site running 7 days a week, 24 hours a day • Revised Site’s written Health and Safety Program within 6 months of hire and brought current. • Updated Environmental Compliance Program, established solid working relationship with Stormwater Agency and SCAQMD. Closed out 2020 with ZERO Citations and/or Violations • Hired a Health and Safety Manager and an Environmental Compliance Manager for the site. • Managed the COVID-19 Emergency Response and Business Continuity for the majority of the year, at a site that continued to operate at full capacity due to Critical Pharmaceutical Manufacturing • Supported the site thru a 30 day Shut Down/Maintenance Period with ZERO Injuries after training all site teams on new Safety Programs and Requirements. • Reduced Hazardous Waste Disposal Costs by 100K though waste stream efficiencies in first 3 months • Manage GMP Training Department to ensure GMP Compliance for Aseptic Manufacturing. Working with Training Manager to develop World Class Training Program Show less

    • United States
    • Medical Equipment Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Senior Director, EHS Corporate
      • Dec 2017 - Jan 2020

      Responsible for Associate Health and Safety, as well as Environmental Compliance for 28 Business Units World Wide in 10 Countries including North America.- Establish Corporate EHS Strategy for Compliance, Auditing, and Health and Safety Programs- Ensure Environmental Compliance in areas of Sterilization (Radiation and EtO) and PSM.- Lead EHS Programs across 29 Sites in US, EU, Israel, Central America and Asia Pac.- Manage/Support local EHS Teams in Environmental Compliance, Health and Safety Programs and Injury Reduction Programs, aligning with regional and Corporate requirements. 25 Direct Reports in multiple countries, cultures and languages.- Provide expertise to troubleshoot and resolve issues at the site level to improve Injury Reduction and reduce Associate Risk and potential Exposure issues.- Manage Workers Compensation Program for sites in North America. Reduced WC Costs by 65% over 3 years. Show less

    • Director EHS
      • Apr 2015 - Jan 2020

      - Responsible for Environmental, Health/Wellness and Safety Programs across multiple business units: Medical Device: San Diego, CA; Germany; Mexico; and Israel. Biosciences: San Jose, San Diego, Miami, Puerto Rico, and Tatabanya, Hungary.- Sites include: Medical Device Manufacturing, Reagent Manufacturing, Instrument Manufacturing, Research and Development, Sales and Marketing (worldwide), Field Service Engineers (worldwide) and administration functions- Manage a team of EHS professional in numerous jurisdictions, and at various stages of EHS Program implementation. Show less

    • Senior Manager, EHS
      • Jul 2006 - Jan 2020

      Responsible for Environmental, Health/Wellness and Safety Programs across multiple sites: San Diego, San Jose, Seattle, Ann Arbor, Miami, Puerto Rico, Ireland, Hungary and Singapore.- Sites include: Reagent Manufacturing, Instrument Manufacturing, Research and Development, SalesMarketing & Field Service Engineers (worldwide) and administration functions- Principal Investigator for FDA regulated In-House Blood Collection Program- Responsible for ensuring employee privacy is protected and the health and well-being of the subjects is maintained.- Developed consistent programs across the division where previously the sites operated independently- Oversee the Workers Compensation Program and Injury Illness Prevention across the division:- Within the first year reduced the Workers Compensation Expense by 50% - Reduced the Ex Mod from 1.4 to 0.96 - Reduced OSHA Recordable injuries and first aid injuries by 60% reduced severity to the extent of no loss time injuries during the 3 year period. - Fostered a safety culture through the implementation of Behavior Based Safety, Near Miss Programs and leveraging Continuous Improvement principals - Institutionalized a robust Wellness Program to raise the self awareness of Associate Health and Wellbeing.- Established a multi-site Ergonomics Team which addressed repetitive strain injuries (RSI). Resulted in a continued reduction in RSI injuries by 75%. Early data reflects a reduction of health benefit costs by 140K. New Construction Projects (Tatabanya, Hungary; Miami, & Puerto Rico): Provided guidance and support to complete all licensing and permitting activities required to open a manufacturing site. - Delivered to aggressive timelines, ensuring occupancy of buildings was not delayed.- Responsible for the management of external consultants relative to licensing and permitting activities.- Created framework for EHS Programs. Hired and trained EHS Associate to run day-to-day operations. Show less

    • United States
    • Airlines and Aviation
    • 200 - 300 Employee
    • Manager - Employee Safety and Wellness
      • Dec 2004 - Aug 2006

      Manager – Employee Safety and Wellness  Manage Health and Safety/Workers’ Compensation for Airport Authority  Manage Fitness Focus (Wellness) Program to improve overall health of employees and reduce health benefits costs.  Created new Safety and IIPP Program for 300 Employees Including authoring 11 SOP’s for IIPP Program  Closed 6 of 9 outstanding WC claims. Reduced reserves by $250K in first 6 months  Found and resolved over 30 safety concerns, directly related to employee safety, within first 6 months  Conducted office ergonomic assessments for over 50 employees, while training entire staff on IPP Program  Conducted an Industrial Ergonomic assessment on the job function with the most injuries (40% of department). Discovered several issues that were corrected immediately. Over the next 9 months, only one major injury from the department was reported. Show less

