DCIS nuclear pleomorphism, grade 2: neither nuclear grade 1 nor nuclear grade 3

nuclear safety [ Euratom inspection | Euratom safeguards | IAEA inspection | nuclear control | reactor safety | safety of nuclear installations | safety of nuclear power stations ]

nuclear weapon [ atom bomb | atomic bomb | atomic weapon | hydrogen bomb | neutron bomb | nuclear bomb | nuclear device | nuclear weapons use(UNBIS) ]

nuclear technology [ particle accelerators ]

nuclear equipment technician | radioactive equipment technician | nuclear monitoring technician | nuclear technician

nuclear plant safety technician | nuclear reactor technician | nuclear reactor control panel monitor | nuclear reactor operator

DCIS nuclear pleomorphism, grade 3: Markedly pleomorphic nuclei, usually >2.5 RBC diameters, with coarse chromatin and multiple nucleoli

Blast effects Exposure to ionizing radiation from nuclear weapon Fireball effects Heat Other direct and secondary effects of nuclear weapons

atomic safety engineer | nuclear engineering consultant | nuclear engineer | nuclear technology engineering expert

Exposure to radiation from nuclear reactor

Indicators for an effective nuclear safety culture include, in particular: the commitment at all levels of staff and management within an organisation to nuclear safety and its continuous improvement; the promotion of the ability of staff at all levels to question the delivery of relevant safety principles and practices to continuously improve nuclear safety; the ability of staff to report safety issues in a timely manner; the identification of the lessons learnt from operational experience; and the systematic reporting of any deviation from normal operating conditions or arrangements relevant to accident management that have the pot ...[+++]ential to have an impact on nuclear safety.

any grant of a licence to construct a nuclear installation or operate a nuclear installation, is based upon an appropriate site and installation-specific assessment, comprising a nuclear safety demonstration with respect to the national nuclear safety requirements based on the objective set in Article 8a.

In view of the technical progress achieved through the provisions of the IAEA and by the Western European Nuclear Regulators Association (‘WENRA’) and responding to the lessons learnt from the stress tests and the Fukushima nuclear accident investigations, Directive 2009/71/Euratom should be amended to include a high level Community nuclear safety objective covering all stages of the lifecycle of nuclear installations (siting, design, construction, commissioning, operation, decommissioning).

Indicators for an effective nuclear safety culture include, in particular: the commitment at all levels of staff and management within an organisation to nuclear safety and its continuous improvement; the promotion of the ability of staff at all levels to question the delivery of relevant safety principles and practices to continuously improve nuclear safety; the ability of staff to report safety issues in a timely manner; the identification of the lessons learnt from operational experience; and the systematic reporting of any deviation from normal operating conditions or arrangements relevant to accident management that have the pot ...[+++]ential to have an impact on nuclear safety.