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Fredericksburg, Va, Us

Virginia, United States

Spotsylvania, Va

Dallas, Tx, Us

Denver, Colorado, Us

London, England, Gb

London, England, Gb

Goose Creek, Sc, Us

Electrical Operator- Naval equivalent of balancing authority and transmission operator on a Navy nuclear submarine. Responsible for transferring real/reactive load between turbine generators/motor generators and to monitor all parameters on the electric plant to maintain continuous power to vital/non-vital loads. Prototype Staff Instructor- Improves and continually contributes to the development of the nuclear training program for the MTS-701 resulting in over 300 qualified nuclear trained staff instructors. Auxiliary Electrician- Maintains and monitors all motors, generators, controllers, switchboards, load centers, voltage and frequency regulators, lighting circuits, electrical fixtures, and other test equipment. Continually logs temperatures of running/cooled equipment to ensure all equipment remain in their specified operating bands.Electrical Safety Training Supervisor- Provides electrical safety training and hands on training for initial voltage verifications, energized work, damaged work, tag out procedures, and breaker rack in\out procedures.

Norfolk, Virginia, Us

Load Dispatcher– Naval equivalent of balancing authority and transmission operator on a Navy nuclear aircraft carrier. Responsible for the safe and continuous operation of a 72 megawatt electrical distribution system for an aircraft carrier. • Supervised and directed a team of four roving technicians safely and continuously to provide reliable sources of electrical power to the ships 4160V, 64-Megawatt, 12-generator electrical distribution system.• Responsible for coordinating the maintenance, testing, and routine operation of all reactor plant generators, switchboards, bus ties, transformers, load-centers and electronics.• Experienced in emergency/casualty situations in regards to generators tripping offline due to a mechanical or regulator failure and taking proper action using approved procedures and system knowledge to maintain continuity of power.Shutdown Reactor Operator– Stood watch in the control room of a nuclear aircraft carrier with one other operator and designated by the ship’s Commanding Officer to monitor a shutdown nuclear reactor plant and maintaining all parameters in specified bands in accordance with U.S. Naval Nuclear Power regulations.Switch Gear Operator- In charge of daily electric plant operations to include: electrical start up/shut down of ship service turbine generators, the bringing on and divorcing from 4160v shore power, 4160v manual bus shifts to support normal and abnormal operations, and maintaining scheduled frequency and loading over a variety of electric plant conditions.Propulsion Electrician– Responsible for all generators, switchboards, control equipment, and electrical equipment in the reactor/steam plant on a carrier. Operates and performs maintenance on motors, generators, voltage and frequency generators, motor controllers, distribution switchboards, and other electrical equipment.Work Center Supervisor– Five years of experience in supervising, performing, and scheduling preventative and corrective maintenance.

Goose Creek, Sc, Us

Navy Nuclear Training• Navy Recruit Training (16 MAY 10 – 03 AUG 10)• Nuclear Field Electricians Mate ‘A’ school – (04 AUG 10 – 28 JAN 11) Basic knowledge of fundamental mathematic concepts; basic electricity, electronics, digital and microprocessor-based equipment, and electrical equipment; interpret schematic diagrams and use appropriate test equipment to isolate and correct faults in both civilian and military electronic systems; and apply principles of industrial safety.• Naval Nuclear Power School – (28 APR 11 – 07 OCT 11) Comprehensive understanding of a pressurized-water nuclear power plant, including reactor core nuclear principles, heat transfer and fluid systems, plant chemistry, and materials, mechanical and electrical systems, and radiological control. • Naval Nuclear Prototype Training Unit – (19 DEC 11- 01 JUN 12) Fundamentals of nuclear propulsion power and the interrelationship of its mechanical, electrical, and reactor subsystems; understand the physical nature of nuclear radiation particles, their detection, interaction with matter, and human health consequences; gain knowledge of the safe operation of a complex nuclear power plant and its sophisticated subsystems with an emphasis on basic industrial safety principles; identify, troubleshoot, and correct problems in nuclear mechanical, electrical, or reactor control systems at the component level with an emphasis on electrical systems; and apply earlier technical classroom knowledge to the practical, safe operation of Navy nuclear power plants. Relevant Courses: AC/DC Circuits, digital circuits and microprocessors, electrical troubleshooting, solid state devices and circuits, technical mathematics, atomic and nuclear physics, fluid dynamics, heat transfer, physics, chemistry, nuclear reactor engineering, radiation protection, electrical maintenance, health physics, and nuclear power plant operation.

Bachelor Of Applied Science And Technology (Bsast), Nuclear Engineering Technology/Technician

Nuclear/Nuclear Power Technology/Technician