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Simon Willmore

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Summary of Skills

• Qualified U.S. Navy radiological control technician.
• Qualified U.S. Navy nuclear engineroom watch supervisor and all subordinate mechanical watchstations.
• Accumulated 200+ college credits in calculus, statistics, physics, chemistry, mechanical engineering, computer science, oceanography, accounting and business management.
• Speaks Cantonese Chinese. Reads and writes basic characters.
• Operates computers with the MS-DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows '95, Windows NT, and Unix operating system

Work Experience

Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Washington

Physical Science Technician GS 10-5 [Jan. 1990 - Present]

• Establishes, operates, and secures radiation and radiological controlled areas to facilitate nuclear fuel removal from U.S. Navy surface ships and submarines, and their subsequent overhauls.
• Monitors and documents radiological work evolution's for compliance to the Code of Federal Refulations, and NAVSEA command criteria.
• Monitors segregations and dispositions of PCB's, lead, and other hazardous waste mixed in radioactive material.
• Anticipates and drills reactor plant and other radiological casualties.

U.S. Navy

Machinist Mate First Class Petty Officier Submarine Service - MM1/SS / E6 [Jul. 1981 - Aug. 1989]

• Supervised, operated, maintained, repaired and tested primary and secondary mechanical systems associated with a reactor plant and steam driven propulsion system.
• Audited, supervised, and inspected preventive and repair nuclear works in order to authenticate and document for Quality Assurance.
• Routinely monitored, analyzed, and added chemicals for two steam generators to maintain their chemistry.
• Directly coordinated five divisions to upgrade all references and technical manuals with up-to-date revisions and to expeditiously handle official correspondence (as the Engineering Logroom Yeoman).
• Monitored the qualification progress of a twenty-men-work division and produced engineering qualification and departmental check-in package for newly assigned personnel.

Education

Olympic College

Bremerton, Washington [1995-Present]

• University of Washington (branch-campus) / Olympic College 2+2 Bachelor of Business Program
• Accumulated 200+ college credit.

University of Washington

Seattle , Washington [Oct. 1983 - Jan. 1985]

• Pre-Engineering Program

U.S. Navy Schools and Courses

Various U.S. locations [Oct. 1981 - Aug.. 1989]

• Nuclear Power School ( Mechanical Operator Phase 1 - Academic Training)
• Nuclear Power Training Unit / Prototype ( Mechanical Operator Phase 2 - Operational Training)
• Level 1 / SUBSAFE Quality Assurance School
• Diesel Generator School
• Refrigerant / Air Conditioning Unit and Distilling Unit School
• Shift-Line component School
• Security and Evasion Tactics Training
• Submarine Damage Control School
• Naval Propulsion Plant Refresher Training
• Shipboard Instructor School
• Career Information and Counseling Course
• Leadership and Management Education Training
• Repair Parts Petty Officier School
• Machinist's Mate 'A' School

Activities and Interests

• Physical Fitness: weight-lifting, swimming, and bicycling
• Foreign languages: Chinese and Japanese

References

• Availbale upon request.