Nuclear Lifting 2022

Name: Nuclear Lifting 2022
Start: 2022-11-16T08:30:00
Location: Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground

Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester

16 November 2022

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Overview

Discover engineering solutions to the technical and environmental challenges facing those conducting high risk lifting at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ 9th Nuclear Lifting Seminar - the only event of its kind.

Returning to a live, in person format in Manchester, don't miss this latest edition of this popular seminar, dedicated to lifting projects in the nuclear industry and supporting the engineers and professionals involved.

Attend to explore long term strategies, unique safety cases and cost-effective design that meet regulated standards. Furthermore, understand how best to conduct complex and high risk lifts on decommissioning, operational and new build nuclear sites.

"The IMechE Nuclear Lifting Seminar is a standout event that consistently delivers the opportunity to learn about innovations and developments in lifting technology and notable project achievements." Principal Inspector - Nuclear Safety, Office for Nuclear Regulation

A key highlight of 2022 will be updates from Devonport, in which representatives from Babcock International Group will share lessons learned from recent incidents and explain how they have taken those findings to enhance their lifting capabilities, safety case development and risk reduction.

Please note: due to overwhelming popularity this year, this event is now fully booked.

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Barry Lyon, Mechanical Engineering Specialist, Nuclear Lifting Lead, Office for Nuclear Regulation
Robert Cook, Mechanical Engineer, Nuclear and Power, Atkins Global
Stephen Prescott, Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd
James Temple, Sub-Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd
Jim Spencer, Principal Consulting Engineer, AFRY Solutions UK Limited
Wayne Dunn, Mechanical Handling Manager, Engineering Services, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Group
Christopher Miles, Head of Department Lifting Services, Babcock International Group
Pete Best, 10 Dock Mechanical Handling Lead, Marine Submarines, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Group
Imran Moola, Fuel Route Systems Engineer, Design Authority, EDF Energy
Andy Pearson, Senior Technical Advisor, EDF Energy

WHY OUR SPEAKERS ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE CONFERENCE:

"I am looking forward to hearing about recent projects and learning from the experiences of others in the field of nuclear lifting. I am really looking forward to meeting other professionals working in the industry and building networks – something that has been particularly challenging over the past few years due to the coronavirus pandemic."
Imran Moolla, Fuel Systems Engineer, EDF Energy

Read the full interview here.

"Being located in the Southwest of the country, Devonport can both appear and feel isolated (the M5 stops at Exeter!). With this in mind, I am looking forward to giving an overview of what is an interesting and complex site with some unique operating challenges. Additionally, I enjoy both meeting and listening to the presentations from engineers working at other sites. "
Wayne Dunn, Facilities Design Authority at Devonport Royal Dockyard, Babcock

Read the full interview here.

"The impact this (industry) transition will have (and is having) will likely affect all stakeholders throughout the nuclear lifting and handling industry, from suppliers, to Tier 2 delivery companies, nuclear site operators and licensees right through to the industry regulators. It’s important for all to understand the potential impact this could have across the industry, and to share best practice among everyone involved."
Stu Robson, Technical Sales Engineer, SCX

Read the full interview here.

PREVIOUS ATTENDEES INCLUDE:

3T Safety Consultants Abbott Risk Consulting Limited Alatas UK LTD Ansaldo Nuclear Ltd Aquila Nuclear Engineering Areva Assystem Energy & Infrastructure Ltd Babcock International BAE Systems British Energy Generation Ltd British Petroleum Co Plc Cavendish Nuclear Ltd CTI Systems Eadon Consulting Ltd EDF Energy Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd GN3D Engineering Hunterston B Power Station	International Nuclear Services Ltd Jacobs Engineering UK Limited James Fisher Nuclear Magnox Ministry of Defence Mott MacDonald Group NNL Nuclear Graduates Office for Nuclear Regulation PDL Solutions (Europe) Ltd Phoenix Inspection Systems Radioactive Waste Management Ltd Rolls Royce Royal Navy RWM Sellafield Sparrows Offshore Services Ltd UKAEA

