Doling Out Double Dosimeters Caused Confusion Over Employee Exposure at Pantex, Enterprise Assessments Office Says

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

An internal Department of Energy watchdog gave Consolidated Nuclear Security a public calling-out, but no other penalty, for letting an employee at the Pantex Plant in Texas work in radioactive areas for six months last year after the contractor realized the person…

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Doling Out Double Dosimeters Caused Confusion Over Employee Exposure at Pantex, Enterprise Assessments Office Says

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