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  • Risk Management
  • Organizational Culture

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  • The nuclear industry globally relies on robust safety protocols.
  • A risk-informed culture is essential for managing complex nuclear operations.
  • Existing safety paradigms require continuous evaluation and adaptation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the role of safety goals in developing a risk-informed nuclear safety culture.
  • To analyze the transition phases involved in implementing safety goals.
  • To identify challenges in standardizing safety goals and managing their implementation globally.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative analysis of global nuclear safety domain experiences.
  • Examination of transition phases: epistemic, reflexive, and practical.
  • Literature review on safety goal implementation and transition management.

Main Results:

  • Safety goals are vital catalysts for stakeholder dialogue and reassessment of safety paradigms.
  • Successful implementation requires epistemic, reflexive, and practical transitions.
  • Standardizing safety goals globally presents significant challenges.

Conclusions:

  • Safety goals are dynamic tools that drive cultural change and regulatory improvement in nuclear safety.
  • Effective transition management is key to leveraging safety goals for enhanced nuclear safety.
  • Recognizing safety goals as catalysts, not endpoints, is fundamental for progress.