@jechocomision3459 if you can get a mechanic job. Especially heavy diesel, it's like 2000-2800 per week. Plus food and housing paid for, so just straight stack cash.
Thanks for the video. I recently passed the POSS/MOSS exam. Im currently looking for employment and I wanted to ask you something. What’s your best advice you could give me to starting out as as plant operator?
People will notice if you can remember the last readings on your rounds. When something goes wrong, they will ask the operator what was this number for this system, psi, temp, ect. Do your best to remember the numbers maybe for the last 2 rounds. Sure it's on the computer, but if you can just whip out off memory "oh the fan drive hz was suppose go be 8, but this last hour it was 32, then this last check it was just reading over over heated" that information really helps the mechanics, showing patterns.
Im 18 I found a position as a Hydroelectric Power Plant Operator and it just says you really only need a valid drivers license. Is this true? Am I good to apply? The pay is really good.
That seems rather odd, that would be the only requirement. I'd do some more searching for that same job, posted on another site. I've come across that in the past where they didn't put all the details on one post, turns out, the job post on one site was missing a whole paragraph that was on the next!
@Acontractuallife Thanks looking to apply in PA. I know a recruiter. I been in the fuel industry for 10 years. Hoping my recruiter connection can help me get in the door. You are much appreciated
Really cool buddy. Enjoyed your video
Really Inspiring and well explained, please what degree does someone need to work at power plant, to be an operator or technician?
Make more videos buddy, I want to work there powerplant operator or mechanic or welder
@jechocomision3459 if you can get a mechanic job. Especially heavy diesel, it's like 2000-2800 per week. Plus food and housing paid for, so just straight stack cash.
Thanks for the video.
I recently passed the POSS/MOSS exam. Im currently looking for employment and I wanted to ask you something. What’s your best advice you could give me to starting out as as plant operator?
People will notice if you can remember the last readings on your rounds. When something goes wrong, they will ask the operator what was this number for this system, psi, temp, ect.
Do your best to remember the numbers maybe for the last 2 rounds. Sure it's on the computer, but if you can just whip out off memory "oh the fan drive hz was suppose go be 8, but this last hour it was 32, then this last check it was just reading over over heated" that information really helps the mechanics, showing patterns.
are the checks done every 2 hours?
@@davidduron4754 top of every hour, then a big inspection at midnight
Im 18 I found a position as a Hydroelectric Power Plant Operator and it just says you really only need a valid drivers license. Is this true? Am I good to apply? The pay is really good.
That seems rather odd, that would be the only requirement. I'd do some more searching for that same job, posted on another site.
I've come across that in the past where they didn't put all the details on one post, turns out, the job post on one site was missing a whole paragraph that was on the next!
I am looking for a power Plant Operator job could you please refer
@Karthi_Booma I noticed it's a bit slim pickins. But amentum has a few, I think KBR had one or 2 but that was a while ago.
Thank you so much for your immediate reply I will check please let me know if you found something
Do you need formal education for this position?
@hustlesoldseparately7988 no. But need some kind of experience being an operator of some kind. And a positive attitude.
@Acontractuallife Thanks looking to apply in PA. I know a recruiter. I been in the fuel industry for 10 years. Hoping my recruiter connection can help me get in the door. You are much appreciated
@@hustlesoldseparately7988 heck yeah, you gonna do great things!
Ia Oneok inc any good? They have one in El Paso open.
are the checks done every 2 hours?