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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission oversees decommissioning of nuclear facilities, ensuring safe removal and reduction of residual radioactivity.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issues licenses for nuclear materials, with modifications allowed during renewal or amendment to reflect operational changes.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission requires extensive training and examinations for licensing nuclear power reactor operators, with ongoing compliance requirements.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission hosts a workshop series to guide new and advanced reactor designers through its licensing process.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission proposed a $36,000 penalty against Acuren Inspection Inc. for safety violations during industrial radiography in Alaska.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission job application system, NRCareers, integrates with USAJOBS to streamline the hiring process for federal job seekers.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission awards contracts to commercial firms, non-profits, and universities for technical assistance, research, and administrative support.
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The NRC is headed by five Commissioners appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate for five-year terms. One of them is designated by the President to be the Chairman and official spokesperson of the Commission.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission provides background on its leadership, structure, priorities, and public engagement opportunities, including whistleblower protections and developer resources.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission shares technical knowledge through research programs, training, and educational resources, including nuclear basics, a glossary, and historical context.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission licenses and oversees nuclear reactors, fuel cycle plants, and materials facilities throughout their lifecycle, ensuring safety, security, and proper handling of radioactive materials.
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Pursuant to the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2012, the following statement applies to non-disclosure policies, forms, or agreements of the federal government with current or former employees, including those in effect before the Act’s effective date of December 27, 2012: