Phillip Stuart Email and Phone Number

I serve as the direct representative for ORNL Management in managing over 5,000+ employees and as the Laboratory Emergency Director during emergency responses. I represent Senior ORNL Management/Point of Contact authority present during the off-shift, weekends and holidays. I assure accurate and timely assessment, categorization, and notification of operational incidents.

Prepared reports on technical issues and shift advice, counsel, and supports shift personnel:Drafted project management plans and operating leveling implementation instructions for process improvements and facility operations. performed a review of planned activities for upcoming shift and, based on independent evaluations, ensure that special considerations and precautions are technically correct and sufficient for safe operation. Over surveillances to ensure that activities are conducted in accordance with technical and Conduct of Operation requirements.Directly involved in the day to day execution of ISM during operations in their work area, providing recommendations for improving safety, security, reliability, and efficiency.Review and/or approve procedures which could impact the facility Safety basis.Ensure the degree of detail and technical directions in procedures are sufficient to safety accomplish work and maintain the Structure, System, Component (SSC) in operable status or otherwise ensure approved compensatory measures are in place.

Responsible for the general coordination and scheduling of nuclear weapons maintenance activities at company managed facilities located at East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) K-25 site. Essential duties and responsibilities include,Provided statement of work for service subcontractors and monitored performance and completion against contractual requirements and standardsDeveloped programmatic requirements and implementation plans for new prime contractor project implementations.Review system/component maintenance requirements and initiate required actions to correct deficiencies.Maintain Preventative Maintenance (PM) records on equipment/vehicles and schedule maintenance activities accordingly.

Provide essential technical support in handling and storage of hazardous/radioactive materials for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), as well as assisting with operational efforts by conducting routine and non-routine sampling, monitoring, and data collection activities.Responsible for environmental sampling and monitoring.Conducts routine and unique non-routine sampling, monitoring, and data collection activities to support Supervises and directs activities of craft workers regarding moving and staging of containers.Performs duties associated with shipping, transferring, and storage of waste containers in permitted storage facilities, such as inventorying and receiving containers.As an emergency response unit member, responds to emergency calls to perform routine and special sampling and monitoring activities under emergency conditions, which may be adverse or hazardous.Ensures calibration, maintenance, and proper working order of sensitive equipment by performing these functions, or by coordinating this work through an instrumentation and control organization. Responsible for scheduling up to 15 hourly personnel to complete waste operations functions, including, but not limited to: job assignments, prioritizing, organizing tasks and daily pre-job briefings.Participate in job hazard analysis to incorporate the Integrated Safety Management concept to ensure that the health and safety of the public, workers, and the environment is protected.Responsible for preparing special requests for reports of hazardous and low level waste generation, both actual and projected, to meet company milestones and commitments.

Created and validated the operating procedures for the stabilization and packaging system for PuSPS, including system walk-downs, Job-Hazard-Analyses, Integrated Hazard Assessments, and planning for up to five other site support organizations.

Managed hazardous, radioactive and mixed waste for the Paducah, Kentucky Site. Worked as Sampling Technician/Waste Management for the WAG 6 Project, which was one of the largest onsite drilling/sampling projects on a DOE site.

Managed hazardous, radioactive and mixed waste for the ETTP (K-25) Site. Responsibilities included but were not limited to: glove box operations and maintenance, residue characterization, and decon.