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Bad things are going to happen in any organization. The key is not who you fire or blame, it's how you change your processes so that no similar accident can hap
by mabbo 9y ago
Bad things are going to happen in any organization. The key is not who you fire or blame, it's how you change your processes so that no similar accident can happen again. Make it impossible that this could reoccur.
An example of this might be something like "all plutonium rods are individually stored in locked lead boxes". (I'm no nuclear physicist, this might be a terrible idea, but you get the point).
It sounds to me like the leadership at this facility don't understand that. These same things keep happening. They don't change their processes enough to prevent it.
- jessaustin 9y agoMake it impossible that this could reoccur. That's coming. Nuclear generation will only shrink from now on. In the solar/wind/natural gas context, the public refuses to pay more for nuclear. With decreasing need for fuel as existing power plants succumb to age and poor management, eventually these labs will be seen as the hideous dangerous boondoggles they have always been.