Power Plant Operator

Power Plant Operator

Qualifications Profile

Intuitive and diligent professional with solid experience in operating, maintaining, and repairing nuclear reactors; complemented with extensive knowledge of chemistry, mechanical and reactor theory, heat transfer and fluid flow, and radiological control. Excel in ensuring system functionality through regular inspection, identification of problem cause, and execution of necessary courses of action. Exemplify effectiveness in guaranteeing the safety of workers by enforcing compliance with established procedures and policies. Currently hold an active Secret Security Clearance.

Areas of Expertise

Diagrams and Electrical Schematics Reading ~ Hazardous Materials Management ~ Documentation and Recordkeeping

Staff Supervision and Guidance ~ Nuclear Plant Operation ~ Quality Assurance ~ Carbon Steel Inspections

Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration ~ Decision-Making and Conflict Resolution

Professional Experience

United States Navy

USS John C. Stennis

Chief Machinery Operator (NEC 3395) Aug 2013–Sep 2015

Managed seven watchstanders in operating the main machinery room equipment, including accomplishment of personal responsibility of five-hour watch duty.

Took charge of ensuring clean and well-conditioned plant, while attending required classroom training thrice a week.

Oversaw preventative and corrective maintenance of reactor support systems within the reactor room.

Worked in coordination with other divisions to ensure proper implementation of radiological controls.

USS Enterprise/USS Dwight D. Eisenhower/ USS John C. Stennis

Surface Ship Nuclear Propulsion Plant Supervisor – Mechanical Jan 2011–Apr 2015

Assumed full responsibility in overseeing the operations and maintenance of surface ship propulsion plants.

Provided strategic management to the division with over 25 sailors for the plant maintenance and daily operations.

USS Enterprise/USS Dwight D. Eisenhower/ USS John C. Stennis

Machinist’s Mates Oct 2007–Apr 2015

Demonstrated expertise in carrying out the following organizational-and intermediate-level technical functions:

oOperation, maintenance, and repair of ship propulsion machinery, auxiliary equipment, and outside machinery, including execution of necessary cleaning and inspection to guarantee functionality

oTesting, transferring, and inventory of lubricating oils, fuels, and water

Prepared and submitted comprehensive records; reports; and other relevant documents, such as quality assurance forms, equipment operation logs, and weight, test, and calibration logs.

Verified proper storage and disposal of hazardous waste and materials.

USS Enterprise/USS Dwight D. Eisenhower/ USS John C. Stennis

Surface Ship Nuclear Propulsion Plant Operator – Mechanical Jul 2003–Jan 2014

Ensured fully operational nuclear propulsion plants of the surface ship through proper operations and execution of organizational-level maintenance of mechanical systems.

Intermediate Maintenance Facility Bangor, Silverdale, WA

Quality Assurance Inspector (QAI) Jul 2010–Jul 2013

Conducted thorough review of all controlled work packages and in-process forms for accuracy and completeness.

Executed quality assurance checks covering all SUBSAFE work onboard the Trident ballistic missile submarines and TRIPER assets.

Generated and maintained detailed documentation of all objective quality evidence (OQE).

Performed horizontal and vertical audits of closed packages, along with surveillance of both in-process work and static.

Exemplified industry expertise in executing visual inspections and controlled material management.

Optimized knowledge in utilizing a wide range test, measuring, and diagnostic equipment.

Qualified Paint Inspector, SSPC/NACE NBPI Jul 2010–Jul 2013

Acquired OQE for completed paint jobs conducted in critically-coated areas, including surface profiles, cleanliness, cure times, thicknesses, and environmental in compliance with manufacturer instructions and F-718 guidelines.

Observed strict adherence to onsite safety guidelines of all activities within the industrial environment, which involved administration of safety equipment and coordination of reporting safety discrepancies for correction.

Code Volunteer Coordinator Jul 2010–Jul 2013

Served as liaison on all volunteer work and opportunities, which involved communicating with military personnel and community representatives.

