Wrap Up: Fluor Idaho Stop Work Order Still in Effect

By Staff Reports

Fluor Idaho said this week it has not yet lifted a stop work order in effect for certain operations at the Energy Department’s Idaho National Laboratory. The order was issued after a June 5 accident in which an employee suffered a puncture wound while doing cleanup…

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