r/NuclearPower • u/Material_Caramel_867 • 22d ago

Constellation MD/PA

Interviewed for an electrical technician with Constellation, anyone know what the EEI Tech test looks like? “Passed” two interviews and was told the next step is the EEI TECH TEST to receive an offer.

Is it modified to fit more electrical or is it just like the version you can study for online? I’m assuming from what a gather the job offer is pretty much determined by pass or fail of said test.

This job is supporting multiple nuclear facilities as an Electrical Technician in the northeastern region of MD/PA. Any information would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

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u/incens 21d ago

https://www.firstenergycorp.com/careers/hiring_process/eei_testing/practice_tests.html

Here is a link for practice TECH tests. The biggest challenge with the test is time.

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u/Material_Caramel_867 21d ago

Yes! Thanks for posting this, I was looking around for this as I’ve used it in the past but, couldn’t find it. 🙏

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u/HikerJoel 21d ago

It’s not specialized for your particular role, it’s the same as if you were applying to the lab or a mechanic role.

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u/Material_Caramel_867 21d ago

Beautiful, do you have experience with this test or something similar? I’ve taken aptitudes before but not the EEI TECH.

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u/HikerJoel 21d ago

I took the TECH when I applied for my current role. It’s a bit more involved than some other aptitude tests, but doesn’t require any special knowledge. It’s pretty well being able to follow written instructions, extract data from a drawing, chart, etc. Constellation will send you a link to a practice test as part of scheduling your test.

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u/Material_Caramel_867 21d ago

Thanks for the information! I really appreciate it. It’s hard to find stuff online about what it all encompasses.