Maintenance Technician Pipe Fitter

JOHN SILAS PIERSON

*** ****** ****

PORTSMOUTH, VA 23701 US

Day Phone: 757-***-****

Evening Phone: 757-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@****.***

Work NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD

Experience: Portsmouth, VA, 23701 United

12/2814 – Present

Supervisor: Shaun Waites

Salary: 31.62 USD per Hour

Hours Per Week: 60

PIPEFITTER SUPV I ( Nuc)

As a first line supervisor, some of the actions I have performed are as listed: assisting With the DPL’s with the Zone Manager, and APS, Performing numerous job certifications on Nuclear TWD’s per the requirements of QCB-1, Project C-1, Processes such as #1 the Verification of component ID # 21 nuclear test equipment Installation and Removal, XV-C-3, and XV-C-6, during the planning phases of a the project, I have planned and executed jobs Through the pre-planning, risk mitigation, and assessments. As a supervisor I assign work, and Oversight the mechanic’s on the job sight, Problem solve any issues that happen while Performing work, have interfaced with other trades ( 2340, C-139, Code 105.) And organizational units and ships force on production efforts. Requesting or exchanging Information, and resolving Production conflicts, or problems. As a supervisor I feel that I have Influenced and motivated others to follow a different course of action, by promoting, Developing and maintaining a good working relationship with all individuals of various trades and Organizational units, as a supervisor assigning work I also, evaluate performance and Identify developmental and training needs of employees, and effective disciplinary measures. I have given advice, counseled and instructed employees, on work related issues and administrative matters. I have implemented ways to eliminate and reduce significant bottlenecks and barriers to production, team build, and support quality of work directives and improve business practices. In May of 2015 I reported to the United States Submarine, SSN- 725 Helena as the back shift In-hull and off Hull Supervisor, I mentored mechanic on the job, Provided answer’s to their questions, mentor them through the skill enhancement training to Prepare them to work in radiological controls of less than 1,000,000 controls. Less than 25,000 Controls drape and catch controls, connecting contaminated systems. I conducted a receiver Catch brief and installed LPRCT (low pressure resin catch tank) in the dry dock, I provided oversight for the mechanic’s, placing the off hull facility (Pump-skid, filter drum, Catch Tank, and the RLW tank). In the dry dock Basin, and the attaching the discharge hose to the hull connection, CD-4 hose.

I was asked to go accompany the ship and supervise work during Hot-operational testing and Time constraint work, at the Naval Station Norfolk, just prior to the deploying out to sea. I played a key, roll in helping SSN-725 Helen Undocking two days early, I received a Individual cash award for delivering a successful project. Work

Experience:

NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD

Portsmouth, VA 23704 United States

05/2004 – 12/28/14

Series:

4204

Pay

Plan:

JOHN SILAS PIERSON

516 DELHAM ROAD

PORTSMOUTH, VA 23701 US

Day Phone: 757-***-****

Evening Phone: 757-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@****.***

Salary: 25.53 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 40

WS

Grade:

10

Nuclear Lead Pipe Fitter I (NUC) (This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I have been designated to direct the effort of Junior nuclear pipefitter mechanics working on the dual media discharge (DMD) on the USS Alaska, USS Rhode Island, USS Wyoming, and recently on the USS Albany, USS Tennessee. My duties include performing off-hull and in-hull work on the Ion exchanger, CD-4, Connections, Hull Adapter, and Discharge hose, RLW tank, I have supervised and coordinated the routine fabrication, stage, and repair, connect and disconnect numerous piece of Nuclear Test Equipment,(valves, gages, poly bottles, etc.) fill flange for pouring the resin beads at the Ion Exchanger In-let, Coolant Purification 9 and 12(CP-9),(CP-12),Coolant Sampling 5,8,and 17,Reactor Air 8 and 47,Back-flush rig, and the Media Vessel. As a Senior Mechanic, I have Lead and coordinated the activities of works engaged in radiological jobs as a contamination worker as a Drape CSCA / Catch worker and Glove bag worker on jobs where greater than 1,000,000uuci/100cm2 control, the CD-4 Discharge Adapter to the Discharge hose, and the Discharge hose to the LPRCT Tank, and Disconnected the Discharge hose from the Filter Drum, and Connected the Discharge hose to the RLW Tank. that require me to be knowledgeable of radiological, stay time, fixed and loose surface contamination, and how to minimize the spread of contamination, maintaining the radiation level in the area I perform work in as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) I also maintain (FME) practices thru-out the work process. To comply with the TWD, MPM chapters, and shop Processes. I have written DLs and DRs as necessary to get engineering clarification on all work. I am thoroughly familiar with all shop 56 Processes, (i.e..proper system ID, Test Prepping, Nuclear test equipment installation / removal etc.) Located on the share drive. I have extensive knowledge of the pipefitter trade. I am a qualified Pump-skid operator and a back-up RLW tank watch operator during the Off-hull discharge evolutions. I have successfully completed all Mock-up and Dry-Run Familiarization training.

