Cleanup office turns to Naval Reactors boss for EM-2 post

Jeff Avery, a longtime manager with the Office of Naval Reactors, has been selected as the new second-in-command at the Department of Energy’s $7.8-billion Office of Environmental Management.
Avery, current director of regulatory and security affairs with the…

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Cleanup office turns to Naval Reactors boss for EM-2 post

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