EMERGENCY RESPONSEPLANNING
ROSATOM-CICE&T249031, Obninsk, 21 Kurchatov str.
Phone: +7 (915) 896-94-84Fax: +7 (484) 392-91-90
E-mail: [email protected]
ROSATOM CENTRAL INSTITUTEFOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
AND TRAINING(ROSATOM-CICE&T)
Experts
Mr. Vladimir Kutkov
Mr. Sergei Vasiliev
A training course for NEPIO and otherstakeholders involved in
nuclearinfrastructure development in countriesembarking on or
expanding their nuclearpower programmes
12-17 December 2016
џ Organizes workshops and training courses for NEPIO of the
embarking states;
Vietnamese delegation visited FSEU “Emergency response center of
the Rosatom” (Saint Petersburg) on 11 – 17 October, 2015.
џ Serves as a platform to exchange views on the needs and
priorities between NEPIO managers from embarking states and Russian
experts involved in ROSATOM activities supporting global nuclear
infrastructure development.
Scientific advisor , IAEA Incident andEmergency Centre
Previous experience:
Senior Engineer (ERC ROSATOM);Engineer (ERC ROSATOM).
Previous experience:
Head of analytical group, Emergencyresponse center of the
Rosatom (ERCROSATOM)
IAEA Radiation Safety StandardsAdvisory Committee
(Nationalexpert - representative fromRussian Federation);Member of
ROSATOMMethodological Council on Radiation Safety;Member of Russian
ScientificCommission on RadiologicalProtection;Participant in
liquidation of the Chernobyl NPP accidentconsequences;NRC
"Kurchatov Institute" (Laboratory Head).
џ In the framework of Practical Arrangements with the IAEA,
ROSATOM-CICE&T organized a scientific visit for Vietnamese
senior managers. The visit was performed under the IAEA's TC
project “Developing Nuclear Power” oriented to support nuclear
infrastructure development in Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
ROSATOM
RadiationProtection
RegulatoryFramework
Humanresources
development
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Stakeholderinvolvement
Environmentalprotection
Emergencyplanning
Security andphysical protection
Nuclear fuelcycle
Radioactivewaste
Industrialinvolvement
Procurement
Nationalposition
Management Funding andFinancing
$LegislativeFramework
Nuclear safety
Electric grid
Safeguards
Site andsupporting
facilities
Emergency preparedness is one of the key issues of nuclear
infrastructure which has to be developed in the country embarking
on nuclear power programme.
This issue deals with prevention of accidents and emergencies on
a potentially dangerous sites, adequate, effective and timely
response to them are key factors that reduce risks of negative
impact upon personnel, public and environment.
The course gives outline to Russian national system of emergency
preparedness functioned under auspice of State Atomic Energy
Corporation Rosatom in accordance with IAEA recommendations and
national laws.
Practice of Russian is particularly important experience of post
Chernobyl activities. The associated competencies are concentrated
in a specialized center FSEU “Emergency response center of the
Rosatom” .
Main topics
FSEU “Emergency response center of the Rosatom” (Saint
Petersburg) was formed in 1993, March 25.
Essence of the courseThe ProviderCovering all the 19 nuclear
power infrastructure issues (shown below in accordance with the
IAEA Milestones in the Development of a National Infrastructure for
Nuclear Power NG-G-3.1 2015), ROSATOM-CICE&T in cooperation
with the IAEA and JSC “Concern Rosenergoatom” provides
methodological support and training for senior and middle level
managers from organizations of national nuclear infrastructure.
Director General of FSEU “Emergency response center of the
Rosatom” (Saint Petersburg) Mr. Andrey Sorokin.
ROSATOM-CICE&T is the designated leading organization in the
Russian Federation to support nuclear embarking states in their
human resources development programmes.
Introduction to the training course on Emergency Preparedness
and Response (1 hour).
Module 1. Basics of radiation protection of the public,
personnel and emergency workers in case of nuclear or radiological
emergency (6 hours). Module 2. International requirements on
preparedness and response for a nuclear or radiological emergency
(7 hours).
Module 3. Framework of emergency preparedness (8 hours).
Module 4. Framework of emergency response (10 hours).
Module 5. Development of nuclear infrastructure issue «Emergency
preparedness and response» (4 hours).
Final examination (1 hour).
Total: 36 hours.
Nuclear infrastructure issues
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