(for the past 4 years) in preparation of major operations in repair, overhaul and testing of Submarines and Aircraft Carriers, Nuclear powered reactors and propulsion plant systems. ( CD, Reverse Osmosis, Main coolant, Chill-Water, My supervisors have relied on me to help, Provide planning and some oversight of radiological work practices and procedures in support of nuclear systems testing on board Ships and Submarines, (USS Dwight D.Eisenhower,USS, USS Abraham Lincoln, USS Harry Truman,USS Bose, USS Florida, USS Alaska and USS Tennessee) My duties also include how to determining the proper level, placement, elevation, size and alignment of nuclear test components, and support equipment. using blue prints, drawings, (TWD, and TGI) and sketches to plan, route, configure, stage equipment and properly install test assemblies, gages, valves assemblies, poly bottles and test pumps, utilizing nuclear approved hand

Precision instruments, (calipers, micrometers, feeler gages, pyrometers, torque wrenches etc.) Hydrostatic testing equipment,

Over the past six year years, I have been selected to work at the following nuclear facilities thru- out the country: (Bremerton, Washington, Charleston SC, Kings bay Georgia, and San Diego, CA. Portsmouth New Hampshire Ship-yard)

I am also a, nuclear freeze Seal mechanic, and a highly qualified journeyman pipefitter, Maintaining a Secret, Security Clearance for the past Ten Years; I understand the principals and techniques of the physical sciences.

I have transferred radioactive materials between work sites and storage facilities, and I have coordinated work while ensuring proper inter-trade shop coordination, (shops 56N, C105,99, X31,X72,51,64 )etc. While verifying all work is to be in verbatim Compliance. (TGI, TWD or Blue Prints or other Written Specifications, Written, or verbal) maintaining a high level of quality assurance, with timely yet orderly job completion by demonstrating proper work methods. Supervisor: Carlos Thompson 757-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

JOHN SILAS PIERSON

516 DELHAM ROAD

PORTSMOUTH, VA 23701 US

Day Phone: 757-***-****

Evening Phone: 757-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@****.***

U.S. Navy ( 20) years experience

various, AA United States

03/1981 - 04/2001

Hours per week: 40-60

Series:

1140

Pay

Plan:

HT

Engineering Department Repair Division Supervisor

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

While assigned as Repair Division Supervisor, for (15 years) my duties and responsibly included management and supervision of two work centers ( 18 technical Craftsmen), performing diverse installation, repair and maintenance of all ship board valves piping, plumbing systems, hull structures and Propulsion plant, pumps,steam generators and associated components. My duties included: Attending repair briefings and providing daily progress reports of the ships scheduled maintence and repair status to the Ship’s Engineering Officer. Dismantling, removal, repair and inspection of propulsion plant modifications, routine, Performed the duties of the Ships designated Nuclear Quality Assurance Inspector, conducted surveillances to insure all facets of work performed meet govemment quality standards in production shops and shipboard. Witnesses critical evolutions and processes during the production phase to insure proper tolerances and working specifications are being meet and maintained IAW the required technical standards. Witness and accept routine new installation component test of ships components.

