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The smoke of the inspector’s pipe: digression on an experience
José Roberto Tavares de Paiva
The work of a nuclear safeguards inspector is not only a complex one: it is a succession of specialized activities that are ruled by international standards resulting from agreements between countries and institutions. An inspector does not perform verifications in a facility just because there is a need to carry out a control. Exactly underlying the word control, there is a story marked by the effort of diverse nations toward avoiding the proliferation of nuclear weapons and their use in wars and in terrorist actions. The time devoted by an inspector to the verification of a nuclear facility is valuable and, implicitly, it involves both a technical and a political nature.
Presentation at the Senate of Brazil in the 'Seminar for the Revision of the Treaty for Non Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons'
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Presented by the Deputy Secretary of ABACC, Dr. Odilon Marcuzzo do Canto, in which is given an overview of the nuclear energy highlighting its importance nowadays
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