Nucear Knowledge Management
Hiroya HIROSE
Nuclear Knowledge Management Section
IAEA
10 Feb 2016

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1. INMA
2. Network(Regional, National)
3. NKM conferenceINMA(International Nuclear Management Academy)• Agency-facilitated nuclear universitycollaboration• Universities delivering Master level
education in Nuclear Technology

Management (“NTM”)• First NTM programme launched in 2015
(Manchester University in UK)• INMA Agreement with MEPhI Signed at GC• Preparing future nuclear sector leaders
Some of the collaborating universities:

3Incoming Students
New graduates
Working nuclear
professionals

Internationalstudents

INMA

Visiting INMA partner
University students
4Scope and Depth of INMA Programmes

Required Minimum CA’s

Exceeded CA’s(for Master’s LevelProgramme)

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Various passes to become senior managers
Senior Managers
Time

Licensed operator
or training

High School-Engineers-Scientists

Bachelor

CPD

M

B

Aetc.

CPD

CPD

(20-25 years)

CPD(little short)

CPD

I

N

M

(more short)A

CPDs are to nuclearize people

6Common Requirements
50 Competency Areas
Divided into four Aspect Groups:– External Environment– Nuclear Technology– Management– Leadership

Required envelope of 80% expected:– 38 are recommended and– 12 are “as appropriate”

Aspect group 1. External environment

8Competency area description
Aspect Group 3: Management
This aspect group deals with the competencies related to the challenges and practices of management in the nuclear sector with proper
attention to safety and economics.
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3.1. LARGE NUCLEAR PROJECT ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
This Competency Area includes topics related to large capital project management for construction, refurbishment and decommissioning
projects in the nuclear sector. This involves the specifics of engineering management of large design and procurement. These projects aredistinguished from smaller projects by having separate organisational structures that often involve multiple entities, with dedicatedresources. These projects entail large capital outlays and are managed under formal commercial contractual frameworks. Key aspects ofany nuclear project include decision-making processes, worker qualification, planning, project monitoring and control, documentationand communication management. Risk management, supplier quality control, licensing processes and major stakeholder roles andresponsibilities should also be included.

3.2. MANAGEMENT OF LABOUR RELATIONS IN NUCLEAR ORGANIZATIONS

A0This Competency Area addresses the management of labour relations in nuclear organizations in the context of the various employment
laws and cultural norms of each country to create an appropriate work environment that supports the safety and economic objectives ofthe organisation. Factors of organisational culture and workforce harmony are addressed.
3.3. NUCLEAR INCIDENT MANAGEMENT, EMERGENCY PLANNING AND RESPONSE

A0This Competency Area deals with the emergency preparedness and management of nuclear events and the associated emergency
response in case of an accident. Most national safety authorities emphasize the integration of safety, security, and emergency
preparedness as the basis for their primary mission of protecting public health and safety.

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Different programmatic themes teach different
Learning
Hours coreRequirement
Competency
Areas besides
Competency Areas
Project management
Core Competency Areas
Fuel cycle

Decommissioning and environmental remediation10

implementation of INMA
0. Fact-finding visits (finished)
1. Launched INMA
2. Assist Visit
3. Peer review assessment

4. Cooperation Agreement between IAEA and a university
Start INMA

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Peer Review Assessment
 Feel free to support this initiative!
2015

2016

2017

Direct link to them on IAEA website www.iaea.org/nuclearenergy/nuclearknowledge/inma/

12Assist Visit to Universities
 Feel free to support this initiative!
2015

2016

2017,,

Direct link to them on IAEA website www.iaea.org/nuclearenergy/nuclearknowledge/inma/13

Today Contents
1. INMA
2. Network(Regional, National)
3. NKM conferenceRegional Networking for NKM

ANENT R-LMS
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STAR-NET
6 Countries, 13 Universities

Potential candidates, Phase 216

Collaboration Agreement signing STAR-NET
IAEA, GC59, 17 September 201617

Asian Network for Education in Nuclear Technology
Established in 2004 as a regional partnership to cooperate in capacity building and HRD
The ANENT has 19 participating countries, and6 collaborating organizations.
Australia

Malaysia

Bangladesh

Mongolia

ARCCNM

China

PakistanIndia

The Philippines

ASNM

Indonesia

Sri Lanka

ENEN

Syria

Japan

JordanThailand

WNU

UAE

Korea

Vietnam

Lebanon

Yemen

MEPhI

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ANENT Group Activities•••

Chair person : Ms Youngmi Nam, KAERI, ROK
Vice Chair: Ms Supitcha Chayotha,
Chulalongkorn:University, Thailand

Planned activities under IAEA TC Regional Projectfor 2016-2019
1. The utilization of ANENT Regional Learning Management
System (LMS) will be promoted among the participating
Member States in the region,
2. The learning subject, curriculum and content in nuclear
science and technology will be developed and expanded,
3. Collaboration and sharing of information for outreachactivities effectively will be in place and outreach materials
will be developed, and
4. The IAEA Internet Reactor Laboratory (IRL) will beestablished and utilized.

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Japan Nuclear HRD Network (JN-HRD Net)
Government of JapanSupportJAEA
Nuclear HRD
CenterUniversities,
Colleges

Cooperate
Hub/Secretariat

JAIF International
Cooperation Center

Japan Nuclear HRD
NetworkPublicOrganizations,Regional Hub

International
Organizations,ENEN, WNU,IAEA, etc.

JAIF/

R&D
Organizations,
Academic
Societies

Industries

E&T
Students, Young researchers, Foreigners, etc.

Nuclear PowerIntroducingCountries
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Today Contents
1. INMA
2. Network(Regional, National)
3. NKM conferenceImportant 2016 Events
What's ahead for the IAEA and the global nuclear agenda in 2016? The following is a preview of selected meetings and events:

CENTER !

September
The IAEA General Conference
NovemberKnowledge management practitioners
in the nuclear sector will shareexperiences and lessons learned
related to managing nuclear
knowledge and practical approaches toknowledge management that can beused to develop and maintain a strong
nuclear knowledge base at theorganizational, national, andinternational levels.

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https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/looking-ahead-important-2016-events

Upcoming International Conference
3rd Int’l Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management –Challenges and Approaches
November 7-11, 2016 in Vienna…Are youComing?

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Visit us at:
http://www.iaea.org/nuclearenergy/nuclearknowledge/

Thank you!

HIROSE, Hiroya <H.Hirose@iaea.org>

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