From 5th of November to 6th, 2014 routine fire and tactical training and educational-methodical collection of the Ural Regional Emergency Center of the Russian Federation with the heads of the fire and rescue units for the protection of Russian nuclear power plants underwent at the Beloyarsk NPP.

On November 5 the workshops on teaching points of the 35 firehouse (Fire Brigade of the object Beloyarsk NPP), demonstration of firefighting equipment in Zarechny (Sverdlovsk region), the deployment of campus life support in the area of Mount Scheelite (Zarechny) took place.

On November 6 last active phase of the exercises at the site of the Beloyarsk NPP on objects of the power unit № 3 underwent. The exercise participants demonstrated actions conditional on extinguishing the fire and other emergency services technical possibilities for the localization and liquidation of emergency situations on large industrial facilities.

The exercise was attended by fire and rescue units from Sverdlovsk, Chelyabinsk, Kurgan region, teaching rescue center, rescue teams of the Beloyarsk NPP, as well as the forces and means of the Emergency management united subsystem Zarechny.

In total the exercises involved more than 60 pieces of equipment and 300 personnel.

The progress of the scientists was observed by the Chairman of the Sverdlovsk region Denis Pasler.

The Beloyarsk nuclear power plant is entered into work in April, 1964. It is the first nuclear power plant in big nuclear power of the country, and unique with reactors of different types on one platform. The first power units of the Beloyarsk nuclear power plant with reactors on thermal neutrons of AMB-100 and AMB-200 are stopped in connection with resource development. In operation there is the unique power unit in the world with the reactor on fast neutrons of an industrial power level of BN-600. In the stage of construction there is a power unit with the reactor on fast neutrons of BN-800. Power units on fast neutrons are urged to expand significantly fuel base of nuclear power and to minimize radioactive waste at the expense of the organization of the closed nuclear and fuel cycle.

Current information about a radiation situation near the nuclear power plant in Russia and other objects of the nuclear industry is provided on a site www.russianatom.ru.