For the administrators who dial in from California, yeah, I'm concerned, but in many cases I didn't have much choice. I'll take what I can get, but we have backups on-site, and they can be talked through dealing with those systems. We're filling in creatively where we can.
In some cases this person will be on-site, but in many cases they won't.
We're not complacent, but we have an extreme sense of confidence in our status for the transition. We're fairly confident that there aren't going to be many problems.
The facilities departments will have command centers set up at both the North and South sites. It will be the primary responsibility of these facilities' command centers to monitor utilities and other external entities and their possible effects on continued and safe operations at MSA.
Without proper communication, people will wonder why they're left in the dark, and assume the worst.
