A second NRS nuclear specialist to appear at WDS

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29 October 2024

D&Ri is proud to announce that John Turp, Programme Manager and Chartered Civil Engineer at Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS), will bring his extensive expertise to next week’s 2024 World Demolition Summit in Stockholm, Sweden.

John Turp, Programme Manager at Nuclear Restoration Services John Turp, Programme Manager at Nuclear Restoration Services. (PHOTO: NRS)

With over 25 years in the nuclear industry, primarily with (NRS), John has managed large-scale decommissioning and nuclear waste storage projects across 12 UK sites.

Currently, he leads the NRS programme focused on decommissioning the UK’s early research and first-generation civil reactors, alongside major remediation and structural change efforts.

“John’s wealth of experience in nuclear decommissioning and his collaborative approach to complex challenges make him a valuable addition to the WDS,” said Leila Steed, WDS Programme Organiser.

“His insights will undoubtedly enhance our discussions on safe, innovative decommissioning strategies.”

John is also a passionate advocate of collaboration, working with stakeholders and the vast expertise in the supply chain to deliver on behalf of NRS and the UK’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

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