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Number of Roadtechs in the business?
Old HP:
Wow Al Eidson came out of retirement to post on Nukeworker !!!!! The man is a legend. The other legend with rental cars is Captain Nemo . Maybe there WAS a reason we no longer get rental cars........
Back on topic now ... in regard to the number of Traveling Techs, sometimes there are too many and every now and then (like this fall season) there are not enough.
Eric_Bartlett:
--- Quote from: RDTroja on Aug 13, 2018, 01:18 ---My guess is that 30 outages at a time and 50 seniors per outage are both very high. I haven't seen a 50 Sr outage in a while.
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Figured I'd weigh in, since this is what I do. Average outage crew is approximately 45 Sr. Techs, some take in as little as 25, some still as many as 100. My biggest request this season was around 100, the smallest around 20, remove those from the equation and the rest of the sites average out to about 45 Sr. techs per outage.
As far as how many outages there are per season, the spring normally has anywhere from 30 to 40 (going back to Spring 2014 there were 2 season>40, the rest were 30-34 give or take. The Fall season normally has a lot fewer, averaging around 20, give or take - this season is definitely an anomaly that happens every 5-6 years.
Hope I was able to shed some light on the conversation,
Take it slow,
Eric
Rennhack:
--- Quote from: Rennhack on Sep 05, 2016, 09:01 ---Every 6th outage season is a heavy season, and the Spring of 2017 is looking like a whopper, it's the second largest since I started keeping track in 2004. Spring of 2011 has the record with 45. An average season has 30. The variance is 7, so anything below 23 is 'light' and anything more than 37 is 'heavy'.
I expect the Fall of 2017 to set the record for lightest outage season on record, with only 18 outages. The previous record is Fall of 2013, with only 21. Some of the recent plant closings are to blame for the new lowest record. The 'average light season' following the 6th cycle heavy season is usually 23... so 18 really is light.
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