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I was there when the issues were happening.  Most of us commented on how inexperienced most of the holtec workers seemed.  I talked to a couple of guys that work for holtec at another plant I worked at later...they said it all boiled down to many of the people there were somebody's relative or neighbor who had been recently hired with little experience....

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I was there when the issues were happening.  Most of us commented on how inexperienced most of the holtec workers seemed.  I talked to a couple of guys that work for holtec at another plant I worked at later...they said it all boiled down to many of the people there were somebody's relative or neighbor who had been recently hired with little experience....
My, my... imagine that!🙄

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I was there when the issues were happening.  Most of us commented on how inexperienced most of the holtec workers seemed.  I talked to a couple of guys that work for holtec at another plant I worked at later...they said it all boiled down to many of the people there were somebody's relative or neighbor who had been recently hired with little experience....

This is what we had at Humboldt Bay, a group of folks with bridge building and road construction experience. We were certainly concerned, but it turned out to be a great group. The key is to invest in quality training time with them. We made all of our Rad-Worker and GET classroom courses with an actual instructor. Along with that quality training, we provided more focused mentorship in the field and we ended up with a really good crew.

The key thing is to have a Management team that is willing to make the extra investment. Otherwise, I could see this being a real challenge with potentially severe consequences.
« Last Edit: Apr 20, 2019, 03:40 by Brett LaVigne »
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I could see investing in a inexperienced but good group that would be around for 10 years for the decom...but these are the guys that are supposed to get the fuel out quick and efficient so the decom can start...not even close.  Bad.

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"San Onofre gonna start decomission beginning of next year." Been hearing that for three years now!
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