Curriculum Vitae Summary

 

John P. Lauhoff  PE, CSP

951 Stony Lake Court

Oxford, Michigan 48371

810-252-9279 (Cell)

 

In summary:

Education:

BAA Central Michigan University

 

Certifications:

CSP (Certified Safety Professional)

PE (Professional Engineer; Registered in Massachusetts, Discipline: Safety)

 

Expertise:

Safety, Accident Investigation / Reconstruction (Industrial accidents off all types.  This would include: slips & falls, industrial vehicles, equipment guarding, hand & powered tools, etc.)

 

Deposition Experience:

Multiple experiences due to work related cases covering wrongful discharge, age discrimination, and work related injuries.

 

Work Experience:

General Motors, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Aeroquip, Hawthorne Metal Products, US Air Force

I have worked at the corporate level (DaimlerChrysler & Aeroquip) and plant level.

 

Military Experience:

C130 Pilot

Civil Engineering Officer

 

Interesting Licenses / Certifications:

Licensed Pilot: Multi-engine, Instrument, Commercial License

Certified Scuba  Diver

 

Membership:

American Society of Safety Engineers

 

 

 

Curriculum Vitae

 

JOHN P. LAUHOFF PE, CSP

951 Stony Lake Court

Oxford, Michigan 48371

((810)252-9279 Cell

 

EDUCATION:           BAA Central Michigan University

 

CERTIFICATION:   Certified Safety Professional (CSP)

                                    Registered Professional Engineer (PE)

 

EXPERIENCE:          03/96 to 01/08 (Retired), DaimlerChrysler  Safety Engineer

                                    Corporate Level

-          Advise DaimlerChrysler manufacturing plants on safety issues.

-          Provide assistance as requested

-          Ensure DaimlerChrysler manufacturing plants are operating in concurrence with corporate, federal, and state laws and regulations.

Plant Level      

-         Responsible for the safety of 2,500 hourly and salary employees.

-         Supervise a staff of nine.

-         Ensure compliance with governmental and corporate safety and environmental regulations.

-         Interact with outside contractors to ensure new equipment meets all applicable standards.

-         Monitor outside construction crews for compliance with governmental and corporate construction standards.

-         Recommend changes when compliance is marginal.

-         Develop training programs and direct their implementation. 

-         Negotiate safety grievances.

-          Perform accident investigations.      

                               

05/94 to 03/96: Ford Motor Company, Safety Engineer

-         Responsible for the safety of 3,500 hourly and salary employees.

-         Supervised a staff of five.

-         Ensure compliance with governmental and corporate safety and environmental regulations.

-         Interact with outside contractors to ensure new equipment was in compliance with all applicable standards.

-         Monitor outside construction crews for compliance with governmental and corporate construction standards.

-         Recommend changes when compliance was marginal.

-         Developed training programs and directed their implementation.

-          Negotiate safety grievances.

-          Perform accident investigations.      

08/90 to 05/94: Aeroquip,  Automotive Group, Director: Corporate Safety and Environment Affairs

-         Responsible for 14 plants in seven states.

-         Dotted line supervisor for 14 safety supervisors.

-         Supervised staff of three.

-         Performed accident investigations.

-         Ensured compliance with corporate and governmental regulations.

-         Performed safety and environment audits.

-         Applied for necessary environmental permits.

-         Directed disposal of hazardous wastes.

-         Developed training programs and taught same.

 

08/87 to 08/90: Hawthorne Metal Products, Safety Engineer

-         Ensured compliance with corporate and governmental regulations.

-         Developed and implemented safety training programs.

-         Performed environmental and safety audits.

-         Supervised staff of two.

-         Performed accident investigations.

-         Applied for required environmental permits.

 

04/77 to 10/85: General Motors, Production Supervisor and Safety Engineer

-         Supervised up to 40 hourly employees

-         Die Design

-         CAD Instructor

-         Industrial Engineer

-         Work study analysis

 

05/84 to 05/96: United States Air Force Reserves, Civil Engineering Officer

-        Supervised a staff of four officers,  ultimately   supervising 150 men.

-         Commanded squadron on nation and international missions.

-         Responsible for all phases of construction safety and building techniques.

-         Responsible for compliance with all  environmental and safety regulations.

 

02/73 to 10/76: United States Air Force, Pilot

-         Aircraft commander on national and international flights.

-         Supervised flight crew of 5.

-         Flying safety officer.

-         Training officer.