Ryan Martinez

I am a dedicated and highly driven HSE Professional with a reputation for improving overall safety in high-risk environments. Experienced in reducing incidents for international operations through proactive safety programs. Experienced in developing and implementing policy and procedures and communicating expectations on audit readiness through meticulous planning of the process to obtain the highest standards in compliance. Known for identifying gaps and executing action plans through vigilant monitoring. Heads up safety initiatives resulting in the lowest incident rates on record division-wide within global corporations. Seeking long term employment from a company that wishes to utilize my process driven result-oriented style. 

My name is Ryan Martinez. I am a Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) professional with over 20 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, including construction, drilling and completions, Frac, and pipeline operations.

 I have worked on major offshore assets for Shell including the Bonga FPSO, Mars TLP, support vessels, a spool base, and a pipelay ship. I also spent time living and working in Guarapari, Brazil.

Between assignments, I began pursuing my professional certifications and completed five Certified Safety and Health Official (CSHO) credentials in 2010. I later earned two more while working with Chevron in Angola, Africa.

At Chevron, I gained extensive offshore experience on jack-ups, tender-assisted rigs, workovers, and semi-submersibles. I spent four years based in Malongo Angola, where I led a team of six expats and four national employees. During this time, I also completed my Bachelor's degree in Occupational Safety and Health.

In 2018, I transitioned into a corporate HSE role with a frac company in Houston, Texas. I brought with me what I consider a winning formula for safety success:

1. Analyze and align data with company objectives.
2. Implement high-quality incident investigation training for supervisors and HSE staff.
3. Review and improve programs, procedures, and guidance documents.
4. Build contractor engagement and alignment.

I later applied the same approach at Western Midstream with successful results.

Bachelors in Occupational Safety and Health