The Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) is a unique place to work because no other organization in the world — be it private, public, governmental, for-profit, or non-profit — does …

INPO was formally established in December 1979, in response to the commission’s recommendations. INPO was tasked with monitoring and evaluating appropriate safety …

INPO exists to help all members build and sustain operational excellence. As the global standard-bearer for nuclear safety, reliability, and a sustained culture of continuous improvement, INPO …

Members help shape INPO industry standards and focus areas, and have access to member-only resources, events, and forums. This collaborative environment fosters continuous …

Through integrated programs and expert services adaptable to any operating model, scale or technology, INPO helps members identify and address risk, develop proficient, resilient, …

Mr. Jeff Place joined INPO in June 1999, and was elected executive vice president, Industry Strategy, in January 2018. In this role, he is responsible for INPO’s industry-facing operations.

When you choose to share your talent and time with INPO, you’re helping influence the direction of the nuclear power industry and the planet’s energy future. You’ll be part of a dynamic team …

We develop mutually beneficial relationships — at INPO, in the nuclear industry, and with other stakeholders — that support improved teamwork and collaboration. Through these …

Jeff Place joined INPO in June 1999, and was elected executive vice president, Industry Strategy, in January 2018. In this role, he is responsible for INPO’s industry-facing operations. Learn More

Through integrated programs and expert services adaptable to any operating model, scale or technology, INPO helps members identify and address risk, develop proficient, resilient, …