-6 ½ year in the aviation field as a United States Marine
-3 ½ years experience in 5 basic NDT methods (RT, ET, UT, PT, MT)
-Inspected 13 separate organizations (100+ aircraft-a/c) and related equipment.
-NDT Work Center Supervisor for 2 years
-Certified Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for 2 years
-Trained in Computed Radiography
-Conducted classes on the 5 basic methods used in NDT for technicians
-Quality Assurance representative, Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI) since April 2006
-Atainable to reach level II field in all 5 main discpilnes

-NDT Re-certification Course. Cherry Point, NC. December, 2008
-Radiation Safety Course. Yorktown, VA. October 2007
-NDI Technicians Course. Pensacola, FL. Graduation,February 2006
-Advanced Composite Repair Course. Oceana, VA. January 2004
-Aviation Structure Mechanic Course. Pensacola, FL. October 2003
-Associates of Science Degree in Information Technology

Radiation Safety Officer, October 2007- Present

-Establish, implement, and maintain a Radiological Affairs Support Program (RASP) Radiological Controls Program
-Provide advice and assistance to organizations on all matters related to RASP safety requirements, procedures, and local policy
-Liaison with supporting Radiation Health Officer (RHO) to coordinate RASP Radiological Controls and Radiation Health Program
-Perform surveys and inspections as required to ensure compliance with NAVSEA S0420-AA-RAD-010, pertinent Navy directives, Naval Radioactive Materials Permits (NRMP) and federal regulations
-Develop, coordinate, and participate in training and orientation programs for radiographers, emergency and first responders and adjacent work centers as needed (annually at minimum)
-Act authoritatively for the Commanding Officer to ensure program deficiencies are corrected expeditiously
-Ensure all personnel exposure to sources of ionizing radiation are maintained As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA)
-Maintain current applicable NRMPs, submitting amendments, renewals or termination requests in a timely manner
-Conduct semi-annual internal audits, file and keep for the allotted time
-Stood annual external audits from Radiological Affairs Support Office, receiving satisfactory ratings

Non-Destructive Testing Technician Supervisor, August 2007- Present
Perform, train and/or supervise inspections for in-lab and on-site NDI
Ensure process controls, safety and correct procedures are being met
Assign tasks to techs to ensure all inspections are completed in a timely manner
Coordinate with all organizations, ensuring no missed schedule flights
Organize laboratory work based on priority, completing work in 24 hours or less
Manage Safety, Calibration (Cal), Technical Publications Library (TPL), Hazardous Material (HAZMAT), Corrosion Control (CC), Foreign Object Discharge (FOD) Programs

NDT Collateral Duty Inspector, September 2006- Present
Direct representative of Quality Assurance
Ensure inspections are performed in accordance with applicable publications
Ensure all equipment is accounted for before, during, and after inspections
Make certain all work orders were filled and signed off correctly

Non-Destructive Testing Technician, February 2006-Present
30 formal lecture hours of Eddy Current (ET)
33.5 formal lecture hours of Ultrasonic (UT)
74.5 formal lecture hours of Radiography (RT)
30.5 formal lecture hours of Magnetic Particle (MT)
31.5 formal lecture hours of Fluorescent Penetrant (PT)
Performed all duties and programs that were assigned by supervisor

Airframe Structural Mechanic, February 2004-October 2005
Performed Duties as an Intermediate level metal-smith.
Trained in use of metal, carbon graphite, fiberglass and honeycomb patches.
Repaired and painted aircraft structures and support equipment.
Departed for NDT School October 2005