Hello I'm trying to figure out how to get into outage without any experience needed. I been told the basics like the pay, traveling to other destination for a month or two at a time but hoe do I get into it??
Quote from: sllerena on Jan 06, 2013, 09:58
Hello I'm trying to figure out how to get into outage without any experience needed. I been told the basics like the pay, traveling to other destination for a month or two at a time but hoe do I get into it??
You may wish to give age, experience, education and what kind of job do you wish to do to get an answer.
I'm 25 years old, got a bachelors degree in sports management, me and my wife 5 acres of blueberries and been around the farm all my life.
Quote from: sllerena on Jan 07, 2013, 01:09
I'm 25 years old, got a bachelors degree in sports management, me and my wife 5 acres of blueberries and been around the farm all my life.
Job desired?
Quote from: sllerena on Jan 06, 2013, 09:58
Hello I'm trying to figure out how to get into outage without any experience needed. I been told the basics like the pay, traveling to other destination for a month or two at a time but hoe do I get into it??
Call 1-800-225-0385 and talk to one of the recruiters about decon, labor, and firewatch positions. They may (or may not) have something.
Good luck! :)
Idk what job is best for me or what I qualify for. Maybe labor
I had worked in a Nuke Plant many years was out for about 10 and FINALLY got back in last year as a firewatch. I will be going back once more as a FW next month, hoping these 2 outages will get me back in. However it is not with Bartlett. It is with PME- the sister company. Hope that helps.
Entry level would be the best for me. Can I have phone numbers to contact people??
You may consider fort lift driver. It is true some make more than RP's at ome places, so it is a job to strive for.
No experience
It took me a year to get someone with a Radiation degree their first job as a deconner. In this horrible economy, unless you have a friend in the business who has pull your chances may be slim at best.
What did you hope to achieve by getting a Bachelors degree in "Sports Management"? Has the Great Community Organizer shut that industry down , too?
Quote from: sllerena on Jan 08, 2013, 06:25
No experience
no experience, no education, no contacts. going to be tough. while it's true the money is decent in outage work, there is good money in lots of occupations. bartending could be a deal for you. a good club in a decent town will net you $100 a night easily.