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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WRPS craft workers helped set the stage for updated whole-body monitoring systems at the Hanford Site. The newer units don’t require P-10 gas to operate, saving on the cost and time to maintain the system. The units are pretty big, though, so it took a little creativity to get them in place. Carpenters removed parts of the change trailer doorways so Teamsters could move the units into the building. Once the swap was complete, carpenters put everything back together again.
We are honored to partner with The STEM Foundation to help develop the next generation of Hanford Site scientists, engineers, chemists, and other professionals.
Are you ready for your internship era? These co-op internships are for college students in the Tri-Cities and continue through the school year! ![]()
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