Decommissioning is a normal and regular part of a nuclear facility and required to be acknowledged at the earliest stages of its development. During the facility’s initial authorisation, a decommissioning plan is produced that describes the probability of decommissioning and gives the confidence that provisions are in place to cover the costs that will possibly occur. During the final shutdown of the plant, a decommissioning plan will be prepared again that outlines in detail about its decommissioning strategy. This will contain how the plant will be cautiously dismantled, how radiation is protected so that it doesn’t affect the public and the workers involved, and how the whole termination of the site will happen.
From this, you can assume how the planning and executing a decommissioning project is complicated and how effectively a company who provides decommissioning services would work. There are only a handful of companies who are involved in nuclear decommissioning owing to the complexity and the risk.
An essential requirement of doing a decommissioning activity is the safety and protection of the public and the workers from radiation that can happen now and in the future. Militar Hazardous Solutions has a team of excellent engineers who have years of experience in nuclear-decommissioning activities.
What do we offer?
As a company that has many years of experience in asbestos removal, we also excel in the nuclear decommissioning process. Militar Hazardous Solutions’ workers involved in the nuclear decommissioning process are trained and qualified. We strictly stick to the policy framework given by NDA and work in an organised manner. Our engineers strictly follow the safety measures needed for a safe decommissioning of the nuclear plant.
Technicians from Militar Hazardous Solutions first analyse the plant and plans how the decommissioning process can be made with the utmost safety. We provide the engineers with all high-quality safety equipment needed for a proper decommissioning process. With us, your nuclear decommissioning is safe.
