Report on Activities and Business Report by the ENSI Board for 2012
This report provides an overview of the ENSI Board’s activities. It includes information about supervision, the status of quality assurance and the condition of the nuclear plants.
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Objectives as per the 2013 Performance Agreement
Each year, the ENSI Board defines objectives for the management of the Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (ENSI) as part of the Performance Agreement. These objectives are geared to the strategic goals specified in the Performance Mandate, which always has a validity period of four years.
Many views – one responsibility in supervision
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Michael Wieser is the new head of the waste disposal supervision division
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Pierre Steiner steps down from the ENSI Board
Pierre Steiner will step down from the ENSI Board at the end of 2012 after five years of service. Mr Steiner, who is 69, cites his age as the main reason for his decision. The ENSI Board regrets his departure and wishes to thank Pierre Steiner for his work and his great dedication.
ENSI-Board clarifies the reproaches about the relationship between ENSI and Nagra
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Report on Activities and Business Report by the ENSI Board for 2011
This report provides an overview of the ENSI Board’s activities. It includes information about supervision, the status of quality assurance and the condition of the nuclear plants.
The safety of Switzerland’s nuclear power plants is defined by law
People who talk about safety are often referring to a personal feeling. Anyone who does not feel that they are in danger is “safe”. The accident at Fukushima has robbed many people of this safety. Couldn’t the events that took place in Japan also happen at any time in Switzerland? Safety is ENSI’s core mission. […]
Federal Council Has Elected New ENSI Board
The Federal Council has elected the ENSI Board, the body responsible for strategic management and internal supervision of the Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (ENSI), for the next four years. It has therefore ensured that the ENSI Board has the necessary specialist expertise at its disposal, and that it will benefit from a good international basis.