Thomas MAZOUR IAEA, Div of Nuclear Power/NPES

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Thomas MAZOUR IAEA, Div of Nuclear Power/NPES t.mazour@iaea.org Milestones in Development of a National Infrastructure: Human Resource Development Thomas MAZOUR IAEA, Div of Nuclear Power/NPES t.mazour@iaea.org

Human Resource Development-Phase 1: Outputs Knowledge and skills needed to support a nuclear programme identified by NEPIO A HR Development Plan

A Common Question re Human Resources? How many people do we need in order to consider having a nuclear power programme?

What are the primary objectives for introduction of nuclear power? Better Questions? What are the primary objectives for introduction of nuclear power? Energy security? Price stability? Economic development? What are the HR development needs related to these objectives? What are the related risks? Are these risks justified?

Example of a HR Objective: To improve (Country X) personnel's competency in development of NPP, it is essential that the user country be involved in: reactor design, design of major equipment, plant engineering design, component manufacturing, project management, operation and maintenance, fuel supply and refueling, and R&D support for design and operation _____________________________________ Question: What risks does the user country accept through establishing this objective?

Human Resource Development-Phase 2: Outputs Sufficient human resources are in place to be an intelligent customer Training of human resources needed for plant operation is initiated

Operations and Intelligent Customer Owner / Operator Operations and Intelligent Customer Major Projects Contractors Minor Projects Consultants Suppliers / General Industry Component Supply SUPPLY ‘PYRAMID’

Human Resource Development- Phase 3: Outputs All human resources to commission and operate the first NPP are in place Education and training programmes for continuing flow of qualified people are in place

Manpower Requirements at the Peak during NPP Project Construction and Commissioning Manpower classification Activity High-grade Professionals Technicians Craftsmen Total 1. Pre-Project activities 1 27 2 30 2. Project Management NEPIO 8 47 10 65 Main-contractor 22 5 35 3. Project engineering 25 185 160 370 4. Procurement 12 5. Quality assurance / Quality control 32 60 100 6. Manufacturing of equipment & components 90 210 600 2100 3000 7. Plant construction 80 340 2270 2700 8. Plant commissioning 40 50 200 9. Operation & maintenance 140 220 10. Nuclear fuel cycle (fuel fabrication) 70 11. Nuclear Licensing & Regulation 45 243 720 1447 4530 6940 9

Manpower Loading during an NPP Project: Construction and Commissioning year

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