USS Dwight D. Eisenhower

Chief Machinery Operator (NEC 3395) Mar 2008–Jun 2010

Rendered expert supervision to seven watch-standers in charge of operating the main machinery room equipment.

Guaranteed that the main machinery room was fully operational through periodic corrective and preventative maintenance.

USS Enterprise CVN-65

Chief Machinery Operator (NEC 3385/3395) Work Center Supervisor Aug 2003–Feb 2008

Developed plans and schedules for preventative maintenance.

Initiated efforts in integrating necessary modification to the Maintenance Program.

United States Navy/ A-school

Fireman Nov 2001–Jul 2003

Accomplished basic fireman apprenticeship roles across engineering areas, which encompassed cleanliness, operation, maintenance, and preservation of main propulsion, auxiliary steam or diesel machinery, steam or diesel generators, various pumps, motors, and associated equipment.

Acquired solid knowledge of basic types and components of naval boilers, steam turbines, reduction gears, propellers and shafting, shipboard electric systems, and internal combustions engines.

Education

Coursework in Electrical Engineering: 2001

Angelina Community College, Lufkin, TX

Coursework in Electrical Engineering: 2000

Texas A&M Galveston, Galveston, TX

Certification

NACE Certified Basic Paint Inspector

Professional Development

2015:

Machinist’s Mate

2014:

Damage Control Communications; Basic First Aid; Basic Firefighting; Fire Watch; Basic CBR; Basic Damage Control; Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, Common; Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, CV/CVN; Fire Watch Stander; Basic Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Defense; Chief Machinery Operator; Shutdown Roving Watch; Primary Valve Operator

2013:

Basic Nuclear Engineering Qualifications; Craftsman

2011:

Surface Ship Nuclear Propulsion Plant Supervisor – Mechanical; M500 Shotgun Weapon Safety; CENSECFOR Operator Training; Lean Six Sigma White Belt Course; Sexual Assault Victim’s Intervention Program

2010:

DoD Information Assurance Awareness V8; Alcohol and Drug Abuse Manager/Supervisors (ADAMS) for Supervisors; Navy Pride and Professionalism; EO, Sexual Harassment, Grievance Procedures; DoD Information Assurance Awareness Version 9.0; TBA; Maintenance Person

2009:

ATFP Level I Awareness Training for Overseas Service Members (OCONUS); ESWS Requal; Steam Plant Operator; Ship Service Turbine Generator Watch; Machinery Room Upper Level; Basic Nuclear Engineering Qualification

2008:

ATFP Level I Awareness Training for Overseas Service Members (CONUS); Damage Control First Aid; Damage Control Firefighting; Basic DC Fire Watch; DC CBR-D (Damage Control-Chemical, Biological, and Radiological)

2005:

Distilling Plant Operator; Level B – Code of Conduct; Division Damage Control Petty Officer (DCPO); Advanced Damage Control; Advanced Shipboard Firefighter: Work Center Supervisor Leadership Course; Basic Damage Control Communications; Basic Firefighting; Basic CBR Defense; Feed Pump Operator: Engine Room Lower Level; Engine Room Upper Level

2004:

Machinery Operator Lower Level; Cold Iron Watch; Distilling Plant Operator; Shaft Alley Patrol; Heat Stress Monitor; Basic Firefighting; Basic Chemical, Biological, and Radiological (CBR)

2003:

Naval Nuclear Power School, Enlisted; General Machinist Mate Qualifications; Surface Ship Nuclear Propulsion Plant Operator – Mechanical; Career-Focused Training (1000+ Hours): Reactor Physics, Reactor Plant Systems, Chemistry, Thermodynamics, and Radiological Concerns; Operational Reactor Hands-on Training (1,400 Hours)

Awards and Honors

Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal Meritorious Unit Commendations (2) Navy "E" Ribbon

Navy Good Conduct Medal (3) National Defense Service Medal

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Service Medal Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (5) Navy Rifle Marksmanship Ribbon

Navy Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon (Sharpshooter)

Technical Acumen

Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)

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