By mobilizing more than 4,000 personnel worldwide to support Spring 2017 outages, we’re ensuring that operating plants continue to generate clean energy from nuclear power.

For more than 30 years, Westinghouse has provided highly specialized field services that enable our customers to reduce their overall outage duration and associated costs. Backed by Westinghouse’s advanced technology and decades of practical experience, our skilled workforce has helped utilities extend component life, maximize power output, and operate safely and cost-efficiently.

Congratulations to Westinghouse’s Matt Estby and Kelley Harrington for recently being named North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) Excellence Award winners. Matt and Kelley were two of a small number of people or projects recognized by this national organization for their efforts during the fourth quarter of 2016.

Here at Westinghouse, our engineers help to change the nuclear industry and the world with their innovative ideas. Highlighted below, a few of our global engineers share their passion for engineering and reasons for selecting engineering as a career path.

Passionate employees like Jeff Chapla help lead charge to develop innovative nuclear technology at Westinghouse. Learn more about Jeff’s role at our Waltz Mill site in Madison, Pennsylvania (USA), where he serves as the acting director for Global Technology & Innovation within our Operating Plants Business product line, in this video.

As plant manager of Westinghouse’s zirconium operations in Blairsville, Pa. (USA), Jim Cook oversees the production of fuel cladding components that go into assemblies that fuel a nuclear power plant. Learn more about how our Blairsville facility is driving nuclear innovation and building on its 60-year legacy of manufacturing excellence in this video.