DOE’s Carlsbad Field Office Has Trouble Filling New WIPP Oversight Positions

By Mike Nartker

Kenneth Fletcher WC Monitor 5/8/2015 The Department of Energy’s Carlsbad Field Office is having a tough time filling 22 new full-time positions, many of them in safety and oversight, that were created in response to last year’s incidents at the Waste…

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Table of Contents

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New Report Provides Insight Into Bechtel’s Estimates for Completing Key Portions of WTP

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DOE’s Carlsbad Field Office Has Trouble Filling New WIPP Oversight Positions

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INTERVIEW: Sen. Lamar Alexander

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At Richland

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At Los Alamos

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At Oak Ridge

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Wrap Up

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