Westinghouse reorganization creates two new business units

The new bifurcated organization, announced on October 1, aims to support the market focus both on extending the operating life of the current nuclear fleet and delivering optimized performance to existing reactor operators, the company said.

“Westinghouse is a global leader in delivering solutions that enable the installed nuclear fleet to operate their plants effectively, safely, and as long as possible,” said Patrick Fragman, Westinghouse president and chief executive.

A closer look: The Long-Term Operations unit will focus on delivering innovative solutions across engineering, instrumentation and controls systems, training and resource solutions, and parts that support the global operating fleet of nuclear power plants.

Meanwhile, the global Outage & Maintenance Services unit will deliver outage, maintenance, inspection, welding, and refurbishment services for operating nuclear power plants in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

“This new structure will enhance customer value by elevating these respective segments within the enterprise and better positioning our teams to deliver our technical solutions for our clients worldwide,” Westinghouse said in its news release.