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Are you a professional in nuclear risk management? Do you want a better knowledge of probabilistic safety assessment - or do you use RiskSpectrum PSA and want to make full use of it? If you answered yes to any of these questions, our Nuclear Academy courses can help! Find out more below 👇 https://lnkd.in/e3M6FK2e #nuclearacademy #psatraining #online #courses #technicalexcellence #wearevysusgroup

At Assystem, nuclear safety culture is our top priority. Each year, we publish our Nuclear Risk Management Report, offering an in-depth look at risk management and at our priorities to ensure continuous improvement in our safety practices. 🛡️ To address the challenges of the sector, particularly those of nuclear new build and extending the lifespan of installed bases, Assystem strengthens its efforts to ensure nuclear risk management. According to Jean-François Bossu, Director of Nuclear Risk Management, a simple yet effective approach, placing human performance at the heart of the machine with a benevolent but uncompromising attitude, is essential. Discover the 11th edition of our annual report on nuclear risk management, highlighting the key facts of 2023 and our main focus for 2024 and beyond. Download it here : https://lnkd.in/eNbdKwVB

Hope Eberhardt and I had the pleasure of participating in a roundtable discussion with some esteemed members of the Risk Management community to discuss ongoing issues with Nuclear Verdicts. We collectively identified strategies to mitigate and/or minimize the impact they are having on businesses across many industry verticals. RIMS and Gallagher co-sponsored the attached whitepaper. We hope you can carve out time to give it a read. https://lnkd.in/gGGXcPBR #RIMS #GALLAGHER #NUCLEARVERDICTS #RISKMANAGEMENT #RISKMITIGATION #DEFENSIVEANCHORING

Ubique Risk Management Limited are delighted to share the World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS) post regarding the next webinar on Competency Framework Development in Nuclear Security in the ASEAN region. We are really looking forward to delivering another fantastic webinar with WINS. 🤗 #WINS #UbiqueRiskManagement #Ubique #NuclearSecurity #NuclearTrainingNetwork #skillsfornuclear #nuclearindustry #CompetencyFramework #ASEAN

📅 Mark your calendars! 📅 Alongside Ubique Risk Management Limited, WINS will be holding a webinar on The Systematic Approach to Training in the ASEAN Region on Wednesday, 11 September 2024 at 14:00-16:00 ICT. This webinar is part of our series of webinars on competency framework development in the ASEAN region. The purposes of this webinar will be the following: ✔ Introduction to SAT: Gain an understanding of the systematic approach to training methodology. ✔ Training Development: Explore how training programs can be developed within a well-established competency framework. ✔ Expert Insights: Hear from subject matter experts who have successfully applied this methodology in organisations focused on nuclear security To read more about the event and sign up, click here ➡ https://lnkd.in/ddh-R942 #training #nuclearsecurity #webinar #ASEAN #professionaldevelopment

Check out this latest article by Sameer Ali Khan which shares insights from a Pakistan-UK Nuclear Responsibilities dialogue hosted by BASIC in partnership with Center for Security, Strategy & Policy Research (CSSPR) in January 2024. Read it below ⬇️

🔐 Safety and Security Are Our Top Priorities! 🔐  In the world of nuclear energy, physical security and protection are essential. 🌍⚠️ We ensure that every step of uranium transport and storage is carried out with the highest safety standards to protect both people and the environment.  ✅ Why is it crucial?  1. Accident Prevention: We implement rigorous protocols to minimize risks and ensure safe handling.  2. Threat Protection: Advanced security measures are in place to prevent theft and sabotage, keeping the material safe at all times.  3. Regulatory Compliance: We adhere to international regulations to ensure responsible and transparent management.  The safety of our infrastructure and the well-being of our communities depend on our commitment to security. 🌟💪 Because every movement and detail matters!  #NuclearSafety #PhysicalSecurity #SafeEnergy #Commitment #SafetyFirst #WeAreEnusa

