DNFSB still looking for operations exec, board tells Congress in annual report

The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board is still looking for a successor to its first executive director of operations, who left in August, the board said in a recent report to Congress.
“The board is actively recruiting to fill that vacancy in 2023,” according…

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