Contribute to the Sustainable Lifecycle of Nuclear Power

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Ten years ago, I made a choice.

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The choice of joining the nuclear industry.

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And since then, I have never

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Looked back.

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The world of nuclear is an absolutely

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fascinating industry.

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Cyclife UK has two main areas,

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Business areas.

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We’ve got the decommissioning,

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And the waste treatment which is the metal

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recycling facility, where we are today.

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We receive metal waste here, which is

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From big metallic items, to all the

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Various metal bits that come from the industry.

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And treat them, so that we can decontaminate them,

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Or even size reduce them, volume reduce them.

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volume reduce them.

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More than 90% of the treatable metal is then

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that is received in the facility

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released back into the market.

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That is why we can really talk about

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circular economy.

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My particular job is non-destructive assay.

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So this is taking non-destructive measurements

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so they don’t damage whatever

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You’re measuring.

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It could be waste packages.

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It could be buildings, floors, land.

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Anything you want to characterise using our detectors.

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From that we can analyse the data and

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Come up with an inventory assessment

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which is crucial for waste management.

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So the data analysis, just the physics,

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or how the detectors work, how our instruments work

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And what information you can get

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out of them, to me is fascinating.

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And it’s so interesting.

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Problem solving and solving challenges

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is definitely a driver in my life and

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in my job.

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When we get a challenge,
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We never really solve it on our own.

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It’s always a discussion.

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And then we come up with ideas, we brainstorm.

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And we come up with a solution that works.

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Coming up with solutions to challenges

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is the best part of the job,

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Is why I come to work every day,

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And why I love it.

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Every day I’m excited to go to work.

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I know that it’s going to be a different day

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And a different challenge, and there’s

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Going to be parts of the jobs

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Are pure data analysis in front of the computer.

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I also know that, I am get to go out

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to a site, and it’s this diversity of the

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Role that I really thrive on.

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I wouldn’t have been able

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to just have a technical role.

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The creative part is very important to me.

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Because you need to have creative

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solutions to think outside the box.

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It’s what makes it fun.

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It’s what makes it interesting

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And it’s what makes it challenging.

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With this role, I found the absolute

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Perfect balance to combine the creative side and

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The very technical scientific side.

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So it marries really well and

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It’s the perfect position for me.

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I think I’m in the ideal job.

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I definitely won’t quit my job.

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My name is Vittoria Baldioli.

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I’ve been working as a principal consultant

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At Cyclife UK for the past five years.

Louise is one of them, as an Melting and Cutting Operator at Cyclife Sweden AB she helps the environment by cutting, blasting and melting metals to reduce volume and to recycle them. She is one of the craftswomen of the nuclear circular economy.

Louise is proud to be a part of reducing the carbon emission in the world. With her colleagues she recovers big components to give them a new cycle of life. Louise likes her job because it’s like 5 jobs in one and because she has her own playground. She has the superpower of being a transformer. And another superpower above all: being a woman in the nuclear industry. Just watch her!

Piotr is one of them, as a Mechanical Engineer at Cyclife UK, working in the dismantling team and the Metal Recycling Facility - MRF in the UK.

Piotr is passionate about technology and enjoys solving problems for colleagues at all levels of the company in the spirit of acting collectively. What he likes about his job as an engineer at Cyclife is being able to leave the office and see the results of his work in the field. Convinced that he is working for the environment, Piotr is proud to contribute to the sustainability triangle: Reduce, Recycle, Reuse.

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Moving from the web and

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video games, to the nuclear sector,

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it's not something trivial.

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But today, I have a job that

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makes sense and is in fact concrete.

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But in the end, it's just as sexy.

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At Cyclife Digital Solutions, we do

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BIM, meaning that we're going to model

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structures and buildings.

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We are mainly on

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dismantling and we specialise in

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the nuclear sector.

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Bringing in a nuclear power plant

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on a mode is actually

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a lot of work, but we're  whole

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team behind.

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So some people will come directly

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on site to scan the power station.

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This scan will turn into

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point cloud. And from there, we

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will be able to effectively model all

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the nooks and crannies of the power plant,

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so it's pretty comprehensive.

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And it's precisely thanks to all this

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data that other teams

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will be able to use our model,

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in simulation, for example.

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My favourite thing to model is

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anything to do with networks,

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so the cable trays,

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plumbing, it's really my

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guilty pleasure.

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When I'm modeling

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nuclear decommissioning today,

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it's a real challenge for ecology,

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for the environment and in the end,

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It affects me.

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I find it meaningful, I feel useful.

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I love my job.

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First because there are colleagues and it's

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super important, I think it's great

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to get along with the team.

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It's very cosmopolitan.

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It is very interesting to be able to talk

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to everyone.

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We have a bit of a start-up atmosphere,

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if I may say so.

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It's true that it's quitel lively,

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Things are moving quite a bit.

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I feel good, I feel really good,

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I'm fulfilled

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today.

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As we work on the model,

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and the 3D modeling, we end up

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knowing the route really well.

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How a nuclear power plant works.

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And that's also the charm of our job,

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because we're behind

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our computer modelling?

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It's a bit as if

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we were assembling it, but it'sactually digital.

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Sometimes you're lucky enough

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to be able to go on site and,

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that's when we get a real treat.

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For young people who are well connected

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to new technologies

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and 3D, I'd say go for it.

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Firstly, because there's a future in nuclear power,

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it's recruiting and it's incredibly interesting.

