Jonathan Hinton
About Jonathan Hinton
Jonathan Hinton serves as the On-the-Job Training Supervisor and Maintenance Training Supervisor at Amentum, where he has worked since 2020. He has extensive experience in nuclear operations training and has held various supervisory roles in the field since 1992.
Current Role at Amentum
Jonathan Hinton serves as the On-the-Job Training Supervisor and Maintenance Training Supervisor at Amentum. He has held this position since 2020 in Richland, Washington. In this role, he manages the development and implementation of facility operations training programs specifically for the Hanford Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant. His responsibilities include overseeing the training change process to adapt programs based on project needs and ensuring compliance with project requirements.
Previous Experience at AECOM
Prior to his current role, Hinton worked at AECOM in various capacities. He served as the On-the-Job Training Supervisor for six months in 2019 and as the Principal Nuclear Operations Training Specialist from 2014 to 2019. During his tenure at AECOM, he contributed to the development of training programs and ensured they met operational standards in Richland, Washington.
Educational Background in Nuclear Operations
Hinton has a comprehensive educational background in nuclear operations. He studied at the Navy Nuclear Prototype, achieving Nuclear Power Plant Operations in 1993. He also completed the Navy Nuclear Field 'A' School, focusing on Mechanics in 1992, and the Navy Nuclear Power School, where he learned Nuclear Power Plant Theory in the same year. Additionally, he attended Radiological Controls Monitor School in 1996 and Engineering Laboratory Technician School in 1993, gaining expertise in radiological controls and chemistry.
Field Work Experience at TradeWind LLC
From 2011 to 2014, Hinton worked as a Field Work Supervisor at TradeWind LLC, subcontracted to Washington Closure Hanford. His role involved overseeing field operations and ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards in Richland, Washington. This experience contributed to his extensive knowledge of nuclear facility operations.
Training Program Development and Management
Hinton is responsible for developing technical training programs that comply with DOE O 426.2 requirements. He supervises the analysis of project systems and processes to create training materials, which includes interpreting piping and instrument drawings and process flow documents. He also participates in the Corrective Action Management program, ensuring that training programs align with project requirements.