Anyone ever wonder when you’re on vacation in a certain place what various types of places you could see yourself working at as a power engineer? Sometimes when I’m in a different place, country etc. I wonder what types of industries aside from oil and gas would need the types of certification that we have in Canada? 🤷🏻‍♂️ Right now in Southern California, San Diego specifically, I can see the Naval Ship yards, air craft carriers, massive buildings etc. Anyone else ever daydream like this?

Getting my offer letter this week. Pretty excited will be a big change from the coal power plant.

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Anyone work in gas plants ? I'm doing my second interview tomorrow. Would be a huge change from working in a coal plant at the power station.

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