Bruce Lambert

I'm in the electrical engineering code at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. I worked there in the 80’s to early 90’s as an electrician. In 1992 I was affected by a reduction-in-force. In the past 17-years I expanded my knowledge, skills and abilities through professional education and work experience. Now I’m back, had I never been laid off I would have 25-years of federal service on October 1. That’s fine I’ve come full circle with a bigger bag of tools than most people.

I also provide staff and personal development workshops in ergonomics, safety and energy efficiency. And I’m producing a youth leadership development process for at risk and troubled youths.

Bruce Lambert’s Specialties:

Systems troubleshooting
Environmental engineering
Electrical engineering technology
Organizational, leadership and staff development
Total quality management
Lean production principles
Balanced scorecard
Analytical techniques for environmental, safety and health exposures
Insurance industry safety and loss control analysis for underwriting
Ergonomic investigative and quantitative analysis
Multi-media development of education and training resources

Bruce Lambert’s Experience

Electrical Engineering Technician

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

(Government Agency; Defense & Space industry)

August 2009 — Present (5 months)

Troubleshooting and testing electrical motor generation equipment and systems.
Vice President

AEUSP (US)

(Utilities industry)

March 2009 — Present (10 months)

Since 2008 the Association of Electrical Utilities Safety Professionals USA provides the Safety Professional with the latest in AEUSP US Policies, Procedures, Safe Work Practices, Training Information, Forms, Reports and Occupational Health & Safety News including new legislative material as it becomes available. Loss control responsibilities must satisfy Legislative requirements including the responsibilities of the Health & Safety Professional to adequately meet the utility needs and to train Supervisors and other Management personnel in the application of the law.
Owner

B.A.Lambert Workplace Performance

(Construction industry)

October 2007 — Present (2 years 3 months)

Provide strategic safety and health business planning.

Home Performance Evaluations - beyond residential energy audits with investment grade recommendations and home improvements.

Utilize organizational development techniques to improve leadership skills to affect cultural change.

Analyze work environments for ergonomic risk factors and define value-added processes.

Conduct incident investigations with reports on causal mechanisms and options for remediation.

Develop customized safety training programs.
Director of Safety and Loss Prevention

LWCC

(Insurance industry)

January 2007 — September 2007 (9 months)

Developed corporate vision and strategic direction for safety and loss prevention services to make LWCC a leading advocate for workplace safety in their insurance market.

Designed construction safety and loss prevention guidelines to educate key-decision makers in the best practice methods to improve leadership, culture and moral.

Managed and developed loss prevention staff to be the “best in class”.

Developed and implemented corporate safety communication initiatives that promote safety and loss prevention as integral to the LWCC Brand.

Defined appropriate staffing model and budget for safety department.

Provided local television media interviews on timely safety related topics.
Safety Consultant and Construction Ergonomist

MEMIC

(Insurance industry)

June 1998 — December 2006 (8 years 7 months)

Consulted with a variety of organizations by providing field support, inspection and incident root - cause evaluations.

Analyzed policyholder claims data, personnel policies, equipment and work activities / environment to generate reports for strategic corporate initiatives.

Worked with business owners to identify sources of loss in developing strategic plans to improve leadership and culture

Reduced policyholders’ loss experience by 80 to 100 percent.

Developed and presented educational sessions on workplace culture, leadership skills, ergonomics and safety.

Educated individuals in construction, electrical, ergonomic, environmental, leadership, safety and health issues.

Researched, designed and implemented loss control tools/processes to improve safety and health management.

Produced guidelines, manuals, processes, videos and other safety related resources.
Environmental Engineer & Project Manager

Maine DEP

(Construction industry)

June 1994 — March 1998 (3 years 10 months)

Developed environmental clean-up strategies.

Planned and managed project budgets, construction activities and remediation processes at sites.

Wrote, negotiated and managed contracts with consultants, contractors and attorneys.

Generated technical reports on project decisions, site progress and remedial direction.
Electrician

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine

(Government Agency; 1001-5000 employees; Defense & Space industry)

October 1984 — June 1992 (7 years 9 months)

Recognized as a professional in the overhaul, maintenance, repair, installation, troubleshooting and testing of electric motor-generators and related systems.

Accomplished research activities to develop maintenance and overhaul techniques for repairing shipboard electric motors, generators, and controllers.

Bruce Lambert’s Education

University of Southern Maine

B.S. , Industrial Technology , 1995 — 1998
Southern Maine Technical College

A.A.S. , Environmental Technology , 1992 — 1994
Noble High School

1977 — 1989
U.S. Department of Navy

Apprenticeship , Electrical , 1984 — 1988

Additional Information

Bruce Lambert’s Websites:

AEUSP (US)

Bruce Lambert’s Interests:

utility safety processes, energy conservation for home owners, home performance, renewable energy systems, fishing, hunting, snowboarding, labrador retrievers

Bruce Lambert’s Groups:

Association of Electrical Utilities Safety Professionals USA
Board of Certified Safety Professionals - CSP Designation
Building Performance Institute - Certified Professional Building Analyst
Council on Certification of Health, Environmental and Safety Technologies – CHST Designation
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA Authorized Trainer 10 & 30 Hours Construction Outreach Courses
Professional Member of the American Society of Safety Engineers
Founding Member of Efficiency First
Member National Safety Council
Safety and Health Council of Nothern New England
Ducks Unlimited