Vladimir ARTISIUK

Nuclear Safety Security: E&T issues

03 September , 2013

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Topics for discussion

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Review of recent international E&T

programmes in nuclear safety security 1

2 Challenge of knowledge transfer to

emerging nuclear countries

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Introductory Statement to Board of Governors

by IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano

1 March 2010 Vienna, Austria

We have already re-focussed our activities to help meet the needs of

newcomers to nuclear power. I firmly believe that access to nuclear

power should not be limited to developed countries. It should also be

available to interested developing countries to help them lift their

people out of poverty. Naturally, it is the sovereign right of every

Member State to decide whether or not to introduce nuclear power.

The Agency will provide as much assistance as possible to countries

which take this option. My goal is that Member States embarking on

the path towards introducing nuclear power should start to see

tangible progress in the years to come as a result of the Agency´s

efforts.

http://www.iaea.org/newscenter/statem

ents/2010/amsp2010n001.html

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Expectation on the side of emerging nuclear

countries Technical Meeting

Topical Issues on Infrastructure Development:

Managing the Development of National Infrastructure for Nuclear Power

Vienna 9-12 February 2010-02-09

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IAEA Publications

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Capacity building in

nuclear security: HRD

Master of Science

programme in nuclear

security

Certificate programme

in nuclear security

2010

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ENEN: NUSHARE Project (2013-2017)

PROJECT FOR SHARING & GROWING NUCLEAR SAFETY COMPETENCE

NUSHARE (Grant Agreement no 335530 – signed on 17 December 2012)

The NUSHARE project originated as a Euratom E&T initiative after the Great East

Japan Earthquake on 11 March 2011.

The objective of NUSHARE is to develop and implement training and informing

activities in order to share and grow, across the EU, the safety culture in nuclear

installations. Security aspects (in particular, proliferation resistance and physical

protection) will also be treated.

Three groups of citizens :

(TG1) Policy and decision makers

(TG2) Nuclear Regulatory Authorities and TSO

Staff members of those organizations

(TG3) Industry

Managers and operators in the nuclear industry,

systems suppliers (vendors, engineering companies, etc) and

energy providers (electric utilities, etc).

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DOJO for Global Nuclear Safety&Security in Japan 1/2

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People to be developed by the Program

Person who works as an international leader

in the nuclear-related field in terms of nuclear

safety/security area, having

extensive expertise and strong leadership:

Global Nuclear Safety and Security Agent

Department of Nuclear Engineering,

Graduate School of Science and Engineering,

Tokyo Institute of Technology,

Program Coordinator

Prof. Masaki Saito

From presentation of M.Saito2nd International Seminar on “Global Nuclear Human Resource

Development for Safety, Security and Safeguard”

-Fukushima Daiichi Accident-

February 18-26, 2013

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DOJO

course

DOJO for Global Nuclear Safety&Security in Japan 2/2

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Institute of Global Nuclear Safety NNRU MEPhI, Obninsk, Russia

From presentation of A.Agapov, 22-24 Nov, 2013, WS on Nuclear Security Culture

Wide spectrum of nuclear safety&security programmes

• for students (graduate&postgraduate level) and

• specialists

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Signing Practical Arrangements between IAEA, JSC “Concern ROSENERGOATOM” and Central Institute for Continuing Education&Training

Left to right

V.G. Asmolov, First Deputy of General

Director of Rosenergoatom;

A.V. Bychkov, Deputy Director General

of the IAEA,

Yu.N. Seleznev, Rector of CICE&T

Objectives:

Rosenergoatom, CICE&T and IAEA

reached understanding that enhancing

interaction between them requires

cooperation in the following areas:

•Exchange and dissemination of

information, including release of joint

publications;

•Mutual support in establishing

training courses to develop human

resources for countries embarking on

the way of developing nuclear power;

Organizing joint missions to evaluate

requests from recipient-countries

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Personnel for Nuclear Programme •Nuclear Energy Program Implementing

Organization (NEPIO)

•Regulatory body (RB)

•Operating organization (OO)

