ML20214F295
| ML20214F295 | |
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| Site: | Braidwood  |
| Issue date: | 05/08/1986 |
| From: | Puckett W AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
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'87 TFR 22 P 631 TELEPHONE:
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3672 Spring Grove Road' Business:
(513) 732-5416 Bethel, Ohio 45106 Home:
(513) 734-6310 OBJECTIVE:
To obtain employment in management within a Nuclear Power environment.
To obtain employment in the management of personnel, administration, supervision, training, and development with a view towards advancement to higher levels of administration.
SUMMARY
OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Lead Historical Weld Engineer Supervisor for compiling information from historical weld documentation for input into computer data base.
Project Weld Engineer / Chief Weld E gin,eg - Responsibilities include the supervision of the weld engineering de:partment, writing and qualifying procedures for welding and post weld heat in accordance with ASME Section IX, AWS D1.1 and ANSI B31.1, compiling and maintaining welder qualification records on 471 craft welders.
Lead Mechanical QA Inspector, Senior 0A Mechanical Inspector at the Wm. H.
Zirmner Nuclear Power Plant.
Certified Level 11 non-destructive testing inspector in accordance with ASNT-TC.1A in the field of liquid penetrant, visual and magnetic particle testing.
Qualified in the inspection of post weld heat and hydro-pneumatic surveillance.
Perfonned QA audits and j
surveillance of nuclear equipment installation and nuclear construction activities.
Twenty years in the U. S. Navy as a hull tech an, pipefitter; nuclear component welder, and welder instructor.
EXPERIENCE:
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88 Lead Historical Weld Engineer, Project Weld Engineer, Chief Weld En igg Lead Mechanical QA Inspector, and Senior QA Inspector.
5 Sept., 1975 to Present h
Senior Mechanical-QA Inspector, Lead Mechanical QA Inspector, Chief Weld Engineer, Project Weld Engineer, and Lead Historical Weld Engineer.
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l R$. responsibilities include the initiating and writing procedures and super-m a.o vising of the input of historical weld documentation into a computer data base at the Mn. H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant.
Jan., 1956 to Aug., 1975 4,23
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PiDefitter, ship fitter. nuclear component welder in various Navy installations j
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PAGE 2 located in the United States and overseas.
Supervised and performed inspection, i
welding testing and maintenance on surface craf t, nuclear component submarines and prototypes.
Worked in Planning and estimating; writing step by step procedures for repairs.
l Both major and minor on nuclear submarines.
i Analyzed manufacture's manual and government publications, researched, devised, i
initiated and supervised all phases of work on nuclear power submarines.
i EDUCATION i
l High School Graduate I
Courses Attended:
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Management Training and Human Resources Development - 42.5 Hrs.
Welding Inspection and Quality Control (ASM) Graduate.
L Defects and failures in Pressure Vessels and Piping - 32 Hrs. (ASME)
Maintenance Welding in Nucle:' Power Plants - 32 Hrs. (AWS)
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June, 1972 to Aug., 19'75 i
USS L. Y. Spear (AS36) Submarine Tender - Norfolk, Virginia.
Supervisor of pipe shop - repair department.
Planning and estimating - repair department.
Providing technical and systems support services for thirteen nuclear i
submarines and surface craf ts.
l Nov.
1968 to June 1972 N.P.T.U. - Idaho Falls Idaho.
Nuclear component welder and shop supervisor.
Made repairs and installed new systems in three nuclear prototypes. A1W 51W, and SSG Plants.
Instructed and/or famili-3 arized officers and trainees on welding and silver brazing techniques and repair
,I procedures.
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April 1966 to Nov.
1968
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USS Hunley (AS31) Submarine Tender - Charleston, South Carolina.
Weld shop in repair department.
Performing major and minor repairs on nuclear sub-marines. Nuclear component welder working with Freeze Seals in containments, glove bags and anti-contamination clothing.
April 1965 to April,1966 C-1 Welding School Service Coninand Annex - San Diego, California.
Welding School. (Graduated with Honors).
April,1963 to Aoril,1965 Naval Station Brig - Norfolk, Virginia.
Supervised and retrained confinees and made all repairs on Naval Station Brig Complex.
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Nov., 1959 to April, 1963 USS Boxer LPH4 - Norfolk. Virginia.
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Ship fitter. pipefitter.
2 April,1956 to Nov.,1959 USSLakeChamplain(CVA39).
4 Pipefitter - on the job training.
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SUMMARY
U.S. NAVY:
b Promotions from Seaman Apprentice to Chief Petty Officer.
Top Secret Security i
Clearance. Atomic Energy Comission Clearance based on background investigation.
I Retired from active duty August 1975.
SERVICE SCHOOLS:
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1.
Atomic. Biological Chemical Warfare School - Portsmouth, Virginia.1957.
2.
Fire Fighting School - Portsmouth, Virginia.1957.
3.
Damage Control School Norfolk, Virginia.1958.
4.
Nuclear Biological Chemical Warfare Refresher Course - Norfolk, Virginia.1958.
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Plate Welding School - Portsmouth. Virginia. 4 weeks in 1958.
6.
Pipewelding School - Portsmouth. Virginia. 8 weeks in 1959.
7.
C-1 Welding School - S.:n Diego, California.
32 weeks 1965.
8.
Radiation Control - Charleston South Carolina.
40 hrs. in 1967.
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Race Relation School - Norfolk. Virginia. '40 hrs. in 1974.
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l PERSONAL DATA:
l Date of Birth:
Feb. 23, 1938.
i Heal th:
Excellent.
i Height:
71 Inches.
1 Weight:
185 Pounds.
Marriage Status: Married. 4 children.
Hobbies:
Collecting old bottles and post cards.
l Sports:
Hunting and Fishing.
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