Interested in our priorities at Sellafield and the progress we’re making to establish a fleet of new nuclear facilities across the site? 🔍 Visit our priorities and progress page over on GOV, linked below, to see our new major projects section. 👇 https://t.co/L3PnoVVaow

Introducing #FutureFriday! We’re starting with our degree and vocational apprentice class of 2025 🎉 The future generation helping deliver our nationally important mission. From project updates to decades-ahead milestones, we’ll share what’s next. 👇 What should we cover?

We are looking back 10, 20, 30 and 40 years ago this #ThrowbackThursday! This week we welcomed our newest intake of apprentices! 🙌 So, to celebrate our long standing commitment to the next generation, we thought we'd look back at some of the apprentices who have joined us in

We’re excited to announce that.. Altrad Integrity Services @NRSdounreay @SellafieldLtd are finalists for the ECI Training & Development Award’s Excellence in ED&I Award! Congratulations! 🎉 Find out more about the finalists: https://t.co/N3DKOi4cpq #ECIAwards25

We’re excited to announce the finalists for the ECI Training & Development Awards' Graduate of the Year! Alexander Clark - Kellogg Brown & Root (@KBRincorporated)  Anouschka Van Mourik - @SellafieldLtd Michael Horgan  - @Stats__Group A huge congratulations! Find out more about

Photo Friday at Sellafield! 📷 This week’s image comes from guest photographer Thomas, who’s got a soft spot for industrial pipes! “I love the weight and strength in these structures. They feel grounded, yet reach skyward with purpose. And of course - pipes! So many to choose

Throwback Thursday Challenge! Take a look at this box being installed on the Sellafield site back in the day. 👀 Can you guess what it was used for? 🤔 ➡️Was it a surplus supplies room? ➡️A whole body monitor room? ➡️A PPE storage room? Clue: It once had a role

#PhotoFriday at Sellafield 📷 This week’s spotlight is on one of our amazing colleagues carrying out vital work in our High Level Waste facility — a great example of the skill and dedication that keeps our site running safely. Every image tells a story — and behind each one is

#ThrowbackThursday to the skyline filled with cranes, as Thorp took shape — one of the UK’s most ambitious nuclear builds. 🏗️ Fast forward to today, and cranes are rising again for our new waste management facilities. Check out our updated Priorities and Progress page, now

#PhotoFriday Nicola snapped this shot — capturing a demo showing a robotic arm in action. RrOBO (Risk Reduction of Glovebox Operations) is all about smart tech, safer working, and great teamwork with @Atkins #CavendishNuclear & #TaylorKightleyEngineering #sellafield

Through the roof… literally! Can you guess the year when we needed an 800te crane to lift a new evaporator into Thorp, by first making a hole in the roof? Reply with your comments! #sellafield #nuclear #archive #throwbackthursday

#PhotoFriday This week, we’re sharing another new aerial image of Sellafield – a fresh perspective on the scale and complexity of our site From legacy plants to modern infrastructure, each corner of our site tells a story of innovation, safety and progress in nuclear clean-up

#ThrowbackThursday HALES – our Highly Active Liquor Evaporation and Storage plant – has been safely managing radioactive waste for decades at Sellafield. 💡 HAL is stored in HASTs, ensuring secure containment of highly active liquids. #SellafieldLtd #nuclear #nuclearwaste

#PhotoFriday Another great shot from Nicola!—this time inside the Vitrified Product Store, where bright yellow floor plugs mark the spot where waste containers are stored beneath. These stainless steel containers hold a stable glass product created from highly active liquor.

#Throwback to our apprentices when they weren’t just learning their trades—they were also out in the community painting double-decker buses and tinkering with miniature locomotive engines! 🚍🔧 We’re proud of our history of supporting local communities. 🙌 #ThrowbackThursday

Great visit by MP Josh MacAlister to Sellafield. He said: “I’m fascinated to find out how Sellafield’s workforce is tackling its most complex challenges. It’s always a pleasure to visit. Thanks to the visits team and employees who showed me around." @JoshMacAlister #sellafield

Glovebox by numbers: A Sellafield Snapshot Did you know our oldest glovebox on the Sellafield site is over 65 years old? That’s decades of nuclear history! We have over 700 gloveboxes across the site — each one playing a vital role in keeping our operations safe and secure.

This week’s photo, captured by our talented site photographer Nicola, takes us inside one of our High Level Waste Plants on the Sellafield site Much of the work inside these highly radioactive cells is carried out using Master Slave Manipulators (MSMs) #PhotoFriday #Sellafield

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🔙 #ThrowbackThursday Built in 1951, Lab 54 has long been a cornerstone of research and development at Sellafield, designed for the safe handling of radioactive materials. Find out more about Gloveboxes at Sellafield, via the link in the comments below. 👇 #sellafield