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Waste Treatment Plant Achieves VPP Merit Status

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded the Hanford Waste Treatment Plant (WTP) project the agency’s Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Merit status for excellence and leadership in safety and health. DOE initiated the VPP in January 1994 to promote improved safety and health performance through public recognition of outstanding voluntary safety programs.

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Monday, April 20, 2009


 
Excavating Hanford's K East Basin
 
Tri-City Herald Photo Gallery Features PFP
 
DOE selects Penser North America to administer Workers Compensation Program at Hanford
 
Recovery Act Funding Fact Sheet Updated
 
Hanford Blog Archive
 

Staffing efforts continue at WTP. To date, there are 1,594 people assigned to the construction site -- 981 manual and 613 non-manual laborers
On Dec. 7, WTP celebrated 362 days, 6.77 million job-hours without injury.
DOE independent review of LAW strategy concludes adequate time to resolve technical uncertainties before finalizing supplemental treatment LAW approach.
The last corrective action from the S-102 Spill, Type A investigation was closed and validated Dec. 11.



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