20 years through the eyes of our employees
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Eva Chnapková
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When Eva Chnapková started working at the nuclear power plant in Jaslovské Bohunice after graduating from a secondary technical school specialising in chemistry, she probably had no idea that it would turn into a career spanning four decades. Today, she sums up her career simply—in one word: satisfaction.
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Ing. Miroslav Klč
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Ing. Miroslav Klč has dedicated his professional career to nuclear energy—from the earliest days in operation to his current role as a specialist in managing the dismantling of equipment and the demolition of structures in the main reactor building. For more than three decades, he has been both a witness to and an active participant in key moments—from the stable power generation of the units to their gradual decommissioning. Today, he is among those who are transforming the end of one era into a safe and responsible new beginning.
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Ľubomír Cibulka
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When Ľubomír Cibuľka started working at the power plant in 1983, after graduating from a secondary technical school, the world of computing looked completely different from what it does today. Computers took up entire rooms, users had to reserve “machine time” in advance, and printers were large machines that hummed away somewhere in the server room.
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Martin Slezák
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For more than two decades, he has been involved in the decommissioning of the A1 nuclear power plant—from the earliest projects to today’s technologically complex solutions. Martin Slezák talks about responsibility and respect, as well as how the handling of radioactive waste is becoming a meticulously managed process with an emphasis on safety and the environment. In this interview, he discusses the key moments of his career, technological developments, and the values that, in his view, determine how successfully we can close the nuclear chapter of our past.
