B&W Y-12 has named Bill Tindal as its new Vice President for Production, replacing Joel Duling, who has taken a new position at B&W subsidiary Nuclear Fuel Services. Tindal has served as the deputy manager of Production since 2011, and has held a variety of positions during an 18-year career at Y-12. He served as the manager of Y-12’s Production Facilities Department, and played a significant role in the startup of the Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility. He also was the manager of Y-12’s Enriched Uranium Production Department. Before arriving at Y-12, he worked in the Norfolk Naval Shipyard on testing of new naval reactor plants.
B&W Y-12 NAMES NEW VICE PRESIDENT FOR PRODUCTION
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