Working at NNL
Be part of something extraordinary
Science that changes society. Discoveries that answer the world’s biggest questions. World-class facilities, incredible materials, a community of passionate experts and the opportunity to be a force for good. You’ll find it all at NNL.
What we do at NNL
Clean Energy
We are helping the UK reach its climate goals by looking at new ways to develop and deploy advanced nuclear technologies.
Health and Nuclear Medicine
We’re advancing research in nuclear medicine to help develop the way conditions are diagnosed and treated.
Environmental Restoration
We’re working to ensure our impact on the environment is minimal and we’re finding innovative ways to treat and dispose of waste.
Security and Non-Proliferation
We provide expert guidance on the safe handling and storage of nuclear materials to organisations across the globe.
Diversity and inclusion
At NNL we are working to ensure we have an inclusive workplace that attracts, retains, and develops diverse talent. Although it’s difficult to unpick the structural inequalities still prevalent in our society, we know that as a purpose-led organisation, we are part of the society that we serve and therefore we must be part of the solution.
Our comprehensive Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) programme is steered by leaders across all areas of our business, as well as Trade Union representatives, all of whom are working to make sure ED&I is embedded throughout our processes. Anyone can volunteer to be an ED&I Ambassador and advocate for equality, diversity and inclusion within their team and feed in their specific experience to our programme. We publish our gender pay gap every year, and have targets in place to help us improve gender equality in the nuclear sector.
In March 2021 we were awarded the National Equality Standard (NES) accreditation for the first time. We were reaccredited in November 2023 showing significant progress. NES’s recommendations are built into our ED&I delivery plan and strategy.
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