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Toshiba to Increase Engineers for Nuclear Power Plant Biz

Posted on: Friday, 4 July 2008, 18:00 CDT on RedOrbit.com Tokyo, July 4 (Jiji Press)--Toshiba Corp. President Atsutoshi Nishida said in an interview with Jiji Press Friday that the company plans to hire some thousand engineers over the next several years to meet strong demand for nuclear power plants...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 07-06-2008
Areva To Hire 500 Engineers for Lynchburg Location

WSLS News Staff & Lynchburg News & Advance Published: June 6, 2008 Updated 11:56 a.m. By Bryan Gentry Lynchburg News & Advance Denise Woernle, Areva’s director of corporate communications, said most of the new jobs in Lynchburg will be engineering positions paying $60,000 to $100,000 per...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 06-11-2008
Chattanooga: Nuclear may power local jobs

From: timesfreepress.com Chattanooga is going back to the future to reclaim part of its manufacturing base. Economic recruiters hope the Tennessee Valley can capitalize on the predicted revival of nuclear power to regain some of the engineering, construction and manufacturing jobs the region shed after...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 06-11-2008
Online Radiation Protection School

The program is 6 months. 99% of our students are through our student loan program. We are approved through the Work Force Investment Act in Ohio. Which means if a person is low income per number of dependents or on unemployment, they are eligible for 100% payment by WIA. Many of our students have been...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by SESINC on 05-10-2008
Indian Land, SC opens doors to nuclear energy HQ - Up to 400 engineering and development jobs planned

From The Herald INDIAN LAND -- The URS Nuclear Center is positioned to be at the heart of a "nuclear renaissance" over the next decade, company officials said Monday. And one Palmetto State lawmaker pledged to fight for pro-nuclear energy policies in Washington during a dedication ceremony...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 05-06-2008
NRC - need surge of new talent

From timesunion.com By ERIC ANDERSON , Deputy business editor TROY -- The agency that oversees the nuclear power industry is facing "massive" retirements and is scrambling to recruit as nuclear energy is once again expanding. But unlike a decade or two ago, "young people today see a real...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 04-24-2008
Fuel Handler

Hello, I'm a outage worker. I've been doing Nozzle Dams for three years now. My goal is to get on a crew handling fuel by this fall. If anyone knows who I need to call or if your crew needs a good hand let me know!!! Thanks for your time, Colt.

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Colt on 04-01-2008
New nuclear baby boom

A nuclear renaissance could lead to a population explosion, according to new research published today concluding that nuclear workers' lives are being enriched to a greater degree by fertile relationships. The lead scientist on the research project, Flora Lopi of the International Institute of Human...

Posted to World Nuclear News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-01-2008
Re: Nuclear Career

Hi emgineering, There are several companies that are hiring entry level engineers, including several utilities. There are several questions that you probably need to ask yourself like...do you want to relocate and if yes, where?.. do you want to work for a larger company or a smaller one? both offer...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 03-31-2008
A jobs boom is shaking nuclear industry

By Jane M. Von Bergen Philly.com - Inquirer Staff Writer Forgive the pun, but engineer Jennifer Lee, 25, radiates enthusiasm when she talks about her job at the Limerick nuclear plant near Pottstown. Her blond hair swings, her blue eyes flash, and she launches into a riff: "Nuclear plants are so...

Posted to Nuclear Careers (Forum) by Highrad on 03-10-2008

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