Chemistry and Radiation Protection Supervisor- Supervise 25 employees in chemistry, radiation protection, environmental compliance, health physics, maintenance and training for a pressurized water reactor.- Monitor operations to ensure procedural compliance.- Prepare and review work procedures.- Prepare response to audit findings. Review reports of chemistry analyses, radiation health, radioactive effluent discharges, performance evaluations and training programs. Quality Assurance Program Manager- Write, approve, supervise and provide quality assurance for multiple radioactive and high pressure systems for integrity and continued operations.- Provide audit and surveillance for maintenance work controls and quality assurance completeness and integrity. Radioactive Materials Program Manager - Streamline engineering evaluation and disposal of radioactive waste by developing new documentation requirements for transfer of waste from ship to shipyard.- Supervise all radioactive material transfers on and off site from paperwork generation to physical movement.Nuclear Operations Instructor – Mechanical, Chemistry and Radiological Operations- Perform routine and corrective maintenance on electrical generation equipment, steam turbines and reactor safety systems to ensure regulatory compliance.- Supervise operations during reactor startup and shutdown.- Trained over 300 nuclear mechanics and 70 officers through an 18 month training cycle in nuclear plant operations including maintenance, safety, electrical generating equipment, thermodynamics, fluid theory, engineered safeguards systems and personal integrity.- Provide critical backup on reactor safety requirements.- Conduct and monitor drill scenarios for training of students and qualified operators.

Acting Supervisor during several high risk radiological evolutions.-Radiological supervision for radioactive liquid processing and subsequent resin bed changeouts.-Performed and audited waste curie monitoring and gamma count for radioactive material release.-Performed environmental surveys and studies to determine effects of reactor operation and maintenance on surrounding areas.-Ensured pure water chemistry for grade A pure water to include hydrocarbons, total organic carbon and silica.First response for overseas Radiological Assistance Team for Fukishima disaster.-Evaluated and released 6 squadrons of aircraft and all support personnel and operators as well as over three thousand aircraft carrier personnel exposure control and reduction.-Provided radiological training for non-technical trained personnel for on scene decontamination ensuring a continued humanitarian response.