Home | Search | Help | Advertising | Contact Us | Bookmark and Share

 

NukeWorker.com, Nuclear Jobs & Nuclear Resumes
Nuclear Decommissioning Report
employment, jobs, career, nuclear, pictures, power, nukeworkercom, nukeworker, wwwnukeworkercom, ibew, reactor, nuke, roadwhore, worker, jobs, radioactive, outage, nrrpt, job, radiation, diem, hp, resume, work, hazwopr, numanco, fusrap, hazwoper, wwwroadwhorecom, outages, roadwhorecom, rct, radiological, elt, radium, chp, engineer, project, techs, control, designer, engineers

Pay rates
.


 
Messages:
Welcome, Guest. Please Login or Register.
Forgot your password?


Related:

  Nuclear Jobs
  Nuclear News

  OSHA HAZWOPER
  Outage Schedules
  Gold Members
  Donate
  Nuke Shop
  Advertise
 


People online
56 Guests, 7 Users (1 Hidden)

klj3827
Marlin
sllon1
SmallTownNuke
nuke4greenbax
jmaddox50
View members:
» View All Members
» View By Letter
» Search for User
» View Top Posters


NukeWorker Forum
May 21, 2013, 04:18 *
Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.
Did you miss your activation email?

Login with username, password and session length
 
   Home   Help Calendar Login Register  
Pages: 1 2 3 [4]  All   Go Down
  Send this topic  |  Print  
Author Topic: Pay rates  (Read 58070 times)
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
patriotsailor01
Very Lite User
*

Karma: 0
Offline Offline

Posts: 4


View Profile
« Reply #90 on: Oct 05, 2010, 07:14 »

Thanks for the info, gives me an idea of where I will be at. Now, how to get an in house position....
Logged
sscone
Moderate User
***

Karma: 11
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 66



View Profile
« Reply #91 on: Oct 05, 2010, 11:22 »

At STP for in house: Junior RP I     27.98             
                               Junior RP II     28.74
                            Associate RP I     29.49
                            Associate RP II     30.63
                            RP Tech I     31.76
                            RP Tech II           32.89
                            Senior RP I          34.03
                            Senior RP II         36.30
                     Journeyman RP Tech    37.81

                             For Contractors: Non Local/Outage
                                                   
                                  Adv. R P Tech.        27.87
                                  Sr. R P Tech.          26.77
                                  Associate R P Tech. 25.68
                                  Jr. R P Tech.             20.70                                 

Thats pretty good. Thats prob. on the upscale. I have been paid as a contractor. 17-22 an hour. Just depends on where ya go.
Logged
RAD-GHOST
Very Heavy User
*****

Karma: 985
Offline Offline

Posts: 548


What do Recruiters do in the Off Season?


View Profile WWW
« Reply #92 on: Oct 06, 2010, 04:12 »

Funny, the worst seven second house Junior is worth more than the best seven year contractor Senior..... Lips Sealed

There's LOGIC in there somewhere.... Stupid Me

Remember Stevey, everything's bigger in Texass!

RG.... Wink

« Last Edit: Oct 06, 2010, 05:31 by RAD-GHOST » Logged

What do Rocket Scientist say," It's not like it's Health Physics"!
cairnit
Moderate User
***

Karma: 106
Offline Offline

Posts: 75


I love my job........


View Profile WWW
« Reply #93 on: Oct 06, 2010, 08:44 »

Remember RG that most house techs, including the "worst seven second Junior" have a union that forces the pay scale up. Most of the contract techs don't have that luxury.
Logged
techtoolong
Moderate User
***

Karma: 95
Offline Offline

Posts: 132

I love NukeWorker.com!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #94 on: Oct 06, 2010, 09:09 »

Does anyone know the contractor and house rates at Salem-Hope Creek ?  I am curious because we join the IBEW there but I am guessing there is a big difference in the pay scales.
Logged
stownsend
Heavy User
****

Karma: 2023
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 468


That last outage was a killer.


