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机译:3-D规格

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While the nuclear power industry is trying to reinforce its safety and regain the public's support post-Fukushima, it is also faced with a very real challenge that affects its day-to-day activities: a rapidly ageing workforce. A 2009 Nuclear Energy Institute survey indicates that 38% of the nuclear utility workforce is eligible to retire by 2014, leaving the US nuclear industry alone with about 21,600 new workers to educate and train. The industry must also take into account the non-retirement workforce attrition which will account for a 10% reduction of the current workforce also by 2014. In Canada alone, it is estimated that 65% of all power industry workers are over 40 years old and almost 40% are within 5 years of retirement. For nuclear new build (NNB) countries such as Vietnam and the UAE, the challenge is even greater, having to develop a completely new workforce with little to no prior experience or exposure to nuclear power.
机译:在核电行业试图加强其安全性并在福岛核事故之后重新获得公众的支持的同时,它还面临着影响其日常活动的非常实际的挑战:迅速老龄化的劳动力队伍。 2009年,核能研究所的一项调查表明,到2014年,有38%的核动力公司有资格退休,仅美国核工业就有大约21,600名新工人要接受教育和培训。行业还必须考虑到非退休人员的流失,到2014年,这一比例还将减少目前的劳动力的10%。仅在加拿大,估计所有电力行业工人中有65%的年龄超过40岁,几乎有40%的人在退休后的5年内。对于像越南和阿联酋这样的核电新兴国家(NNB)而言,挑战甚至更大,他们必须培养一支完全没有经验或接触核电的全新员工队伍。

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