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Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

Greater San Diego Area

In pursuit of a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

Honolulu, Hi

Responsible for the proper maintaining of all electrical and mechanical equipment to include coffee packaging equipment, coffee roaster, coffee transfer and storage system, air compressor, and plant lighting. Routinely adjusted and made minor repairs to continuously running equipment under a small budget using parts available as necessary to ensure the maximum output of product. Responsible for researching and procuring repair parts for all equipment in the plant using national and local suppliers. Maintenance duties including repair of pneumatic and hydraulic parts as well as all electrical work. Provided supervision of packaging machine operation to ensure maximum output of product while maintaining personnel safety.

Trenton, New Jersey, United States

Completed a B.S. in Nuclear Energy Engineering Technology.

Uss Houston

Person in charge of the Engineering spaces managing the operations and maintenance of up to 6 watch standers. Duties included maintaining safety of the primary and secondary plant during all ranges of power operation, reviewing watch-stander logs to identify trends and abnormal indications, and perform on watch training using walk-throughs and verbal quizzes.

Uss Houston

Experienced in operating a nuclear reactor during both critical and shutdown operations to include high power critical operations, low pressure/temp extended shutdowns, and solid plant operation both critical and shutdown. Performed multiple reactor startups and shutdowns while monitoring plant parameters to ensure reactor safety. Over 5,500 hours logged as the operator in charge of a critical reactor plant during highly dynamic operations including six Operational Reactor Safeguard Exams. Guided by the officer in charge, was the lead operator relied upon to take appropriate actions to ensure operating limits were not exceeded and personnel safety was not jeopardized during all reactor plant casualties.

Uss Houston

Qualified Maintenance Craftsman for five years and performed both preventative and corrective maintenance on reactor instrumentation and control systems. Routine duties included: development of tag-out isolations for both electrical and fluid systems using technical drawings and schematics; the creation and approval of technical paperwork for maintenance items; and development of formal work packages for complex preventative and corrective maintenance items.Generated multiple work packages that facilitated complex procedures requiring multiple steps from tech manuals and system operating procedures. Developed and implemented divisional maintenance schedules during both underway and in-port periods.Completed multiple system repairs to reactor instrumentation and control systems that involved removal and installation of detectors, cabinet drawers, circuit cards, plant detectors. As divisional supply liaison, coordinated with the ships logistic specialists to order repair parts using technical drawings.Performed alignment checks, calibration, and calibration checks on all secondary and primary plant detection equipment. Utilized test equipment, schematics, and technical manuals to diagnose system malfunctions to the component level. Reviewed data received from preventative maintenance items to determine operational status of the equipment. Evaluated information gathered from troubleshooting and assessed the direction in which to continue the repair process. Provided guidance and supervision to junior personnel in the troubleshooting process, proper maintenance principles and techniques, and maintaining material history.Skilled in troubleshooting electronic systems to the component level using schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals. Trained in the repair of circuit cards using soldering. Developed troubleshooting guides based on a seven-step method to enable the timely repair of multiple reactor instrumentation and control equipment.