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Westinghouse Electric Company is a nuclear energy company describing itself as the world's leading nuclear company, delivering technology and services for carbon-free energy.
- Locations
- Salwick Preston, GB, Cumbria, GB, Gateshead, GB
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- Locations
- Salwick Preston, GB, Cumbria, GB, Gateshead, GB
- Posted this week
- 11 of 38
Radiation Protection Adviser
Environmental Engineer
Environmental Manager
Commissioning Engineer
Framework Director
Senior Business Process Analyst
Training Co-ordinator
Civil & Structural Eng II
Cyber Security Analyst
C,E&I Support Technician
Project Manager
Analytical Chemist Shifts
Senior CE&I Engineer
Sr. Analyst, EMEA Pension and Total Rewards
PPM - Supply Chain
Nuclear Safeguards Lead inc Growth
UK Nuclear Fuel Commercial Manager
EC&I Engineer
Communications Intern
Principal EC&I Engineer
Bid Manager
Account Executive UK
Integrated Security Analyst
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About the company
Westinghouse Electric Company is a nuclear energy company describing itself as the world's leading nuclear company, delivering technology and services for carbon-free energy. Westinghouse technology powers 57% of the world's nuclear power plants, maintains nearly two-thirds of the world's nuclear fleet and fuels 40% of that fleet, and remains the basis for approximately half of the world's operating nuclear reactors. The company reports approximately 12,500 employees across 100+ locations in 23 countries.
Its portfolio spans new plants (AP1000 PWR, AP300 SMR, eVinci microreactor), nuclear fuel for boiling water and pressurized water reactors including fuel fabrication, and services for operating plants such as outage services, engineered solutions, instrumentation and controls, training solutions and digital optimization.
Company History
George Westinghouse founded Westinghouse Electric and 59 other companies, earning more than 360 patents, with innovations that transformed rail travel and electric power. That engineering culture extended into nuclear energy in 1957, when Westinghouse supplied the world's first commercial pressurized water reactor.