Finding the second instance of a value after a text string

Okay, so I have the following:

COLUMN A COLUMN B

Person A
1 - BREAK
11:30:00 00:05:00
12:30:00 00:04:00
1 - BREAK 00:09:00

As you can see, for each Person I have a list of times that breaks were taken and the length of those breaks, followed by a total time. I essentially want to be able to pick up the total for each person. One thing to bear in mind though is that not each total is exactly four columns down (as depends on the amount breaks taken). As such, I need a formula that will allow me to search for the second instance of '1 - BREAK' after each persons name and then return the total time. I have about 20 different people's names, all different.

I've tried to do this with vlookup or a combination of offset and match/index but realise the second instance of something can't be picked up with vlookup therefore a bit lost as to what I could try next.

Is what I want to achieve actually possible?

Thanks.

Just perfect. Genius. Thanks so much for this. Reputation added...

Okay, this is working great, as stated above, but what if the "1 - BREAK" section is not directly after the person's name; say it could be the fourth category in the list? Can the formula also pick it up then?

Excellent, this is exactly what I wanted. One final question, however - could it work backwards? So, for example if Person A was underneath the 1 - BREAK section; is there a way of picking it up that way around too?

If it worked backwards though, it would be the first instance that I wanted to pick up, not the second - sorry, should have mentioned that.

Okay, this is absolutely perfect, however... I would like it to pick up the 1st instance upwards of "1 - BREAK" rather than the second.