Training for the developing nuclear power

6/24/2019 2019 - #02 Personnel training

Putilov A.V. Strikhanov M.N. Tikhomirov G.V.

https://doi.org/10.26583/npe.2019.2.18

The article briefly describes the history of training for the nuclear industry and sets tasks for its improvement and development to ensure the future growth of nuclear power. Within the emerging digital economy, a new phenomenon is digital platforms: they blur the boundaries between industries, form new unexpected industrial alliances, even new industries. Innovative activities in the energy sector, including nuclear power, should enable the formation of digital economic platforms in various energy segments, as well as training for the use of this new tool. Rosatom state Corporation is currently constructing more than thirty new NPP projects in Russia and 12 other countries. This requires educational support and for this purpose a Consortium of supporting universities of the state Corporation «Rosatom», which includes 18 specialized universities. More than half of them train personnel directly for the design, creation and operation of nuclear power plants. The scale of the necessary personnel training in the near future shows that we need a new «educational paradigm», which can be described as «front-line education» –training for the development of digital economy technologies at the same time throughout the «front». This front extends from students preparing for admission to universities, to personnel in the workplace, the training of which, as production personnel, should be carried out taking into account the peculiarities of the digital transformation of production. Partnership is one of the leading values of the modern young generation. To maintain a high level of competition for the best staff, organizations must not only be imbued with a culture of partnership from within, but also act as reliable partners for each other in training and attracting young employees.

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Link for citing the article: Putilov A.V., Strikhanov M.N., Tikhomirov G.V. Training for the developing nuclear power. Izvestiya vuzov. Yadernaya Energetika. 2019, no. 2, pp. 208-218; DOI: https://doi.org/10.26583/npe.2019.2.18 (in Russian).