Inspector General Finds Problems Respirator Upkeep at Portsmouth Site

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy’s Office of Inspector General said there is not enough vetting of respirator maintenance for environmental cleanup workers at the Portsmouth Site in Ohio, which increases the chance of employees being exposed to radioactive contamination. Decontamination…

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