Richard T. Strandquist, ARM
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Main Qualifications
Results oriented risk/safety management professional with over 25 years
hands-on experience with large construction projects, multi-site
manufacturing, health care facilities and transportation, Expertise in the
design, implementation and administration of all corporate insurance
programs including OCIP's Proficiency in claims management, medical case
management & financial analysis. Design and implementation of risk and
safety training programs to advance the understanding of the relationship
between safety and insurance.
Professional Experience
BP -Whiting Refinery, /Swift Oil & Gas. December 2009 to December 2010
OSBL Pillar HSSE Safety Lead
Responsible for the implementation and adherence of the Whiting Refinery
Modernization Project HSSE policies and procedures for the 1.4 billion
dollar portion of this 3.8 billion dollar project and compliance with all
refinery PSM standards during construction. Oversight of a safety staff of
18 safety professionals.
The Synergy Plan, LLC. October 2003 to November 2009
Director of Risk Services and Workers Compensation
Development and management of a 5 person department. Oversight of the
Workers Compensation renewal process & program.. Planning and administering
the safety, security, environmental and risk training of the 180+ companies
and 5000+ employees. Knowledge of OSHA - ISO standards, EPA regulations and
JCAHO.
Turner/Barton Malow/Kenny - October 2001 to October 2003
Project Safety, Security and OCIP Manager
Responsible for the implementation of the safety, health, environmental,
medical, claims and security policies and procedures for the 740 million
redevelopment of Soldier Field. & Museum Campus. Jurisdiction over a staff
of 125+. Finalizing an OSHA Partnership Agreement. Trained over 8,000+
construction workers on" Soldier Field" project safety.
Adams Safety Management Services -- May 1999 to October 2001
President
Development and implementation of safety, health, security and
environmental programs, policies and training to clients consisting of
construction, manufacturing, hospitals and the health care industry.
Development of a Medical Management Network that is the first of its kind
in the Chicagoland Area to deal with Workers Compensation cases immediately
and treat them like sports injuries.
AMS Mechanical Systems, Inc. - June 1997 to April 1999
Risk Manager/Safety Director
Responsible for all insurance matters relating to the company. Coordinated
legal council and sub-rosa investigations. The implementation and
monitoring of Corporate Safety Manuals Programs and Policies. Training of
AMS employees and subcontractor personnel in OSHA's 10 & 30 hour
construction course. Responsible for insurance claims handling and medical
case management. Safety Programs & Training resulted un a 46% decrease in
Workers Compensation. Insurance the following renewal.
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. - Schaumburg - August 1995 to June 1997
Area Vice President - Construction Division
Responsible for the redevelopment of the Construction Division and the
concomitant Owner Controlled Insurance Program. Developed a turnkey OCIP
administration procedural manual for Residential Wrap-Ups. Developed and
instituted a Medical Managed Care Program for clients in Chicago & other
metro cities. Training of client's employees in Construction and
Manufacturing safety.
Meccon Industries Inc. - 1983 to August 1995
Risk Manager/Safety Director
Responsible for all insurance matters relating to the company The
implementation and monitoring of Corporate Safety Manuals Programs and
Policies. Training of AMS employees and in OSHA's 10 & 30 hour construction
course. Responsible for insurance claims handling and medical case
management. Specific safety responsibilities for the O'Hare Redevelopment
Project including Delta, American, United and the International
Terminals. Onsite Safety Manager for the Lockheed 600 million refueling
project.
Shea-Kiewit - 1978 to 1983
Safety Director/Medical Administrator
In charge of safety and medical administration on a $400 million dollar
Deep Tunnel project in Chicago. Co-Responsibility for the set up of
training between the Chicago Fire Department, MSHA, OSHA and the 15 Joint
Ventures on the 2.7 Billion Deep Tunnel Project in Mine Rescue Techniques.
Academic
Roosevelt University Chicago - BS Marketing 1978
Insurance School of Chicago - Associate of Risk Management 1985
Professional
USDOL - OSHA Construction Trainer 10 & 30
USDOL --OSHA General Industry Trainer 10 & 30
TWIC - Transportation Worker Identification Credential
Membership
American Society of Safety Engineers
National Safety Council
Risk Insurance Managers Society
Illinois Safety Council (Company Sponsored)
Military Service
ILARNG - Spc-7 Clinical Specialist - Responsible for Hospital & Clinic
Start-Up Functions for Brigade strength.