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Jeremy Bending, Director of Distribution Network Strategy
National Grid plc

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Bridging the Knowledge Gap

Engineering industry culture traditionally called for an extended learning curve, building experience progressively through periodic job rotations over many years. Yet today's entrants are more mobile, more flexible and more ambitious. How is the industry responding?

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Nuclear
Clients in this resurgent sector have welcomed our practical approach to reducing the risk of knowledge loss as the most experienced engineers reach retirement. We accelerate learning from experience, implement modern solutions for international collaboration and support robust safety cases.

The UK is among the vanguard nations of the nuclear power renaissance, adjusting from three decades of consolidation and rationalisation to a phase of rapid expansion. It is already clear that international demand from a further 15 nations which are well advanced in new-build planning and construction will quickly stretch global capacity and supply chains.

The pace of nuclear decommissioning is also set to increase, while plant lifetime extensions must also be achieved, working with technologies from earlier generations of nuclear build. We are working across the sector to help ease the strain on design, engineering, maintenance and project management skills.

"British Energy - part of EDF - is in the process of transforming the organisation in order to support its long-term mission; an ability to capture and re-use knowledge within the business is a critical factor for success. We have been impressed by KorteQ's professionalism, their ability to get a complex job completed on time, and their experience of working in teams with our staff. We are achieving rapid results from these projects."

David Barber, Head of Training
British Energy

World Nuclear Association: London Conference Sep 2009

Paul Adler, KorteQ CEO, speaks on the topic of Modernising Learning, Development and Knowledge Management at this globally renowned forum with over 700 delegates. Extracts of the material will be available shortly.

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