Enhancing attitude of nuclear professionals by utilizing the Fukushima accident

Oba, Kyoko  ; Yoshizawa, Atsufumi*; Kitamura, Masaharu*

Five years have passed since the Fukushima accident, and at first look Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station appears as an ordinary factory. However, regarding safety education and training, the remains of the accident which bore the brunt of the overwhelming impact of the disaster carry an important meaning in the development of attitude and motivation for safety, and many organizations have already begun working on implementing it for future safety. This article seeks to propose the proper attitude for nuclear industry by utilizing remains of the Fukushima accident focusing on the transportation industry, while considering previous approaches which utilized remains.