View Profile WWW
« Reply #95 on: Oct 06, 2010, 10:51 »

Joining the IBEW at Salem for a shutdown does not mean you signed under the same contract for house HP's.But I could be wrong.
Logged
sscone
Moderate User
***

Karma: 11
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 66



View Profile
« Reply #96 on: Oct 06, 2010, 12:23 »



Remember Stevey, everything's bigger in Texass!

RG.... Wink



Please don't call me Stevey. Spank Wave
Logged
cairnit
Moderate User
***

Karma: 106
Offline Offline

Posts: 75


I love my job........


View Profile WWW
« Reply #97 on: Oct 07, 2010, 07:50 »

Does anyone know the contractor and house rates at Salem-Hope Creek ?  I am curious because we join the IBEW there but I am guessing there is a big difference in the pay scales.

stownsend, I believe that is what the quote above is saying. So....anyone know the real answer or is the answer just DUH?.
Logged
RAD-GHOST
Very Heavy User
*****

Karma: 985
Offline Offline

Posts: 548


What do Recruiters do in the Off Season?


View Profile WWW
« Reply #98 on: Oct 07, 2010, 07:18 »

Please don't call me Stevey. Spank Wave

I will tomorrow.... Duplicate
Logged

What do Rocket Scientist say," It's not like it's Health Physics"!
MR BIG
Light User
**

Karma: 63
Offline Offline

Posts: 35

United We Stand!!! Think Positive


View Profile WWW
« Reply #99 on: Oct 11, 2010, 01:00 »

Joining the IBEW at Salem for a shutdown does not mean you signed under the same contract for house HP's.But I could be wrong.

No, You DO NOT get union scale like the house, but you still have to pay dues! Why would anyone do that? And you have people complaining on here about paying dues to the NPUA. At least when you get a job thru them you get union scale. Last fall 4 outages were staffed with NPUA company techs and got union scale Fed PD & Fed travel, with a guaranteed end date.
Logged
tymekeeper
Light User
**

Karma: 1
Offline Offline

Posts: 17


View Profile
« Reply #100 on: Oct 18, 2010, 08:00 »

Sooooo......was wondering if anyone ever found out what the pay rates for housetechs at Salem/Hope Creek were?  Undecided How do they compare to contactor rates? Huh
Logged
techtoolong
Moderate User
***

Karma: 95
Offline Offline

Posts: 132

I love NukeWorker.com!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #101 on: Oct 19, 2010, 06:09 »

I am wondering too ? what is the IBEW doing for supplemental workers at Salem/Hope Creek ?  Maybe you should vote in the other guys...NPUA,  They might actually represent you !
Logged
Atomic Archeologist
lurching dirt searcher
Heavy User
****

Karma: 235
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 298


Bequerels by the bagful!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #102 on: Dec 15, 2011, 01:14 »

So, after a couple of years, how are the hourly wages for HP techs doing?  Going up, down, or sideways?  Road techs, utility house techs, disposal site techs, DOE techs, all are welcome to reply.   Wink
Logged

Forensic Health Physics

When you are tired of the glow, you will find there is dirt down below.

Sometimes it is difficult to remember that the solution to pollution is dilution, when you are removing the conduits for pollutes to dilute into the solutes.
Radiationman85
Light User
**

Karma: -1
Offline Offline

Posts: 17


View Profile
« Reply #103 on: Dec 15, 2011, 02:39 »

We Hanford house Sr. HPTs are making 37ph with a pay increase in April putting the pay at about 39ph. Lead techs make an additional 5% and supervisors 10%
Logged
Radiationman85
Light User
**

Karma: -1
Offline Offline

Posts: 17


View Profile
« Reply #104 on: Dec 15, 2011, 02:46 »

Hanford Jr HPs start at 26ph and ends at 33ph. After that there is a 2 step increase for SR pay currently at 37ph and every year there is a 4% increase in pay. Leads make an additional 5% and supervisors 10%. Oh and a trainee with a DOE core and no experience starts at 23ph.(trainee jobs are hard to find however)
Logged
pbooth
Light User
**

Karma: 14
Offline Offline

Posts: 34


View Profile
« Reply #105 on: Dec 18, 2011, 09:50 »


Pick your sites wisely and to be a JR, these days is very hard, not only wage wise also trying to get your time in. But it's a lot better wage wise than it used to be. pbooth
Logged
nickscott13
Light User
**

