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I had a phone interview with Exelon yesterday.

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HydroDave63:

--- Quote from: jeff7954 on Apr 10, 2012, 08:58 ---  1) In 2007 I was charged with an impaired and in 2008 a reckless driving, will this disqualify me from gaining UA?

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A similar situation answered here:

http://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php/topic,34521.msg160239.html#msg160239

OldHP:

--- Quote from: jeff7954 on Apr 11, 2012, 08:00 ---Part of my question was "is having a TWIC card a good start at getting UA"  I totally understand the importance of having UA and gaining access to a nuclear facility. I also understand that I have issues in my past that "might" limit that.  Can anyone give me a straight answer? 
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A lot of folks will give you a 'what it appears' or 'what I think' answer!  Look for the posting by Graphic, the SME, 'that' will be the straight answer that you are asking for.

At the present time he is very busy and does not respond immediately!

Fermi2:

--- Quote from: jeff7954 on Apr 11, 2012, 08:00 ---Part of my question was "is having a TWIC card a good start at getting UA"  I totally understand the importance of having UA and gaining access to a nuclear facility. I also understand that I have issues in my past that "might" limit that. I am trying to make a decision as to what direction, I should direct my attention. I did have an interview that seemed to go well. I did graduate with a 4.0 not a 3.6 and, I am taking responsibility for my past. If I should pump gas or flip burgers for the rest of my life because, I was not perfect so be it. Can anyone give me a straight answer?

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LOL hey man. I read your PM. I'll reply later. Yep I saw your Uncle play!!! Small world isn't it?

twinkletoni:
Tell them everything.  I work at a DOE site and am required to hold an L Clearance.  Some of the guys that were hired with me had credit problems, a bankruptcy, a drug charge and various traffic violations.  They disclosed this information and maybe the clearances took a while to investigate but they were all cleared.  The key is not to repeat and if something does happen afterwards, disclose as soon as possible. 

Best of luck (I've heard that Excelon is an excellent company to work for),
Toni

jeff7954:
I appreciate the input Toni!

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