Engrs. & Technicians: Are you still interested to work in a Nuclear Power Plant?

[Scott Bernard]

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After all the misfortunes that transpired on Japan and Chernobyl, given the chances, does being employed in a Nuclear Power Plant still gives you good interest?

[ejr0416]

After all the misfortunes that transpired on Japan and Chernobyl, given the chances, does being employed in a Nuclear Power Plant still gives you good interest?

Okay ra japon nku Scott to grab one position in this kind of industries..
Ang nahitabo sa Chernobyl is somewhat negligence sa operator or kulang sa review ang process procedure.

[masakiton]

yes

[Scott Bernard]

Kuyawan naman ko... nawagtangan nako ug interes... hahaha!

Mas delikado pani kung mag work ka sa oil drilling or oil refineries...

[crysyani]

After all the misfortunes that transpired on Japan and Chernobyl, given the chances, does being employed in a Nuclear Power Plant still gives you good interest?

ok ra as long as you are doing your Job nya ang gadala sa companya kay tarong pagka maintain ang planta

[leo_trams]

OK ra gihapon ko.
Pero pila ang salary range karon sa Engr/Technician sa nuclear plants?

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[adhesive]

yeap, yeap..won't be and will never be unfazed by the recent situation..
salary wise, dako jud na ug sweldo daw..and during normal situations dili man sad siya hago..

[ejr0416]

posible ang nahitabo sa chernobyl, wala pa cguru I/P na converter!...

kung diri pud ka ug oil refinery...review texas oil explosion..d bah ang procedure mao mura naay sayup ato..

okay ra japon ko ani nga mga industries kay basta gana lang ang mga controls ani,wa jud blema!...

[konhon]

akip ta ana bi work sa nuclear power plant, asa man na ka repairon nato dayon wa hadlok hadlok sa army jejejejejjejejejejejeje.

[Scott Bernard]

OK ra gihapon ko.
Pero pila ang salary range karon sa Engr/Technician sa nuclear plants?

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If I were to give the preferred salary structure for those working in power plants, assuming it is here in the Philippines, the entry level compensation for engineers (level 1), should be at a minimum of 30-40K, excluding allowances and benefits, due to the risk involved. For the experienced, at around 40k up.

Personal Opinion...