Senior Vice President,
Nuclear Services

As senior vice president of Westinghouse Nuclear Services, Nick Liparulo leads a global organization of nearly 5,000 employees at 34 locations who work to strengthen nuclear plant operation, safety and competitiveness through world-class, innovative engineering, site field services, installation, and decommissioning and dismantling services.

Previously, Mr. Liparulo was vice president of Westinghouse Engineering Services, where he led the delivery of safety analysis, plant modifications and upgrades (including major component replacement such as steam generators and reactor vessel heads), and maintenance and repairs to a global customer base.

Mr. Liparulo joined Westinghouse as an engineer in 1972, and advanced through positions of increasing responsibility within the company’s Nuclear Services and Nuclear Fuel businesses. In 1999 he was appointed vice president of Fuel Engineering, and in 2001 he was named vice president, U.S./Asia Fuel.

Over the course of his Westinghouse career, Mr. Liparulo has managed diverse worldwide activities, including component design, safety analysis, the Westinghouse Owners Group, risk assessment, quality assurance, site modifications and maintenance, I&C design and delivery, fuel design and manufacturing, and licensing. He has served as the chairman of the Westinghouse Safety Review Committee and managed U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), EPRI, and Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) interfaces for Westinghouse.

Mr. Liparulo has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Chemical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh. He has authored approximately 30 external publications and has three patent disclosures. He is a registered Professional Chemical Engineer, has served on the board of Columbia College (South Carolina), is on the board of directors of the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, and serves on the visitor’s board at the University of Pittsburgh.

He is married and has two children.

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