Nuclear Plant Safety Standards

Nuclear plant safety standards are strict rules and procedures designed to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation. They include rigorous design and maintenance protocols, regular safety inspections, and emergency response plans. These standards aim to contain radiation, protect workers and the public, and minimize environmental impact. They are set by regulatory agencies to ensure that nuclear facilities operate reliably, with multiple safety layers and backup systems—such as cooling systems and containment structures—to manage potential risks effectively and respond swiftly to any issues.