- Products
- Mechanical and remote handling
- Remotely operated vehicles
- Radiation protection instrumentation
- Engineered containments and gloveboxes
- Industrial X-ray inspection systems
- Modular and containerised systems
- Radiation tolerant equipment
- Radioactive sources
- Safety related systems
- Shielded equipment and facilities
- Nuclear decommissioning
- Nuclear new build
- Support to nuclear fuel manufacturing
- Support to nuclear power generation
- Reactor decommissioning
- High-integrity control systems
- Safety case development
- Safety case substantiation
- Safety system design
- 3D modelling
- Configuration management
- Design analysis
- Design consultancy
- PES and control systems
- Software lifecycle processes and programming
- 3D modelling and data handling
- Building infrastructure and services
- LASER scanning
- Optical and radiation surveys
- Plant and waste characterisation
- SONAR scanning
- Through-life support
- Remote inspection systems
- Radioactive source store
- Long Reach tooling solutions
- Removal of structural feature from MEB
- Rodman II commissioning
- Archive
Heritage
James Fisher Nuclear was formed in 2005 following the acquisition and merger of Harsh Environment Systems Ltd and Nuclear Decommissioning Ltd, with parts of Rumic and Remote Marine Systems.
The company is built on the strong heritage of design, manufacture, testing and inspection skills and expertise that has been developed in the many organisations that have been combined into today’s James Fisher Nuclear (JFN). This experience is wide ranging within the UK nuclear sector but draws upon many related industries ranging from aerospace to sub-sea engineering and remotely operated vehicles.
The companies acquired and now forming part of today’s JFN are equally diverse and well established including, for example, Remac and MB Faber, the latter originally founded in 1988 as the Faber Design Consultancy.
Today, JFN is a powerful force in the world’s nuclear and other high assurance industries, capable of taking on some of the most complex engineering challenges and able, where necessary, to draw upon the skills, expertise and resources of the wider James Fisher and Sons plc organisation.