Karma: 7
Offline Offline

Posts: 10

Tell Recruiters to use NukeWorker.com


View Profile
« Reply #106 on: Dec 19, 2011, 11:38 »

It sucks to get started in RP unless you have a connection.  Lately it seems like as long as you know an RPM or a supervisor somewhere you can start as a JR with absolutely no nuclear history.  Then you can sit at a SOP with a chip on your shoulder like you are someone despite the fact you dont know anything.  (seen too many of them lately.)  If you want to be an RP, and you actually WANT to be good at your job, just take whatever JR jobs you can get.  In my experience, if you work hard, show people you want to learn, do your job and keep your mouth shut, do the resume builder jobs, and have a good attitude, then work will come find you.  In the last 3 years I have met and worked with way too many JRs that feel entitled because they know someone, yet they dont want to work or prove that they are worth much more than the chair they sit on at the SOP.  Just my opinion.  Work hard, ask questions, prove you want to learn, and have a good attitude and you will be fine. (with that being said, if you run into that SR who feels the need to treat you like a POS because they think they are still in high school and they are the senior and you are the freshman, well, feel free to tell them off)

Nick
Logged
Atomic Archeologist
lurching dirt searcher
Heavy User
****

Karma: 235
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 298


Bequerels by the bagful!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #107 on: Dec 19, 2011, 11:58 »

 Radiationman85, thanks for your comments.  That's the information I was looking for on this thread.  It would appear that my post last week got deleted in the shortening of this old thread by the moderator (kudos to you, tell Mike you deserve a raise!), which I think was done to bring the new data in against the old.
pbooth & nickscott13, while your opinions are valid they belong elsewhere.  We need money numbers here and other stuff really does detract. 
Logged

Forensic Health Physics

When you are tired of the glow, you will find there is dirt down below.

Sometimes it is difficult to remember that the solution to pollution is dilution, when you are removing the conduits for pollutes to dilute into the solutes.
Atomic Archeologist
lurching dirt searcher
Heavy User
****

Karma: 235
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 298


Bequerels by the bagful!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #108 on: Dec 19, 2011, 12:11 »

 Radiationman85, again, thanks for your input.  It would appear as though there are now duplicate threads running now!
Logged

Forensic Health Physics

When you are tired of the glow, you will find there is dirt down below.

Sometimes it is difficult to remember that the solution to pollution is dilution, when you are removing the conduits for pollutes to dilute into the solutes.
Rennhack
Forum Administrator
*

Karma: 3932
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 7066



View Profile WWW
« Reply #109 on: Dec 19, 2011, 10:19 »

Radiationman85, again, thanks for your input.  It would appear as though there are now duplicate threads running now!

Link to the other, and ask Marlin or NN to merge them.
« Last Edit: Dec 20, 2011, 05:31 by Rennhack » Logged

Atomic Archeologist
lurching dirt searcher
Heavy User
****

Karma: 235
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 298


Bequerels by the bagful!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #110 on: Dec 20, 2011, 10:55 »

Steering this thread gently back to course... is the listed wages for Jr and Sr HPs at Hanford par for the power plant industry?
What's pay like in DOE?
What's pay like at disposal sites?
What's pay like at .......?


PS   Thanks, Narlin. Wink
« Last Edit: Dec 20, 2011, 10:56 by Atomic Archeologist » Logged

Forensic Health Physics

When you are tired of the glow, you will find there is dirt down below.

Sometimes it is difficult to remember that the solution to pollution is dilution, when you are removing the conduits for pollutes to dilute into the solutes.
nickscott13
Light User
**

Karma: 7
Offline Offline

Posts: 10

Tell Recruiters to use NukeWorker.com


View Profile
« Reply #111 on: Dec 20, 2011, 11:11 »

Ah, yes pay rates.  I just became an 18.1 last spring.  While I was on the road working commercial as a JR, you could expect anywhere from $14.50 - 21.50 per hour depending on your classifacation as a JR.  Jrs < 6 mos normally 14-16.  Jrs 6-12 mos normally 14-18.  Jrs > 1 year, normally 16-22.  This of course is the traveling rate with whatever the contract gives for per diem included.  It really just depends on the plant.  For example, Point Beach has a structured JR scale like what I mentioned above, but St. Lucie pays 15 no matter your time.  It also depends on if the plant takes 18.1s or not.  You just have to do your homework.  Talk to the recruiter.
Logged
hamsamich
Very Heavy User
*****

Karma: 1025
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 600


And did I hear a 9er in there?


