The document provides an overview of Wesley Weaver's work experience and qualifications, including his current role as CEO of Penumbra Group Inc and previous experience operating nuclear power plants in the US Navy where he worked as a Power Plant Operator and Engineering Laboratory Technician, and other roles in IT support, building maintenance, and as a Radiological Controls Technician. Weaver has extensive experience in fields related to power plant operation, engineering, IT, and radiological controls.

1. Contact
www.linkedin.com/in/wesley-
weaver-31726629 (LinkedIn)
Top Skills
Power Plants
Engineering
Nuclear
Languages
English
Some ASL
Some German
Certifications
Radiological Controls Technician
Qualification
Publications
Royalty Magazine
Wesley Weaver
CEO at Penumbra Group Inc
Greater Seattle Area
Summary
CEO Penumbra Group Inc
Owner Penumbra PC
Owner Penumbra Productions
Naval Nuclear Power Plant Operator
Engineering Laboratory Technician
LAN Administrator
Radiological Controls Technician
Specialties: Radiological Controls
Analytical Chemistry
Power Plant Operation
IT Infrastructure/Administration/Development
Experience
Penumbra Group Inc
CEO
January 2016 - Present (7 years 4 months)
Greater Seattle Area
Penumbra PC
Owner
March 2015 - Present (8 years 2 months)
Manage personnel, negotiate import trade agreements, maintain inventory and
sales records, correspondences.
McKinstry
Critical Facilities Engineer
June 2014 - November 2015 (1 year 6 months)
KOMO Plaza, Seattle, WA
Operate, maintain, and repair critical facility equipment (such as chillers,
emergency generators, air conditioning units, and cooling systems) to maintain
as close to 100% up time as possible for data center tenants and to maintain
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2. facility systems in prime operating condition for other commercial tenents (such
as doors, locks, lighting, plumbing, fountain systems, air handling, filters, etc).
United States Navy
11 years
Power Plant Operator
December 2000 - August 2011 (10 years 9 months)
Some MMs are qualified to work on nuclear propulsion plants. They are
designated as Machinist's Mate nuclear (MMN), though the N is generally only
used for the purposes of billeting and advancement exams. These mechanics
go through a rigorous training program consisting of three months at the
Nuclear Field "A" School or in previous years Machinist's Mate "A" School, six
months of Naval Nuclear Power Training Command also known as Nuclear
Power School, and six months at one of several Nuclear Power Training
Units (prototypes). Two NPTUs are moored training ships (MTS) using S5W
reactors located at the Naval Weapons Station in Charleston, South Carolina,
and two additional NPTUs are land-based prototype units using a modified
S5W reactor (MARF DMC) and an S8G reactor located in Ballston Spa, New
York. NPTU Idaho (now decommissioned) at the Naval Reactors Facility
operated the first prototype from 1953 to 1989 which was for the USS Nautilus
(SSN-571), named S1W, the prototype for the USS Enterprise (CVN-65),
named A1W, and S5G, which are all shutdown and defueled. This course of
instruction is commonly referred to as "the nuclear-power pipeline."
MMNs earn a 3385 NEC (surface) or 3355 (submarines) upon completion
of prototype. Along with the normal duties of a propulsion mechanic, they
are responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of the auxiliary
equipment in support of the Naval reactor(s) under their care. Later in his/
her career, the MMN may qualify his/her senior in-rate watchstation (Chief
Reactor Watch for surface MMNs in Reactor Mechanical (RM) Division or
Chief Machinery Operator for those in Machinery Division, and Engine Room
Supervisor for submariners) and earn a 3395 (surface) or 3365 (submarines)
NEC.
Additionally, some MMNs are designated as Engineering Laboratory
Technicians (NEC 3386 for surface, 3356 for submariners) in Reactor
Laboratories (RL) Division following successful completion of an additional 13
weeks of training.
IT Support/LAN Administrator
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3. December 2000 - August 2011 (10 years 9 months)
Keep the spice.... I mean... data... flowing.
Engineering Laboratory Technician
2000 - August 2011 (11 years)
Submarine Reactor Laboratory Operators perform operations and basic
preventive maintenance of propulsion plant mechanical systems, support
systems turbines, pumps, and valves. Possesses a thorough understanding
of reactor, electrical, and mechanical theory involved in the operation of
nuclear reactors, steam plants, and auxiliary equipment. Possesses detailed
knowledge of chemistry and radiological controls associated with the nuclear
reactor. Monitors operations of the shutdown reactor and propulsion plant.
Monitors radiological conditions, controls potentially contaminated work areas.
Directly responsible for adjusting steam and reactor plant chemistry. This job
performs the critical work functions of repair/maintain equipment and move
naval tactical forces.
Radiological Controls Technician
December 2000 - May 2011 (10 years 6 months)
Processes routine incoming radioactive shipments.
Performs standard laboratory radiation surveys.
Collects routine and special samples; performs routine sample analyses and
processes analytical data.
Participates in the radioactive waste program ensuring safe collection, storage,
packaging, transportation, and subsequent disposal of radioactive waste.
Operates calibration range and performs instrument calibration on radiation
measuring equipment including ion chambers, pocket dosimeters, and
proportional counters and G-M counters using a variety of probes.
Prepares and maintains complete, concise, and legible records of all related
radiation control activities.
Makes routine and special observations of the status of radiation control
systems and summarizes data.
Makes routine observations of status of approval holders, rooms, and labs.
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4. Provides advice, assistance, and monitoring services to lab personnel on
routine radiation safety matters and during contamination clean up.
Participates in the area monitor measurement program.
Participates in radiological disaster emergency drills and actual emergencies
as required.
Arranges for the safe handling of radioactive materials
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Knowledge of radiation monitoring instrumentation and methods.
Knowledge of, and ability to interpret and apply federal, state, and university
rules and regulations regarding radiation control.
Knowledge of the principles and practices of radiation safety.
Knowledge of laboratory procedures and instrumentation, such as liquid
scintillation spectrometers, multi-channel analyzers, and proportional counters.
Skill in both verbal and written communication.
MM1
2000 - 2011 (11 years)
Machinist's Mates are responsible for the continuous operation of the many
engines, compressors, gears, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment
along with other types of machinery onboard ships and shore installations.
They are responsible for the ship's steam propulsion and auxiliary equipment
and the outside (deck) machinery. Machinist's Mates are deployed on-board
nuclear powered ships to maintain the machinery and piping in nuclear
reactors.
Hefner Dean Wholesale Lithographers
Building Maintenance
1998 - 2000 (2 years)
Paint stuff, fold stuff.... basic 16 year old kid stuff.
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5. Education
Vocational
RCT, Radiological Controls · (2009 - 2010)
Vocational
Nuclear Power Plant Operator · (2001 - 2003)
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