With almost 44 years of EHS experience, Ray Scott is well-versed at recognizing and addressing safety challenges at the root-level, with real-world solutions that not only save lives but bolster the bottom line for the companies that he serves.

 

Over the course of his career at multiple locations in Alcoa/Arconic, Inc., Ray combined his expertise in EHS management with human performance behavior strategies to ensure safety compliance in equipment design, layouts and expansion projects for the Fortune 500 company. His work has taken him from Texas to Dubai, and Ray met the unique challenges of each location. On a project in Saudi Arabia, he achieved almost 40 million hours without a LWD case on the construction and commissioning of an aluminum rolling mill.
 

In his last full time role, he provided consultative EHS oversight to plant leadership for a newly commissioned bauxite refinery overseas and ensured that the company’s Environment, Health and Safety staff were fully engaged with plant leadership in deploying standards and best practices. Additionally, Ray has served as a past Radiation Safety Officer and Laser Safety Officer.
 

Having worked in both union and non-union environments, Ray understands the value of people relationships  in becoming a credible resource to the management group and workforce. He is an excellent listener and able to relate to all during the course of seeking the best solution for the task at hand.
 

Ray possesses deep technical expertise in the following
disciplines:

 

• Environmental Health and Safety Management Systems

• Human Performance Safety Principles

• Traffic Hazard Assessments

• EHS Compliance and Audits

When Ray is not furthering EHS best practices on behalf of his clients, he loves spending time with his wife, Dianne, of nearly 43 years and their adult children and 7 grandchildren. He also enjoys serving his local church, keeping up with college sports and staying connected to the many lifelong friends that he and Dianne have
made over the course of their travels.