John R. Roeske has over 13 years of experience in the U.S. Naval Submarine Force as an Engineering Watch Supervisor and Leading Engineering Laboratory Technician. He is currently a Nuclear Power Instructor providing training on radiological control and chemistry systems. Prior experience includes serving as the Submarine Chief for Chemistry and Radiological Controls, Engineering Laboratory Technician and Leading Chief Petty Officer aboard the USS Greeneville, and Staff Instructor at the Nuclear Power Training Unit. He has extensive experience in maintenance, operations, training, and quality assurance related to nuclear reactor plants.

1. John R. Roeske
161 McKinley Avenue
Norwich, CT 06360
(847) 715-6570
john.r.roeske@gmail
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EDUCATION
- Bachelors of Art (BA), History and Political Science from Houghton College
- NNPP: Mechanical Operator “A” School, Nuclear Power School, Engineering
Laboratory Technician
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
- A professional with 13 Years of distinguished U.S Naval Submarine Force Service.
- Supervisor with over 10 years of experience in quality assurance and operational risk
management, managing, training, evaluating and counseling personnel.
- Outstanding administrative and communication skills; able to provide information
effectively to superiors and subordinates.
- Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and Project with 15 years’
experience on MS productivity suites.
- Reactor Laboratory technician highly experienced in troubleshooting and repairing
equipment utilizing technical drawings and procedures.
- Conducts routine and preventative maintenance on radioactive and fluid systems.
- U.S. Government security clearance of Secret.
- Experienced instructor able to generate training schedules, write learning objectives,
prepare test items, evaluate instructional materials and results, and deliver lectures
employing effective questioning and communications techniques.
- As a maintenance and material coordinator was responsible for the coordination of
all facets of maintenance and material management systems.
- Self-starter; takes initiative to get things done with little to no supervision required.
- Excellent ability to set goals, establish priorities and meet deadlines.
- Qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor on S6G/D2W and Engineroom Supervisor
on S8G/AFR Reactor and Steam Plants.
EXPERIENCE
U.S. Navy from November 2003 to July 2016. Engineering Watch Supervisor/Leading
Engineering Laboratory Technician (Senior Manager).
Major achievements and positions include:
Jun 2016 – Present Naval Nuclear Power Instructor, NPTG, General Dynamics – Electric
Boat, Groton, CT.
 Provides quality Radiological Control and Chemistry training to Shift Test Engineers, to
instruct them in the safe operation of nuclear reactors and to prepare them for NAVSEA
qualification.
 Delivers technical guidance in the maintenance, repair and operations of radiological
and chemistry-related systems on Virginia class submarines.
 Selected to give just-in-time training to design engineers working in the Ohio
Replacement Program on chemistry operations and fleet lessons learned, leading to
important improvements in the design of the Ohio Replacement layout.

2. John R. Roeske
161 McKinley Avenue
Norwich, CT 06360
(847) 715-6570
john.r.roeske@gmail
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 Led the initiative to create a new Nuclear Test Organization curriculum by interfacing
with the client to ensure that the training developed meets or exceeds department
requirements.
 Constantly assesses current training and program layout to identify potential areas of
improvement, and implements effective corrective action. Personally chosen to assume
Phase II Engineer training for this reason.
Oct 2013 – July 2016 Submarine Chief CHEMISTRY AND RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS
ASSISTANT, Commander Submarine Squadron Four, Groton, CT.
 Provided leadership, mentorship and training to 12 reactor laboratory division leading
Chief Petty Officers / First Class Petty Officers and Division Officers. Trained all
engineering department personnel who are responsible for the safe operation of the
Reactor and Steam Plant.
 Provided technical guidance in the maintenance, repair and operations of radiological
and chemistry-related systems on Los Angeles and Virginia class submarines.
 Interfaced with multiple outside technical agencies utilizing both civilian and military
system matter experts to provide guidance/assistance to the assigned Reactor
Laboratory divisions.
 Identified problematic issues on submarines and works with other staff members to
determine the root cause and track effective corrective actions by ship’s force.
 Responsible for Radiation Health and Dosimetry coordination for all members of
Squadron Four staff.
 Ensured administrative effectiveness of all programs under divisional cognizance,
including self-assessment and quality assurance. Provided technical guidance and
recommendations for improvement.
 Prepared Naval messages, established timelines, planned, coordinated and de-
conflicted work and certification schedules with maintenance organizations.
May 2009 –Oct 2013 Submarine Chief ENGINEERING LABORATORY TECHNICIAN and Leading
Chief Petty Officer, USS GREENEVILLE (SSN 772)
 Managed, trained and supervised a department of 40 men.
 Led and trained 7 Engineering Laboratory Technicians in maintaining chemistry of steam
and fluid systems, employing radiological controls, operating and maintaining key
components of the reactor and steam plant, and quality assurance.
 Scheduled preventative maintenance of equipment; ensured procedures were followed
and prerequisites were met for equipment repairs including any high risk repairs on
reactor plant equipment.
 Developed, maintained, and provided training lesson plans/schedules for 2 divisions and
engineering department, ensuring each met the required levels of knowledge and
certification.
 Ensured proper tagout and re-entry control procedures were followed.
 Verified that retest requirements were properly accomplished.
 Implemented, trained on and maintained NAVSEA and ship’s policies on safety and
preventative measures to mitigate risks.
 Qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor.

3. John R. Roeske
161 McKinley Avenue
Norwich, CT 06360
(847) 715-6570
john.r.roeske@gmail
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Feb 2007 – May 2009 Staff Instructor, Nuclear Power Training Unit Ballston Spa, NY (S8G
Prototype)
 Coordinated of all aspects of sectional training for Officer and Enlisted students.
 Planned and completed 2 extensive maintenance periods with extensive radiological
operations.
 Managed training and qualifications for Engineering Laboratory and Engineering Officer
of the Watch students and never missed a key milestone.
 Responsible for leading classroom and laboratory training exercises and advanced
seminars for students and staff.
ADDITIONAL TRAINING COMPLETED
 Schools Attended:
o Quality Assurance Inspector
o Advanced Primary Valve Operator
o Atmospheric Monitoring / Occupational Safety and Health
o Glove Bag Operator (Radiological Controls)