SOME OF OUR EXCELLENT FEEDBACK FROM DELEGATES:

"A balanced, informative guide to crane design, construction, operation and inspection."
Senior Project Manager, DSRL

"Interesting conference with good information sharing on relevant industry practices and concerns."
Head of Design and Technology, Sparrows Group

"Thought event was very good."
Principal Inspector, Office for Nuclear Regulation

"Very relevant to work our business is involved in. Some great case studies demonstrating the challenges encountered across sites in the UK, presented by industry experts."
Engineering Manager,Aquila Nuclear Engineering

"Very useful and relevant."
Contractor Associate, Jacobs

"A good conference, even after 30 + year in the industry I learnt some new things."
Principal Consulting Engineer, Poyry Energy Ltd

"A very informative and interesting event."
Nuclear Design and Engineering Manager, Babcock International

"A very informative and useful event with like minded engineers sharing their experiences."
Responsible Analysis Engineer, Ansaldo Nuclear Ltd

"A very well organised and interesting event."
Construction Manager - Nuclear, Doosan Babcock

"A wide range of interesting presentations from knowledgeable Engineers."
Senior Mechanical Engineer, Cavendish Nuclear Ltd.

"A wonderfully informative and insightful event - covering a wide range of lifting techniques and projects."
Senior Mechanical Engineer, Intocad Ltd

"An excellent event, and great to have so many industry specialists together to learn from one another."
General Manager - Nuclear, Penny Nuclear

"An interesting event providing useful insight into projects around the industry."
Senior Consultant, CESMS Ltd

"An interesting event which reminds you that as your company's crane expert, you aren't alone."
Principal Consultant, Magnox

"An outstanding networking opportunity and valuable use of a day to maintain awareness of good practices."
Senior Engineering Manager, Radioactive Waste Management

"Another great event with relevant discussion and lessons learned from other UK sites."
Design Manager, Design & Safety Limited

"Events like this are when you realise you’re not alone, contacts can be made to explore previous experience and implement RGP."
Senior Facility Engineer, AWE

"Good informative session. Good for networking."
Section leader - Fuel Handling Design , Rolls-Royce

"It is the single source for sharing of good practice and operational learning in the niche field of nuclear lifting."
AWE plc

"It was a well run and useful conference that is a very valuable forum for sharing learning."
Engineering Manager, RWM

"Overall and excellent, informative and well managed event"
Principal Mechanical Engineer, NIs Ltd

"Overall, a genuinely interesting and well received day. Some good, though provoking stuff with regards to safety in engineering."
Technical Sales Engineer, SCX Special Projects Ltd

"Something interesting or relevant in every presentation - rare at this type of event"
Principal Engineer, Eadon Consulting Ltd.

"The definitive event for all those in the field"
Engieering manager, AWE

"The IMechE Nuclear Lifting Seminar is a standout event that consistently delivers the opportunity to learn about innovations and developments in lifting technology and notable project achievements."
Principal Inspector - Nuclear Safety, Office for Nuclear Regulation

"There is usually some topic which is relevant to my work area"
Design Safety Case Manager, Ministry of Defence

"This event explains the work utilities, equipment suppliers and regulators have completed to meet nuclear lifting challenges. It is an opportunity to draw on that knowledge to ease the progress of your next project."
Former Shift Charge Engineer Sizewell A, Magnox

"A thoroughly informative day with key influencers"
Product Specialist James Walker - Rotabolt

"Thought provoking!"
Principal Consultant, Abbott Risk Consulting Ltd.

