DOE IG finds no major defects with drug-testing program at Hanford vit plant

By Wayne Barber

After a probe, the Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General could not substantiate claims of cheating and other problems with Bechtel’s substance abuse program at the Waste Treatment Plant at the Hanford Site in Washington state. “Specifically,…

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