Olivier Tirel manages a team of 40 people specializing in the development of software for the La Hague site. A former developer turned project manager and then unit manager within EURIWARE, he considers the development prospects offered by the AREVA group to be motivational.
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Olivier Tirel manages a team of 40 people specializing in the development of software for the La Hague site. A former developer turned project manager and then unit manager within EURIWARE, he considers the development prospects offered by the AREVA group to be motivational.
1/1/2008 - 01:58 min
Three AREVA employees working with Planète Urgence
English course in Indonesia
Training to achieve business and career success
Three AREVA employees working with Planète Urgence
Changing perspectives to move forward through mobility
Cora Fischer, safety engineer, Erlangen (Germany)
Personalized integration program: become more familiar
Olivier Tirel, unit manager, La Hague (France)
Awarding -Project leaders for South Africa diplomas
Xavier Robbe, init manager, La Hague (France)

AREVA seeks to ensure its employees’ personal fulfillment, particularly through respect for diversity.
As a fervent defender of equal opportunities, the group is deeply committed on both the human and social levels. This is reflected in its tradition of openness and social dialogue at every level of the organization, concerning employees, supervisors, employee representatives, or senior management. This commitment led to the development of a Values Charter. The many activities conducted on behalf of diversity have made AREVA the first group in France to receive the Diversity Label from Afnor, applicable to all of its entities in France.
AREVA Way is a way of being and a way of acting and listening to employees. In other words, a way of allowing each employee to make a contribution to the successful achievement of the group’s commitments.
Diversity means commitment at AREVA: it is the Values Charter signed in 2003, it is membership in the UN Global Compact on human rights and labor standards, and it is the international charter on equal opportunity.
Afnor awarded the Diversity Label to the group in March 2010. The label constitutes recognition of AREVA’s activities in favor of diversity and is a vital stepping stone towards further action in this area, by all of us.