"A good range of topics with interesting points to consider"
Senior Mechanical Engineer, Sellafield Ltd

"A great day covering diverse aspects of nuclear lifting." Senior Project Engineer, BOC Ltd

"A great event with some very informative and interesting presentations." Mechanical engineer, EDF

"A thrilling ride through the highs and lows of Nuclear Lifting"
Senior Mechanical Engineer, Atkins

"A useful insight into aspects of lifting throughout the nuclear industry which has no specific regulations to be followed."
Mechanical Engineer, Sellafield Ltd

"Another great event."
Nuclear Support Lead, Rolls-Royce

"Delivered by people who do this for their living."
Technical Authority, AWE

"Really first class event which enables you to test your own operations against examples of industry good practice and learning from experience." Principal Asset Engineer - Nuclear Operations, AWE plc

"This was the lead national event for knowledge sharing and interaction among the key practitioners in the nuclear industry."
Senior Project Manager, DSRL

"Very good and thought provoking day" Design Capability Leader, Sellafield Ltd

"Very well run and interesting event - exactly what we were looking for. Thank to everyone who helped organise and run the day." General Manager - Nuclear, Penny Nuclear

"Very well run event which had good representation from all areas of what is a small community."
Fuel Handling and Nuclear Cranes System Engineer, Magnox

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Day 1

08:30 - Agenda

	16 November 2022
08:30	Registration and Refreshments
09:00	Chair’s opening remarks Jennifer Gilmour, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd.
09:10	Opening Keynote Presentation: Nuclear Lifting – regulatory assessment considerations Barry Lyon, Mechanical Engineering Specialist, Nuclear Lifting Lead, Office for Nuclear Regulation · Regulatory expectations · Guidance and relevant good practice · Regulatory assessment process
09:40	Question and Answer Session
	Applying Lessons Learnt for the Development of Good Practice
09:45	Hoist Gears in Nuclear Applications – Standards and Observations Robert Cook, Mechanical Engineer, Nuclear and Power, Atkins Global · An overview of historical (BS 436) & current (BS ISO 6336) gear calculation standards and the differences between them. · A discussion on how the calculations are performed in a nuclear lifting context and how the results are interpreted and utilised. · The main findings encountered when assessing hoist gears designed to historical standards on nuclear lifting equipment.
10:10	The Impact of BS EN 13001 on Crane Design: What We’ve Learned So Far Stuart Robson, Technical Sales Engineer, SCX Special Projects Ltd · A shift in focus: A more accurate assessment and hence efficient design? · Getting to grips with the new structures of the standards – a steep learning curve not just for the supplier, but the customer as well · How will this affect cranes in the nuclear industry?
10:35	Question and Answer Session
10:45	Refreshment Break
11:15	REEL Experience & Feedback of Lifting Solutions for Nuclear Industry Thierry Grandgeorge - CTO (Technical director) of REEL Group. Olivier Ganier - Director of the Business Line Project Infrastructure & Export in Defence and Cycle division, REEL S.A.S · Catalogue of different hoist kinematic chains installed in nuclear power plant · Catalogue of corresponding I&C architecture · Reliability, safety and performance aspects
11:40	Nuclear Crane Integrity Justification at Hinkley Point C Jim Spencer, Principal Consulting Engineer, AFRY Solutions UK Limited · Introduction to the HPC Project and Lifting and Fuel Handling equipment · Crane Integrity Justification Approach · Lessons Learned
12:05	Question And Answer Session
12:15	Panel Discussion with Q&A: Discussion on observations and lesson learnt. Chair: Jennifer Gilmour, Senior Mechanical Engineer, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd. Wayne Dunn, Mechanical Handling Manager, Babcock International Group Stuart Robson, Technical Sales Engineer, SCX Special Projects Ltd Sam Lacey, Mechanical Handling and Lifting Manager, BAE systems
12:40	Lunch
	Lessons Learnt from Devonport
13:40	An Overview of Nuclear Lifting at Devonport Royal Dockyard Wayne Dunn, Mechanical Handling Manager, Babcock International Group, Devonport Royal Dockyard Plymouth · A description of the Devonport site with a focus on the Licenced/Authorised site, the key activities and mechanical handling assets that support these operations. · As part of this the presentation will also focus on some of the complexities and challenges, we face with nuclear lifting at Devonport. · Finally, the presentation will give a brief overview of some of the new facilities and mechanical handling equipment being upgraded and developed within the site.
14.05	10 Dock – A Different Future for Lifting in Devonport Pete Best, 10 Dock Mechanical Handling Lead, Marine Submarines, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Group · An introduction to the new 10 Dock facility and overview of the mechanical handling capabilities being developed to support maintenance of the next generation of nuclear powered submarines · An overview of how 10 Dock has fundamentally overhauled its design and safety case approach to mechanical handling to deliver safety and capability improvements · An overview of how 10 Dock has capitalised upon 20+ years of operational experience to deliver improvements in its future submarine maintenance mechanical handling capabilities
14:30	9 Dock Materials Highway – A New Route for Mechanical Handling Paul Taylor, Technical Director, Design & Safety Limited · Challenge to improve availability and diversity of 9 Dock mechanical handling reducing reliance on existing Dockside Crane capability. Review of the lift profile in support of submarine maintenance to optimise effectiveness of the Material Highway whilst maintaining design feasibility. · Aim to avoid higher integrity design requirements, promote use of conventional standards and Commercial Off the Shelf equipment to streamline the design and procurement processes and reduce through-life impact. · Design to manage hazards to 9 Dock infrastructure and plant – external hazards such as seismic, wind impact, dropped load, fire.
	A Case Study from Sellafield
14:55	A Familiar Demolition Method in and Unfamiliar Environment – Using a Tower Crane to Demolish Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Stephen Prescott, Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd James Temple, Sub-Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd · Building a tower crane on a congested nuclear site · Demolition of the Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Diffuser · Lessons Learned and What Next
15:20	Question and Answer Session
15:30	Refreshment Break
16:00	Defueling Preparations and Optimisation: Flask Handling Imran Moolla, Fuel Route Systems Engineer, Design Authority, EDF Energy Andy Pearson, Senior Technical Advisor, EDF Energy · What is end of life Defueling? · The Flask Handling Crane and life limiting factors · Flask Route Modifications: Challenges relating to Lifting Integrity
16:25	How to Lift the Unliftable Callum Medlock, Mechanical Engineering Manager, Jacobs · Definition of the problem tasked with as part of the project · The process and decisions made through the design process · The relatable lessons learned that could be applied elsewhere
16:50	Question and Answer Session
17:00	Chair’s Closing Remarks and End of Seminar

