Possible Contamination Sent Westinghouse Plant Workers to Hospital

By ExchangeMonitor

Three workers at a Westinghouse plant in South Carolina were briefly hospitalized last week after reporting an “unusual taste in their mouths” while handling equipment contaminated with hydrofluoric acid. The incident occurred Oct. 14 at the Columbia Fuel Fabrication…

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