Steve Siskowic

Background

About Steve Siskowic

Safety Manager in Corrections, Site Safety Officer with DoD contract (Afghanistan, Iraq) and Sr. Trainer in the Military. Working in these environments, in addition to being an Honorable Retiree from the US Army has allowed me to successfully work with a plethora of ranks, personalities and all levels of employees throughout my career. Safety Manager/Safety Officer - Safety Manager at a medium security prison within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice system. Sole Safety Officer at Camps Nathan Smith, Payne and Farah forward operating bases in Afghanistan, as well as working in the field as a team member at Kandahar air base in Afghanistan. Site Safety Officer at Camp Taji, Iraq. Demonstrated and proven abilities in all aspects of operating as a leader, supervisor, trainer and more, including domestic and overseas hostile and diverse environments. Sr. Trainer in US Army, Asst. Operations Chief - CCT, PT, OHSE, ARTEP goals, field readiness quarterly, semi-annual and annual mandatory company level troop trainings. Hands-on common-core task individual and group trainings. All phases of training, planning, and record-keeping. Drug test Few Key slam-dunks reactivity. Any time. Any where-Attitude is everything-It costs you nothing to praise someone and make them feel good, no matter what their position-Teamwork. Because it works-Teach, teach, teach. Repetition has an unconscionable way of working itself into the subconscious-When the subject is close to heart and the message is important, the fear of public speaking has a way to eventually find an exit-An accident can happen in one split second. That one split second can change the whole course of your life.or someone else’s-Accidents are called accidents and not on purposes because, well. they’re accidents-Communication is essential for success-The importance of ‘Safety First, Safety Always’ is so demonstrated by the fact that the very first item covered in almost every Company’s orientation is Safety.