Jennifer Gilmour: Senior Mechanical Engineer, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd.

Jennifer Gilmour is a Senior Mechanical Engineer at Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd, responsible for mechanical processes and procedures across the site. In tandem with this she is the site Senior Advisor for Lifting and Pressure Systems. A Chartered Engineer she graduated from the University of Glasgow with a degree in Aeronautical Engineering before transitioning into Nuclear via Marine Renewables and Oil and Gas. Jennifer has extensive knowledge of mechanical design and a keen interest in forensic engineering, which has allowed her to be an integral part of site investigations and the Technical & Governance team.

Robert Cook: Mechanical Engineer, Nuclear and Power, Atkins Global

Robert Cook is a Mechanical Engineer at Atkins in the Nuclear and Power business unit. Over 5 years at Atkins, Robert has completed multiple gear assessments on crane hoists to BS ISO 6336. These have assessed the fatigue performance of gears on cranes performing nuclear lifts and have been used to inform gear replacements and safety case updates. In addition to his work on gears, Robert has also worked on other assessments of nuclear lifting equipment, mainly looking at the fatigue performance of shafts and crane structures.

Stephen Prescott: Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd.

Stephen joined Sellafield Ltd in 2008, originally as a Safety Case Advisor for decommissioning projects. Following graduation at Lancaster University with a Masters in Nuclear Decommissioning, Stephen moved into Project Management in 2013. Stephen has worked on various phases of the Pile 1 Chimney Demolition Project, including Filter Gallery Demolition, Diffuser Demolition and more recently the detailed design stage of Barrel Demolition. Stephen led the assurance process which ultimately led to the regulator (ONR) to issue permission to build and operate the tower crane in support of chimney demolition.

