Todd Richmond
About Todd Richmond
Todd Richmond serves as a Safety Department Representative at Diamond Offshore, where he has worked since 2000. He oversees the inspection and maintenance of life-saving equipment and provides training to personnel on its proper use.
Work at Diamond Offshore Drilling
Todd Richmond has been employed at Diamond Offshore since 2000, serving as a Safety Department Representative for 24 years. In this role, he oversees the inspection and maintenance of life-saving equipment on rigs and vessels. His responsibilities include monitoring and orienting new personnel arriving at the facility, ensuring they are adequately trained in the proper use of life-saving equipment. Richmond also liaises with shore-based operations to manage transportation logistics and training requirements.
Education and Expertise
Todd Richmond studied Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (EMT Paramedic) at Amarillo College from 1992 to 1996, where he achieved his license. His educational background provides him with a strong foundation in emergency medical procedures and safety protocols. Richmond also completed his high school education at Randall High School from 1988 to 1992. He possesses expertise in conducting Why Tree analysis for incident investigations, which is a critical skill in identifying root causes of safety incidents.
Background
Todd Richmond's career in safety began after completing his education in emergency medical technology. His experience in the field has been primarily focused on offshore drilling operations. Richmond's role at Diamond Offshore involves significant interaction with personnel and equipment, highlighting his commitment to maintaining safety standards in high-risk environments.
Training and Personnel Management
In his capacity as Safety Department Representative, Todd Richmond provides training to personnel on the proper use of life-saving equipment. He plays a crucial role in ensuring that all staff are well-prepared to respond to emergencies. Richmond's efforts in monitoring and orienting new personnel help integrate them into the safety culture at Diamond Offshore.