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On May 14, 2004, a dump truck transporting mixing tank T-12 from the New Hydrofracture Facility D&D Project arrived at the EMWMF.

On May 8, 2004, an exothermic metal reaction accident occurred during heating of surplus activated sodium shields at the ETTP.

Needs Assessment for former Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Y-12 Nuclear Security Complex production workers.

Needs Assessment for former Hanford production workers.

Needs Assessment for former Hanford construction workers.

Needs Assessment for former Idaho National Laboratory production workers.

On February 17, 2004, a BBI employee tripped and fell on uneven pavement while walking in a designated pedestrian walkway in the parking lot.

In 1994, the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board recommended that the Department of Energy stablize fissionable and radioactive materials at Los Alamos National Laboratory and at numerous other Department sites. Stabilization, by definition, includes activities such as repackaging materials stored in vulnerable containers, processing non-weapons-grade plutonium and direct discard of residues. The purpose of the Board's recommendation was to reduce safey and health risks to Department employees and the public. In 1995, in response to the Board's recommendation, the Department committed to stabilizing all of Los Alamos' fissionable materials by 2002.

The Stabilization of Nuclear Materials at Los Alamos National Laboratory

Decommissioning of the Fast Flux Test Facility at the Hanford Site, Richland, Washington