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Relsafe PRA Consulting (Part of Assystem Group)

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RELSAFE PRA Consulting Private Limited, part of the Assystem Group, is a technical consulting firm providing services in the areas of Safety, Risk, and Reliability analyses for the power sector.

The team specialises in Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA) and part Deterministic Safety Assessment (DSA), catering to a wide range of international clients (power utilities, EPCs, and regulatory bodies) in countries like Switzerland, France, Belgium, the UAE, South Africa, Spain, Japan, and India. Experts at RELSAFE also contribute to IAEA missions and activities such as Technical Safety Review missions, Training Academy, Consultant meets etc.

RELSAFE’s key differentiator lies in its proven track record of delivering high-quality safety assessments across multiple reactor technologies, including PWRs, BWRs, PHWRs, and SMRs, for more than two decades. Building on this extensive experience, RELSAFE leverages its deep technical expertise and strong understanding of the latest international guidance and best practices to deliver high-value solutions to its clients consistently.

Team RELSAFE is recognized for its innovation, diligence, and flexible working approach. The organization’s core strengths - focus, flexibility, and a strong commitment to quality - enable it to deliver professional services in a responsive, responsible, and client-centric manner.

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