Cours de technologie nucléaire - États-Unis

Nuclear Training Institute – NTI

This highly interactive, three-day course is designed to introduce the processes and techniques of project management to better prepare you for working in a project environment. Passing the CAPM® exam demonstrates your knowledge of the project management profession’s preeminent standard, the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®) published by Project Management Institute (PMI®). This course is for those building their project skills for their job and looking to prepare for PMI®’s CAPM® certification. You will learn important project management concepts, key terms, and application of the project management processes described in the 6th edition PMBOK®. This will help you to distinguish yourself on the job and during job interviews for project management postings.

Nuclear Training Institute – NTI

This three-day course provides a better understanding and hands-on application of equipment and seismic qualification requirements, methods of compliance, validation of results, and proper documentation techniques. Emphasis is on electrical equipment with successful equipment qualification program examples.

The Two-week Criticality Safety Engineers course is designed to meet the ANSI/ANS-8.26, "Criticality Safety Engineer Training and Qualification Program", requirement for hands-on experimental training. Thus, this class is intended for new criticality safety professionals with a background in nuclear engineering, physics, mathematics, or related technical field. This course and course exam are difficult and are not designed or intended for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.

The One-week Managers course is designed for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.

The One-week Managers course is designed for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.

The Two-week Criticality Safety Engineers course is designed to meet the ANSI/ANS-8.26, "Criticality Safety Engineer Training and Qualification Program", requirement for hands-on experimental training. Thus, this class is intended for new criticality safety professionals with a background in nuclear engineering, physics, mathematics, or related technical field. This course and course exam are difficult and are not designed or intended for fissile material handlers, process supervisors, line managers and regulators with criticality safety responsibilities.