James Temple: Sub-Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd.

Graduated at Coventry University with a degree in Construction Management in summer 2014, and then subsequently Joined Sellafield in September 2014 as a Project Management Graduate. After 2 years on the scheme, James moved into a project support role on the Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition Project and has recently taken up the role of Sub-Project Manager delivering key enabling packages for the next phase of the project. During his time on the project, James has been heavily involved in the construction of the tower crane, and the removal of 226 concrete blocks during the Diffuser Demolition Phase.

Jim Spencer: Principal Consulting Engineer, AFRY Solutions UK Limited

James Spencer has some 36 years’ experience in nuclear licensing, safety assessment and engineering covering the UK civil nuclear industry and UK defence sector, plus overseas nuclear experience (including Switzerland, Finland, Saudi Arabia and Turkey). He is experienced in many aspects of licensing, safety assessment and design, including engineering analysis of mechanical and structural elements, hazard identification, safety case production, assessment of modifications and probabilistic safety assessment including human factor assessments. He has specialised in the safety justification of cranes, mechanical handling and fuel handling operations.

Barry Lyon: Nuclear Safety Inspector, Mechanical Engineering Specialist, Office for Nuclear Regulation

Barry is a chartered mechanical engineer and Fellow of the IMechE and has been working in the mechanical engineering discipline for 37 years.

Following a mechanical technician apprenticeship in the power distribution industry, he worked on the design and manufacture of systems for – low/medium voltage electrical switchgear, military aircraft (Eurofighter), marine propulsion / rail traction engines, pharmaceutical tableting machinery (where he attained a worldwide patent for spray gun nozzles and developed modelling techniques), oil and gas industry in F1 composite manufacture.

His nuclear industry experience included the design and build of uranium enrichment plants in Germany, UK and Holland. His current position is a nuclear safety inspector for the Office for Nuclear Regulation, where he has focussed on the regulation of naval submarine facilities, decommissioning and storage facilities of the UK’s legacy waste.

Wayne Dunn: Mechanical Handling Manager, Engineering Services, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Group

Pete Best: 10 Dock Mechanical Handling Lead, Marine Submarines, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Grou

Pete is a Principal Mechanical Design Engineer with WS Atkins and their Discipline Lead for “high integrity” engineering provided into the defence nuclear industry. Over the last 10 years his technical focus has centred around the submarine enterprise with a particular focus on submarine maintenance and mechanical handling equipment. Pete heas spent the last 7 years leading a range of Devonport based projects focused on the design development of future mechanical handling capabilities within their new facilities to support the next generation of nuclear powered submarines. He is currently seconded into Babcock International in Devonport acting as their mechanical handling design lead on their 10 Dock project.

Imran Moola: Fuel Route Systems Engineer, Design Authority, EDF Energy

Imran Moolla graduated with a Masters in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Birmingham. He joined EDF Energy in 2009 and began his career working on New Nuclear Build projects in France, developing the detailed design of EDF’s European Pressurised Reactors. Since 2017, Imran has been supporting EDF Energy’s existing fleet of operating reactors as a Fuel Route Systems Engineer. His role involves a mix of Safety Case and Plant Engineering work for spent fuel handling equipment and the irradiated fuel storage ponds. He currently plays a lead role in the delivery of Safety Cases for the flask route modification projects being delivered in preparation for end of life Defueling.

Stu Robson: Technical Sales Engineer, SCX Special Projects

Stu Robson graduated from the University of Birmingham with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and has worked in the mechanical handling/lifting industry ever since. Following a period of around 6 years in mechanical engineering with a focus on specialist handling systems for the nuclear industry, Stu has spent the last 4.5 years as Technical Sales Engineer at SCX Special Projects, developing detailed technical and commercial proposals for specialist lifting applications in the nuclear industry among many others.

