Congratulations to UCOR’s Molten Salt Reactor Experiment team for successfully completing the final Continuous Purge System (CPS) Readiness Assessment. CPS is an active safety upgrade that mitigates hazards and facilitates remote monitoring. Starting a new system is no small feat as the process is filled with many difficult requirements. Assessment members from across the DOE…
Approximately 50 people gathered for last week’s Young Professionals Network meeting. Attendees enjoyed lunch and learned about professional communication from UCOR’s Public Affairs Deputy Director, Chris Caldwell. To see previous presentations and learn more about the Network, contact youngpronetworkshared@orcc.doe.gov or visit the Young Professionals UCOR Hub page. Mark your calendars for the next meeting on…
Imagine building a house. Just as you track materials to understand costs, time tracking at work helps us see where our efforts go and ensures fair pay. Why is honest time charging so important? It’s about fairness. Accurate recording ensures you’re paid for all your work, and project costs are correct. This helps our organization…
Savannah Noe of Chattanooga, Tennessee, expects to graduate from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in May 2027 with a degree in nuclear engineering and a minor in applied artificial intelligence. She is working as a waste programs intern. Savannah has previous experience with Energy Solutions. In her free time, Savannah likes to play pickleball and…
