Project management of the final storage of radioactive waste - the long way to the goal

The PMI Local Group Dresden organizes together with the regional group of GPM a lecture on the topic:

Project management of the final storage of radioactive waste - the long way to the goal.

Why is it taking so long to set up the repository for radioactive waste in Germany? What are the other countries doing? Can we achieve a "Germany speed" here as well, such as with the LNG terminals? The complex and strongly networked structure of all tasks is shown. Questions are answered as to why tasks have to be carried out. The background for the task design is presented. The speaker goes into the particular importance of stakeholder management. Project organization and controlling are discussed.

 

Speaker: Dipl. Ing. Michael Mente

Former project manager for disposal at BGR in the BMWi

Michael Mente was project manager for final storage at the Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR) in the division of the Federal Ministry of Economics and has professional experience in the implementation of complex and highly networked projects in industry and in the public sector, and also industry experience in the fields of energy, air and and aerospace engineering and mining.

Information:

Location: Dresden University of Applied Sciences
Friedrich-List-Platz 1
01069 Dresden
Seminar building, room S 228
Access via the central building at Friedrich-List-Platz 1

PDU: 2 PDUs, which are then submitted for you via us.

For more information, please contact annett.schlotte@pmi-gc.de