Nuclear engineering

Nuclear engineering for safety, control and security

24 - 25 March 2021 | Online

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Fully supported by the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR), Nuclear Engineering for safety, control and security provides invaluable solutions to the sector’s challenges.

About the conference

2021’s event includes updates on Advanced Nuclear Technologies and Hinkley Point C as well as providing practical advice on cybersecurity, digital transformation, human factors and more.

This technical conference will benefit engineers, managers and safety specialists as well as students and those looking to move into the Nuclear industry.

Join us online to benefit from a high-level view on Advanced Nuclear Technologies alongside detail that you can apply to your own workplace.

Reasons to attend

  • An opportunity for you to question the ONR in a less formal situation than an inspection. They are great supporters of this event and welcome the chance to talk to you there
  • Aimed at C&I, design, safety and systems engineers and managers, all talks will be relevant to you
  • Technical sessions always give you practical advice for current challenges and make you consider what innovation is right for nuclear new build in the UK and globally
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Benefits of attending virtually

  • Take part from any country, home or workplace
  • Reduced delegate fee
  • No travel or hotel expenses

Pricing

Conference Member - £150
Conference Non-member - £200
Student/apprentice/new graduate - £20
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The 8th Nuclear Engineering conference provides a perfect forum for hearing from the ONR about what is expected of personnel working in nuclear facilities whilst learning from engineers, managers and other specialists implementing solutions to challenges the whole industry faces, whatever the facility

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Featured speakers

Richard Deakin, Director, Low-Cost Nuclear Challenge UKRI

Richard Deakin, Director, Low-Cost Nuclear Challenge UKRI

Chris Johnson, Queen’s University Belfast

Chris Johnson, Queen’s University Belfast

Robin Shirtcliffe

Robin Shritcliffe, Technical Lead Engineer: Reactor Island Control and Instrumentation, Rolls Royce

Tom Hughes

Tom Hughes, Nuclear Safety Culture Lead at EDF Energy (HPC)