Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller

OFO No: 313104

Other names for a Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller:

• Nuclear Engineering Technician
• Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller

What is a Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller?

A Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller provides technical support in a nuclear power plant. This work can cover installations, operations and maintenance of equipment and the facilities.

What does a Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller do?

• regularly inspects nuclear plant
• monitors the operating systems to make sure they are running smoothly
• operates generating systems and other equipment
• controls start up and shut down processes
• takes readings and keeps records
• cleans and maintains equipment (generators / boilers / turbines / pumps etc)

Are you . . . ?

• good with your hands?
• reliable and responsible?
• interested in nuclear energy?
• observant?
• good at record keeping?
• a team player?
• good with numbers?

How do I become a Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller?

PATH 1

• Grade 10 or TVET Certificate NQF Level 2

• Learnership – Nuclear Plant Auxiliary Systems Operations NQF Level 3, 4 and 5

• Workplace experience

TRAINING:

• CLICK HERE to check for a training institution near you to see what they offer.
• Make sure you understand their entry requirements for each course.
• To avoid scams, make sure your institution is registered with the Department of Higher Education. CLICK HERE to check accredited Private Higher Education Institutions. 

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Is becoming a Nuclear Power Plant Process Controller the right career choice for me?