Central Plateau Cleanup urged to tighten up certain practices at Hanford’s 324 Building

By Wayne Barber

While Department of Energy contractor Central Plateau Cleanup Co. is doing a good job on hazardous nuclear remediation within Building 324 at the Hanford Site in Washington state, it needs to tackle some safety risks, according to the agency’s Office of Enterprise…

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