NukeWorker Forum

Career Path => Getting in => Topic started by: STF on Apr 04, 2009, 11:36

Title: Anyone in training?
Post by: STF on Apr 04, 2009, 11:36
I have been looking at getting into a nuke training department.  So anybody around here doing training?
Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: Fermi2 on Apr 05, 2009, 03:07
Nah the NUke Industry stopped training about 26 months ago.

Mike
Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: TENN-1 on Apr 05, 2009, 04:40
Wow, walked right into that one, you did. ouch! STF meet BZ, BZ meet STF.
Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: kp88 on Apr 05, 2009, 08:37
Nah the NUke Industry stopped training about 26 months ago.

Mike

I used to think that.  Now, I am completely committed to a partnership between the line and training programs.
 ;)
Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: jams723 on Apr 05, 2009, 09:23
*Laughs* at Mike  :D

If you have or have held a SRO license there are opportunities to get into training in almost every part of the country. 
Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: HydroDave63 on Apr 05, 2009, 02:40
Nah the NUke Industry stopped training about 26 months ago.

Mike

*Laughs* at Mike  :D

If you have or have held a SRO license there are opportunities to get into training in almost every part of the country. 

You realize, of course, that the context of BZ's reply was that Nuclear stopped receiving training from BZ. Just wanted to clarify  ;)
Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: RP Instructor on Apr 05, 2009, 06:38
I have been looking at getting into a nuke training department.  So anybody around here doing training?

STF:

It all depends upon what area of nuclear training you're interested in. As "Jams" noted, it you have (or had) an SRO license or certification, you can pretty much write your own paycheck.

You haven't said what area you're interested in: Electrical, Mechanical Maintenance, Instruments and Controls, Chemistry, Radiation Protection, Operations.

VC Summer Nuclear Station (Jenkinsville, SC) is boosting its' staff of Operations instructors (hiring folks right-off-the-boat) in preparations for Units 2 & 3 (the Westinghouse AP-1000) slated for operation in 2016.

I would add one more thing. Be sure you have knowledge and experience in the area you wish to teach. Folks in nuclear are typically sharp-as-a-tack, and they can pick-up-in-a-minute that you don't know what you're talking about, and aren't shy to tell you so (voice of experience)!

Title: Re: Anyone in training?
Post by: STF on Apr 06, 2009, 09:24
I am an Electrical Instructor and are looking at that possibility.  I thank BZ for the interpretation!