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Cambridge, Massachusetts

Cambridge, Massachusetts

NRC-licensed Senior Reactor Operator at the MIT Nuclear Reactor Laboratory.Shift supervisor responsible for reactor operation, personnel safety, maintenance activities, and physical security of the reactor facility.+ Reactor startups, power transients, and shutdowns+ Routine watchstanding in the Control Room and on-site+ Log taking and trend analysis+ Tests and calibrations of mechanical and instrumentation systems+ Reactor refuelings

Cambridge, Ma

Primary supervisor for Reactor Operator and Senior Reactor Operator candidates preparing for initial NRC licensing examinations.Administers a robust training program consisting of oral and written quizzes on 40+ topics, hands-on training and facility walkthroughs, and lectures in reactor physics and radiological controls.Coordinates scheduling and supervises execution of dozens of hands-on practical factors for each student.Trains MIT students with no prior nuclear experience or operational background to safely operate the MIT Reactor and supporting systems. 100% pass rate for candidates taking the NRC examination.

Cambridge, Ma

Develops a biennial requalification program schedule consisting of training lectures, written examinations, facility walkthroughs, and emergency drills.Maintains thorough records of on-the-job training for all licensed reactor operators, ensuring compliance with local requirements and governmental regulations.Writes, administers, and grades written examinations to evaluate staff level-of-knowledge on subjects such as: nuclear physics, reactor theory, thermodynamics, facility mechanical and instrumentation systems, standard operating procedures, abnormal and emergency procedures, and radiological controls.Evaluates overall operational trends to determine level-of-knowledge weaknesses, and prepares upgrades and retraining to correct deficiencies.Coordinates with local police and hospital agencies to accomplish integrated radiological and medical exercises.

Uss George Washington

1 of 9 junior personnel in a work center of 65 technicians authorized to supervise critical plant operations, including reactor startups and shutdowns, and maintenance on reactor controls equipment.1 of 8 individuals selected to be core reactor operators during the 2015 operational cycle, leading to the successful completion 4 reactor department examinations.Formally recognized by senior leadership as the #1 reactor operator in the department and the most knowledgeable and experienced technician in reactor controls division.Selected as a core watchteam member during the 2014 operational cycle, performing duties such as log recording, maintaining ship’s propulsion, and roving watchstanding for reactor controls equipment.Qualified watches: + Reactor Technician - peer supervisor for reactor controls maintenance and plant operations, such as reactor startups and shutdowns+ Reactor Operator/Shutdown Reactor Operator - responsible for the safe operation of a nuclear reactor plant, plant both at power and shutdown, to maximize the availability of propulsion and electrical power in support of the ship's mission+ Instrument Watch - roving watchstander in charge of all reactor controls equipment not directly operated by the reactor operator+ Throttleman - maintains ship's propulsion by coordinating with the reactor operator to operate the ship's steam-driven engines+ Log Recorder/Phone Talker - relays all phone communcations between plant watchstanders and the central operating station, and records temperature and salinity logs associated with vital reactor plant components+ Control Point Area Watch - maintains radiological controls between potentially contaminated environments and normal spaces

Qualified technician in the safe operation and maintenance of reactor controls equipment in an A4W pressurized water reactor plant.

Uss George Washington

Hand selected to be the peer supervisor of 28 individuals in reactor controls division, attributing to a successful 2016 Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination. Delegated tasks and mentored individuals to accomplish both personal and professional goals.

Uss George Washington

Assisted with the planning, execution, and formal evaluation of 800+ drill sets and major plant operations to train 60+ core reactor operators and qualifying junior personnel, leading to 3 successful reactor department examinations during the 2016 operational cycle.1 of only 2 personnel authorized to monitor reactor operators during propulsion plant drills.

Uss George Washington

Maintenance manager for Reactor Controls division. Built schedules supporting diverse reactor plant conditions, coordinated with military work centers and civilian contractors to accomplish maintenance, and led 38 technicians in the execution of 200+ preventative and 30+ corrective maintenance items on equipment vital to safe reactor operation.

Uss George Washington

Generated 100+ surveillance packages used in identifying and correcting 60+ maintenance and operational deficiencies, improving work center maintenance practices and safety standards.Coordinated audits of reactor controls paperwork and material history, ensuring errors were promptly addressed and maintaining the highest of standards regarding sensitive reactor controls records.

Nuclear/Nuclear Power Technology/Technician, 3.29

Activities and Societies: Class Leader of 89 students.Operational nuclear propulsion training command of approximately 1350 staff.

Nuclear/Nuclear Power Technology/Technician, 3.91

Activities and Societies:Trained in the science and engineering that is fundamental to the design, operation, and maintenance of naval.

Nuclear Engineering Technology/Technician, 3.81

Activities and Societies: Assistant Class LeaderTrained in the science and engineering that is fundamental to the design, operation.

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