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CEZUS Jarrie: Nuclear-grade zirconium
CEZUS, an AREVA group subsidiary, is the global leader in the market for nuclear-grade zirconium. Zirconium is a metal used for fuel cladding, among other applications. CEZUS operates at six sites; the Jarrie site in the Isère department of France produces zirconium sponge.
Business: Production of nuclear grade zirconium
CEZUS Jarrie produces the zirconium sponge used for nuclear fuel rod cladding, in addition to other reactive metals such as hafnium.
History
Established in the early 1960s, the Jarrie site of CEZUS has nearly 50 years of experience in zirconium production.
Certifications
CEZUS Jarrie is certified under ISO 9001 (quality management), ISO 14001 (environment) and OHSAS 18001 (health and occupational safety).
Commitment to the environment
CEZUS Jarrie is strongly committed to achieving its environmental protection objectives.
Commitment to employees
CEZUS Jarrie is strongly committed to continuously improving employees’ working conditions, particularly in terms of health and safety.
Dialogue with stakeholders
The CEZUS Jarrie site demonstrates its commitment to community involvement through numerous initiatives.
Tours are available for professionals only.
Information:
CEZUS Jarrie
291 route du marais
38560 Jarrie
France
Phone: 33 4 76 68 56 56
Fax: 33 4 76 68 79 40
Getting information
Find out about key publications of the CEZUS Jarrie site.
