Michael Meltzer
About Michael Meltzer
Michael Meltzer serves as the Operations Supervisor and Safety Champion at Hoover CS in Texas City, TX, where he has worked since 2019. He is responsible for logistics planning, employee training, and ensuring safety protocols are followed.
Work at Hoover CS
Michael Meltzer has been employed at Hoover CS as an Operations Supervisor and Safety Champion since 2019. In this role, he is responsible for planning logistics and scheduling trucks and railcars in collaboration with Marathon management. He conducts daily 'toolbox talks' to communicate safety protocols and ensure they are understood by all personnel. Additionally, he interviews and trains all new employees at the Marathon GBR site, contributing to the onboarding process and promoting a culture of safety within the organization.
Education and Expertise
Michael Meltzer has a diverse educational background. He studied at the 360 Training program, where he achieved OSHA 10 certification in safety. He also attended the Universal Technical Institute-Motorcycle Mechanics Institute Division from 2003 to 2004, earning a certification in Motorcycle Maintenance and Repair Technology. Currently, he is studying Management training at Cornerstone OnDemand, where he has been certified since 2021. Furthermore, he completed training at the CPR Training Institute, achieving certification in Health/Medical Physics.
Background
Michael Meltzer has over five years of experience in operations and safety management at Hoover CS, located in Texas City, TX. His role encompasses various responsibilities, including logistics planning and quality assurance. He ensures that spent and waste catalyst is de-oiled before shipment, maintaining compliance with safety and operational standards. His background in technical training and safety certifications supports his effectiveness in his current position.
Achievements
During his tenure at Hoover CS, Michael Meltzer has contributed to the safety and operational efficiency of the organization. He has implemented daily safety meetings, known as 'toolbox talks,' to reinforce safety protocols among personnel. His role in training new employees has also been pivotal in fostering a safe working environment. Additionally, his technical skills allow him to perform minor repairs on trucks and railcars, ensuring that operations run smoothly.