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Matthew Wood

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Summary

Seasoned Nuclear Machinist's Mate, Radiological Controls Technician & Supervisor with top-notch skills in operations, maintenance, quality assurance, environmental monitoring, safety, radiation controls, contamination controls, emergency planning, radioactive materials and shipping. Excellent critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making abilities. Desire to offer 8 years of experience and pursue dynamic, growth-oriented position with Consolidated Nuclear Security.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Radiological Controls Supervisor

US NAVY/ USS FRANK CABLE
10.2021 - Current
  • Followed radiation safety measures and used protection devices to prevent harm to personnel.
  • Trained and supervised new radiological controls technicians.
  • Managed maintenance of systems and facilities handling fluid from nuclear reactor operations.
  • Received and handled radioactive material from nuclear powered submarines.
  • Plan and perform shipments of radioactive material and radioactive sources across federal and/or state roads.
  • Emergency procedures for reactor or radiological emergency.
  • Casualty procedures for radioactive spills, high airborne, fires, etc.
  • Dosimetry requirements and positioning.
  • Environmental monitoring of Guam and naval base to provide objective quality evidence for no release of radionuclides.
  • Radiation survey requirements, procedures, & frequency.
  • Contamination survey requirements, procedures, & frequency.
  • Administration requirements of radioactive materials and tagging.
  • Procedures for planning and completion of diving operations around potentially contaminated surfaces and in vicinity of nuclear reactor.
  • Ensure the integrity of core capabilities of submarine tenders in providing radiological support.

Nuclear Machinist Mate

US NAVY/ USS GEORGIA GOLD
11.2014 - 04.2021
  • Inspected, repaired and replaced system components.
  • Performed preventive and corrective maintenance on boilers, engines and turbine generators.
  • Removed, lubricated and adjusted nuclear and steam plant equipment parts.
  • Read and interpreted technical documentation.
  • Generated detailed troubleshooting guides and repair procedures and managed ongoing safety and operational improvements by writing and implementing procedures for plant-wide use.
  • Monitored nuclear reactor equipment performance to identify operational inefficiencies, hazards or repair needs.
  • Conducted thorough inspections and operations outside of control rooms to quickly identify and address concerns.
  • Recorded operating data and results of surveillance tests in permanent internal and records accessible by auditors and regulatory agencies.
  • Maintained open and effective communication systems by dispatching orders and instructions to personnel through radiotelephone and intercommunication systems.
  • Conducted surveillance testing to determine nuclear equipment safety.
  • Noted malfunctions of equipment, instruments and controls and reported conditions to supervisors to promote immediate resolutions.
  • Started, stopped, adjusted, tested and operated pumps, valves, and system controls to keep operations within tight tolerances.
  • Followed nuclear equipment operational policies and procedures to promote environmental safety.
  • Observed worker activities and assessed use of precautions, equipment and contamination control strategies.
  • Casualty procedures to ensure safety of reactor systems, steam plant, and engine room.
  • Quality assurance for ensuring safe and effective maintenance practices and providing objective quality evidence for work.

Education

Associate of Science - General Science

Somerset Community College
Somerset, KY
12.2023

High School Diploma -

Southwestern High School
Somerset, KY
05.2014

Skills

  • Radiation Surveys, Requirements, & Frequencies
  • Contamination Surveys, Requirements, & Frequencies
  • Casualty Response to Fires, Radioactive Spills, High Airborne, etc
  • Radioactive Materials Handling
  • Invasive Procedures (Primary Relief Valve Testing)
  • Safety Protocols (Qualified Safety Petty Officer)
  • Shift Coverage
  • Complex Problem-Solving
  • Radiological Shipments

Timeline

Radiological Controls Supervisor

US NAVY/ USS FRANK CABLE
10.2021 - Current

Nuclear Machinist Mate

US NAVY/ USS GEORGIA GOLD
11.2014 - 04.2021

Associate of Science - General Science

Somerset Community College

High School Diploma -

Southwestern High School
Matthew Wood