“Never Again Shall We Allow a Serious Accident
That Unfolded at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station ”

　Under such strong determination of the nuclear industry, JANSI was established as a self-regulatory organization tasked with leading nuclear safety in Japan.
　Taking this resolution to heart, we established the mission, “Pursuing the world’s highest level of safety in Japan’s nuclear society -Untiring Pursuit of the Highest Standards of Excellence-”.
　In the Ten-Year Strategy revised in March 2024, our future vision is defined as, “nuclear operators establishing self-regulating and continuous initiatives to improve safety in order to achieve, maintain and continue the world’s highest levels of safety and reliability” and “JANSI independently leading nuclear operators as an authority of world excellence.”
　In order to realize the vision above, we shall conduct business operations based on the following quality policy.

　
1. JANSI shall lead nuclear operators in the pursuit of excellence in nuclear safety by developing trust, exerting peer pressure and maintaining organizational independence.
2. JANSI shall constantly improve skills needed for acting as a self-regulatory organization, keeping lessons learned from the Fukushima Daiichi Accident from fading away, and shall coordinate with relevant institutions domestic and abroad for the effective and efficient conduct of activities.
3. JANSI shall exercise collective strength through active communication and cooperation within the institute and shall conduct high quality evaluation and support which encourages continuous improvement in nuclear operators based on enhanced communication with them.
4. JANSI shall comprehensively evaluate performance of nuclear operators and present them with thoughtful insights which contributes to the pursuit of excellence.
5. JANSI shall remain sensitive to changes in business and social environment, and shall flexibly adjust priorities to best support the evolving needs of nuclear operators.
6. JANSI shall continuously improve the effectiveness of its own quality assurance activity.