Rocky Flats Nuclear Worker Part E Safety Concerns
ANWAG continues its commitment to USW Local 8031’s request to make the donated safety concerns available to the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program’s claimants. So far, thousands of pages for 1990 and 1991 have been reviewed to determine which of the safety may assist Rocky Flats claimants for Part E claims.
Redacting these documents would delay the publication and in the interest of time, ANWAG decided to publish the initial spreadsheet which lists the safety concern number, the building it affects and a brief summary of the issue.
For those claimants who need to prove that the worker was, for example, exposed to diesel fumes in Building 460, please contact Terrie Barrie at tbarrieanwag@gmail.com. She will provide a copy of the safety concern.
This spreadsheet will be updated in the coming months so please check back.
SC Number | Building | Description | ||||||||||||
90-009 | 777 | Carbon-tet leaks | ||||||||||||
90-012 | 334 | cross contamination of drinking water | ||||||||||||
90-025 | 250 | water not fit for human consumption, “sick” building | ||||||||||||
90-039 | 442 | dirty filter cartridges for respirators; filled with non-radioactive dusts | ||||||||||||
90-044 | 778/ponds | Unknown chemicals in ponds | ||||||||||||
90-062 | 662 | second hand cigarette smoke | ||||||||||||
90-102 | 701 | no monitoring of chemical experiments by industrial hygienists | ||||||||||||
90-107 | 664-T5 | inadequate air flow in tent with high concentration of dusts | ||||||||||||
90-120 | 777 | carbon-tet still in use | ||||||||||||
90-131 | 777 | “hot” oil contaminated pipe and wall | ||||||||||||
90-183 | 777 | undetermined liquid on floor | ||||||||||||
90-267 | 460 | toxic fumes from “black foamT” inserts. Called “solid gasoline” | ||||||||||||
90-272 | 881 | use of CCFs | ||||||||||||
90-276 | 334 | possible cross contamination of glycol with drinking water | ||||||||||||
90-282 | 440 | people walking into paint spray booth without respirator | ||||||||||||
90-298 | 771 | numerous liquid spills for 3 months with no analysis | ||||||||||||
90-319 | 130 | cafeterial personell not trained in respirators for “hot” buildings 371 and 771 cafeterias | ||||||||||||
90-345 | 707 | metal filings and metal dust built up beneath exhaust vent | ||||||||||||
90-381 | 771 | serious issue with oxide build up on parts | ||||||||||||
91-092 | 776 | unkown contaminated materials allowed to remain in doorways for 17 days | ||||||||||||
91-093 | 460 | RCT stationed in 460. Why if it was a cold building? | ||||||||||||
91-166 | 707 Mod F | Kathene (lithium chloride) leaking through cement | ||||||||||||
91-251 | 707 Mod D | leaking Kathene | ||||||||||||
91-252 | 707 | waste barrel leaking unknown material | ||||||||||||
91-295 | 444 | machine coolant growin mold (same as bread mold) | ||||||||||||
91-011 | 334/664 | paint fumes | ||||||||||||
91-014 | 707 | leaking oil from glove boxes | ||||||||||||
91-025 | 995/988 | employees working alone with chemicals – chlorine, SO2, nitrate | ||||||||||||
91-047 | 123 | process waste drain leaks; pit fills with reagents and vents directly into work area | ||||||||||||
91-049 | 771 | carbon monoxide coming into control room from generator. Bldg 715 has diesel exhaust | ||||||||||||
91-194 | 771 | diesel fuel fumes pass into buildings | ||||||||||||