Just looking for further advice if you have any. I have already completed multiple resumes and have been actively job hunting for a couple weeks now. I am looking at continuing my career in chemistry, but it seems that a lot of people are that way in that I have yet to find a plant that is hiring Nuclear Chemists. The companies that I have found that interest me so far are Palo Verde(APS), San Onotre(SCE), Diablo Canyon(PGE), STP(NRG) and LES uranium enrichment plant in NM. Any advice or help on really anything would be much appreciated. It can't hurt right.
Oyster Creek is hiring a Chem Tech(s)
Calvert Cliffs is hiring a Chem Tech(s)
Dresden is hiring a Environmental Chemist
Monticello is hiring a Chem Supv
St. Lucie is hiring back shift rad tech
Turkey Point is hiring rad tech and really really needs rad techs for outage
Depending on your education and training, not sure if your qual for tech or supv.
Quote from: Timmy85 on Oct 06, 2009, 06:57
Just looking for further advice if you have any. I have already completed multiple resumes and have been actively job hunting for a couple weeks now. I am looking at continuing my career in chemistry, but it seems that a lot of people are that way in that I have yet to find a plant that is hiring Nuclear Chemists. The companies that I have found that interest me so far are Palo Verde(APS), San Onotre(SCE), Diablo Canyon(PGE), STP(NRG) and LES uranium enrichment plant in NM. Any advice or help on really anything would be much appreciated. It can't hurt right.
I know someone that just quit LES. Guess it's Middle-of-Nowhere... Make sure you actually want to be in that situation before you commit.
I've worked all the others...Diablo is far & away the best work environment - but cost of living is high.
All except STP have a 'Western' attitude...STP is 'Southern'. (...just a factor to be considered...)
You seem to be focusing on the west/commercial? If so, throw Columbia in the mix...they have a good group in chemistry.
STP is currently not hiring chem techs. Maybe in 3 to 6 months.