The UK’s nuclear regulator said in a strategy document to 2025 that it must modernise operations to make it easier for staff to do their jobs well.
The Office for Nuclear Regulation said it wants to use digital applications and channels as a norm; share information more easily and speedily; have better management information to inform its advice and decisions; and review its capabilities, job roles and structures.
It said it would streamline processes and introduce technology to help us work better and more efficiently.
The Office for Nuclear Regulation said it wants to use digital applications and channels as a norm; share information more easily and speedily; have better management information to inform its advice and decisions; and review its capabilities, job roles and structures.
It said it would streamline processes and introduce technology to help us work better and more efficiently.
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