Re: T.W. Background

[Greg Holmes <greg -dot- holmes -at- gmail -dot- com>]

"A.H." wrote:

>I was just wondering about your backgrounds and
>training in T.W.

>I have a few questions:

>Where did you go to school?
Well, I could give you the name of my high school ...
The Navy's Nuclear Planner course is probably the
closest thing to formal training that I have.

>What was your major?
See above.  "Life"? ;)

>How did you end up in this industry?
Writing nuclear repair procedures that needed to
distill a room full of documents, manuals, and drawings
down to a binder that people on the worksite could
follow, without violating any requirements, hurting anybody,
or breaking anything else.  Oh yeah, and that actually
would accomplish the work.  Tricky ...

I quickly realized upon getting out that the writing
part had way more opportunity than the nuclear part.

>Does its future look bright?
I certainly hope so ... I've also developed some web
skills, and a little programming skill along the way.
You never know what's going to happen, but
analyzing things and breaking them down into steps
or other discrete components will always be a useful
skill.

Greg Holmes

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