    • Germany
    • Food and Beverage Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Regional Manager - Health and Safety/Loss Prevention
      • May 2002 - Dec 2004

       Managed Health and Safety/Workers Compensation for 14 field locations  Created and implemented a new updated safety program for all locations that provided immediate reduction in frequency/severity.  Reduced WC costs by $2M in 2003 for the entire West Sector on a targeted reduction of $2.3M  Managed over 300 work-related injury claims in 2003  Reduced Frequency by 30% in first 6 months, and an additional 20% in 2003.  Provided training to Health and Safety Professionals at each location and facilitated bi-weekly conference calls  Acted as a leader on the Corporate Safety Team to assist in driving Company initiatives  Directly managed DOT Drivers – Drug/BAT testing with clinics and SAMI. Provided required training to DOT drivers semi-annually. Ensured physicals were completed biannually for all drivers.  Conducted weekly (informal) and monthly (formal) audits of all facilities to ensure compliance with local, state and federal guideline in OSHA, FDA, EPA, Fire Code, Building Code and ADA.  Created and implemented Accident Review Boards and Accident Investigation within region. Conducted all accident investigations on serious injuries and conducted investigation on minor injuries with local management.  Provide training to local area safety teams in safety inspection, hazardous material handling, accident investigations and forklift operations.  Coordinate with legal and outside investigation services to process and close claims as quickly as possible with minimal risk and expense to the company Show less

    • United States
    • Biotechnology Research
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Radiation Safety Officer/Safety Officer/Training Manager/Facilities Manager
      • Jul 1996 - Feb 2002

      Radiation Safety Officer/Assistant Safety Officer  Reviewed and corrected all radiation issues, revised and updated the Radiation Safety Manual, and completed all required training, calibrations, and leak tests within first 6 months  Provide Radiation Safety Training to laboratory and general personnel including both safe handling of radioactive material and ALARA training.  Responsible for shipping and receiving radioactive material and supplies.  Improved Customer service of the Radiation Safety/EHS Department.  Maintained and operated the facility’s dosimetry and calibration program.  Supervised EHS personnel in the safe collection, handling and disposal of hazardous, bio-hazardous and radioactive waste.  Created programs, including recycling and fuel blending, to reduce the cost of waste disposal and remain environmentally friendly.  Initiated and developed a program to donate expire chemicals to local university/colleges.  Responsible for the safety of the facility by conducting weekly inspection, recognizing training needs, and through the development and enforcement of Standard Operating Procedures.  Developed an Emergency Response Team consisting of 16 Associates with diverse backgrounds and provided continuous training and development for the team. Quality Assurance/Safety Training Manager  Responsible for coordinating and facilitating various safety and on-the-job training to all levels of Management.  Ensured the continuous development and/or training needed to improve performance for all manufacturing and Quality Assurance personnel. Facility Manager  Responsible for coordinating office/lab moves. Including the build-out and move in of two new buildings  Supervise the Facility Staff in minor repair/painting of facilities.  Coordinate outside venders  Manage Security for a three building facility Show less

    • United States
    • Hospitals and Health Care
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Senior Radiation Safety Technologist
      • Jun 1993 - Jul 1996

       Maintained and Operated the Medical Centers radiation dosimetry program including monitoring of personnel on and off site, dose estimates for lost badges, tracking of exposures and resolving issues causing over-exposure of personnel.  Conducted calibration of radiation detection equipment..  Received, stored, and processed decayable and non-decayable, dry and liquid waste and maintained records.  Performed quarterly surveys on all laboratories using radioactive isotopes, including Nuclear Medicine and in-house storage locations.  Directly involved with patients during brachytherapy and thyroid ablation procedures. Set up rooms and decontamination procedures..  Conducted on-going training for Medical Center employees Show less

    • United States
    • Armed Forces
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Senior Machinest Mate - Nuclear
      • Oct 1984 - Feb 1993

      US Navy Nuclear Power Program (October, 1984 - July 1996) USS Permit SSN 594, (August 1996 - Januuary 1990) US Naval Attack Submarine, Machinest Mate Nuc, 3 WestPac Deployments based out of Japan to northern pacific operations area. USS McKee AS-41, (January 1990 - February 1993) Forward deployment to Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Senior Enlisted for RadCon (Nuclear) Support of Squadron 11 Submarines in San Diego - Running 3 shifts to support 7/24 operation, completed 2 Nuclear Resin Discharges, Radioactive Material Shipment Officer for San Diego Naval Bases Medals Earned: Good Conduct Medal (x2); Naval Expeditionary Medal; Southwest Compaign Medal; Presidential Unit Citation Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal Show less

Education

  • Cal State Fullerton
    Bachelors, Environmental Chemistry
    2000 - 2005

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