Hanford Safety Culture Improving, but Significant Challenges Remain, Officials Say

By Jeremy Dillon

Staff Reports WC Monitor 8/28/2015 All indications are that safety culture at the Hanford Waste Treatment Plant, while not perfect, is improving, said Sean Sullivan, the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board member who led a DNFSB public hearing on the matter…

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Table of Contents

Wrap Up

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While We Were Out…

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At Hanford

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