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Power Engineers! As many of us know all too well, the nature of our work often requires us to work shifts that can fall on weekends, nights, and, yes, even holidays. While we take pride in keeping our facility running 24/7/365, working on holidays can be challenging, missing out on time with family and friends during special occasions. It got me thinking about which Canadian holiday is the least favourite among us to work. Each holiday comes with its own vibe and the kind of festivities we might miss out on. Feel free to share your experiences, any particular reasons why you chose the holiday you did, or how you make the best of working on these special days. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and stories!

Just a question for everyone while I’m waiting to be bussed to site. What do you prefer working as a shift worker night shift or day shift? What’s your truck for flipping quickly into night shift mode and getting a good quality sleep? Myself I’m partial to nights, I can get more studying done at the panel, but also don’t mind day shift!

Power Engineers! I'd be interested in hearing how many of you have written two power engineering exams in one day and what your results were! I did this twice throughout my power engineering career with the following results: January 10, 2011 4A Power Engineering Exam: 77.3% 4B Power Engineering Exam: 71.3% Total Score: 77.3% + 71.3% = 148.6% August 2, 2011 3B1 Power Engineering Exam: 71.7% 3B2 Power Engineering Exam: 74% Total Score: 71.7% + 74% = 145.7% Feel free to drop your stories below. How did you get ready for it all? Any good tips for keeping composure when it feels like too much? I think it could be super helpful for anyone thinking about doing the same thing. My strategy was to study longer for the exam I figured I was weaker in (multiple months) and then review the other exam material 2 to 3 weeks prior to the exam date. Can’t wait to hear what you guys have to say and what you're total score was! Thanks @Arun Sharma for the idea for this post!

I am starting my 3rd class ticket, work has given me 18 months to finish. I am thinking of doing 3b2-3b1-3A1-3A2. In that order. I was going to try and get done in 6-8 months. Any thoughts?