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Title: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: SpringChinook on Jul 05, 2015, 01:21

How many outages do you typically work in a year? I know it depends on if it's a strong outage season or not, but lets hear it! +K

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: SloGlo on Jul 05, 2015, 11:53

back inn the day,aye used two work 4-5. now that,eye yam going back in too that area of the business it's about 3.

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: Bonds 25 on Jul 05, 2015, 07:12

One every two years  ;)

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: Mike McFarlin on Jul 06, 2015, 01:35

As many as I can schedule.

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: Laundry Man on Jul 07, 2015, 09:40

None any more.  Hopefully none in my future unless I choose to work one.
LM

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: 5kip6 on Jul 07, 2015, 10:20

Well I have been fortunate and getting about 3-4 a year and also get some special projects.  Which I work about pretty much year round.   

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: GLW on Jul 07, 2015, 10:28

Quote from: 5kip6 on Jul 07, 2015, 10:20

Well I have been fortunate and getting about 3-4 a year and also get some special projects.  Which I work about pretty much year round.   

Quote from: 5kip6 on Nov 23, 2010, 11:57

Yes u are missing something!   I resent that remark!!  I have worked for Duke now for  4 years now throught BNI.  Love the system.   I give 110% plus.  Only thing they have against them is the GOOD OLE BOY CLUB!  If you don't belong you don't work on projects. 

hmmmm,..well I guess congratulations and welcomes to the club are in order,... [coffee]

Title: Re: How many outages do you typically work in a year?
Post by: surf50 on Jul 07, 2015, 12:58

One or two a year, depending on how many outages my current favorite plant site has scheduled.