New Guy

[alphamax35]

I am trying to get into the nuclear industry and was curious if anyone out there went to the school and could give me a few pointers. See, I already have an associates degree in HVAC-R and I have my boilers liscense, but the jobs arent exactly what I wanted. And I don't make that much money. If you could help that would be very greatful

Sorry I dont want to take a poll. I am just wet behind the ears


Thankyou

[Fermi2]

Improve your spelling and punctuation skills and your employment opportunities will skyrocket. I promise!

Mike

[Fermi2]

I am guessing English was not your first language.

It's not up to NUBs to critique others. Get qualified.

[JustinHEMI05]

And so the ever expanding circle of qual/non-qual goes on,.....heheheheheh,....

I was thinking exactly what Mike and you were thinking.

Justin

[Fermi2]

The NUB in question sent me a very well written PM. Kid has a good head on his shoulders and very much passed the humility test.

[retired nuke]

The NUB in question sent me a very well written PM. Kid has a good head on his shoulders and very much passed the humility test.

I'm betting that is the last warm fuzzy of the year....

[Fermi2]

Yeah, and now I guess I'm obligated to help him some.

[JustinHEMI05]

Well that is good to know (that he PMed you and that you have to help someone:)). Any tips for my exam next week? 

[Fermi2]

Yeah I'll give you two tips.

1: Relax, they honestly aren't trying to trick you on the written.

2: No game day genius in the simulator. The scenarios are NOT as difficult as your audit. They're straight forward. 2 Instrument failures, an AOP then the EOPs. I've seen more guys put their license in jeopardy by suddenly getting smart in a scenario.

Mike

[JustinHEMI05]

Thank you. Good tips. I just realized you said "help him some" and not "help someone" like I first thought. Thanks though!