Date and time

Monday, 23 January 2023
13:00 Central European Time (UCT+02:00)

Recording and Presentations?→

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Description

In February 2022, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) launched a new series of interactive webinars on topics relevant to nuclear infrastructure development based on recently issued publications. This is the second webinar in the series and it will present the IAEA’s guidance on developing an effective human resource management (HRM) strategy for new and expanding nuclear power programmes.

This webinar will feature speakers from the key organizations in embarking and expanding countries who will describe HRM issues to be considered at different stages of the nuclear power programme development. These include:

• Workforce planning;
• Recruitment;
• Education, training and development; and
• Remuneration and retention.

Speakers

Join us for a webinar organized and moderated by the IAEA that will highlight the experiences of four Member States in the development of ?HRM strategies to support new and expanding nuclear power programmes. The speakers include:

• Mr Didier Schoevaerts, Scientific Secretary,?Senior Nuclear Power Engineer (Infrastructure),?Nuclear Infrastructure Development Section,?IAEA
• Mr Mohammed Saad Dwiddar,?Project Manager of El-Dabaa NPP Project,?Nuclear Power Plants Authority,?Egypt
• Ms Juanita Ayivor,?Nuclear Regulatory Authority,?Nuclear Installations Directorate,?Ghana
• Ms Jaana Isotalo,?Senior Vice President, HR & Communication,?Teollisuuden Voima Oyi,?Finland
• Mr Christian Schoenfelder,Senior Training Consultant,?Germany
• Mr Gábor Sárdy,?Nuclear Safety Inspector,?Atomic Energy Authority,?Hungary

Agenda

13:00-13:10:? ? ?Introduction by moderator?Mr?Matthew Van Sickle, IAEA and presentation of recent IAEA guidance by?Mr?Didier Schoevaerts, IAEA

13:10-14:45:? ? ?Presentations by the speakers

14:45-14:55:? ? ?Q&A with presenters including questions from the audience?

14:55 15:00:? ? ?Closing remarks from?Ms Liliya Dulinets, Head, Nuclear Infrastructure Development Section