Norfolk Naval Shipyard’s Shop 52, the Radiation Detection, Indication and Computation Calibrations Laboratory, Electronic Measurement Equipment Mechanic Nolan Lloyd calibrates a “Frisker Station” that is used in the shipyard to detect low levels of contamination. Lloyd’s background consisted of serving in the U.S. Navy for 20 years, with 15 of those years as an Aviation Electronics Technician (AT). “I started at NNSY as an apprentice electrician because I wanted to learn something a little bit different in my electrical trade,” said Lloyd. “During my 13 years at NNSY, I went from an electrician apprentice to a non-nuclear electrician to a nuclear electrician to a nuclear work leader and now I come full circle working here in Shop 52, where I use my skills and knowledge that I gained during my Navy career.”
Date Taken: | 05.21.2025 |
Date Posted: | 08.04.2025 07:10 |
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