One month after a worker fell and suffered a shoulder injury on the job, just about all work has resumed in the dismantlement efforts at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
Officials at Southern California Edison, the operators of the now-shuttered power plant called SONGS, said Friday an enhanced training program has been implemented in the aftermath of the accident that resulted in the worker being treated and released at a nearby hospital on April 11.
"This relationship between ensuring all workers feel knowledgeable of their work, having the right skills and tools, and the right amount of oversight, is crucial to safety and to our success," Edison chief nuclear officer Doug Bauder said in a statement.
