Michigan nuclear plant worker had to be decontaminated after falling into reactor pool
The contractor ingested reactor pool water and showed low-level radiation on hair; minor injuries reported with exposure below regulatory limits, officials said.
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Worker Falls Into Nuclear Reactor, Drinks a Little "Cavity Water"
Next time you think you’re having a bad day at work, spare a thought for the contractor who had to be hauled out of a nuclear reactor pool on Tuesday. The accident happened early in the morning at the Palisades Power Plant in Covert, Michigan, a single-combustion facility operating a pressurized water reactor. After tumbling an unknown distance into the nuclear cavity, the unnamed contractor was quickly decontaminated and sent to seek emergency …
Nuclear worker exposed to radiation after falling into reactor cavity in Michigan
A worker at the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant in Covert, on Michigan’s west side, fell into the reactor cavity this week and had to undergo decontamination after being pulled from the water, according to federal regulators.
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