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maber:
I'm a student at NPTU CHASN. I went to mast a few weeks ago.

the reason I got masted wasnt a reactor related incident, it was a personal matter outside of work.

my question is, i never technically recieved my NEC but i successfully completed the nuclear pipeline. if i get denuked now, is it virtually impossible for me to work for civilian side nuclear power? i love my job, and im fairly knowledgeable. i have a clean background record, no criminal offenses, great credit, etc.

im to find out about whether i stay a nuke in the next week or so.

Smart People:
Being denuked is usually a separate action and intentionally not related to Mast. if you are denuked, you will probably go into the conventional navy.  Mast usually doesn't affect the civilian world, so it shouldn't affect your chances with civilian nuclear when you are done with the navy.

I'm sure there are others here with better info than mine.

Fermi2:
On an average class we interview about 50 people. About 60% will be Navy nukes who actually did something in the nuclear field. Most E5 or E6 types. The rest will be either former NLOs from other plants or people with degrees.

So since I don't believe in coddling, what do you think?

Mike

93-383:

--- Quote from: Smart People on Sep 10, 2008, 08:36 ---Being denuked is usually a separate action and intentionally not related to Mast.

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That would be true if he was a nuke. Unless you graduate the full program and recive the NEC you where never a nuke.

If you graduate and recive your NEC you will be fine NJP is just that non-judical punishment. It is not any form of criminal record.

Smart People:

--- Quote from: 93-383 on Sep 11, 2008, 10:13 ---That would be true if he was a nuke. Unless you graduate the full program and recive the NEC you where never a nuke.


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I was refering to being removed from the nuke pipeline. sorry for the confusion.

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