Engineer Six Sigma
Resume:
JASON H. WATTS
Kingston, TN, *7763
Home 865-***-****
Cell 423-***-****
Web: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jhwatts
e mail: ***********@*****.***
OBJECTIVE To provide and implement 21st century nuclear measurement techniques and
applications.
EXPERIENCE I have between nine and ten years combined experience working with nuclear
SUMMARY materials, safety analysis, ORR preparation, health physics, NDA, NMC&A, fuel
manufacturing, maintaining, operating, and calibrating nuclear measurement
systems. My D&D and radiological cleanup experience involves the
decommissioning of a gaseous diffusion enrichment facility, a high enriched fuel
manufacturing facility, high enriched scrap recovery facility, naval fuel
development facility, plutonium MOX manufacturing facility, and excavating a
radiological burial ground. I am familiar with equipment used to assay and
measure a large variety of process equipment and debris. I have over eight
years experience performing NDA. I have often measured tanks, valves, pipes,
filters, ventilation duct, and other types of process equipment using gamma
spectrometers and neutron counters. At NFS I maintained the process holdup
program over the naval fuel manufacturing facility and down blending facility. It
was not uncommon for me to write standard operating procedures, monitor and
maintain calibration data through the use of statistics, perform standard integrity
checks, fabricate standards, perform technician and instrument operator
training, maintain routine instrument calibrations, and review technical data for
other NDA Specialist. I was actively involved in the design, construction and
procurement of custom nuclear measurement systems. I also set up data bases
for archiving measurement data, routinely interface with regulators and auditors,
and maintain required license routine scans. Every inventory period I was
responsible for calculating the total process holdup U 235 value for all high
enriched process areas and present this data to the Nuclear Materials Manager.
At the ETTP site I used sodium iodide detectors and SNAP neutron counters to
measure and verify U 235 holdup quantities in process pipe and equipment. I
would provide technical and operational guidance to scanning teams in the field.
I overseen operators performing ISOCS and neutron measurements and was
the lead engineer over one of the NDA shop areas. I measured large
components using ISOCS and slab neutron detectors. In my current position I
advise the NMC&A department on measurement control issues, accountability
measurement system qualification, holdup measurements, solution
measurements, special project and difficult measurements, advise on the
fabrication of standards, oversee and ensure accountability measurement
systems performance meet accountability requirements, perform in situ gamma
spectrometry using a trans SPEC portable HPGE, and serve as senior technical
support in the Technical and Measurements Support Group.
PROFESSIONAL Babcock & Wilcox Technical Services
EXPERIENCE 2016 Mount Athos Road
Lynchburg, VA 24504
Phone 865-***-****
Titles: NMC&A Engineer IV
Site: Y 12 National Security Complex
From 11/2007 to Present
Supervisor: Harold Wheat
Bartlett Services Inc.
P.O. Box 1800
Industrial Park Road
Plymouth, Mass. 02360
Phone 614-***-****
Titles: NDA Engineer II/ Field Engineer/ Lead Engineer
Site: East Tennessee Technology Park
From 03/2007 to 11/2007
Supervisor: Ralph Royce
Nuclear Fuels Services
1205 Banner Hill Rd. Erwin, TN. 37650
Phone 423-***-****
Titles: Chemical Operator/ Health Physicist/ NDA Specialist
Sites: NFS Erwin/ AREVA/ Studsvik
From 10/1999 to 3/2007
Supervisor: Richard Ratner
EDUCATION East Tennessee State University
University Parkway Johnson City, TN. 37601
2001 – I received a B.S. in physics with a minor in mathematics. My
main area of focus was solid state and statistical physics.
GPA: 2.61
Northeast State Technical Community College
2425 Hwy 75 Blountville TN. 37617
My main course of study was general courses with a concentration in
mechanical engineering.
GPA: 2.78
SECURITY I currently hold an active Department Of Energy Q security clearance
and I am Human Reliability Program qualified. I have also held
previously a Department Of Energy L clearance and Nuclear
Regulatory Commission U clearance.
CERTIFICATIONS Lockheed Martin Six Sigma Green Belt
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DOE Radiological Worker II
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SOFTWARE Windows Based Operating Systems
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Debian Based Linux Distributions
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RPM Based Linux Distributions
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Microsoft Office
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Open Office
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ISOPLUS
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Maestro
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Genie 2000
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PC FRAM
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MathCAD
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Minitab
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INSTRUMENTATION Canberra ISOCS (Expertise Level is Advance)
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Canberra Inspector 1000 (Expertise Level is Moderate)
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Canberra EasySpec (Expertise Level is Advance)
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ORTEC TransSpec (Expertise Level is Advance)
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ORTEC DigiDart (Expertise Level is Advance)
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Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation SAM 935 (Expertise Level is
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Moderate)
ICX Technologies identiFINDER (Expertise Level is Novice)
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SNAP Portable Neutron Counter (Expertise Level is Moderate)
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Neutron Slab Detectors (Expertise Level is Moderate)
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Active Well Neutron Coincidence Counter (Expertise Level is Novice)
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Segmented Gamma Scanners (Expertise Level is Advance)
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GBS Elektronik GmbH MCA 166 & HMS4 (Expertise Level is Moderate)
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NIM Based SCA/MCA Systems (Expertise Level is Moderate)
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Large Item Assay Systems (Expertise Level is Advance)
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HPGE Soil Sample Counters (Expertise Level is Advance)
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Gamma Assay Liquid Effluent Monitors (Expertise Level is Novice)
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Eberline SAM 2 Stabilized Assay Meter (Expertise Level is Moderate)
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Rate meters (Eberline E600 Eberline ESP 2) (Expertise Level is
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Advance)
PROFESIONAL Principles of Radiation Safety
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COURSES Technical Management Services, Inc. August 2002
Radiation Detection and Measurement
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Technical Management Services, Inc. August 2003
Monte Carlo Analysis
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University of Tennessee Online, 2004
Nuclear Reactor Analysis
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University of Tennessee Online, 2004
LM21 Six Sigma Greenbelt Training
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Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, May 2004
IN SITU Gamma Spectroscopy
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ORTEC, May 2004
Nuclear Measurement Solutions
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ORTEC, October 2005
Basics of Nuclear Materials Accountability
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Department of Energy National Training Center, May 2008
Physical Inventory for MC&A
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Department of Energy National Training Center, July 2008
Gamma Spectroscopy
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Oak Ridge Associated Universities, December 2008
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