Just stayed in Ontario with the Pickering site, the Bruce site and a wee bit at Darlington. Being four or eight unit plants, there was always an outage or outage prep. Unlike a single unit station were the unit is operated with a skeleton crew. And outside contractors brought in to perform outage work. The eight unit Bruce site is currently being run into the ground by some whack job name Robert Fisher. He's tryng to run the place as it it were a nuclear military vessel or single unit civilian power plant. In house experienced outage and maintenance people are being replaced by outside contractors because it's the way BF is used to "doing it". While it appears cheaper on paper to use contractors. The drop in the units capacity factors say otherwise. Looks good though if you "cook the books". New staff isn't being hired and trained. The workload is being carried with older staff near retirement working overtime. And retirees coming back under contract to double dip. Soon the pool of experience is going to be too old, sick or dead to work. Before that time BF will be gone along with his bonuses on top of his $68,000 per week.
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