John Ladrillono
About John Ladrillono
John Ladrillono is an engineer at General Atomics in San Diego, California, where he has worked since 2011. He serves as a GIDEP representative and focuses on issues related to fraudulent and counterfeit components while supporting audits from various government agencies.
Work at General Atomics
John Ladrillono has been employed at General Atomics since 2011, accumulating over 13 years of experience in San Diego, California. He holds the position of Engineer and is involved in Nuclear Quality Assurance and Regulatory Compliance. His role includes leading the dedication program for Radiation Monitoring Systems, ensuring adherence to regulatory standards.
Regulatory Compliance and Audits
In his capacity at General Atomics, John Ladrillono supports audits conducted by various government agencies, including the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the California Department of Public Health. He maintains compliance with multiple regulatory jurisdictions, which includes Title 17 of the California Code of Regulations and Titles 10, 21, and 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
GIDEP Representation
John Ladrillono serves as a GIDEP representative, focusing on issues related to Fraudulent and Counterfeit components. This role involves addressing critical concerns within the industry and contributing to the integrity of component sourcing and usage.
Radiation Monitoring Systems Leadership
John leads the 10 CFR 50 Appendix B dedication program specifically for Radiation Monitoring Systems. This program is essential for ensuring that radiation monitoring equipment meets regulatory requirements and operates effectively within the established safety parameters.
Inventory Management Responsibilities
As the Assistant Principal Investigator, John Ladrillono is responsible for both Special Nuclear Material (SNM) and Non-Special Nuclear Material (NON-SNM) inventory management. This role is critical in maintaining accurate records and compliance with regulatory standards concerning nuclear materials.