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DOE-NNSA, Tennessee to take part in regional exercise near I-40, Pellissippi

Posted at 12:37 am May 31, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s Radiological Assistance Program, or RAP, and Tennessee’s Offices of Emergency Management and Division of Radiological Health will participate in a Regional CAPSTONE exercise with activities to be conducted by Field Monitoring Teams in the public sector on Thursday, June 5.

During the environmental field monitoring and sampling activities, approximately 20 response personnel using radiation detection instrumentation and taking samples (soil, water, vegetation, etc.), may be visible by the public in the vicinity of neighborhoods and businesses north of Interstate I-40 and the Pellissippi interchange. The exercise scope is designed to focus on conducting contamination monitoring activities with the intent for the state and DOE/NNSA RAP Field Monitoring Teams to work together to improve the nation’s preparedness in responding to incidents involving the release of radiological materials, a press release said.

Filed Under: Government, National Nuclear Security Administration, State, Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy Tagged With: CAPSTONE, Division of Radiological Health, DOE, environmental field monitoring, Field Monitoring Teams, I-40, National Nuclear Security Administration, NNSA, Offices of Emergency Management, Pellissippi, radiation detection, Radiological Assistance Program, radiological materials, RAP, samples, sampling, Tennessee, U.S. Department of Energy

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