Mechanical Medical Device

Calvin Royals

***** ******** **. *** **** Ca. *5127 408-***-**** ********@*****.***

Objective To continue to be a productive member of society and support my family

Experience Thoratec 08/10 to 11/10 Pleasanton Ca.

• This is a medical device company. I worked there as an inspector for incoming material in a temporary position. There I became familiar with the IFS and Cats web data bases. Documented discrepancies in both material and documentation. Elevated these conditions to the appropriate engineers or buyers. Maintained Quality History Records for traceability of material used. Logged acceptable material into the system for release to manufacturing. These inspections were performed using calibrated precision hand tools or optical systems. The requirements were specified in the quality History Records / drawings. Performed measurements with pin gauges, outside micrometers, height gauges, calipers, surface gauges, thread gauges and scales.

Home Depot 05/08 to 05/10 Santa Clara Ca.

• While with Home Depot I was specialist in Millworks. Where I was trained to help customers with windows, doors and molding. I was cross trained to work in Lumber, Building materials, as a cashier and I worked at the service desk. At the service desk I helped customers with refunds, returns, incoming orders, and information.

Enterprise Rent a Car 05/07 to 06

• Transporting vehicles from and to Enterprise locations and private residences through out California Nevada and Washington.

Nuclear Mechanical Systems Inspector (Receipt Inspection)

05/2001 to 01/2007 Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth Virginia

Performed inspections of incoming material for use in Naval Nuclear Propulsion Plants and related systems. These inspections were performed to the standards established by Nuclear Power Manuals, standard shop practices and referenced drawings or sketches.

The inspections were varied requiring micrometers (inside, outside, and depth mics), optical comparators, bore scopes, surface gauges, scales, and acromag, thread gauges, digital and dial calipers. Also acid spot testing and X-ray analyzer ( x-ray fluorescence ) was used to determine the generic identity of samples

Writing deficiency reports to be placed in the material records. Communicating to supervisor and engineers the findings of inspections verbally and written reports

Attained requalification bonus. ( Reported findings were 100% accurate)

Nuclear Mechanical Systems Inspector (Ship)

05/2001 to 01/2007 Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth Virginia

Performed job site inspections ship board and in various shops

The inspections could include precision measurement, acceptance of completed work, identification of cleanliness level, witnessing fit up and/or torque of mechanical joints. Witnessing hydrostatic test of plant systems. Auditing the inspections of other inspectors.

Writing deficiency reports to be placed in the task group instructions as a permanent record. Communicating to supervisor and engineers the findings of inspections verbally and written reports

Attained re-qualification bonus. ( Reported findings were 100% accurate )

Received six special act or service awards as well as bonuses for successfully refueling nuclear ships.

Education Deep Creek High School , Chesapeake Va

1961 to 1965

Graduated

Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Apprentice School

( now Northrup Grumman Newport News )

1971 to 1975

Ship fitter journeyman

Norfolk Naval shipyard inspector training

05/ 2001 to 10/ 2001

Good Inspection Practices and Surveillance, Precision measurement, Work authorization forms. Pretest plant certification, Mechanical Inspections, Mechanical joints, Hydrostatic test, Deliberate Malpractice. Two Steven Covey seminars.

References References are available on request.

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