About Peter Bouley - President
Peter Bouley is an expert and professional in OSHA, MSHA & USACE Superintendent, QC & safety for construction, operation and maintenance. He has over 35 years of direct, hands-on experience helping companies improve their safety records and raising the standards at their job sites, thereby improving employee morale and customer relations, and ultimately improving the bottom line.
Peter is an accomplished and successful Safety & Health Consultant/Trainer and Supervisor. Safety & Health Consultant/Trainer
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Continuous Education/Training
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Peter is a Certified Welder & Inspector familiar with AWS/ASME/DOT Codes. He is also a licensed Heavy Equipment Operator with 30+ years of experience in trenching/mining/demolition work. Peter Bouley is the recipient of both the Purple Heart and Bronze Star for his service in the United States Marine Corps in Vietnam. He is an accomplished musician who briefly performed with The Boston Pops Orchestra and is a civic volunteer. |
Professional Licenses & Professional Organizations
- OSHA OT (Outreach Trainer) #288
- OSHA 40 Hour Card #C0083764 – qualified to teach 10 & 30 hour safety
- QC Mgr. 5 year USACE Certificate
- CPEA (Certified Professional Environmental Auditor in Safety & Health) provide annual lecture service on specific OSHA/ASME/ANSI/DOT Safety training to others through ASSE/NAPE/NCCER and other organizations. Annual time minimum 40 hours per year which qualifies me per BEAU for training time to keep my certifications current AWS #171939 (since 2000)
- MSHA above Ground Miner Trainer at MSHA WV Training Academy instructor for 24 hours annually in October and at other times. Classes in Welding Certification Safety for new/repair/alterations work on equipment and structures.
- Provide Training/Inspection/Repairs for Power Plant operations for States/Cities/Municipal/Government – U.S. Navy/others RI License #3397. (since 1965)
- NCCER – contribute to writing of training text books on Power Plant and Electric Generation & Transmission Lines; Heavy Construction Equipment operation/maintenance; Welding Safety & Training. Safety meetings held 2-3 days several times annually to update trainers understanding of safety issues. [RI HE #00014321]
- ASME member [1992-2001] [renewing effective January 2010]
- ANSI non-voting consulting member on safety issues for cranes
- NIULPE Chief Engineers license since 1970 – renewed annually #7651
- ASSE [American Society of Safety Engineers] past president & attend annual PDC’s and am presenter on Safety topics
- SARI [Safety Association of RI] past president and member since 2000 attend several safety conferences annually
- FRA provide safety inspection/accident investigation for steam locomotives and other
- NTSB provide safety inspection/accident investigation for steam locomotives [investigated the famous Gettysburg explosion 90’s]