-: You know I feel like we're tasked with a huge
responsibility 'cause of the implications
of something happening at these places,
are great and vast, and just the sense
of that you come home at the end of the day thinking
we kept these places safe and secure.
Are they operating the way they should be?
We saved the environment, we saved the public,
we saved the community, we saved confidence in the agency.
Is very self rewarding I guess, 'cause he has
a major impact at the national level, local level,
federal level, and internationally.
The biggest challenge of day to day
is like, challenging the unknown.
You don't know exactly, you're a master of all trades.
We're looking at welding, we're looking at piping,
we're looking at the procedures, we're looking
at valves and systems and all these
integrated engineering systems.
And it's just questioning the unknown like,
are there something we're overlooking or not seeing?
There's always this concern that something may happen,
even though we're very conservative
and we take great safety margins.
And they don't call it a mistake by accident.
So but thankfully we've never had serious issues
at these nuclear power plants.
Things worked as they should be.
We do take into consider account, conservatism
and safety margins to a great extent, and luckily
we haven't faced those kind of issues.