Chauncey Peters has over 15 years of experience managing facilities and personnel at nuclear research laboratories, including supervising shifts and ensuring all activities are conducted safely and in accordance with regulations. He also has over 20 years of experience in the military as an avionics technician and maintenance officer, and has deployed in response to wildfires. Peters has a bachelor's degree in information technology and has received extensive technical training throughout his career.

1. Chauncey Peters
2899 Lianne St,
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
Chauncey.Peters@inl.gov SN 106348
Work: 208-533-7618 Cell 208-220-0399
Experience
2014-Present Analytical Laboratory Shift Supervisor/Foreman MFC/INL,
Security Clearance: L
I manage facility and maintenance personnel conducting activities within the facility. I ensure all activates are
conducted within the authorization basis and documented safety analysis. Provide management oversight on on-going
experiments and guarantee all work activities are conducted in accordance with work control procedures and DOE
requirements. I obtain and implement necessary work permits for all work conducted within a nuclear facility.
• Develop a monthly and weekly operations schedule to include operator’s daily assignments
• Meet weekly, present weekly schedule of requested manpower and process equipment needs, resolve any
conflicts, and manage time Cards and P/L requests.
• I lead revisions or upgrades of facility equipment, systems and procedures. Interfacing with Project
Engineers, QA and other community members including: DOE-Idaho, and DOE-NE43.
• Work closely with management to ensure all contractual reporting requirements in regards to operational
activities are met.
AL Facility emergency response and ECC Communications Specialist I maintain an activity log of all events. I
establish and maintain all MFC ECC communications bridge with the EOC. I act as the liaison between MFC ECC
managers and the EOC.
2006-2014 Space and Security Power Systems Facility (SSPSF) MFC/INL,
Security Clearance: Q HRP
As a Nuclear Facility Operator Level 4 I operated facility utilities, and support equipment while performing
regular Facility Operator (FO) duties. I maintained current and accurate records of facility operations. I managed work
control for SSPSF to ensure the timely and accurate creation, dissemination and documentation of work orders. I
develop processes relative to the work control system to include: continuity binders, training aids, quick reference
guilds and contact lists.
• As a Technical Lead (TL), I lead work as a Fissile Material Handler Supervisor (FMHS). I lead training
evolutions, monitored junior operators, and reported progress of individuals to management.
• I demonstrated my understanding of systems and the ability to share that knowledge with coworkers.
• As a work week coordinator I create received, verified and prioritized work request, tracked materials and
ensured work orders are closed out when complete. I maintain SSPSF preventive maintenance tracker. I
worked side by side with Production Coordinators, Management, Crafts, and SS to eliminate non value added
tasks, and acted as the liaison between SSPSF and the Work Week Managers.
• I am responsible for assembly, testing, storage, transportation, and integration of RPS program Radioisotope
Thermoelectric Generators.
2006-Present United States Army National Guard Idaho G. Co 1-145th
FSC BSB,
Security Clearance: Secret
As the maintenance control officer (MCO) for G. Co 1-145th FSC BSB I am the principal assistant to the
commander, both 1-148th Field Artillery battalion and G. Forward Support Company (FSC), on all matters pertaining
to the field maintenance mission. I serve as maintenance officer for the maneuver battalion and FSC using SAMS–1
(Standard Army Maintenance System-1), SAMS–2, BCS3 (Battle Command Sustainment Support System) and
FBCB2 (Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and below). I am also the senior person in the UMCP (unit maintenance
collection point) and responsible for the local security requirements and tying in with adjacent units. I am responsible
to the commander for the management of the combined efforts of the maintenance control section, maintenance
section and service and recovery section, and the maintenance system teams.

