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Auburn, NE, US

Brownville, Nebraska, United States

United States

• Mentored and instructed over 150 individuals in reactor monitoring and controls equipment, reactor dynamics, and construction.
• Led over 200 hours of classroom training, seminars, hands-on training exercises, and on-the-job training.
• Directly supervised operations by personnel in the qualification program.
• Counseled, tracked qualification progress, and audited qualification cards.
• Scheduled and participated in qualification boards directly resulting in reactor operator qualification.

United States

• Supervised operations, maintenance, and training for teams of 10 or more individuals as Leading Petty Officer of Reactor Controls division.
• Worked with supervisors from other divisions to plan, schedule, and deconflict over 800 hours of preventative maintenance throughout a shutdown to that included 2 cold functional testing, 2 hot functional testing, and.
• Troubleshot, repaired, and retested more than 15 failures in reactor monitoring and control systems.
• Mentored and instructed over 150 individuals in reactor monitoring and controls equipment, reactor dynamics, and construction leading to the qualification of over 5 senior reactor operators and 20 reactor operators.

United States

• Operated and controlled the nuclear reactor in accordance with established procedures and regulatory guidelines.
• Participated in 2 cold functional, 2 hot functional, and 1 critical testing periods.
• Monitored and controlled reactor parameters. Recorded analytical data and applied critical thinking to identify any abnormalities or trends.
• Responded to abnormal operating conditions, diagnosed issues, and implemented corrective actions without direction from supervisors.
• Collaborated with operators, engineers, and support staff to ensure adherence to all safety protocols, and security measures.

United States

• Served various human resource functions to help improve the command.
• Provided talent management to improve the retention of sailors. This included over 15 reenlistments and 200 career development boards.
• Worked in tandem with the administration department to resolve payment issues experienced by sailors.
• Conducted training with supervisors and managers to empower them with the tools necessary to develop their sailors professionally.

United States

• Performed operations, maintenance, and training associated with the operation of the nuclear propulsion plant.
• Troubleshot, repaired, and retested more than 15 failures in reactor monitoring and control systems.

United States, NPTU Charleston

• Participated in a robust, academic program focusing on various topics related to nuclear power to include: o Atomic and Nuclear Physicso Fluid Dynamicso General Chemistryo General Physicso Heat Transfero Industrial.

Austintown, Ohio, United States

• Supervised teams of up to 15 individuals in the acquisition, packaging, and distribution of automotive parts throughout a 300 mile radius.
• Ensured the compliance of company policies, procedures, and loss prevention.

Mogadore, Ohio, United States

• Received and sorted hair and saliva samples from various couriers into the appropriate test categories.
• Accessioned and labeled samples with a high level of attention to detail, maintaining chain of custody.
• Performed testing on forensic and clinical specimens using ELISA methodology.
• Maintain a high level of quality assurance throughout processing.

Certification, Nuclear Propulsion Plant Maintenance Supervisor - Electronics

The US Navy's Electronics Technician Maintenance School provides hands-on-training for for both preventative and corrective maintenance on.

Nuclear Engineering, 3.7

The US Navy's Nuclear Power School is widely acknowledged as having the most demanding academic program in the U.S. military. The school.

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Forensic Science And Technology