UCOR completes demolition of Isotope Row

A series of 10 highly contaminated buildings at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has been demolished, concluding a six-year project that has eliminated legacy hazards. Crews demolished these former radioisotope production facilities, known collectively as Isotope Row, in only two months. This major accomplishment is helping transform the heart of the laboratory’s central campus and creates…

Mental wellbeing – honoring our veterans

November is a time to honor the men and women who have served our country and recognize the sacrifices they have made.  It is also an opportunity to remember the effects that military service can have beyond the years spent in uniform.  Veterans may face unique challenges and while every veteran’s journey is different, mental…

Changed condition – White Wing Scrapyard access

Orano crews are mobilizing equipment and vegetation management on 624 acres of Parcel SSP-2 to support its planned $5 billion, 750,000-square-foot uranium enrichment facility. Because of this work, the Highway 58 entrance (Bar Gates C & D) will be closed indefinitely starting today. Since Highway 58 can no longer be used, all personnel—including visitors, vendors,…

UCOR salutes November service milestones

Congratulations to the following employees for reaching these key career milestones with UCOR:   20 Years Jeff Barnt, Benefits 10 Years Matt Clark, Industrial Hygiene 5 Years Addison Bible, ORRL Charles Boatman, TWPC Facility Operations Don Fadale, Facility Maintenance Rodney Gallaher, ORRL Joe Henry, EMWMF Chase Jones, Work Control Brian Luttrell, TWPC Facility Operations Tommy…