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and stimulating.

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So go for it!

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My name is Alexandra Palarus. Over the last year,

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I've been working as a BIM modeller

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at Cyclife Digital Solutions.

Andreas is one of them: as an Incineration Operator at Cyclife Sweden AB, he works every day to reduce the environmental impact of nuclear: together with his colleagues, he reduces the volume of low-level radioactive waste by around 90% before it is sent for storage.

Because his management allows him to propose new ideas, he feels motivated by the opportunity to collectively improve his job. Team spirit, skills transfer, mutual support, almost like a family... this is what appeals to Andreas in his role. And speaking of family: he even convinced his young brother to join Cyclife.

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I've had a big passion for a long time

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for big industry.

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Even if I haven't necessarily started

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in the nuclear industry.

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Today, I don't see myself doing

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other than nuclear dismantling.

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Graphitech,

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this is a Cyclife subsidiary which is really

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specialised in the dismantling of

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graphite reactors.

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So these are the first generation reactors.

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They're like the dinosaurs of nuclear power.

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My job today is to define

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the best scenario for dismantling

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these huge graphite reactors

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which are enclosed in huge blocks

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of concrete.

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We don't know exactly what it's like

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inside.

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This the challenge of the job

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to manage to dismantle this core, despite

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the fact that today we cannot

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see it.

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You can't dismantle a reactor

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like that.

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That's a lot of upstream research.

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There's a little investigation to be done on

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physical and radiological conditions

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of this reactor, before we can really

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start doing our dismantling studies.

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So we're a little bit like Sherlock Holmes

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of dismantling, which is pretty cool.

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Every day we have

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to challenge ourselves on new

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issues, so we reinvent ourselves

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each time.

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In plenary, we talked about

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removing bricks with a bucket

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and I wondered what you

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thought about this tool

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on bricks really stuck

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together.

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It's important to be pragmatic enough

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but also resourceful because today,

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there is no predefined scenario

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to dismantle these reactors.

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So finally, it's going to come out of our

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head, not just ours.

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Of course!

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We're not alone when it comes to our reactor.

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I work with a design office

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with whom we will brainstorm solutions,

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technical solutions for dismantling, but

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also state-of-the art tools for

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remotely controlled operations.

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It's a team effort.

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We can really count on each other

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whether it's for our studies,

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for our projects, but also in the

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everyday life, through a

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cup of coffee for example.

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Dismantling graphite reactors means

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what I'm passionate about today and what,

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which I'm sure, will continue to fascinate me

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for a few years.

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That's for sure at Cyclife and Graphitech,

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we'll have work to do in dismantling

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In the next fifty-sixty

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years.

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So I don't think we're going to get bored.

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Dismantling is essential.

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What makes me proud is precisely that

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finding solutions that ultimately

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never had an answer before.

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The studies I write are going to be reused

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for years, so it makes me

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rather proud.

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My name is Shani de Sousa Mendes and

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I've been a dismantling engineer at Graphitech

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for four years.

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Nuclear power,

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I was not disappointed by the trip when

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I discovered it and I got

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quite a slap in the face.

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Anyway,that's what

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gave me shivers.

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I really connected with

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what I liked in life: technology.

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I found myself completely in it.

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Graphitech specialises in developing

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solutions for dismantling reactor

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graphite.

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These are civil engineering monsters,

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a real bunker.

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Here's an industrial demonstrator.

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This is where we do R&D.

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This is where we do the physical testing.

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Rough replication in a closed cell,

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part of the dismantling process.

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We're working with physical phenomena

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that are powerful.

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Laser cutting exists in

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industry, but controlled by a 6-axis arm

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it's not common to

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see this kind of power.

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If you've never seen a laser before,

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come along, we've got some real ones.

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Ready to fire.

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3, 2, 1, start firing.

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Sometimes, with colleagues, we

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play a bit like Star Wars.

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We're making lightsabers with robots.

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We're here to find out

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what's wrong. We do physical tests

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for that. If we had certainty,

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we wouldn'tbe doing tests.

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At Graphitech, there's a bit of both

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worlds living side by side.

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It's the digital side and the real side.

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We do robotic trajectories.

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Being able to validate the possibility of

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the trajectory in simulation will

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actually validate

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the whole process.

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There's one word

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I've banned from my vocabulary

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at Graphitech: routine.

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You have to be a teleoperator, an electrician.

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We do instrumentation, we do

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electrical wiring, sensor wiring.

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There's never enough

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for a technical person.

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But it's not too bad.

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For me,

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being a tester is

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more of a passion.

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Do-it-yourself, the maker spirit,

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is very much in line

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with my state of mind.

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Every morning when I get up,

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I don't feel like going to work.

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I feel like I'm going to the extension of

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my workshop at home.

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The atmosphere of a workshop

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is better than that of an office.

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There's a lot of team spirit.

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It is a pleasure to work with

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a close-knit team.

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That's one of the great things

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I like about Graphitech. Today,

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in my test team, I think

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we're more than just colleagues.

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We get on each other, we share moments

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that go beyond working.

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It's very satisfying to work

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in these conditions.

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This isn't just an industrial

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demonstrator, these are men

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and women working hand

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in hand.

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I find people who are passionate and exciting,

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both technically and humanly. For me,

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this is a life's journey.

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My name is Pierre Jean.  I've been

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a Test Technician at Graphitech for a year.