NUKE (ET, EM, MM) rating info sheets...

prop827 · 02-22-2012, 03:38 PM

EM's deal with all the wiring and electrical work in the power plant. Fixing circuits and breakers, and doing routine maintenance work on the electrical generation systems on Carriers and Subs. On Subs, there are ONLY nuke EM's so you get the added pleasure of fixing ALL the electrical stuff, not just the nuke stuff. EM's are glorified electricians.

ETs on the other hand, sit around and drink energy drinks.... sorry, I'm a little biased. They operate the reactor controls and do maintenance on the control systems. They spend a lot of time sitting at the control panels. They also do maintenance, but its on smaller circuits and solid state circuits, so not nearly as much maintenance as EMs.

As far as Nuke goes, you really don't get to choose which one you'll be, they will tell you. You request your top 2 jobs from the three, but they pick it for you. So be prepared for the worst and hope for the best.

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02-22-2012, 03:38 PM	#7
prop827 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 633 Rep Power: 0	EM's deal with all the wiring and electrical work in the power plant. Fixing circuits and breakers, and doing routine maintenance work on the electrical generation systems on Carriers and Subs. On Subs, there are ONLY nuke EM's so you get the added pleasure of fixing ALL the electrical stuff, not just the nuke stuff. EM's are glorified electricians. ETs on the other hand, sit around and drink energy drinks.... sorry, I'm a little biased. They operate the reactor controls and do maintenance on the control systems. They spend a lot of time sitting at the control panels. They also do maintenance, but its on smaller circuits and solid state circuits, so not nearly as much maintenance as EMs. As far as Nuke goes, you really don't get to choose which one you'll be, they will tell you. You request your top 2 jobs from the three, but they pick it for you. So be prepared for the worst and hope for the best.