Cameron Simpson

Chemical Process Operator with hands-on experience supporting continuous production through sequential batch operations, DCS/HMI monitoring, and field rounds. Skilled in startup and shutdown support, line transfers, process adjustments, laboratory sampling and testing, equipment troubleshooting, and safe plant operations. Nine-year U.S. Army veteran and former Section Leader with proven leadership, heavy-equipment experience, and accountability for high-value assets.

Chemical Process Operator at SNF (2026-05 – Present)

• Operate and monitor a continuous sequence of chemical batches through DCS/HMI interfaces and field operations while maintaining safe, efficient production.
• Collect, label, prepare, and test in-process samples in the plant laboratory; verify results against quality specifications and support timely process adjustments.
• Perform startups, shutdowns, line transfers, process adjustments, and shift turnovers while monitoring pressure, temperature, flow, tank levels, and equipment status.
• Conduct routine operator rounds to inspect pumps, motors, tanks, piping, instrumentation, and process equipment for leaks, abnormal conditions, and developing maintenance needs.
• Troubleshoot pumps, valves, transfer systems, and related equipment; coordinate safe isolation and repair activities with operations and maintenance personnel.
• Complete operating logs, laboratory documentation, equipment inspections, and production records while following SOPs, P&IDs, LOTO, PPE, and plant safety requirements.

Assembler / Forklift / Overhead Crane Operator at Mitsubishi Power (2025-10 – 2026-05)

• Assembled industrial turbines, piping systems, and mechanical components using engineering drawings, work instructions, calibrated tools, and precision measuring devices.
• Performed mechanical fit-up, alignment, torquing, inspection, and quality verification on heavy industrial equipment.
• Operated forklifts and overhead cranes to move large components while following rigging, critical-lift, and industrial safety procedures.

Section Leader (11C Infantry) at United States Army

• Led soldiers in high-pressure, safety-sensitive environments while enforcing standards, accountability, readiness, and clear communication.
• Supervised daily assignments, inspections, equipment staging, preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS), and emergency-response preparation.
• Maintained accountability, inspection, and serviceability of vehicles, communications systems, weapons, and mission equipment valued at more than $40 million.
• Operated excavators, bulldozers, and forklifts for approximately 2 years, including pre-use inspections, safe maneuvering, and basic operator maintenance.
• Documented equipment status, deficiencies, maintenance requirements, and personnel updates to support accurate handoffs and operational decisions.

A.A.S. in Industrial Maintenance / Electrical Technology – Savannah Technical College (2027)