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My father in law was a radio engineer (retired) that had a job installing equipment in a nuclear power plant. He had to go all over the facility for weeks. Base
by irrational 5y ago
My father in law was a radio engineer (retired) that had a job installing equipment in a nuclear power plant. He had to go all over the facility for weeks. Based on the article, I would think his clearance would have been S, but the author seems to think S has been discontinued. I’ll have to ask him to see if he remembers when they come over for Thanksgiving.
- aerostable_slug 5y agoIt's possible his access authorization was granted by NRC, not DOE. I've gone through DOE/NNSA processes and what I needed for plant access (pentesting for a utility) was through NRC and a bit different.