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Coronavirus, lockdown and social distancing has put a pause on many normal ways of working. But when certifications are awarded and events have to be cancelled there's always a way to overcome these obstacles with online events and virtual presentations, Chris Woods, Senior Communications Officer tells us more.
Dr Rebecca Weston, Chief Operating Officer at Sellafield Ltd tells us in her own words what the WISE campaign means to her.
On Women in Science and Engineering One of the Million day, we’re showcasing some of the women who work at Sellafield and the importance of the work they do.
As we restart risk and hazard reduction work at Sellafield, I spoke to some of our employees about the projects coming on line and what it has been like working on site during the pandemic.
Do you think you have what it takes to join one of the most advanced workforces in the world? If so, then Magnox, the company responsible for decommissioning the UK’s oldest nuclear reactors, wants to hear from you.
Sian Downey became an apprentice at 16 and is now Senior HR Business Partner at Magnox. She shares her experience.
Health Physics Monitor Charlotte Hall was over 30 when she started her training at Trawsfynydd nuclear site, and is passionate about encouraging more women into technical roles.
Phoebe Lynch started work as an apprentice electrician because she loved fixing things. Now the Reactor Decommissioning Engineering Manager at Magnox, she wants to encourage more girls to consider technical careers.
Business technician Craig Norman opted for an apprenticeship because he wanted to combine practical work experience with learning, and aims to become a chartered accountant in the nuclear industry.
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