Hydro-Québec has been generating, transmitting, and distributing electricity for over half a century, and is a world leader in the field of hydroelectricity. The utility’s Gentilly-2 nuclear facility was shut down on December 28, 2012, because it no longer met Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) standards. The main issues identified were the training program, implementation of emergency measures, and non-compliance with health and safety regulations for working at heights. Hydro-Québec hired Targe to create a training program, integrate a team of qualified responders, and develop drills and realistic emergency simulations. Thanks to Targe’s involvement, Hydro-Québec was able to meet CNSC standards and resume its operations.
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