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David S. Compton
Position: Sr. Program Manager
HS-1.1 Program Support
Start Date: November 1994
DOE Support Start Date: April 1989 |
Support for the Following Recommendations: |
HS-1.1 Responsibilities: |
- 2004-1 - Oversight of Complex, High-Hazard Nuclear Operations
- 2002-1 - Quality Assurance for Safety-Related Software
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Provide consultation to Department executives on safety
strategy and safety management, safety culture, management systems,
strategies and implementation for safety issue resolution, policy and
program development and integration, and written and oral
presentation. Facilitate Board review of DOE draft directives
and standards. Manage
overall office infrastructure for the Departmental Representative. |
Experience:
Period |
Employer |
Position |
Major Accomplishments |
| 2/97 - Present |
Glacier Technologies Inc. / SpecPro, Inc. /
Vista Technologies Inc. |
Sr. Program Manager |
Supporting the DOE Departmental
Representative to the DNFSB, manage office support for developing,
implementing, and monitoring strategy in response to Board issues. |
11/94 - 2/97
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Technical and Field
Engineering |
Management Consultant |
Supporting the DOE Departmental
Representative to the DNFSB, developed regulatory strategies
and implementation plans; developed Interface Manual and Safety Issues Management System;
produced Annual Reports to Congress. |
| 1/93 - 12/94 |
United Energy Services |
Manager Engineering Services |
Supporting DOE EH, provided training, analysis, and
interpretations on DOE safety orders and standards on safety analysis, design, design
reconstitution, operations, and configuration management. |
| 4/89 - 12/92 |
Technical and Field Engineering |
Senior Engineering Consultant |
Supported Westinghouse VP of K-Reactor Restart, by
managing 60 engineers in technical evaluation of over 1800 safety issues and managing resolution of
DNFSB issues on operations, training, and design. |
| 9/86 - 4/89 |
United Energy Services |
Senior Engineer |
Supported restart of Rancho Seco Nuclear Generating
Station by performing licensing, safety evaluations, regulatory analysis, policy and program
development, and executive presentations. |
| 7/82 - 9/86 |
Duke Power Company |
Compliance Engineer |
For Oconee Nuclear Station, managed interface with the
Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Performed reactor physics testing, transient analysis, and
core performance evaluation. |
Education:
Year |
Degree |
Major |
School |
| 2008 |
Ph.D. |
Management and Organization
(Dissertation: High Reliability Leadership: Developing Executive Leaders for High Reliability Organizations.) |
The George Washington University, School of Business |
| 1998 |
M. B. A. |
Strategic Management Consulting |
The George Washington University |
| 1982 |
M. S. |
Nuclear Science and Engineering |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
| 1980 |
B. S. |
Mechanical Engineering (Nuclear
Option) |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
Honors/Credentials/Other:
- Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, and Phi Kappa Phi.
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