Retired DoD nuclear quality assurance specialist/inspector. Involved some glove box and clean room work. Part of my duties required crawling around submarine reactor compartments where I had to wear the Homer suit:
So! That is a picture of you in your avatar! That job description explains it!
@derryb said:
Retired DoD nuclear quality assurance specialist/inspector. Involved some glove box and clean room work. Part of my duties required crawling around submarine reactor compartments where I had to wear the Homer suit:
@derryb said:
Retired DoD nuclear quality assurance specialist/inspector. Involved some glove box and clean room work. Part of my duties required crawling around submarine reactor compartments where I had to wear the Homer suit:
You ever do any work out of kings bay naval base in st.marys georgia?
Owner of a steel fabrication company that does structural steel for commercial buildings. We have worked on projects in 19 states and 4 countries including hospitals, casinos, schools, industrial plants and the last addition to Lambeau Field.
Have collected off and on since the 70s. Got serious about doing a complete US type set 3 years ago.
Retired from USAF as MSgt after 23 years in 1992.
Spent a few years managing Toys R Us stores.
Got involved with working with the Deaf with a Sign Language interpreting agency and have done that for 25 years. Not ready to retire from this yet.
Started collecting coins when I was 5 with a Library of Coins set of 2 of the Lincoln cent holders gifted by my Grandmother. I haven't quit collecting completely but eye sight is going and it is hard to appreciate what you can't see well.
@derryb said:
Retired DoD nuclear quality assurance specialist/inspector. Involved some glove box and clean room work. Part of my duties required crawling around submarine reactor compartments where I had to wear the Homer suit:
You ever do any work out of kings bay naval base in st.marys georgia?
Yep, transferred there when they closed Charleston Naval Shipyard. Retired from there about 10 yrs ago. Did no nuc work at KB, as it is done by active duty sailors there. Before retirement, I trained civilian submarine non nuclear maintenance workforce at KB.
The subs at KB are the large Ohio class trident missile boats. Much larger than the older class boats I spent most of my career working on.
@derryb said:
Retired DoD nuclear quality assurance specialist/inspector. Involved some glove box and clean room work. Part of my duties required crawling around submarine reactor compartments where I had to wear the Homer suit:
You ever do any work out of kings bay naval base in st.marys georgia?
Yep, transferred there when they closed Charleston Naval Shipyard. Retired from there about 10 yrs ago. Did no nuc work at KB, as it is done by active duty sailors there. Before retirement, I trained civilian submarine non nuclear maintenance workforce at KB.
The subs at KB are the large Ohio class trident missile boats. Much larger than the older class boats I spent most of my career working on.
That's pretty cool man! I lived there for.a few years when I was younger. It's beautiful in st.marys .
I'm an operations technician for parks and rec. Have been for almost 10 years. Love it, best job I've ever had (and the only one that let's me fish at work)...
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Retired DoD nuclear quality assurance specialist/inspector. Involved some glove box and clean room work. Part of my duties required crawling around submarine reactor compartments where I had to wear the Homer suit:
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So! That is a picture of you in your avatar! That job description explains it!
You ever do any work out of kings bay naval base in st.marys georgia?
Owner of a steel fabrication company that does structural steel for commercial buildings. We have worked on projects in 19 states and 4 countries including hospitals, casinos, schools, industrial plants and the last addition to Lambeau Field.
Have collected off and on since the 70s. Got serious about doing a complete US type set 3 years ago.
Retired from USAF as MSgt after 23 years in 1992.
Spent a few years managing Toys R Us stores.
Got involved with working with the Deaf with a Sign Language interpreting agency and have done that for 25 years. Not ready to retire from this yet.
Started collecting coins when I was 5 with a Library of Coins set of 2 of the Lincoln cent holders gifted by my Grandmother. I haven't quit collecting completely but eye sight is going and it is hard to appreciate what you can't see well.
Yep, transferred there when they closed Charleston Naval Shipyard. Retired from there about 10 yrs ago. Did no nuc work at KB, as it is done by active duty sailors there. Before retirement, I trained civilian submarine non nuclear maintenance workforce at KB.
The subs at KB are the large Ohio class trident missile boats. Much larger than the older class boats I spent most of my career working on.
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Debt
That's pretty cool man! I lived there for.a few years when I was younger. It's beautiful in st.marys .
I'm an operations technician for parks and rec. Have been for almost 10 years. Love it, best job I've ever had (and the only one that let's me fish at work)...
Wish I could fish at work
100% positive transactions with SurfinxHI, bigole, 1madman, collectorcoins, proofmorgan, Luke Marshall, silver pop, golden egg, point five zero,coin22lover, alohagary, blaircountycoin,joebb21