It’s great to be able to share this post by National Skills Academy for Nuclear (NSAN). Ensure you and your staff understand the important fundamental security aspects of working in the civil nuclear industry! This course is aimed at organisations, or individuals new to working in the civil nuclear industry in the United Kingdom, and those who wish to improve their knowledge of fundamental security standards which they will be expected to understand and follow. The TBNS is designed for persons in any job role, providing them with a distinct advantage in a highly regulated environment. The aim of the course is to increase knowledge and understanding about the fundamentals of nuclear security in the UK focussing on core concepts including: ✅ Legislation, regulation, and stakeholders ✅ Assets to be protected and threats ✅ Pre-employment and pre-site visit security awareness vetting and clearance levels ✅ On-site security awareness including general rules, security culture, personnel security, physical security, information security, and cyber security. Do not delay, secure your place now! Book via the link in the post below. #ubique #ubiqueriskmanagement #ubiquetrainingacademy #ubiqueprojectmanagement #NSAN #nuclearskills #nuclearsecurity #NuclearTrainingNetwork #SkillsForNuclear #TBNS #TripleBarNuclearSecurity #training #securitytraining

Brilliant report on "Crisis Prevention and Management in South Asia: Mutual Confidence, Risk, and Responsibility" authored by Dr. Chiara Cervasio, Prof. Nicholas Wheeler and Mhairi McClafferty. Thank you for the acknowledgement. It was a pleasure for the Centre for Security, Strategy and Policy Research (CSSPR) to be the institutional lead in Pakistan for this project with BASIC (British American Security Information Council) on ‘Strengthening Crisis Prevention, Management and De-escalation through a Responsibility-Based Regime to Reduce Nuclear Risks in Southern Asia’ in 2023-2024. Please read the report and engage with it. Share it with your networks. The conversation must go on. Here's the executive summary of this report (pg.6): "This report emerges from a series of dialogues with the Indian and Pakistani nuclear policy communities at the Track 2 / 1.5 level held by BASIC in 2023-2024. The key argument of the report is that, in the India-Pakistan nuclear dyad, there is mutual confidence that the other can be relied upon to show restraint in times of crisis and not push their adversary into a choice between a humiliating defeat and escalating the crisis to the nuclear level. What is more, as the 2019 Pulwama-Balakot crisis showed, Indian and Pakistani decisionmakers appear to have become sufficiently confident in the “other’s restraint” that they believe even limited conventional hostilities between them will not challenge this. The shared fear of nuclear war clearly plays a pivotal role here, but the report identifies four additional sources that uphold this mutual confidence. These are (i) intimate enmity; (ii) face-saving narratives; (iii) confidence-building measures (CBMs); and (iv) the outsourcing of escalation control to third parties. At the same time, the report shows how these four sources of restraint are fragile ones, and that in the context of future challenges to South Asian crisis stability, there is a risk that (over)confidence may slip into complacency. This underlines the urgent and timely need for India and Pakistan to develop a robust crisis prevention and management regime that can avoid the danger that in a future crisis both sides miscalculate the other’s red lines and inadvertently cross them." Five key responsibility-based policy recommendations: 1: Shared Responsibility to Communicate and Reduce Distrust: The South Asian Standing Communication Secretariat (SASCS) 2: Shared Responsibility to Develop a Trusted Track 1 Communication Channel 3: Shared Responsibility to Monitor and Update Confidence-Building Measures (CBMs): The CBMs Monitor 4: Shared Responsibility to Cultivate Constituencies of Peace with the Next Generation of Experts and Policy-Makers 5: Shared Responsibility for the Media not to Promote Violent Language and Nuclear Jingoism https://lnkd.in/expehiS5

The aviation industry is watching the rise in nuclear verdicts with concern as social inflation and associated risks squeeze the sector: https://ow.ly/CujU30sH1Ri Learn how organizations can review their risk management processes to help limit the dollar value of future losses. #Aviation #SocialInflation #Transportation #BetterDecisions