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ENEN - NUSHARE
Education, Training and Information
programs strengthening competences and
excellence in Nuclear Safety Culture
Pedro Diéguez Porras Secretary General
European Nuclear Education Network
IAEA Workshop for Senior Managers on Leadership and Culture for Safety
Paris, France - September 29th, 2015
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The main objective is the preservation and further
development of expertise in the nuclear fields by
higher Education & Training
Promote and further develop the collaboration in nuclear
education and training of students, researchers and professionals
Ensure the quality of nuclear education and training
Increase the attractiveness for engagement in the nuclear fields
for students, researchers and professionals
Promote life-long learning and career development at post-
graduate or equivalent level
ENEN Association - Objectives
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ENEN Members in March 2015
67 Members from 24 Countries:
6 Research Centers, 5 Companies, 50 Universities
and 6 international institutions
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EMSNE Certification PhD Event & Prize
2009 2013
Signature of Practical Arrangements with IAEA This year was held in ICAPP’2015
Competitive and friendly presentation of
research in Nuclear fields.
12 Finalists, of which 3 winners
Networking
E & T
K. Mg.
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OBJECTIVE: to develop and implement
Education, Training and Information programmes
strengthening competences required for achieving
excellence in .
From January 2013 to December 2016, a 4-years action!
.EU Project proposed by:
• Commissioner for Research and Innovation
• Commissioner for Energy
after the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami in 2011.
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.EU
Target Group 1
Policy decision
makers &
opinion leaders
Single Beneficiary of NUSHARE
Target Group 2
Nuclear
Regulatory
Authorities &
TSOs
Target Group 3
Electric utilities,
suppliers, &
providers of
Nuclear services
EUROPEAN NUCLEAR EDUCATION NETWORK
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• Development of concepts and basic programmes
• NUSHARE Catalogue (NSC training courses - live document)
It includes 45 offers for E.T.I. schemes offered by 20 providers
• Stakeholders’ Meeting (Brussels, March 13-14, 2014)
• Implementation of Information & Training actions 2015-
2016
.EU
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Contribution to the Hearing on the new
European Nuclear Safety Directive in the Committee on
Industry, Research And Energy (ITRE) in the EU Parliament
in February 2014
“ENEN proposed the support to the
Education and Training in the nuclear
field as a necessary contribution to
assure the Nuclear Safety throughout
Europe and beyond, together with the
promotion of a healthy Nuclear Safety
Culture”.
“The NUSHARE Project, as a service
to the European citizens, aims at
enhancing and better spreading of
nuclear safety culture principles, in
line with the emphasis on this aspect
in the proposed amendments to the
new Nuclear Safety Directive”.
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CEA – INSTN: Analysis of TG1 profiles
Political
sphere
Medical
community Journalists
Education
(secondary level)
Public opinion (everybody)
Professionally involved in DM Influential to DM (IDM)
Scientifically-based
information
Safety-founded
decision Public forum, polls,
elections,…
Analysis of the profile of TG1 based on Decision making (DM) influence
TG1-1 TG1-2 TG1-3 TG1-4
*DM, Decision Making
**IDM, Influential to Decision Making TG1-2 and TG1-4 temporarily discarded
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CEA – INSTN: Development of informational modules
Information reference scheme based on 4 modules and 2 case studies
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CEA – INSTN: participation of Stakeholders
Negotiation of agreements with:
• Schools of Political Science in France
• Schools of Journalism in France and in Europe
Pilot sessions implemented with:
• ANCCLI, l’Association Nationale des Comités et Commissions Locales d’Information
• Group of Municipalities with Nuclear Facilities
New participants:
• European Nuclear Society
• World Federation of Science Journalists
Didn’t worked!
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Informed and scientific based material written
by Journalists for journalists
Media Educational Package
on Nuclear Safety Culture!
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ENSTTI: training for RB and TSOs personnel
Implementation of the training courses for RB and TSOs personnel with new dedicated modules of NSC adapted to all staff levels.
• Induction to Nuclear Safety
• Target public: Junior level staff
• Collaboration of GRS, venue in Munich, in June 2015
• Evaluation of Safety Culture
• Target public: Middle management
• Collaboration of VTT in Romania, in Sept. 2015
• Management leadership and Safety Culture
• Target public: Top management
• Collaboration of INBEx in France, in Nov. 2015
• Legal basics course. Under negotiation
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Tecnatom: Training in N.S.C. for Top Managers
New course on Nuclear Safety Culture for Top Managers with state of the art training methodologies and scientific knowledge.
Nuclear Safety Culture + Organizational culture
Content: 1. Understanding the Safety case.
2. Evolution of Regulatory Systems and the relation to Culture. • Inclusion of Safety Culture in the Regulatory Systems.
3. Understanding of “Culture”.
4. Development of Safety Culture. Main Steps. • Cultures in Europe. Examples of European countries.
5. Assessment of Safety Culture.
6. Culture change: Scientific evidences and Leadership lever.
7. Learning from other industries.
8. Development of leadership competences effectively. • Development and assessment of a personalized action plan.
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Tecnatom: Training in N.S.C. for Top Managers
International cooperation
• Interaction with WANO, IAEA and INPO
• New methodology validated during test sessions
• Subject matter experts as facilitators
• New training tools
Implementation
• 2 Training courses for top managers in industry – Subject matter experts and state of the art methodology
– Blended learning format
– Dates: Q4 of 2015 and Q4 of 2016
– FREE attendance
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Conclusions
• ENEN is working hard to network between European Universities,
Research Centers and Industry to increment the efficiency and
benefits of Education & Training activities
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Open for participation!
Pedro Diéguez Porras Secretary General
Contact: [email protected]
European Nuclear Education Network
Centre CEA de Saclay, INSTN, Bat. 395
F-91191 Gif sur Yvette Cedex, France
Tel: +33 1 69 08 97 57
www.enen-assoc.org