Machinery, propulsion systems, piping, and contractors test equipment to contract quality standards. Witness test upon completion of repair to assure that complex ship's systems are functioning to design requirement and ensures test results are properly documented. On Nuclear submarines, Nuclear Carriers, and Surface Crafts. Ensuring completeness and satisfactory work on systems such as hydraulics, main steam, main seawater, H.P. and L.P. air systems, etc. The inspections that I perform are in virtually all phases of SUB SAFE and Nuclear/Non-nuclear Interface work in accordance with Technical Work Documents (TWO), blueprint reading, engineering tests, process instructions (UIPI), military specifications and manufacturer's instruction books to support shipbuilding and the ship repair industry. I have the ability to interpret, and apply the technical requirements of blueprints, design sketches, military specifications, and manufacturer's instructions. Knowledge of trade labor, material, work methods and sequences Possess expedient communication skills, both oral and written. Conducted surveillances to insure all facets of work performed meeting government quality standards. Prepares written detailed discrepancy reports of failure instances and of the contractors quality assurance and inspection process. Perform government inspections and reports discrepancies to the appropriate government authority. Also while assigned to Nuclear Carriers, Submarine repair facilities to assist Quality Assurance supervisors in the planning of the work assigned as well as identifying and inspecting material for inadequacy and quality for installation at jobsite. I am capable of repairing and modifying various systems which require the use of precision measuring tools such as vernier calipers, micrometer, torque wrenches, etc per drawings, technical work documents, process instructions, specifications of the Corporate Nuclear Power Manual (CNPM), and sample plans on board naval ships, submarines and surface crafts. Reviewing written quality or inspection procedures for adequacy, and evaluating the implementation and effectiveness of quality inspection systems, including sampling plans to make sure they facilitate greater quality and economy in the products and services being procured. Competent in analyzing and organizing quality data to detect unsatisfactory trends or weaknesses in the Quality inspection system. Verifying by test or inspection, using sampling inspection or intensive product inspection techniques, that ensure products comply with requirements prior to acceptance. Identifying inadequacies and requesting corrective action for Level I and Non-Ievelized material for installation and removal on-board Naval Ships. Computing data, summarizing results, and preparing reports or charts depicting pertinent relationships using statistical methods from the PMC database to be presented orally and written. Tour of duty of areas:

1. HT A’ Training School

2. USS Piedmont (AD-17)

3. USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20)

JOHN SILAS PIERSON

516 DELHAM ROAD

PORTSMOUTH, VA 23701 US

Day Phone: 757-***-****

Evening Phone: 757-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@****.***

4. Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity

5. USS Mount Whitney (LCC-20)

6. USS Dwight D Eisenhower Cvn-69,

Education:

C1 Welding Portsmouth, VA United States

Technical or Occupational Certificate 06/1997

C1 Advance welders Course, San Diego CA. (1999)

Hull Maintenance Technician Class '' A school Philadelphia, PA United States Professional 05/1981

Major: General Maintenance Welder Minor: Fireman

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

* Naval Training Center, Philadelphia PA,Valve installation and Repair (1981)

* Naval Training Center, Philadelphia PA, Oxyacetylene Welding, Brazing, Sweating (1981)

* Naval Training Center, Blue Print Reading, & Sketching (1981)

* Naval Training Center, Pipe Threading (1981)

* Naval Training Center Pipe Prep( grinding, Beveling, and Riveting ) (1981)

* Norfolk Naval Shipyard Training Arc Welding School, C1- Welding (4-6/1984)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia Pa, Soldering (1981)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia PA .Mitering, Carpentry (1981)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia PA. Mechanical Pipe Cutting (1981)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia PA, Tube Bending, (1981)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia PA. Structural Steel, Fabrication and Repair (1981)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia PA, Carpentry (1981)

* Naval Training Center Philadelphia PA, Fire fighting basic & Advance Training (1981)

* Norfolk Naval Shipboard Logistics Supervisor, Training (1998)

* Shipboard Egress & Design, Damage Control (1981)

* Norfolk Naval Training Center, Gas Free Engineering Class (1991, 1997,1999)

* Norfolk Naval Training Center (NOB)Leadership Management and Educational Training

(LMET) for Leading Supervisors

* Naval Training Center, Philadelphia PA. Blue print Reading & Sketching

* Naval Unit commendation

* Battle E’ Ribbon

* Good conduct Medals (3)

* A Grade of 3.5 or Higher on all Military Evaluations Minneapolis Central high school Minneapolis, MN United States High School or equivalent 06/1978

