Gerald B. BoroughsSenior Security SpecialistKey Qualifications 40 years of experience supporting the

DOE on the Oak Ridge Reservation 30 years of experience providing

engineering support 10 years of experience providing

security and classification support

EducationMS, Mechanical Engineering, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN 1972BS, Mechanical Engineering, Christian Brothers College, Memphis, TN, 1966BS, Mathematics, Memphis State University, TN, 1960Experience SummaryMr. Boroughs is a Mechanical Engineer with over 40 years of experience supporting the Department of Energy (DOE) on the Oak Ridge Reservation. Mr. Boroughs provided engineering and program management support for the East Tennessee Technology Park for over 30 years. For the past 10 years, he has been providing security and classification support, reviewing and determining classification levels for scientific and technical documents associated with DOE operations on the Oak Ridge Reservation. Mr. Boroughs currently works as a consultant, serving as a Subject Matter Expert in uranium enrichment technology and classification and information control principles and quality assurance methods.

Present PositionSenior Security Specialist, Strata-G Staffing Services, LLC, Knoxville, TN, 02/2014 – Present

Provides subject matter expertise on classification and security issues for UCOR, the DOE Environmental Management Contractor for the Oak Ridge Reservation.

Classification Consultant, Classification and Information Control Office (CICO) – UCOR (K-25), Oak Ridge, TN, 07/2011 – 01/2014

Classification Consultant, Office of Science and Technical Information (OSTI) (IIA), Oak Ridge, TN, 06/2010 – 06/2011

At OSTI, formulated and entered abstracts and keywords for about 2000 classified documents (originally in K-25 Library) into a classified data base

Classification Consultant, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Oak Ridge, TN, 02/2006 – 2010

Classification Consultant, CICO – BJC (K-25), Oak Ridge, TN, 02/2010 – 07-2011

Subject Matter Expert/Authorized Derivative Classifier (ADC)/Quality Assurance (QA), CJ Enterprises, Inc. (K-25), Oak Ridge, TN, 03/2003 – 04/2011

Conducted Management Assessments, served as subject matter expert, and as Derivative Classifier, performed document reviews.

Part Time Consultant, Y-12 National Security Site, Oak Ridge, TN, 06/2002 – 09/2002

Classification Officer/ Engineer, K-25 Gaseous Diffusion Plant, East Tennessee Technology Park, Oak Ridge, TN, 1966 – 2001

Classification Officer, K-25, Oak Ridge, TN, 06/1998 – 06/2001 Served as an East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) Classification Officer

implementing significant changes in the large-scale-classification-review program, providing guidance in the formulation of an inorganic membrane classification guide, and provided guidance to the operation of the CICO.

Classification Specialist, CICO at K-25, TN, 03/1997 - 05/1998 Determined classification issues associated with numerous buildings at K-25 and co-

authored documents reporting results, reviewed classified documents for possible downgrading or declassification, reviewed information documents prior to publishing to determine classification category and level, reviewed scientific and technical documents for approval of release to the public, reviewed materials for UCNI information, and completed ADC, ADD, UCNI, and General Course for Classification Officers/Analyst Training.

Technical Support Engineer, Enrichment Facilities Technical Support Organization, K-25, Oak Ridge, TN, 04/1995 - 02/1997Technical Program Manager, Process and Long Range Technical Support Organization, Oak Ridge, TN, 1986 – 03/1995Group Leader, Three Site Gaseous Diffusion Technology Development and Implementation Support Program, Oak Ridge, TN, 1978 - 1985Development Engineer, Compressor Shaft Seal Technology Design and Development, Oak Ridge, TN, 1975 - 1978Development Engineer, Axial Flow Compressor Numerical and Experimental Design, 1969 – 1975Development Engineer, Axial Flow Compressor Development involving Air Research Compressor and Full Size Plant Compressors, 1966 -1969 Initiated effort to improve optimization of cascade stage operating temperature, which

will simultaneously reduce SWU production costs and decrease chlorofluorocarbon emissions.

