Reliability of dosimetry readings, chemical hazards concern many Portsmouth workers, graduate study finds

By Wayne Barber

While most workers surveyed at the Department of Energy Portsmouth Site believe management is looking out for their safety most of the time, many lack confidence in radiation measurements and worry about chemical hazards at the former gaseous diffusion plant. Those…

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