Working towards energy that is safer and more controlled: the nuclear industry at agap2

Nuclear power is proving to be an essential energy source to address the challenges of climate change and the energy transition. Combining innovation, safety and technical expertise, this sector is central to the ambitions of agap2, a key stakeholder in industrial engineering. To mark Nuclear Week (03-07 February 2025), let’s explore how agap2 is helping to shape the future of the sector while meeting Europe’s energy challenges.

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Nuclear energy: safe and essential for the future

Nuclear power stands out for its ability to produce clean, reliable, low-carbon electricity. As a pillar of the energy transition, it meets the growing demand for electricity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. With ever-higher safety standards and cutting-edge technological expertise, this form of energy is an appropriate response to today’s energy and climate challenges.

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agap2 Nuclear expertise

Since 2005, agap2 has been working with the main stakeholders in the nuclear industry in France. With 450 specialised employees and a local presence with 16 agencies, we work on large-scale projects in collaboration with operators such as EDF, Framatome and Orano, and with future operators such as Nuward, Newcleo and Jimmy.

Our areas of expertise include:

• Engineering: mechanical, electrical, control and command, processes, instrumentation, structural calculations and dimensioning
• Project management: project management, contract management, planning, cost control, risk management, technical and regulatory documentation.
• Sites in operation: safety studies, radiation protection, dismantling scenarios.
• Construction and installation: civil engineering, new works, commissioning and maintenance.

Our commitment to quality and safety is demonstrated by our ISO 19 443 certification, a guarantee of reliability for our partners.

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Nuclear Week: events not to be missed

Nuclear Week is an opportunity to highlight the opportunities offered by this sector. agap2 will be present at several major events across France:

• Tuesday 4 February:
  • Webinar ‘Build your future in nuclear engineering’ organised by the Université des Métiers de l’Ingénierie nucléaire.
  • Nuclear Business Day in Bourges.
• Wednesday 5 February: Participation in the RESNUC forum in Nîmes
• Friday 7 February: Café des métiers du nucléaire in Aix-en-Provence, in partnership with WIN.

These meetings will be an opportunity to find out more about our vision, projects and career prospects in a fast-growing sector.

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Join agap2: let’s build the future of nuclear power together, in complete transparency.

At agap2 Nuclear, we adopt a transparent approach while being aware of the challenges, but we firmly believe that nuclear power plays a key role in building a responsible energy future, as a complement to renewable energies.

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Why join agap2 in this changing sector?

The French nuclear industry will need to recruit 10,000 people a year for 10 years to meet the challenges of tomorrow. At agap2, we value profiles from the nuclear industry as well as talent from other sectors, ready to take on the challenges of a rapidly changing sector.

Our mission is to support the industry in building a safer, more sustainable and innovative energy future. By drawing on quality standards such as ISO 19443, we are reaffirming our commitment to developing responsible solutions capable of meeting the crucial challenges of the energy transition.

Joining us means...

• Working on innovative projects in cutting-edge environments in a variety of forms such as project platforms, skills centres and service centres or fixed-price projects.
• Join a company renowned for its expertise and collaborative approach.
• Benefit from personalised career management and a wide range of opportunities.

Would you like to contribute to the development of an ambitious sector with a major impact on the future of energy?
Join us now and help shape a promising energy future in France and around the world.

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