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The document provides a work history summarizing the applicant's experience from 2008 to current working in various operator roles at a nuclear installation. Some of the key responsibilities included monitoring and operating tertiary cooling, nuclear auxiliary, and turbine systems to ensure correct plant parameters and apply corrective actions when needed. The applicant also has experience as a principal nuclear plant operator responsible for permit to work applications and on-job training. Additional experience includes control room operator duties for a waste treatment plant such as remote operation and monitoring of systems. Relevant skills include various operating regulations, permit to work authorizations, hazardous materials handling, and firefighting.
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