Apprenticeship Week: learning from others in the workplace
Sarah Clarke says the atmosphere and the people are among the reason she enjoys working at Nuclear Waste Services.
Apprenticeship Week: don't be afraid to take the leap
Dawson Tanner feels valued as an apprentice and has enjoyed the opportunities to progress his career further
Apprenticeship Week: it can only help improve your future
The atmosphere within Nuclear Waste Services was so welcoming, writes apprentice Lewis Gribbin
Seven reasons why Sellafield is a place projects professionals should consider
Andy Sharples, projects director for Sellafield Ltd, leads on some of the most important major projects in the country. He tells us why he wants to change perceptions of the work we carry out and become an exemplar in project delivery.
How maths helps bring pace to our projects
Josh Byrne, is our first operational research and analytics degree apprentice at Sellafield Ltd, he tells us why using maths and problem solving in his apprenticeship is helping high hazard reduction.
Marker in the sand for nationally significant infrastructure programme
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Waste management
The first GDF conference was a day of packed presentations and panels, all focused on a project of huge national significance, explains RWM's Head of Stakeholder Engagement Dr Rachel Roffe.
Swiss underground rock laboratory turns 25
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International activities, Research and development, Science, Waste management
RWM’s Principal Geoscience Manager Sally Thompson and Stakeholder Engagement Manager Jane Cantwell visited Switzerland’s Mont Terri underground rock laboratory to join international colleagues in marking the 25th anniversary of this pioneering facility for research into geological disposal.
GDF Supplier Day – we need you
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Supply Chain, Waste management
RWM Commercial Manager Paul Hinson reflects on a day of constructive discussions with potential suppliers to the UK GDF programme.
A manifesto for Sellafield - what a difference a year makes
Twelve months ago, we published our manifesto, a one-page document that sets out the kind of organisation that we want to be. Co-created with our employees, it is already making a difference, as our CEO Martin Chown explains.
Our community's role is important, wherever a GDF is eventually located
The Mayor of Copeland is encouraging all local residents to get involved in discussions about geological disposal, pointing out that much of the country's radioactive waste is already hosted in the area, at Sellafield.
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