Operate and maintain process analysis equipment for a 95,000 bbl/day refinery, to include all Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS).

Monitor plant parameters, routinely adjust various plant operating parameters to optimize combustion and product throughput for given operating conditions, and direct a team of four plant operators as needed to physically adjust, maintain, and monitor all plant conditions not controllable from the Control Room.Serve as a communications hub for the plant, taking in orders from the plant engineer, coordinating construction and maintenance efforts with plant conditions and personnel, and maintaining plant cohesiveness during casualties and other unusual plant evolutions.

Field operations with HPOWER's Boiler #3, a 900Ton/Day Waste-to-Energy Plant. Monitored, tuned, maintained, and repaired boiler auxiliary equipment, including a Fabric Filter Baghouse, Lime Spray Dryer Adsorber, Powdered Activated Carbon Injection, varied conveyor systems, boiler draft fans, steam systems, hydraulics, and two 8-ton overhead gantry cranes.

Possess over four years of experience operating two reactor plantsduring critical and shutdown conditions. Performed reactor startups and shutdowns whilemonitoring plant parameters to ensure reactor safety. Was relied upon to take action inthe event of abnormal conditions to ensure operating limits were not exceeded andpersonnel safety was not jeopardized. Was selected to be 1 of 6 Reactor Operators for the Operational Reactor Safeguards Examout of 24 qualified Reactor Operators based upon knowledge and operational expertise.Performed a vital part of the testing for initial criticality and power range testingfollowing a rebuild of the ship on two different reactor plants.Was selected by the Nuclear Power Audit and Inspection Team for operational expertiseduring casualty control scenarios.Often sought after as a mentor/trainer for junior Reactor Operator candidates due to anatural aptitude toward training and the ability to foster an open, excellent learningenvironment.

Performed preventative and corrective maintenance onreactor instrumentation and control systems. Utilized test equipment, schematics, andtechnical manuals to diagnose system malfunctions to the component level. Supervised andtrained technicians on proper maintenance principles and techniques. Performed complex troubleshooting and repair operations on nuclear power indication andreactor control rod systems.Performed maintenance on pressure and temperature instruments as well as water level andflow control systems, alarm and radiation detection indicators, and reactor protectionsystems.Performed major test procedures such as reactor control rod system testing and initialphysics testing contributing to the early completion of testing.Reactor Instrumentation and Maintenance Laboratory Technician: Performed routinemaintenance for 120 pieces of electronic and mechanical test equipment. Researched,ordered, and distributed supplies for repairs and routine use, as well as managed a budgetof over $80,000 per year. Maintained over 40 instrument drawers with a total value of$800,000. Operated the maintenance room with 100 percent capability for the repair and testing ofall reactor instrumentation and control systems.INSTRUMENTATION PROFICIENCY:MultimeterDifferential Pressure TestersFrequency CountersLogic ProbeSignature AnalyzerVisicorder/Soltec Strip Chart Recorders OscilloscopePressure Test Set UpsResistance BridgeHuntron TrackerUltrasonic Test EquipmentVacuum Fill AssembliesFrequency Counters

Responsible for preparation of storefront for business, greeting customers and fielding orders, fulfilling orders, handling transactions, baking, breakfast line cook work, and management of other crew members.