Career Path > Outages
My first outage...Any advice?
starving_dog:
Don't swim in the pool! ;D
wlrun3@aol.com:
become generally familiar with the relative risk of occupational radiation exposure...establish a working knowledge of plant systems, what they do, where they are located, when they are used and what their relative radiological hazard levels are...learn, and anticipate, the sequence of steps involved in a refueling and maintenance outage at a commercial light water power reactor...be able to answer the questions-how many plants are there in the country-where are they located-how often do they have to be refueled-what happens to the radioactive waste-how old are these plants-how safe are they- and most importantly - how do these plants work...
this may well turn into a career of many years and a source of pride...understanding will be of great value...
illegalsmile:
1) Move fast, stay low
2) Don't drink anything you find in the RA/RCA
3) Suck up to the RPM and the Site CoOrdinator
4) Suck up to the Union
5) Suck up to the House Supervisors
6) Suck up to the Recruiters
7) Don't take ANY advice you get in NukeWorker.com
Rennhack:
--- Quote from: illegalsmile on Jul 05, 2006, 08:36 ---7) Don't take ANY advice you get in NukeWorker.com
--- End quote ---
WTF?
illegalsmile:
OK, so maybe some of that was tounge-in-cheek. Sorry, Mike.
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