1. Adam B. Pardee
20A Curtis ln, Hampton, VA 23669
(843) 324-0200
Pardee.Adam@gmail.com
Clearance: SECRET
Rank: MM2 (SW)
Experience Summary
Highly trusted and qualified operator of reactor plant fluid systems. Trusted and experienced
maintenance supervisor. Expert at following and understanding written procedures, schematics,
and diagrams for mechanical systems. Expert in researching and preparing safety tags.
Education
 High School Diploma from Buena High School (2009)
 Naval Nuclear A School (2009-2010)
 Naval Nuclear Power School (2010)
 Naval Nuclear Prototype S8G (2010-2011)
Qualification
 Four years of technical experience on board USS Enterprise (2011-Present)
 Qualified to operate all applicable equipment for a reactor mechanic on board USS
Enterprise in the designated time frame
 Reactor Plant Qualification:
o Basic Nuclear Engineering Qualification
o Coolant Turbine Generator Operator
o Feed Control Operator
o Shutdown Roving Watch
o Reactor Auxiliaries Operator
o Reactor Mechanical Operator
o Shutdown Mechanical Operator
o Chief Reactor Auxiliaries Operator
 Quality Assurance Craftsman
 Reactor Plant Planned Maintenance System Work Center Supervisor qualified
 Maintenance and Material Management Work Center Supervisor qualified

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TechnicalExpertise
 More than 1500 hours of operating an online nuclear power plant and more than 4200
hours of operating a shutdown nuclear power plant.
 Lead, supervised and performed more than 900 maintenance items saving the Navy
hundreds of thousands of dollars and thousands of man-hours by performing the
maintenance correctly and efficiently the first time.
 Developed, wrote, hung, and checked more than 1200 safety tags with no issues ensuring
the safety of personnel and equipment.
 During the water shift and subsequent steam out scram of a steam plant, performed all
immediate casualty actions to place 2 reactors in a safe condition to include securing two
Coolant Turbine Generators quickly and properly.
 Lead, supervised, and performed over 200 in-depth primary valve operations, to include
the researching of the valve and system, gathering all needed tools and documentation,
and taking proper radiological controls.
 Corrective maintenance work center supervisor for reactor mechanical division. Saved
the Navy thousands of dollars and man-hours by identifying and repairing several
damaged components before they became inoperable.
 Performed the draining and inactivation of several major components during the
inactivation and defueling of a steam plant include the pressurizer, valve operating
system, steam generators, charging system and reactor fill system.
Employment History
2009-Present Nuclear Mechanic US Navy
2009-2010 Naval Nuclear Propulsion Training Command
Trained on the basics of nuclear power, how to safely operate a nuclear steam plant, and
perform maintenance on such.
2010-2011 S8G Prototype
Continued training on operations of a nuclear steam plant to include the qualification
process and the eventual qualification to operate an S8G reactor plant.
2011-Present USS Enterprise (CVN-65)
Used all of the extensive training to quickly qualify on, safely operate, and perform
maintenance on the nuclear propulsion plants on board USS Enterprise.