Justin Adams is a nuclear-trained Engineering Laboratory Technician with over 5 years of experience operating and maintaining nuclear reactor plants and steam plants. He has a secret security clearance and is currently pursuing a BS in Nuclear Engineering Technology while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Adams has qualifications in various reactor plant watches, is experienced in radiological controls and water chemistry procedures, and has served as a Work Center Supervisor responsible for preventative and corrective maintenance.

1. JUSTIN ADAMS
217-620-0775 / adamsjustin91@gmail.com
NAVY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT OPERATOR / ENGINEERING LABORATORY TECHNICIAN / PLANT LEADING PETTY
OFFICER
Secret Security Clearance
Qualified Navy nucleartrained Engineering Laboratory Technicianwith over 5 years ofexperience in the proper operation and maintenance of
reactorplant,steamplant and auxiliary equipment.Experienced and knowledgeable in Radiological controls procedures and water chemistry
control. Results oriented professional with proven, highly effective customer relations, communication and problem solving skills.
KEY SKILLS
NuclearOperations • Radiological Controls • Water Chemistry • Radiation Health • Quality Assurance • Thermodynamic Fluid Flo w Theory •
Heat Transfer • Preventative Maintenance • Corrective Maintenance • Maintenance Supervision and Planning • Industrial Safety • Systems
Schematics • Piping Systems • Turbine Generators • Heat Exchangers • Valve Operation • Internal Combustion Engines
EDUCATION
BS NuclearEngineering Technology, ExcelsiorCollege,Jan 2015-Aug 2016
 Currently pursuingBSdegree while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Completion date Aug 2016
 Relevant courses:Calculus,Physics2,MaterialScience,Business Communication,Economics,Ethics andOrganizationalBehavior
Naval NuclearPowerTrainingELTUnit, Charleston,SC,2011
 Instructionincluded 14weeks ofhands-on reactorplant trainingconsisting oftheory,operations and maintenance ofthe mechanical,
chemical and radiologicalcomponentsofa nuclearplant.
Naval NuclearPowerTrainingCore Unit,Charleston SC,2011
 Studies contained 24weeks ofdetailed mechanical,electricaland reactorsubsystems coveringinfrequent andabnormaloperations
with, and emphasis on,mechanicalsystems.
Naval NuclearPowerSchool, Charleston,SC, 2010
 Courseworkincluded 24weeks ofcollege level work focusing on thecomprehensive understandingofa pressurized-waternuclear
powerplant,including reactorcore nuclearprinciples,heat transferand fluid systems,reactorplant chemistry andmaterials,supporting
mechanicalsystems,and radiologicalcontrols. Graduated at top50% ofclass.
NuclearField Machinist Mate 'A' School, Charleston,SC,2009
 Courseworkincluded 13weeks ofthe properoperation, maintenance andrepairofvarious types ofmechanicalequipment for
propulsionincludingheat exchangers,condensers,various types ofpumps,compressed airsystems,refrigerationand steamturbines.
Graduated at top 10% of class.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Engineering Laboratory Technician / Chief Reactor Watch / Work Center Supervisor / AssistantWork Center Supervisor
January 2012 – August2015
ReactorLaboratoriesDivision,USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77),Norfolk,VA
Key member of the reactordepartment accountable forensuringthe properoperationand maintenance ofallchemistry and radiologicalcontrols
for one reactorplant,one AVT steamplant,and 4steamgenerators.Primary responsibilities include:
 Supervising 5reactormechanicalwatch stationsduring complexand abnormalevolutions.
 Supervising andparticipatingin the execution oftechnically challengingevolutions includingspecialradiochemistry samplin g,reactor
plant discharges,and operationalventingevolutions.
 Creating the maintenance schedule fordaily,weekly, monthly,quarterly and yearly planned preventative maintenance.Created
packages forcorrectivemaintenance.Coordinated allaspects ofmaintenance completionwithin the #2ReactorPlant RL-Div.
 Providing radiologicalsupervisionforseveralcomplexmaintenance evolutions resulting in no loss ofradioactive material.
 Monitoring,sampling,andmaintaining properchemistryin reactorplant and steamplant.
 Responding to systemand unit abnormalities,diagnosing the cause of failure/inefficiency and taking appropriate corrective actions.
 Maintaining and Troubleshooting reactorplant and steamplant automatedsampling equipment(ACAS/SCAAS).
 Training personnelon properoperationofprimary valves,Radiologicalpractices,A4W platformchemistry requirements,reactorplant
waterchemistry,and Ion Chromatographyresulting in over10personnelqualifying Engineering Laboratory Technician.
 Operating mechanicalreactorplant support systems containing airoperatedmanualand hydraulic valves,positive displacement,and
centrifugalpumps.
Assignedas the #2Plant WorkCenterSupervisor.Responsible formanaging sixpersonnelin the preventive andcorrective maintenance ofthe
plant.Also responsible fortraining severalpersonnelin the use and upkeep ofstate-of-the-art automated chemistry sampling equipment.
CERTIFICATIONS / QUALIFICATIONS
 Chief ReactorWatch,2014
 Charging Station Watch,2013
 Coolant Turbine GeneratorWatch,2013
 ReactorAuxiliaries Watch,2013
 #2 Plant LPO / WorkCenterSupervisor,2013
 Feed ControlWatch,2012
 Feed Pump Watch,2012
 ReactorPlant Cleanliness Inspector,2012
 SteamPlant Cleanliness Inspector,2012
 Advanced Primary Valve Operator,2012
 Engineering Laboratory Technician,2012