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Offline GLW

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Re: Newcomer trying to figure out Outage Work
« Reply #25 on: Mar 24, 2017, 02:52 »
   I might add that we have may confused the OP by going into a broad spectrum of nuclear industries maybe current common entry level staff augmentation titles and responsibilities would be helpful. Foreign material exclusion, tool crib, and fire watch may be a toe in the door.

mebbe,....

if the OP is in a collegiate program (e.g. CFCC) and interning at Duke, the OP is coming to an internet site for insight and yet I would expect that between the lead instructors at CFCC (or someplace akin to CFCC) and the contacts the OP made while interning at Duke should be sufficient to boost the OP's post graduation employment networking,...

mebbe not,... :-\

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Re: Newcomer trying to figure out Outage Work
« Reply #26 on: Mar 24, 2017, 02:54 »
mebbe,....

if the OP is in a collegiate program (e.g. CFCC) and interning at Duke, the OP is coming to an internet site for insight and yet I would expect that between the lead instructors at CFCC (or someplace akin to CFCC) and the contacts the OP made while interning at Duke should be sufficient to boost the OP's post graduation employment networking,...

mebbe not,... :-\

For the most part agree but he is asking about outage work. Not much for entry level operators.

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Re: Newcomer trying to figure out Outage Work
« Reply #27 on: Mar 24, 2017, 03:00 »
For the most part agree but he is asking about outage work. Not much for entry level operators.

true that, I just expect there are a lot of house people at Duke Power with outage experience as house,........... and as contractors,...

i'm just saying,... 8)

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Re: Newcomer trying to figure out Outage Work
« Reply #28 on: Mar 24, 2017, 10:24 »
Look up Granite Services out of Wilmington.  I am not recommending them, but they should be able to put you to work at outages if that is really what you want.

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Re: Newcomer trying to figure out Outage Work
« Reply #29 on: Mar 27, 2017, 12:59 »
I recommend they call D&Z or one of the big ones who staff a lot of the entry level type positions.  Without a specific specialty and only an intern background things could be tough.

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Re: Newcomer trying to figure out Outage Work
« Reply #30 on: Mar 28, 2017, 11:01 »
I don't believe any Duke plant has advertised for Operations since basically all of them did late 2015, except Brunswick, so that might explain why the OP hasn't gotten an OPS job if this internship was last summer. I think D&Z has all the Duke sites now (people who know, please feel free to confirm or correct) so that might be who to talk to for other work as the "Master Chief" ;) says.
« Last Edit: Mar 28, 2017, 11:02 by Red Gold »

 


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