I used established processes, procedures, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations to perform routine building and facility maintenance relating to radiation protection and control. I coordinated team decontamination activities in accordance with established schedules and guidelines. I maintained numerous certifications and qualifications required for this role. This included initial/random Fitness For Duty (FFD – drug and alcohol) testing, ANSI qualified senior decontamination technician qualification, periodic re-qualification for full-face respirator, DOT HAZMAT awareness, first aid first responder (including Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and CPR) qualification, Class 3/4/5/7 Forklift operator, Foreign Material Exclusion (FME) monitor and worker, Hydro-laser qualification up to 12,000 PSI, and successful completion of MASS (Power Plant Maintenance Position Selection System) 00095 (nuclear level) test.During several of the refueling outages, I was assigned the supervisory role for our team. This included organizing and coordinating daily team activities, including high risk activities, and special projects. High risk activities included, but were not limited to, high radiation activities, heavy lift activities, infrequently executed activities, and activities that presented a significant risk to plant equipment. I encouraged all team members followed written procedures and protocols to ensure the team worked within all safety guidelines. I communicated verbal and written schedule and job status to the management team. I utilized Maximo to order supplies and parts when equipment needed repairs.

Decon activities include balance of plant in the auxilary building and containment building. Tri-Nuke work, steam generator work, RCP work, and pressurizer work.