Memento presented to Ron Cecil for service at NPD

Artifact Number:

2022-038

Description

An outline image of the Nuclear Power Demonstration (NPD) generating station presented to Ron Cecil for his 15 years of service.  The engraved plastic sheet is mounted on a 10 cm by 25 cm wooden base and stands 15 cm tall overall.

Details

Keywords:
retirement memento; npd reactor
Date:
1980
Associated artifacts:
See also Artifact 2020-037.
Notes:
Ron Cecil worked at NPD before transferring to AECL where he worked at NRU as well as on off-shore CANDU commissioning projects.
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