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“My desire to become part of the Region X board of directors stems from my passion to be on the cusp of new developments in promoting worker safety and health.” – Curtis M. Reece –
NOTE:
(E) is a position where the term starts and ends in an EVEN numbered year.
(O) is a position where the term starts and ends in an ODD numbered year.
Max VanValey is the West Region Safety Coordinator for Carlisle Construction Materials (CCM). He has been with CCM for 5 years and spends most of his time working on training and compliance with CCM sites in AK, WA, CA, AZ, UT, CO, NE, FL and OR. Max has been a Safety Professional for 20 years with the last 5 of those at CCM.
Saprena Lyons was elected to the Board of Directors in 2018. Background includes field work as a Cause Analyst and Trained Investigator with years of detailed work in lessons learned reviews; Price Anderson (PAAA) compliance coordinator, worker safety and health screenings, validation assessments, trending analysis/matrixes and facilitator of fact findings.
Marjorie Brice is a General Electric, Power Services employee that has a contract for Operations and Maintenance at the Clark Public Utilities River Road Generating Plant located in Vancouver, Washington. She is the Environmental Health & Safety Specialist and involved in the Quality certification program for the site.
Jack is an employee with the Central Plateau Cleanup Company in Richland WA. He is a member of the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council and serves as a full-time Union Safety Representative & VPP Coordinator. Jack is a Millwright by trade and member of Machinists Local 1951. He’s been involved in the Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) for over 28 years, he received safety & health program assessment training from the department of Labor in 1997 and serves as Team Lead for conducting initial and annual VPP self-assessments for Department of Energy (DOE) contractors along with private industry. In 2005, Jack became a Special Government Employee (SGE) participating on Federal OSHA and DOE evaluation teams. and serves on the National Voluntary Protection Program Participants Association (VPPPA) Board of Directors as the Labor Representative and Chairperson for the Labor Management Committee along with being the Region X VPPPA Treasurer. Jack has credentials though the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) for Safety Strained Supervisor (STS) and Safety Management Professional (SMP). In addition, he served 15 years as a certified Motorcycle Safety Instructor for Oregon State University, along with 7 years for the Puget Sound Motorcycle Safety Program in Washington State. Jack served 20 years as a certified swimming official for Inland Empire/USA Swimming along with serving 6 years as the Safety Chairperson.
Tim is currently an operator for ConocoPhillips at Kuparuk on the North Slope. He has 24 years of service in the oil and gas industry and has always been a leader in safety. Tim has been involved with the behavior-based safety program and is a member of the VPP steering team at Kuparuk.
Curtis Reece was elected to the Board of Directors in 2018. He has been the VPP manager of Idaho National Laboratory (INL) – Battelle Energy Alliance since 2010 and collectively – with other INL contractors – has been actively involved in VPP since 2002.
Billy Brown has been working at the Hanford site for 13 years; he’s a Teamster by trade and serves on the National VPPPA Awards and Scholarship Committee. Since 2017 he’s been a Union Safety and Hanford Site VPP Representative for the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council.
Born and raised on the Oregon coast, Dustin joined the Marine Corps Reserves and attended Oregon State University. He migrated north to Alaska in 2004 and started a career in the Oil and Gas industry and was hired with ConocoPhillips Alaska in 2008. He is still currently working for ConocoPhillips as a Drill Site Lead Operator at the Kuparuk River Unit Oilfield. Dustin joined the Region X Planning Committee in 2022 and was voted onto the Board of Directors in 2023 where he is still currently serving.
