The Nuclear Industry is a very close knit family, only 104 sites, so what happens at one place, impacts us all. I have mentioned several times on this Journal about how focused on safety we are at our plant in Michigan. Yesterday was a sad day for the folks at Monticello Plant, in Minnesota. Please send your thoughts and prayers out to the family of the victim for this tragic accident :o(
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What a shame. It highlights the importance of safety in the workplace, no matter what your job might be. Very sad.
Beth
That is a terrible thing. I know from working in/near a plant environment that things happen and have experienced fatal accidents at work. Very, very difficult for all. My prayers are with all.
Hugs, Joyce
So sorry to hear of this tragic accident. Very tough reminder to everyone of not taking life for granted. Stay safe!
Donna
That's a horrible accident!
Missie
I was watching a show on National Geographic Channel about the changing of a turbine at a nuclear reactor ... I can't imagine the risk involved in working in one ...
...couldn't 'hear' the story ... but my heart aches for those involved all the same ...
My heart and prayers are going out to all the family and may all the plants be safe ..
hugs
Sherry
dear Ken, ummm
My Thoughts and prayers go out to the families at the Minnesota plant.
love,nat
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Ok Ken so what was eh deal? did they forget to insulate the plant? or was it not planned to be cooled properly?
yikes!
natalie
ps oh and how old was it? is there a huge difference in the amount of planning that goes in?
nat
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