Since the summer of 1998, the liquid waste construction workforce at the Savannah River Site has been setting the standard for workplace safety, leading to a new milestone of over 40 million safe hours. September 2, 2025
The Portsmouth Paducah Project Office is modernizing its depleted uranium hexafluoride conversion facilities by installing a new system designed to significantly enhance safety, improve efficiency and reduce operational pauses. September 2, 2025
The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management Hanford Field Office is modernizing the 222-S Laboratory at the Hanford Site to enhance its capability, capacity and reliability for future cleanup work. August 26, 2025
Eleven radiological control technicians at the West Valley Demonstration Project have undergone a 40-hour training to prepare for a credentialing exam that validates competency and provides credibility in their field of work. August 26, 2025
Members of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board viewed progress underway to address legacy transuranic waste during a visit to Los Alamos National Laboratory on July 30. August 12, 2025
The Hanford Site's annual emergency preparedness field exercise put responders to the test with a challenging scenario designed to simulate a complex, high-stakes emergency. August 12, 2025
Wearable technology is helping workers stay safe on the job in the South Carolina summer heat at the Savannah River Site. July 29, 2025
First responders at the Hanford Site have a new radio system that makes it easier to communicate and improves site safety during emergencies. July 22, 2025
Each year, Idaho Cleanup Project team members host the Safety Days event, where they reinforce safety principles with the workforce. July 15, 2025
The contractor cleaning up radioactive tank waste for the Office of Environmental Management at the Savannah River Site has successfully upgraded the complex control system used to monitor and operate nuclear facilities. July 1, 2025