ANS solicits further feedback on potential certification concepts

May 5, 2023, 12:02PMANS News

Earlier this year, the American Nuclear Society's newly formed Special Committee on Certification started conducting market research with the help of a third party contractor to determine the viability of a nuclear certification program. An initial survey was sent to the membership back in March with the goal of determining what certification programs were already available and what type of certification program ANS could develop to benefit the community.

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ANS solicits further feedback on potential certification concepts

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