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Directed numerical and experimental work for compressor internal sealing methods that reduces SWU production costs at operating gaseous diffusion plants.

Promoted the use of lower viscosity lube oil in the gaseous diffusion plants as a means to reduce horsepower losses and costs.

Coordinated formulation of a benefit/cost study, which shows that the multi-site technical groups more than pay their own way and contributes to reduced SWU production costs.

Directed numerical and experimental work and documentation of an axial compressor differential thermal expansion study that results in improved shaft seal and axial compressor reliability.

Initiated the successful effort to design and test a Freon shaft seal applicable to power recovery turbines.

Analyzed and documented the effect on cascade operation of axial compressor performance level variation based upon test loop data.

Team member that adapted an axial compressor off-design analysis computer code to the special case of double inlet gaseous diffusion compressors. This code was an invaluable tool for stage-compressor analysis for twenty years.

Formulated an improved method for optimization of axial compressor-stage operating point determination for use in the gaseous diffusion plant improvement program.

Provided compressor and seal technology guidance to the Molecular Laser Isotope Separation Program.

Served as editor of an annual multi-site technical programmatic baseline plan that eliminated the publication of nine other reports.

Contributed to a multi-site task team to identify and evaluate a replacement coolant for the gaseous diffusion plants.

One of the principal developers of the adjustable and fixed vane axial compressor concept applicable to the gaseous diffusion plants which saves more than five million dollars annually.

Professional Development/Training Authorized Derivative Classifier Authorized Derivative Declassifier Export Controlled Information (ECI) Fluid Dynamics of Turbomachinery Fluid-Sealing – American Society of Lubrication Engineers General Course for Classification Officers/Analysts Japanese Methods for Productivity and Quality – Deming Kepner-Tregoe Management Skills for Engineers Radiological Worker II Unclassified Controlled Nuclear Information (UCNI) DOE Q -clearance

Report IllustrationsClassification Issues of Facilities at the East Tennessee Technology Park (U), K/CG-1179, Oak

Ridge, September 1998, CONFIDENTIAL

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Classification Review of Building K-1420, Decontamination and Uranium Recovery Facility (U), K/CG-1171, Oak Ridge, May, 1997, CONFIDENTIAL

Classification Review of Gaseous Diffusion Facilities at the East Tennessee Technology Park (U), K/CG-1176, Oak Ridge, December, 1997, CONFIDENTIAL

Benefit-Cost Analysis Update for the Process and Long Range Technical Support (P&LRTS) Program, K/ETO-125, Oak Ridge, April, 1993, UNCLASSIFIED

Process and Long Range Technical Support (P&LRTS) FY-1993 Baseline Plan, K/ETO-1995, Oak Ridge, October, 1992, UNCLASSIFIED

Adjustable Blading Compressor-Implementation on GDP Operating Flexibility, K/PS-695, January, 1984, Oak Ridge, UNCLASSIFIED

Applicability of the OO Adjustable Vane Compressor to the GDP Cascades, K/PS-1079, April, 1985, Oak Ridge, UNCLASSIFIED

Effect of Internal Leakage on Compressor Performance, K/PS-1113, September, 1985, Oak Ridge, UNCLASSIFIED

Axial Compressor Performance Level Variation (U), K/PS-1182, March, 1986, Oak Ridge, CONFIDENTIAL

Axial Thermal Differential Expansion Characteristics of Gaseous Diffusion Axial Flow Compressors (U), K/PS-1235, December, 1986, Oak Ridge, CONFIDENTIAL

Special Awards Member of team awarded outstanding engineering achievement by Oak Ridge chapter

Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers for the adjustable vane compressor application.

Member of team awarded for excellence in correcting the root cause of repeat seal startup and treatment failure, and implementing quality improvements to seal system operation.

Member of team that received special recognition for extensive contributions to the successful in-process testing of a replacement coolant in a gaseous diffusion plant.

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