RICHARD KEETON

Plans, schedules, conducts, or coordinates detailed phases of MTE instrumentation technical work. Performs independent work involving the technical design of instrumentation MTE concepts and practices. This includes a variety of complex features such as conflicting technical requirements, suitability of materials and difficult coordination issues. Work requires a broad knowledge of precedents in the specialty area and a good knowledge of practices of related area.

Acts as a fully competent MTE Technician in all conventional experience aspects of the subject matter of the functional area of assignments. Plans and conducts work requiring judgment in the independent evaluation, selection and substantial adaptation and modification of standard techniques, procedures and criteria. Devises new approaches to problems encountered. Requires sufficient professional experience to ensure competence as a fully trained worker.

Skill to perform diagnostic trouble shooting of electronic circuits; Proficiency in the application and use of related electronic & physical equipment; Proficiency in the safe use of related instrumentation; Demonstrated proficiency in technical basis for the operation of related instruments; Basic skill in computers; Generic knowledge of elementary scientific and engineering principles; Ability to read and understand schematics, standards, procedures and codes; Knowledge of TVA Nuclear’s Quality Assurance Program

Must be able to prepare memorandums, reports, and other correspondence and be effective in other communications

Skill to perform diagnostic trouble shooting of electronic circuits; Proficiency in the application and use of related electronic & physical equipment; Proficiency in the safe use of related instrumentation; Demonstrated proficiency in technical basis for the operation of related instruments; Basic skill in computers; Generic knowledge of elementary scientific and engineering principles; Ability to read and understand schematics, standards, procedures and codes; Knowledge of TVA Nuclear’s Quality Assurance Program

Must be able to prepare memorandums, reports, and other correspondence and be effective in other communications

Skill to perform diagnostic trouble shooting of electronic circuits; Proficiency in the application and use of related electronic & physical equipment; Proficiency in the safe use of related instrumentation; Demonstrated proficiency in technical basis for the operation of related instruments; Basic skill in computers; Generic knowledge of elementary scientific and engineering principles; Ability to read and understand schematics, standards, procedures and codes; Knowledge of TVA Nuclear’s Quality Assurance Program

Must be able to prepare memorandums, reports, and other correspondence and be effective in other communications

The Armed Responder (AR)/Armed Member of the Security Force (A-MSF) reports to the

SS and is responsible to:

A. Ensure security activities are accomplished consistent with NRC requirements, PSP

and site procedure requirements

B. Maintain certification as an armed responder, as required

C. Provide on-the-job training and technical skills development to security officers in

training for qualification

D. Perform tactical response drills and force on force exercises as an armed responder

player and controller, evaluating individual and team performance

E. Notify supervision of environmental condition concerns in security facilities/areas.

F. Armed responders may not be assigned other duties or responsibilities that could

interfere with their assigned response duties

• Supervised shipping and receiving, distribution and workplace safety.
• Supervised warehouse operations by managing employees during shifts.
• Supervised shipping and handling operations.
• Maintained high levels of accuracy in daily operations.
• Operated warehouse material handling equipment correctly to move loads.
• Monitored employee performance and offered mentoring and leadership to improve any deficiencies.