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Bulgaria's Nuke Starts Re-Qualification of Employees
Business | May 3, 2007, Thursday // 00:00
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Bulgaria's Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant has started a program for re-qualification of some of its employees, who worked on the closed Units 1-4.
A total of 51 employees will be taught new skills in the program that started in the beginning of May, Darik News revealed. They will spend 5 months learning about the systems and equipment of the plant's two remaining units number 5 and 6. The two units are of a newer generation and are constructed differently that the ones these people were used to working at.
With this re-qualification program, Kozloduy NPP aims to preserve the motivation and engagement of the workers who were employed at the units 1-4, the plant's head of production Alexander Nikolov said.
Kozloduy had to close down four of its units as agreed in Bulgaria's EU accession treaty.
A total of 51 employees will be taught new skills in the program that started in the beginning of May, Darik News revealed. They will spend 5 months learning about the systems and equipment of the plant's two remaining units number 5 and 6. The two units are of a newer generation and are constructed differently that the ones these people were used to working at.
With this re-qualification program, Kozloduy NPP aims to preserve the motivation and engagement of the workers who were employed at the units 1-4, the plant's head of production Alexander Nikolov said.
Kozloduy had to close down four of its units as agreed in Bulgaria's EU accession treaty.
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