Tom Dutton, one of our P3M Consultant, recently toured HMS Talent - a mid-decommissioning Trafalgar-class nuclear #submarine – in Plymouth, alongside members of UKFutureNEST. UKFutureNEST is a growing and diverse network of young professionals from across the UKNEST organisation (of which Nova is a member). It offers some opportunities for early-career development, workshopping, and networking across the Naval, Civil and Maritime sector. As well as his role at Nova, Tom is also Deputy Chair of UKFutureNEST. “This position gives me the opportunity to not only extend my own network, but to take a lead in organising events with my peers in the UKNEST community, such as visiting HMS Talent,” he said. “Our visit to HMS Talent included a tour of the submarine – where I was able to get a first-hand look the decommissioning process, the reactor, and other key elements of submarine maintenance and engineering – and was followed by two workshops with rest of the 26 strong cohort from UKFutureNEST. “The fact I was given the time to plan and deliver such a day out is testament to Nova’s trust in me to continue my personal development in such an exciting, genuinely unique way.” #WeAreNova
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I’m looking forward to presenting at the upcoming 7th Submarine Institute of Australia Submarine Science, Technology and Engineering Conference (SubSTEC7) 2023 ‘From Collins to SSN’ at the Adelaide Convention Centre – nice to be in my home city for a change! My talk and paper, co-authored with my friend and colleague Ben Heard, “Concepts of oversight and safety” discusses the ways in which our AUKUS partners address oversight, and the importance of cultural understanding. The associated paper presents a comparative discussion of the US and UK models of oversight in their naval nuclear propulsion programs, having examined the history and development thereof, as well as what that means in the Australian context. Both the US and UK programs have achieved a nuclear safety record that should be the envy of any government or corporate organization, with no significant nuclear incidents for either party. They do this by approaching oversight with significantly different philosophies, and it’s been interesting to compare the two approaches. For those wishing to hear more, I’ll be presenting at 10:40 on Wednesday 20 September – full program details are available here: https://lnkd.in/gzrb9FZ #defence #submarines #science #technology #AUKUS #SubSTEC7
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