What safety precautions are in place to protect workers, the public and the environment in the event of severe weather?
NASA has a number of procedures in place to ensure the safety of the public, decommissioning workers and the environment. No decommissioning work that generates dust is undertaken when possible severe weather is forecast and workers will not operate outdoor mobile cranes in high winds. The Decommissioning Project has an emergency generator system to provide power when needed.
NASA has a number of procedures in place to ensure the safety of the public, workers and the environment. The Decommissioning Project has an emergency generator system to provide power when needed. Finally, Plum Brook Station Security maintains a communications center, which receives and passes on severe weather alerts and storm coverage, and the Decommissioning Project also has weather radio access.
