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Fordham University, New York, NY: Masters of Business; Finance
Fordham University, New York, NY: Masters of Science, Information Systems; Business Analytics
University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA: Masters of Science in Environmental Management
Thomas Edison State College, Trenton, NJ: Bachelor of Science in Applied Sciences and Technology in Nuclear Engineering Technology.
Radiological Controls Technician Qualification School, Norfolk, VA
Naval Leadership Development Course, Charleston, SC.
Nuclear Power Prototype Training Unit, Charleston, SC.
Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, Charleston, SC: Mechanical theory, thermodynamics and fluid flow, maintenance programs and procedures, and nuclear power plant principles and operations.
Virginia Western Community College, Roanoke, VA
Cave Spring High School, Roanoke, VA

Chemistry Technician-GenOn Potrero Power Plant LLC (Formerly Mirrant), San Francisco CA

Oversees plant’s water, fuel, lubricating oil, and combustion by-products sampling/analysis programs to insure systems are operated within environmental, company, and industry specifications.
Reviews NPDES and BAAQMD permits, executes required samples in accordance with permit requirements, and reviews third party laboratory results.
Performs data collection and recording, material support and allocation, cost monitoring, scheduling, and quality control/quality assurance.
Performs routine safety and environmental inspections of plant property.
Provides key communication between management, operations, and environmental support groups to ensure daily compliance.
Performs and maintains plant’s ELAP certification requirements for required analysis in accordance with permit requirements.
Performs calibrations, routine maintenance, and trouble shooting of laboratory and plant chemistry monitors, on-line chemistry monitors, and automatic samplers.
Chairman of safety committee.

Engineering Laboratory Training Supervisor-United States Navy, USS George Washington, Norfolk VA

Wrote and reviewed Ship’s maintenance procedures involving Radiological Controls
Wrote Ship’s radiological casualty control training program, all chemistry and radiological exams for nuclear operators, and departmental exams for all supervisors
Coordinated and performed training related to nuclear chemistry, radiological operations, chemistry and radiological casualties, site-specific issues, and job performance measures
Developed and maintained training documentation and record generation
Scheduled training and provided training presentations
Collected and assembled training data or information for personnel reports, career development and maintenance of a site training matrix
Performed periodic verification of training qualifications, job knowledge, and implementation in accordance with site policies and requirements

Engineering Laboratory Radiological Supervisor-United States Navy, USS George Washington, Norfolk VA

Supervisor of ship’s radiological work center: responsible for all records, surveys, and contamination controls for preventive/corrective maintenance and routine operations.
Supervised ship’s Radioactive Material program and radiological maintenance and discharge logs.
Assured proper control of personnel exposure to ionizing radiation and radioactive material.
Regularly planned and assigned work of subordinate staff, insuring both civilian and military personnel meet radiation health, monitoring, and control, and radiological coverage requirements, schedules, and deadlines.
Served as the radiological controls representative at job summary review meetings, pre-job briefings, readiness reviews, and on tasks or work groups comprised of various levels of Production supervisors and technical code representatives.
Performed technical and administrative functions such as timekeeping, record auditing, training requirements, personnel performance evaluations and grievances.

Engineering Laboratory Technician Staff –United States Navy, Nuclear Power Training Unit, Charleston SC

Supervised, audited, and performed hundreds of radiological controlled jobs maintaining cleanliness and preventing the spread of contamination using clean room techniques.
Collected and analyzed samples on several systems including radioactive, steam plant, and pure water systems.
Scheduled/performed maintenance and calibration of many pieces of equipment.
Evaluated, handled, and disposed of radioactive and hazardous materials.
Trained hundreds of nuclear operators on chemistry and radiological controls