CEIS Power Enhances Nuclear Engineering Services Across the U.S. Fleet

CEIS Power Strengthens Support for U.S. Nuclear Facilities

In a significant move to bolster the operational efficacy of commercial nuclear facilities across the United States, CEIS Power is stepping up its engineering and workforce support. With the nuclear energy sector facing evolving operational pressures and regulatory demands, CEIS Power is committed to delivering comprehensive solutions to these urgent challenges.

Over recent months, CEIS Power has deployed multidisciplinary engineering teams to various nuclear stations nationally. This initiative is aimed at enhancing engineering capacity, expediting plant modifications, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Notably, the company has dispatched mechanical, civil, structural, and digital engineers to assist site staff in addressing backlog issues and advancing ongoing modernization projects for key nuclear utilities, particularly on the West Coast.

As CEIS Power continues to contribute to multiple facilities along the East Coast and Southeast, their engineering efforts include robust evaluations in mechanical and piping systems, detailed outage planning, and the creation of critical engineering documentation. These efforts align strategically with ASME codes, plant design bases, and NRC requirements, reinforcing CEIS Power's commitment to safety and compliance.

This proactive approach addresses a pressing concern within the nuclear sector – staffing shortages. With many utilities struggling to maintain adequate personnel levels, CEIS’s focus on supplying experienced nuclear talent has become an invaluable resource. Megan Kolajajak, Team Lead for Power Generation and Delivery at CEIS, emphasized the company's commitment to utilizing skilled professionals where they are needed the most. “Utilities are under constant pressure, not only to maintain safety but also to adapt to rapid technological advancements and regulatory changes,” she stated.

At its core, CEIS Power's commitment to the nuclear industry extends beyond immediate project needs. The company is deeply invested in long-term initiatives that focus on digital modernization and enhancing plant life extension strategies. By securing reliable engineering and project support, CEIS Power aims to strengthen the foundations of nuclear readiness, ensuring that facilities can meet current and future demands.

Looking ahead, CEIS Power remains engaged with nuclear utilities nationwide, ready to adapt and provide the engineering services essential for safe and reliable operations. Companies interested in learning more about how CEIS Power can enhance operational resilience and support their projects are encouraged to reach out and initiate discussions.

In conclusion, as the need for reliable nuclear energy becomes ever more crucial in a rapidly changing energy landscape, CEIS Power stands as a dedicated partner, poised to navigate the complexities of the nuclear sector alongside its clients, ensuring not just compliance, but also a robust and sustainable future in energy production.