Nuclear engineering for safety, control and security

About the conference

The 7th Nuclear Engineering conference provided 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.

The scope of Nuclear engineering for safety, control and security covered all stages of the lifecycle of nuclear from new build through existing plant operations (civil and defence) to end of life.

The conference started with two compelling workshops: Statistical Testing Methods for ‘Smart Device’ Justification and Challenges for nuclear innovation: Robotics and AI.

The second day had a fantastic line-up of industry experts to share their experience and solutions on 2019’s key themes.

Themes for 2019 include

• Nuclear new build
• Security
• Innovation
• Brexit
• Managing obsolescence

Key benefits of attending

• Opportunities for you to question the Office for Nuclear Regulation (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 control & instrumentation, design and systems engineers, safety case authors 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
• Half day workshops encourage you to take part in discussions to learn more about important subjects

Delegate testimonials

“Matt Lloyd's presentation on Cyber Security was very interesting and in the current environment where there is a growing emphasis on security and its development, this information is of great value.”

“Paul Tooley’s presentation on HPC was very interesting and provided up to date and relevant information in relation to the overall scope of the Conference.”

“Excellent event and great networking opportunity.”