Callum Medlock: Mechanical Engineering Manager, Jacobs

Callum is a Mechanical Engineering Manager for Jacobs and works within the Decommissioning Projects Group. A Chartered Engineer, he graduated from the University of Hull in 2011 with a Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering and has since worked within the nuclear industry. Callum has conducted projects for a variety of nuclear industry site licence holders. Callum’s most recent project experiences include the DSRL Shaft and Silo Integrated Design Team and the Magnox Concrete Box Loading Facility, both of which required design and implementation of significant lifting equipment for the repackaging of nuclear materials for long term storage.

Thierry Grandgeorge: CTO, REEL Group

I&C engineer expert in I&C lifting solutions for highly technical installations nuclear Aluminum industry and aeronautic. 28 years of experience in lifting machine in REEL GROUP with some 20 year in nuclear industry : upgrading Fuel handling system in France to improve performance, safety and reliability , deigning new fuel Handling system for EPR project in Finland, China France and UK.

Olivier Ganier: Director of the Business Line Project Infrastructure & Export in Defence and Cycle division, REEL S.A.S

Mechanical Engineer with strong technical background with 21 years of experience in Defense and Nuclear Waste Retreatment projets. Delivered multiple In Cell and High Integrity Cranes for SELLAFIELD during the last 10 years (acting as Project Manager).

Paul Taylor: Technical Director, Design & Safety Limited

the naval and civil nuclear fields working on facilities design involving cranes, lifting equipment and process systems across several licensed sites. Experience includes design of a nuclear submarine Defueling facility and currently, the design of a new ‘Materials Highway’ for submarine maintenance activities.

Andy Pearson: Senior Technical Advisor, EDF Energy

Andy Pearson join the Central Electricity Generating Board in 1988 and has since worked for a number of its successors companies, such as Magnox, BNFL and now EDF.

His specialism is reviewing operations, potential faults and the protection provided against any consequences that could result (hazards). Although his Batchelor’s Degree was in Mechanical Engineering, his role include insuring electrical protection, administrative protection (human factors) as well as mechanical protection is adequate and commensurate with modern standards.

Andy’s current role is to ensure adequate protection can be demonstrated for the handling of irradiated fuel for end of life Defuelling.

Andy Pearson: Senior Technical Advisor, EDF Energy

Andy Pearson join the Central Electricity Generating Board in 1988 and has since worked for a number of its successors companies, such as Magnox, BNFL and now EDF.

Andy’s current role is to ensure adequate protection can be demonstrated for the handling of irradiated fuel for end of life Defuelling.

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Overview

Discover engineering solutions to the technical and environmental challenges facing those conducting high risk lifting at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers’ 9th Nuclear Lifting Seminar - the only event of its kind.

Day 1

08:30 - Agenda

Jennifer Gilmour: Senior Mechanical Engineer, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd.

Robert Cook: Mechanical Engineer, Nuclear and Power, Atkins Global

Stephen Prescott: Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd.

James Temple: Sub-Project Manager - Windscale Pile 1 Chimney Demolition, Sellafield Sites Ltd.

Jim Spencer: Principal Consulting Engineer, AFRY Solutions UK Limited

Barry Lyon: Nuclear Safety Inspector, Mechanical Engineering Specialist, Office for Nuclear Regulation

Wayne Dunn: Mechanical Handling Manager, Engineering Services, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Group

Pete Best: 10 Dock Mechanical Handling Lead, Marine Submarines, Marine & Technology, Babcock International Grou

Imran Moola: Fuel Route Systems Engineer, Design Authority, EDF Energy

Stu Robson: Technical Sales Engineer, SCX Special Projects

Callum Medlock: Mechanical Engineering Manager, Jacobs

Thierry Grandgeorge: CTO, REEL Group

Olivier Ganier: Director of the Business Line Project Infrastructure & Export in Defence and Cycle division, REEL S.A.S

Paul Taylor: Technical Director, Design & Safety Limited

Andy Pearson: Senior Technical Advisor, EDF Energy

Andy Pearson: Senior Technical Advisor, EDF Energy

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