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Operation and maintenance of a Nuclear Reactor. Upheld the highest standards of operation and safety in order to continue the Navy's standard of zero Nuclear accidents. Monitored parameters to ensure proper operation of components.

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Provided training to junior sailors in qualifications for nuclear billets. Stood watches as over-instruct for unqualified sailors, ensuring sailors were held to the highest level of expectation for safety, knowledge and operations.