2. • Responsible to monitor the execution of all tasks so the information is analyzed properly, ensuring that the
information reported to higher headquarters is timely and accurate.
• To effectively disseminate critical information to adjacent service and support units such as: Medical/Medical
Evacuation personal, Emergency Responders, and local authorities, to ensure success of units mission.
• Respond to emergency situations and coordinating response teams and maintaining situational awareness
along with timely and accurate records of events as they occur.
Deploy under State Active Duty (SAD) orders directed by the Governor of the state of Idaho to the Mustang
Complex fires.
• I Managed tactical operations and interact with the Incident Command (IC) team to develop the Idaho
National Guard operations portion of the Incident Action Plan. I request resources needed to implement the
Operation's tactics and assist in development of the operations portion of the Incident Action Plan.
• I supervise the execution of the Incident Action Plan for all National Guard Operations by maintaining close
contact with 97 subordinate positions to ensure safe tactical operations.
• I manage all National Guard incident logistics by provide logistical input to the IC in preparing the Incident
Action Plan. I Brief Branch Directors and Unit Leaders as needed. I identified anticipated and known incident
service and support requirements.
• I maintained 100% property accountability of over $350,000 worth of sensitive items, section equipment,
military vehicles and maintained all hand receipts and files to an error free standard during this period.
2005- 2006 Space Projects LTD Midland VA
Worked as an Electrical technician installing, removing, testing, inspecting of components, and accessory
equipment of HIDRAH II (Handheld Integrated Directional Receiving and Homing System). On the software
development team for FileMaker database check processing projects.
• Using specialized equipment to debug circuit boards on an integrated circuitry level.
• Supervisor in charge of the ordering and inventory department.
• Perform fabrication and modification of molded casings and other components using specialized machinery
including CNC Routers, Vertical Mills, and lathing equipment.
• Perform final Quality inspection before shipping systems.
200-2005 United States Marine Corps HMX-1 Presidential Helicopter Squadron Quantico VA Security
Clearance: Top Secret SSBI w/ YW Access/Currier Card Qualified
Avionics technician/Collateral Duty Inspector/Quality Assurance for the Squadron avionics department
performing troubleshooting, repair, and Quality Assurance Inspections onboard the VH-3D and VH-60N US Marine
Corps helicopters that transport the President of the United States.
As supervisor of a 20 person work center, I prioritized all maintenance specific activities to ensure maximum
squadron productivity. To include scheduling of maintenance and calibrations tasks to be preformed during Aircraft
Phase inspections.
• As Training and Program Manager, my duties were to train and evaluate the use and handling of Top Secret
Crypto Equipment to include secure Communications on multiple radio and transmitter platforms.
• As Quality Assurance Inspector, I performed final inspection on completed maintenance and Calibration
actions prior to aircraft being returned to flight status.
• Instructed personnel on proper procedures for maintenance and use of Military Instruction Manuals. Also was
the Safety NCO in charge on instruction safety practices while performing tasks on aircraft.
• Serve as liaison between the productive work center and Sikorsky engineers, providing evaluation data on
experimental and/or newly installed avionics systems.
Education/Training
Aug 2013 Graduate - Army Logistical University
Aug 2010 Graduate U.S. Army Officer Candidate School and Professional Leadership Development
program.
Aug 2005 Graduate American Intercontinental University Bachelor of Information Technology Computer
Systems.
2002-2003 Sikorsky World Wide Service Training - VH-3D/VH-60N Automatic Flight Control System
Maintenance, Electrical System Maintenance, and Communication and Navigation System Maintenance
Course.

3. 2001 Naval Air Technical Training Center - H-46 Aircraft Communication, Navigation, and Identification
Systems, Automatic Flight Control Systems Maintenance Course,
2000 Aviation Electronics Technician Course, Pensacola, FL,
2000 USMC basic training San Diego CA, Marine Combated Training Camp Pendleton CA.
Community and Volunteer work
• Level III Certified USA Hockey Coach, I coach three Idaho Falls hockey teams in two different
divisions
• US Lacrosse Hockey Coach, Coaching U11 Idaho Falls lacrosse team
References
BOB GOMEZ
SSPSF Operations Manager
208-533-8080
CPT ANNIE GARDNER
COMANDER G CO. 1-145TH
FSC BSB
208-406-4989