Key personnel

2. Skill pool

Essentials of HRD in Emerging Nuclear Countries

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Milestones Milestone 1: Understanding the commitment (pre-project)

Milestone 2: Ready to request bid for the first NPP

Milestone 3: Ready to commission and operate the first NPP

Elements of Nuclear Infrastructure

National Position Legal Framework

Regulatory Framework Radiation Protection

Financing Human Resource

Safeguards Security

Emergency Planning Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Nuclear Waste Environmental Protection

Nuclear Safety Sites selection

Stakeholder Involvement Electrical Grid

Management Industrial Involvement

Procurement

Nuclear Infrastructure Issues

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CICET

2. Skill pool

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ROSATOM Phase Based E&T Solutions

Purpose:

to provide support for new entrants on how-to-

become-the- knowledgeable- customer at each

phase of nuclear power programme development

Targets:

• Nuclear infrastructure organizations;

• Organizations involved in the process of

localization (service organizations, technical

support organizations, universities, etc)

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Products&Services:

• Workshops to provide information on nuclear power technologies& associated

services in new-entrants (1-2 days);

• Short-term training courses for skilled national personnel (1 week- 1month);

• Middle-term courses for building specific competencies (1-6 months)

• Long-term training for key personnel (1-3 yrs)

• University education in Russia (2- 6 years)

• Support of training localization (var)

2. Skill pool

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Training of foreign staff in CICET (person*day/year)

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Training Solutions

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Practical experience

Balakovo NPP

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Theoretical course in

CICET

Practical experience: FSS,

TC of Balakovo NPP

Technical Tour: SG

manufacturing plant

Typical arrangements

3.HRD for newcomers

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Basic course

on safety of nuclear technologies

Training dates: 17.09– 14.12. 2012.

Training language: English.

Trainees: VAEA (3),

VINATOM (2),

VARANS (5)

Total: 10 persons

Simulator application for safety analysis

Training dates: 19.11– 14.12. 2012.

Training language: English.

Trainees: VARANS (6),

Total: 6 persons

Courses were developed in cooperation ROSTECHNADZOR (Regulatory body),

GIDROPRESS (VVER designer)& IBRAE

Training Course Development in 2012: Build up the technical competences for regulatory body

(bilateral cooperation with VN)

2. Skill pool

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Training in Cooperatiоn with ENEN (European Nuclear Education Network Association)

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Engineering aspects of nuclear fuel fabrication: from mining to manufacturing fuel

assemblies

Training dates: 21.05– 16.05.2012.

Training language: English.

Trainees : Italy (2),

Romania (4),

Slovakia (2),

IPPE (2),

MEPhI (1)

Total : 11 persons

Scope: the course aims to familiarize postgraduates

and specialists from Europe with specific features of

Russian technologies of nuclear fuel fabrication.

Content: the course comprises lectures, practical

assignments and technical tour of Mashinostroitelny

Zavod, Electrostal (Fuel company “TVEL”).

Duration: 36 academic hours (following the test the

trainees were awarded ECTS grades )

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Analysis of training needs (case of AFRA-NEST Countries)

1-st GA AFRA-NEST, 26-30 August, Tanzania

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CICET: International Workshop on Nuclear Security Culture, 20-22 November, 2012

Totally: 37 participants,

Including 16 from

Armenia,

Belarus,

Bangladesh,

China,

Hungary,

Turkey,

USA

The Workshop was organized as a follow-up of initiative of the President of

Russian Federation announced at Summit on Nucleas Safety and Security in

Seoul (2012)

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The-First-in-the-World Nuclear Power Plant

27 June, 1954

Obninsk Institute of Nuclear Power Engineering - Branch of

National Research Nuclear University MEPhI

Institute of Global Nuclear Safety

Central Institute

for Continuing Education&Training

1967

(SAEC “ROSATOM”)

Obninsk- Cradle of the NPP Development

1.Introduction

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Welcome to CICET: 2-nd International Workshop

on Nuclear Security Culture, 4-5 December, 2013

(“gift” to the Nuclear Security Summit in Hague)