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"Pizza's Ongoing Life Thread"?
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Pizzaguy
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I try. I am SO BUSY with this Nuclear job - I was put in charge of, and am named "Project Manager" and single point of contact for the customer and their consulting engineers - i'ts my chance to show what I can do. I'm hoping that bigger, and better things are waiting after this.
My days are long and challenging, but I am enjoying (most) of it. They sent me to Seattle last week for school - horrible traffic and LONG plane ride - it was worth it, but it was a long, tiring week.
Pray that I find a real church "home", please. I really need an anchor.
Thanks, all!
My days are long and challenging, but I am enjoying (most) of it. They sent me to Seattle last week for school - horrible traffic and LONG plane ride - it was worth it, but it was a long, tiring week.
Pray that I find a real church "home", please. I really need an anchor.
Thanks, all!
Pizza
Member
Yea, I'm back. I guess my old account is not recoverable.
Life is much the same: Still with Kenwood, no girlfriend, still have the same fun car, sister's M.S. is contributing to her further deterioration (very sad - why God?)
They have me working on a project at a Nuclear Power Plant in Michigan. I've been on this project 5 1/2 months... it will go on for at least another YEAR. That is a totally different world: The Nuclear Industry. Never seen anything like it.
Smiles, all!
Life is much the same: Still with Kenwood, no girlfriend, still have the same fun car, sister's M.S. is contributing to her further deterioration (very sad - why God?)
They have me working on a project at a Nuclear Power Plant in Michigan. I've been on this project 5 1/2 months... it will go on for at least another YEAR. That is a totally different world: The Nuclear Industry. Never seen anything like it.
Smiles, all!
jasoncran
Member
here this one will be up your alley and pm me what you find as you know I live near that plant.
http://insidevero.com/2014/02/25/ta...s-about-fpls-st-lucie-nuclear-plant/#comments
Obadiah
Member
Tell us about it. Never worked in it myself but have always been curious.... That is a totally different world: The Nuclear Industry. Never seen anything like it.
Smiles, all!
jasoncran
Member
I thought so. I wanted to be sure the tampa bay paper is a liberal rag. inside vero isn't left nor right more centered. but left if me of course. mark is honest but has a centrist bias.
jasoncran
Member
Tell us about it. Never worked in it myself but have always been curious.
you do realize that im within 14miles of that plant as the birds fly.
Obadiah
Member
Are you implying, like, that Homer Simpson really DOES work there??? :-D
jasoncran
Member
lol. no but well I did think of that a few years ago when that came out but yes I can drive to that plant within 30 minutes. its that close.
Pizza
Member
The nuclear industry is like no other. Wait till my comment over there is approved (which it probably won't be, so here it is):Tell us about it. Never worked in it myself but have always been curious.
WOW, lots of misinformation and conjecture in those articles. The NRC is the toughest federal agency out there, accusations that they are being lazy or inattentive don’t add up in my mind.
Additionally, the engineers at Nuclear plants who are directly involved in the safety of the plant’s operation are tough to deal with. You cannot push them around and if they feel pressured to allow anything that they feel uncomfortable with, they only need complain to the NRC inspector on site and he has the authority to step in and bring the full force of the NRC to bear on the plant.
These articles read like typical “jouralist” tripe, and are full of the essential ingredients: scare tactics, misinformation, conjecture and innuendo.
Think about this: virtually every engineer employed at the plant lives and makes his families’ home in the vicinity of the plant. A dangerous plant threatens his family as much as it does anyone else. Most of us dont realize, until we work in the industry (as I have been since August of last year), the layers of inspections, approvals, reviews and regulation that go into a nuclear plant’s daily operation. It is an industry like no other.
It is impossible for me to make you all understand, but I've been working EVERY DAY since August of 2013 on this project. We are putting a new radio system in the plant. We have it built, it has been ready to go for 6 weeks, I am told they MIGHT let us put it in starting in June. Why the delay?
Because they have consultants (who they have paid $300,00 so far) working to make SURE my radio system won't interfere with the instruments in the plant, that it will survive an earthquake, that it won't easily break down, that it can't be cyber-attacked, that it will serve the purpose, that if something DOES break down, they won't loose the whole radio system, that we will provide individual training for all persons using it - custom-tailored to that person's job in the plant. Also, they are reviewing all of my training material, all of our system documents, all data sheets on all components and parts, they are rechecking my heat dissipation and power consumption numbers, they are verifying that no OTHER equipment will interfere with my system and they even are making us prove that all components do not radiate anything that could look on plant instruments like nuclear radiation.
And that is a partial list. NOTHING in a nuke plant is left to chance. And don't get me started on security - you have NO IDEA what security is unless you have been in a nuke plant or near the president of the USA.
jasoncran
Member
I do. I know the guards at that one. they prefer mps. I could if I didn't wait to long work at the facility. they train you there and have a range. yes you have badges for each area that only are allowed in.The nuclear industry is like no other. Wait till my comment over there is approved (which it probably won't be, so here it is):
WOW, lots of misinformation and conjecture in those articles. The NRC is the toughest federal agency out there, accusations that they are being lazy or inattentive don’t add up in my mind.
Additionally, the engineers at Nuclear plants who are directly involved in the safety of the plant’s operation are tough to deal with. You cannot push them around and if they feel pressured to allow anything that they feel uncomfortable with, they only need complain to the NRC inspector on site and he has the authority to step in and bring the full force of the NRC to bear on the plant.
These articles read like typical “jouralist” tripe, and are full of the essential ingredients: scare tactics, misinformation, conjecture and innuendo.
Think about this: virtually every engineer employed at the plant lives and makes his families’ home in the vicinity of the plant. A dangerous plant threatens his family as much as it does anyone else. Most of us dont realize, until we work in the industry (as I have been since August of last year), the layers of inspections, approvals, reviews and regulation that go into a nuclear plant’s daily operation. It is an industry like no other.
It is impossible for me to make you all understand, but I've been working EVERY DAY since August of 2013 on this project. We are putting a new radio system in the plant. We have it built, it has been ready to go for 6 weeks, I am told they MIGHT let us put it in starting in June. Why the delay?
Because they have consultants (who they have paid $300,00 so far) working to make SURE my radio system won't interfere with the instruments in the plant, that it will survive an earthquake, that it won't easily break down, that it can't be cyber-attacked, that it will serve the purpose, that if something DOES break down, they won't loose the whole radio system, that we will provide individual training for all persons using it - custom-tailored to that person's job in the plant. Also, they are reviewing all of my training material, all of our system documents, all data sheets on all components and parts, they are rechecking my heat dissipation and power consumption numbers, they are verifying that no OTHER equipment will interfere with my system and they even are making us prove that all components do not radiate anything that could look on plant instruments like nuclear radiation.
And that is a partial list. NOTHING in a nuke plant is left to chance. And don't get me started on security - you have NO IDEA what security is unless you have been in a nuke plant or near the president of the USA.