Major: General

Job Related

Training:

NNSY, G055, Blue Print Reading 4/19/2012

NNSY, F960N, CTD Vent / Drain Fame. 8/13/2013

NNSY, G370, Nuclear Interface 5/10/2004 NNSY, N005, Nuclear Material Control 8/16/2006 NNSY, APP-TT 41-18 Resilient Mounts,

NNSY, APP-TT56-03 Pipe Bending

NNSY, B085 Liquid Nitrogen

NNSY, E-Class-QBP QBPI Qualification,

NNSY, G055 Blue Print Reading (Pipe),

JOHN SILAS PIERSON

516 DELHAM ROAD

PORTSMOUTH, VA 23701 US

Day Phone: 757-***-****

Evening Phone: 757-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@****.***

NNSY, G155 Fire Watch, 8/18/06

NNSY, G157 Non-Nuclear Flange Mechanical,

NNSY, G180A Cleaning Materials and Methods,

NNSY, G200B Hot Work for Brazing,

NNSY, G200G Hot Work for Grinding,

NNSY, G215 Inspection & Verification,

NNSY, G434A P73 Pipe fitting,

NNSY, G434B P1 Pipe fitting,

NNSY, G434C P2 Pipe fitting for Welding,

NNSY, G520 Silver Braze Fit-up,

NNSY, G555 Steam Plant Cleanliness,

NNSY, G620 Non-Nuclear Test Mechanic (Ship/Shop),

NNSY, HRO-001 HRO No Fear Training

NNSY, HRO-002 HRO Prevention of Sexual Harassment

NNSY, HRO-003 HRO Annual Supervisor EEO Refresher

NNSY, L010 Seven Habits of Highly Effective People NNSY, L014 Electronic Management Systems Overview

NNSY, MT013 Outside Micrometer (All Types),

NNSY, N002 Nuclear Quality Control,

NNSY, N003 Nuclear Completion of Work Review,

NNSY, N005 Nuclear Material Control,

NNSY, N005B Nuclear Material Control Basic

NNSY, N006 Nuclear Cleanliness,

NNSY, N013 Shipyard Support Systems/Temporary Services NNSY, N078 Nuclear Flange Mechanical,

NNSY, N079 Nuclear Test Mechanic,

NNSY, N083 Freeze Seal Mechanic,

NNSY, N728 Mixed Waste and RAD PCB Waste Generator NNSY, NN-N3001 Nuclear Quality Control Course Corporate NNSY, NSQ Production Radiological Controls Supervisor NNSY, PS-L8001AA Prevention of Hostile Environment NNSY, PS-L8001CC Privacy Act/FOIA

NNSY, PS-R0001 DOT Awareness Training

NNSY, PS-S9041 Corporate Confined Space Awareness

NNSY, S890 Asbestos Gasket/Packing-HAZMAT Control, NNSY, S919DBI Fall Protection Training DBI SALA

Language

Skills:

Language Spoken Written Read

Spanish Novice Novice Novice

Spanish-American Novice None Novice

References

:

Name Employer Title Phone Email

* Shaun Waites

* Anthony McFadden

NNSY Zone Manager 757-635- 3938

* Anthony Edwards NNSY APS CVN 757-***-****

* Jim Hewitt NNSY APS 757

* Mark Sabo NNSY APS CVN-75-757-***-**** Indicates professional reference

JOHN SILAS PIERSON

516 DELHAM ROAD

PORTSMOUTH, VA 23701 US

Day Phone: 757-***-****

Evening Phone: 757-***-****

Email: ****.*.*******@****.***

Additional

Information:

Individual cash Award 05/16/2016

Group Cash Award 07/19/2011

Special service Award 08/02/2010

On the spot cash award 07/20/2009

Special service award 09/23/2008

Special service award 08/03/2008

On the spot cash award 07/24/2007

Special service award 10/17/2006

On the spot cash award 11/15/2005

On the spot cash award 10/21/2005

Special service award 10/07/2005

n the spot cash award 07/11/2014

Journeyman Card in Pipe Fitting

My last performance appraisal was SAT

Security clearance: Level Secret,

my clearance re-investigation due date : 4/23/2016

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