Seay v. Alabama Power Co.

BRADLEY, Judge.

This is a workmen’s compensation case.

Ewell D. Seay, the appellant, was employed by the Alabama Power Company from April 1980 until September 24, 1980. He worked as a security guard at the Farley Nuclear Plant.

The main duty of the security force is surveillance, and this is carried out by on-foot inspection, motor patrol, and television surveillance. The security guards on the day shift normally arrive for work at 5:30 a.m. After a thirty minute briefing, each guard goes to a post at the plant facility. The guard stays at that post for two hours and then moves to another post.…