So I've posted my background in previous topics but just in case here are my degrees, training and work experience.
A.S. Electrical Power Technology (Specialization - Instrumentation & Control)
A.S. Electronic Engineering Technology - Working on my B.S.
Received NUCP Certificate from the Nuclear Energy Institute
http://www.nei.org/Careers-Education/Education-Resources/Nuclear-Energy-Training-Education-Programs/Nuclear-Uniform-Curriculum-ProgramPassed MASS, POSS and CAST exams
Taken some online courses with ISA (International Society of Automation) for calibration and process control - planning to do their boot camp by the end of the year.
Worked in Industrial/Commercial Construction for over 6 years.
Presently working St. Lucie outage as jr decon tech. I'm mostly doing it to get some "nuclear experience" and to keep my training/quals up to date.
What is your opinion about working outages as decon if I want to go into I&C; is it counter productive or am i on the right track?
Thanks