D.J. Greene Email & Phone Number

United States

As the Welding Engineer within N/E's Quality organization:-I develop company specifications for welding, heat treatment, and fabrication processes.-I review contracts and POs for welding, heat treatment, and fabrication requirements, and provide project execution support.-I approve supplier welding, heat treatment, and fabrication documents.-I assist with resolving supplier's welding, heat treatment, and fabrication issues.

United States

-Supported Darlington New Nuclear Small Modular Reactor (SMR) construction for Canadian customer OPG.-Quality technical expert for sourcing, welding, and NDE of long lead reactor systems and components.

Mt Holly, Nc

Quality Program Manager at Duke Energy's Lark Maintenance Center: developed, implemented, & managed the Quality Program at Lark Maintenance Center, an in house Duke Energy corporate repair facility. The Lark Quality Program was designed as an orginizational quality management system that is intricately intertwined into the Lark business model covering all facets of the organization beyond basic QA, QC, and QE functions. Facility welding SPOC: De-facto welding engineer for the site. I maintained welder qualifications, qualified welders, qualified welding procedures, ran PWHT cycles, researched & provided guidance on other material & welding concerns including Code compliance. Lark deals with various grades of carbon steel, stainless steel, and exotic metals on a routine basis and performs most welding to ASME B&PVC.Facility Destructive (DE) & Non-destructive (NDE) examination SPOC: as a multidisciplined inspector I performed and evaluated destructive and non-destructive testing on site to include, weld examination & bend testing, VT, PT, & UT-T examinations. I also facilitated/oversaw all other examination, and testing needs with facility personnel, metallurgy lab, or contracted vendors when needed (e.g. RT, MT, metallographic sample analysis).Facility Technical Director: I managed repair and overhaul projects for gasifier feed injectors for our facility as well as turbine generator diaphragms. Each of these projects were heavily welding based.Lark services the needs of Duke Energy's fossil, hydro, and nuclear power generating stations fleet wide and primarily performs reverse engineering, design, modification, and refurbishment of pumps and pump components, however, most any fleet need can be and has been met to include turbine generator components, valve components, and other miscellaneous needs.

Supported Westinghouse AP1000 PWR project construction for VC Summer units 2 & 3 and Vogtle units 3 & 4.In this primarily traveling position I performed documentation review, audit, and inspection services in a Nuclear Quality Oversight Source Surveillance role.ANSI N45.2.6 / NQA-1 Level II in the following:Source Surveillance InspectorStud Welding InspectorStructural Welding InspectorPipe Welding InspectorElectrical/Switch Gear

Multiple Nrc Regulated Boiling Water Reactor Utilities

Executed Inspection services at various BWR nuclear reactor facilities contracted by General Electric per customer specific ISI program and outage project requirements.In-Service Control Rod Drive disassembly and refurbishment activities. NDE In Vessel Visual Inspection (IVVI) accompanied by reporting and measurements (EVT-1, VT-1, VT-3)

Raleigh, Nc

As a Manufacturing QC I worked daily with the QA department and maintained constant cross functional interaction with Operations, Assembly, Design, Applications, Sales, and Purchasing departments to ensure product line valves, actuators, and parts meet all applicable requirements.Responsibilities included:• Geometric dimensioning & tolerancing, CMM and 3D scanning, NDE VT & PT testing, pressure testing, leak rate testing, weld inspections.• Understanding & interpretating various industrial, professional, & regulatory standards to include ISO, RCCM, ASME, ANSI, MSS, ASTM, Mil-std, etc.• Initiation of traceability, fraudulent materials cognizance, new supplier surveying.• Evaluating Compliance & non-compliance with documentation & reporting.• Drawing interpretation• Nuclear Safety Culture safety committee member.

Responsibilities, at various nuclear reactor facilities contracted by General Electric, primarily fall under one or more of the following four areas:(1) Inspection services: NDE In Vessel Visual Inspection (IVVI) accompanied by reporting and measurements (EVT-1, VT-1, VT-3);(2) IVVI level III reviews and Final Report Project close out.(3) Maintenance activities: diassemble; inspect; perform core maintenance; repair and/or replace aged or worn components; and reassemble nuclear reactors;(4) Modifications: Various vessel components/systems.

Wilmington, North Carolina

As a distinguished SR, my responsibilities (unique as compared to most SRs) included the following:• investigation of fraud and misuse; • site LAN coordination; • ownership of the districts enumeration process; • representation of congressional inquiries; and• HAZMAT Coordination.As an SR, responsibilities generally included the following:• public works programs administration; • electronic records updates; • database correction and maintenance;• claims and appeals processing; • garnishment processing; and• assignment of Social Security Numbers.

Wilmington, North Carolina

• managed diverse group of subordinates; • applied efficiencies in use of human and material resources; • delegated authorities and responsibilities; • Operated and maintained tracked vehicles; and• trained and deployed.

Jacksonville, North Carolina

• supervised personnel; • supervised construction site; • inspected areas for safety; and• operated heavy equipment on site.Licensed on:DTC 8606 forkliftExtended Boom Fork Lift (EBFL)644E TRAM Loader130G GraderD7-G Dozer621B Scraper25 ton crane7 1/2 ton craneSEE tractorM998/1038 HMMWV5 ton (and below) M939

Master Of Science - Ms, Welding Engineering, 3.59

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Nuclear Engineering Technology, 3.71

Activities and Societies: Alpha Nu Sigma (American Nuclear Society) National Honor SocietyABET Cum Laude

Associate Applied Science (Aas), Nuclear Maintenance Technology, 3.58

Certificate, Heat Treating

IACET Accredited Certificate Program Consisting of the following courses: -Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist -Basics of Heat Treating.