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SimonMac replied

24 November 2014, 15:36
Awaits first boomed thread

Last edited by SimonMac; 24 November 2014, 15:38.
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stek replied

24 November 2014, 15:08
Originally posted by PaulB View Post

Hi there,

I'm a time served machinist with 2:1 degree in Mechanical Engineering and 9 years exp as design engineer working in the coal mining industry (heavy engineering) using Inventor and AutoCad.

I want to get into contracting, especially Nuclear as this seems to be a pretty secure option work wise.

Does anyone here work in Nuclear and if so do you think I'd have a chance of getting in?

Thanks!

U need Fortran, PowerStation and good OpenVMS knowledge....
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PaulB started a topic Nuclear contracts north west - Inventor

24 November 2014, 13:00
Nuclear contracts north west - Inventor

Hi there,

I'm a time served machinist with 2:1 degree in Mechanical Engineering and 9 years exp as design engineer working in the coal mining industry (heavy engineering) using Inventor and AutoCad.

I want to get into contracting, especially Nuclear as this seems to be a pretty secure option work wise.

Does anyone here work in Nuclear and if so do you think I'd have a chance of getting in?

Thanks!
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