Bechtel has announced the opening of a new office in Warsaw, Poland, to support the delivery of Poland’s first nuclear power plant, which will provide clean, reliable, and carbon-free energy to the country.

Bechtel and Westinghouse Electric Co. recently formed the project team to build the country’s first nuclear power plant on the Baltic Sea coast by 2033.

“Building on Bechtel’s mission to build inspiring projects with extraordinary teams, we are excited to grow our team in Poland,” said Ahmet Tokpinar, general manager of Bechtel’s nuclear power business line. “Developing a strong nuclear workforce will support and sustain Poland’s energy goals,” he added.

The company aims to expand its presence in Poland as preparations for the country’s first nuclear power plant make progress. Polish labor, as well as small and major companies, will play an important part in the project. The company also aims to continue working with Polish suppliers to help the country usher in a new age of clean and secure energy.

“Bechtel’s new Warsaw office represents new opportunities to engage with the local community, potential employees, and suppliers, and to build lasting partnerships as we help Poland meet its nuclear needs,” Tokpinar said.

Bechtel has designed, built, or provided construction services on 150 nuclear plants worldwide, bringing more than 76,000 megawatts (MW) of new nuclear generation capacity to the world.

Bechtel, a leading engineering, procurement, construction, and project management company, has large-scale reactors such as Vogtle and also small modular or advanced reactors including the Natrium Advanced Demonstration Reactor in the US.

It’s noteworthy that Bechtel is currently searching for employees to join its Warsaw office. “We’re looking for engineers as well as people to work in safety, procurement, supply chain, project controls, and finance.,” Bechtel said in a press release.