Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS) is
reducing the risk to the environment posed by Hanford’s 56 million gallons of radioactive and chemical waste stored in 158 underground tanks.
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Born and raised in Richland, the Tri-Cities is exactly where Aaron likes to be. He has four children and a Shih Tzu named Eddie. He joined WRPS in 2015 and is approaching nearly 10 years with our organization. As a nuclear chemical operator, Aaron is part of the Tank Farm Projects field crew that performs video inspections in tanks, annuluses, and liquid observation wells. They also support tank pump replacements, and other field operations activities.![]()
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“I enjoy supporting the cleanup mission while representing my fellow co-workers”.![]()
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Aaron is the Treasurer and Unit President of United Steel Workers Local 12-369. When he’s not managing union duties, he’s traveling the region in his motor home and play softball. Aaron has played games in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Nevada!![]()
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Thank you, Aaron, for all you do helping advance the cleanup mission!![]()
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It might not have been Las Vegas, Nevada, but it sure looked flashy and fun during the Junior Achievement Bowling Classic! WRPS employees made up 22 teams that participated in the Vegas-themed fundraiser. Thank you to those who bowled, donated, and cheered each other on to raise money to supporting Junior Achievement of Washington, Southeastern Region. What a hoot!![]()
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ICYMI:
WRPS plays key role as Hanford shifts back into production mode
www.tricitiesbusinessnews.com
We are at a pivotal time in the history of the Hanford site’s noble mission.