How do I go about getting Nuclear clearance

[TEESSIDE SCAFFOLDER]

Cape's

It is a two step process, the first step is to got to Informing recruitment decisions through the timely provision of accurate criminal history information and protecting vulnerable groups by preventing unsuitable people from working with them - Disclosure Scotland and get a basic disclosure.

Once you receive this contact us on 0844 736 0033 and we'll point you in the right direction for completing EDF clearance forms.

 

[steveo south east]

Another great post TEESIDE i thought you had to be sponsered or employed by someone who had the contract i shall chase this up in the morning top man
Thanks again

 

[TEESSIDE SCAFFOLDER]

the above was off capes facebook wall.

 

[steveo south east]

Not a fan of Facebook

 

[neil81]

but which disclosure do u need ?basic,standard or enhanced,does anyone know if you can still get clearence with gbh conviction

 

[Stella Fella]

but which disclosure do u need ?basic,standard or enhanced,does anyone know if you can still get clearence with gbh conviction

GBH Conviction will depend on (Severity) But Grevious as opposed to Actual is severe

Q. What different types of clearance are there?
A. We carry out four main types of vetting clearance.
1. Counter-Terrorist Check (CTC) This check gives people access to government buildings where there is a specific threat from terrorism, to Government establishments, but not to protectively marked-assets such as classified documents.
2. Security Check (SC) This is the most widely held clearance. It is needed for jobs involving long-term, frequent and uncontrolled access to SECRET, and occasional and controlled access to TOP SECRET assets and information. We normally review this clearance every ten years.
3. Developed Vetting (DV) This higher level of security clearance is needed for the most sensitive jobs and tasks, involving long-term and uncontrolled access to TOP SECRET information. DV clearances are regularly reviewed.
4. Basic Checks (BC) We also carry out a limited number of BASIC Checks (BC) to confirm the identity of a person, although the recruiting authorities or Defence Industry companies themselves usually do these. A BC is an essential pre-requisite for all three levels of security clearance.
As well as carrying out and reviewing clearances, we sometimes need to do follow-up work. Doubts about a person's security status can show up during the vetting process (although we may give a clearance), or may be pointed out to us later. The investigation work that follows is known as "Aftercare", and may be needed in connection with any of the clearance levels.

 

[dico]

what they forget to tell you is once youve got the clearence you need to get through the capes application wall. once theve ploted there own men. then the yearly outage crew. then the freind of a freind. nan grandad and the next door neighbour and hes mate. then there may be some room on the outages after xmas at hinkley point and sizewell.