Stephen Johnson

• Perform standard and special procedures, training, shift logs and verbal turnover.
• Perform on the job training to operators and JPM Readiness assessments.
• Operate process equipment such as forklifts, pumps samplers and other equipment as needed to perform necessary functions.
• Operate and perform surveillance of auxiliary/support equipment
• Perform procedure walk downs (that sometimes require radiological protective clothing and/or respiratory equipment).
• Perform lockouts per procedures (required working in various parts of buildings).
• Receive and handle chemical shipments.
• Monitor process piping and equipment, inventory special waste materials in tanks.
• Communicate with managers, supervisors, operators and other support personnel to ensure safe and effective operations.
• Alert to changes in facility conditions (radiological, environmental or potentially hazardous chemicals) and make appropriate notifications.
• Perform physical requirements for the essential job duties, which may include being able to handle 50 pounds, climbing, bending, twisting, exposure to extreme temperatures while wearing protective clothing/equipment and operating emergency diesel generators/electrical equipment to maintain plant safety.
• Perform administrative functions such as completing process procedures, updating status boards, taking and documenting equipment readings, completing sample request, using a copier, participates in procedure development and other administrative duties as required.
• Perform production process support functions such as verifying and handling waste materials created during facility operating activities, valving, chemical tank make-ups, pull samples, decontaminate equipment/facilities and replacing HEPA filters.
• Operate and monitor process instrumentation.
• Completed Advanced Rad Worker Training (ARWT) and perform task specific Radiological Protection Inspector (RPI) functions.
• Perform other duties as necessary to support the production program or as assigned.

• Managed multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring timely completion and high-quality output.
• Established clear lines of communication between all parties involved in projects, preventing misunderstandings or miscommunications from jeopardizing outcomes.
• Improved project efficiency by streamlining communication and collaboration among team members.
• Maintained detailed documentation of project progress, facilitating smooth handovers and seamless transitions between phases.
• Assisted with deactivation of Outside Facilities (A-Line)
• Planned work, wrote work instructions to perform walkdowns, created and executed lockout plans in support of deactivation processes.
• Developed Automated Hazard Analysis (AHA)
• Performed basic computer functions such as log schedules and prepared reports.
• Performed RadCon functions to permit self-survey, setting clothing requirements, work time and exposure, reading and documenting RadCon measurements and other Advanced Radiation Worker functions.
• Performed maintenance functions such as simple fabrication, rigging, cutting, grinding and burning.
• Used manual hand tools that allow for removing equipment and piping, installing gaskets and blanks.
• Performed routine maintenance and calibration of instrumentation as required to support deactivation.
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Performed work for standard and special procedures and maintained shift logs

• Performed work from standard and special procedures and maintained shift logs.
• Performed operator training/job performance evaluations.
• Performed administrative functions such as completing process procedures and giving oral and written turnover.
• Performed and documented equipment readings and completed sample requests.
• Performed valving, chemical tank make-ups, pulled samples and decontaminated equipment/facilities.
• Operated and monitored process instrumentation.
• Monitored process piping and equipment and inventoried special nuclear materials in tanks.
• Performed walkdown of procedures.