View Profile WWW
« Reply #112 on: Dec 20, 2011, 11:23 »

pay for house techs at DOE SRR SRS seems to be aobut 32ish top senior.
Logged

"No, she gets a special cologne. It's called Sex Panther by Odeon. It's illegal in nine countries. Yep, it's made with bits of real panther. So you know it's good."
moochiebubble
Light User
**

Karma: 9
Offline Offline

Gender: Female
Posts: 20

I love NukeWorker.com!


View Profile
« Reply #113 on: Dec 20, 2011, 01:05 »

Yes , pay here at Sandia @ 32$ with full bennies ( no diem ) 
Logged
SloGlo
meter reader
Very Heavy User
*****

Karma: 2549
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 4243


trust me, i'm an hp


View Profile
« Reply #114 on: Dec 22, 2011, 02:35 »

We Hanford house Sr. HPTs are making 37ph with a pay increase in April putting the pay at about 39ph. Lead techs make an additional 5% and supervisors 10%
any hiring in the near future?
Logged

quando omni flunkus moritati

dubble eye, dubble yew, dubble aye!

due the best ya kin with what ya have where yinze are!
Bonds 25
Moderate User
***

Karma: 93
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 82


HP Tech......Well Thats My Title Anyways.


View Profile WWW
« Reply #115 on: Dec 24, 2011, 02:55 »

Pay rates here at Columbia are $38.06 for Techs and $40.91 for Leads.  Annual raises depends on the contract year (3-4%).............and thanks to our 180 day outage (that was supposed to be 70) you wont find a Tech who hasn't made at least $140,000 this year.  Some of us lucky folks have made $160,000+  Cheesy

P.S.  You're welcome Uncle Sam (jerk)
Logged

"But I Dont Want To Be A Pirate" - Jerry Seinfeld
sscone
Moderate User
***

Karma: 11
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 66



View Profile
« Reply #116 on: Dec 26, 2011, 05:19 »

Pay rates here at Columbia are $38.06 for Techs and $40.91 for Leads.  Annual raises depends on the contract year (3-4%).............and thanks to our 180 day outage (that was supposed to be 70) you wont find a Tech who hasn't made at least $140,000 this year.  Some of us lucky folks have made $160,000+  Cheesy

P.S.  You're welcome Uncle Sam (jerk)
Any chance they maybe hiring any time soon?
Logged
HydroDave63
One more shopping day closer to the Apocalypse!
Gold Member
*

Karma: 6053
Offline Offline

Posts: 5397


Impeach!


View Profile
« Reply #117 on: Dec 26, 2011, 06:06 »

http://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php/topic,27349.msg154267.html#msg154267
Logged

Atomic Archeologist
lurching dirt searcher
Heavy User
****

Karma: 235
Offline Offline

Gender: Male
Posts: 298


Bequerels by the bagful!


View Profile WWW
« Reply #118 on: Jan 04, 2012, 03:59 »

While I didn't have a chance to read every post on this referenced thread, I did scan them and didn't see any amounts that would reference pay rates on the site.  So, I'm wondering why HydroDave63 would post this information on this thread, bored and trying to stir a pot?  Or potted and trying to stir a bore? 
Logged

Forensic Health Physics

When you are tired of the glow, you will find there is dirt down below.

Sometimes it is difficult to remember that the solution to pollution is dilution, when you are removing the conduits for pollutes to dilute into the solutes.
Pages: 1 2 3 [4]  All   Go Up
  Send this topic  |  Print  
 
Jump to:  

Powered by MySQL Powered by PHP Powered by SMF 1.1.18 | SMF © 2013, Simple Machines Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS!
Page created in 0.305 seconds with 31 queries.
RSS for Messages RSS for Pictures RSS for Pictures