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ISRS clients

ISRS has been used on thousands of client sites worldwide. Some case studies of ISRS implementation projects are shown here.​
 
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"ISRS has given us the challenge and the recognition to continually and consistently improve in all aspects of efficient, safe and environmentally responsible operation of our sites.
 
It has achieved strong staff participation and enthusiasm by measurable goals to drive overall site improvement plans."
 
Dr. C.J. Marchese
Chief Operations Officer
Magnox Electric Ltd. ​

 

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 ISRS7: Incorporating industry best practices
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