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CNESTEN

Role of Nuclear Research Centre to develop

knowledge and skills in nuclear applications

Taïb MARFAK

Head of HR & Communication Division

CNESTEN

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CNESTEN

OUTLINE



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National Context

(population, energy,

electricity, …)

National Centre for Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology CNESTEN (mission, vision, organization, activities, infrastructures, ….)

CNESTEN Human Resources activities and challenges

CNESTEN National and

Regional roles and

contributions


CNESTEN

NATIONAL CONTEXT



Population : 33,5 Million inhabitants (Growth rate 1 %) Surface : 710 850 km² GDP : 3400 US $/Capita Energy Consumption : 570 kg of oil equivalent per capita Electrical Consumption : 27 000 GWh (in 2014) Energy dependency : 90 % Imported Electricity : 17 % (2014) 4500 X Rays medical equipment 350 Medical accelerators 20 Nuclear Medicine Centres 2 Cyclotrons Research reactor 2 MW power 30 NDT Companies


CNESTEN

CNESTEN MISSIONS & VISION



Nuclear Research Develop scientific research in nuclear science

and technology

.

Promotion Promote nuclear science and technology

applications in social and economic sectors

Nuclear Power Program Contribute to the development of nuclear

infrastructure for a nuclear power

program

.

Technical Support Support the national authorities in the fields of

radiation

and NSSS, emergency preparedness &

response

Develop Regional and international partnership

• Become a multidisciplinary IAEA collaborating centre in nuclear

applications

• Establish a training and education reference centre at national and

regional levels in nuclear science and technology

Preserve and maintain Human Resources

• Develop and preserve the human capital and expertise

Maintain a high level of Nuclear Safety & Security

• Maintain a high level of nuclear safety & Security

• Support development of national capacity building (RP, NS, EPR,

…)

Increase the Centre Performance

• Enhance utilization of Maamora NRC facilities

• Develop self-reliance capability

• Perform R&D to address national societal needs

MISSIONS STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES 2020


Socio - economic operators

CNESTEN

CNESTEN ACTIVITIES & PARTNERSHIP



Water Isotope Hydrology, Climate change

Environment Pollution assessment

Agriculture Soil erosion, desertification

Industry NDT, Radiotracers, Instrumentation

Energy Contributing to Nuclear Power

Plant Program

Material Science Solar energy.

Safety & Security Radiation protection, safety study

Research institutions

& Universities

NGOs

International cooperation

Health Provinding radiopharmaceuticals,

Biology, Nutrition


CNESTEN

CNESTEN INFRASTRUCTURE & ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE



General Direction

Scientist Directorate

80 Persons

Nuclear Installations Directorate

50 Persons

Safety & Security Directorate

40 Persons

Support Directorate

60 Persons

General Secratery (Auditing, Information System,

Communication, …)

Projects

Pluriannual Programs

Vision

More than 60 Projects are developed in relation with end users.

Projects

Some 15 Programs are developed in socio economic sectors

Programs

Each 5 years CNESTEN makes a global evaluation and

establishes a new objectives for the next coming years

Vision & Strategy

Nuclear Research Centre

2 MW research reactor

15 Laboratories


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AND CHALLENGES



Main Challenges

1. Recruitment

2. Senior departure

3. Increase the individual and collective performace

2016 : CNESTEN STAFF 260 PERSONS

200

210

220

230

240

250

260

270

280

290

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

70 % 30 %

Average age : 41 years

20 International Experts

72 %

28 % PhD and Engineers

Scientists and Technicians

440 Persons

260 CNESTEN Staff 80 Subcontractors 100 Students and traineers


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : JOBS & POSITIONS MAPPING



8 Professional Families or Groups

32 Jobs

102 Positions

Research

Reactor operating and utilisation

Radioisotpes Production

Radioactive waste management

Technical Support

Strategic Planning

Marketing, Commercial, Cooperation,

Communication

Administration Support (Budget, Finance, HR, …)

Professional Families


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT & DEVELOPMENT



1200 Day-Man/Year distributed as

Core Competencies 46%

Quality Management 19%

Personal Development 29%

Support 6%

Nuclear Safety & Security

Facility Management

Statistics and Mathematics

Chemical Analysis

Radiometric Analysis

Material Sciences

Nuclear Instrumentation

NDT

RIA

Radioactive waste

Training needs


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : ANNUAL TRAINING PROGRAMS



790 Day-Man/Year

Period : 2013-2015

Nuclear Safety & Security

Reactor

Radiopharmaceuticals

Chemical Analysis

Radiometric Analysis


NDT

Radioactive waste

Core Competencies

53%

Support 47%

Project Management

Communication

Marketing

Coaching

Quality Management

Business Plan

Budget

Public Contracts

International cooperation : IAEA,

France, USA, … Inside


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : CURRENT PROGRAMS 2016/2017



1. Implementing an evaluation system for individual

and collective performance

2. Performing the current information system


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : CONTRIBUTION TO EDUCATIONAL & PROFESSIONNEL SYSTEMS



140 Students/Year

420 Mounths total duration

23 % PhD and 10 % Engeneers,

Bio-medical research

Nutrition

Radiopharmaceuticals Production

Water & Climate

Environment & natural resources

Material Sciences


NDT

Agriculture

Radioactive waste

Reactor technology

Training Areas and domains

Quality management

• 1000 Young schoolars/Year

• Visits, opened doors, conferences,

scientific competitions and exhibitions

• Agreements with the ministry of education

and physics teachers association

230 Professional & Agent/Year

52 Weeks total duration

Nuclear Security 62 %

NDT 24 %

Radiation Protection 14 %


CNESTEN

CNESTEN : REGIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS



NDT

Radiation protection

Nuclear Security

Emergency Situations

Radioactive Waste Management

Soil erosion

Training Areas and Domains

Environment & Natural Resources

Hydrology

Operating Reactor

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2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Number of IAEA Trainees/Year

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100

200

300

400

500

600

700

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Duration Weeks/Year


CNESTEN



1. IAEA Collaborating Centre in water nuclear applications (2016-2019)

CNESTEN : REGIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS ‘IAEA-AFRA’

2. AFRA Designated Centre in :

• Isotope hydrolgy (2010)

• Nutrition (2011)

• Radiation Protection (2013)

• NDT (2016)

• Radioactive waste management and reactor operations are undergoing


CNESTEN



CNESTEN : REGIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS ‘IAEA-AFRA’

3. IAEA & AFRA Annual Programs :

• More than 30 Expert Missions conducted by CNESTEN

• 19 Regional Projects

• 15 CNESTEN Lecturers in events organized outside Morocco (Africa)

• 10 Events hosted (Expert Meeting, Workshops, Training courses, …)

• 9 CRP ‘Contract Research Projects’

• 9 Technical Groups

• International Exercise CONVEX 3


CNESTEN



Missions

1. Academic education and training in relation with the Universities in the field of nuclear science and technology

2. Professional training for socio-economic operators (Radiation Protection, Nuclear Security, EPR, NDT,…)

3. Training for CNESTEN staff

4. Regional training in collaboration with the IAEA/AFRA, EU, AAEA,… and bilateral partners

CNESTEN : NUCLEAR SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTRE


CNESTEN



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