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Westinghouse Report to Regulators

Categories: Columbia Community

On April 1, 2025, a CFFF employee who was exiting from an adjacent work area, was sprayed with ammoniated water from a leaking chemical hose associated with plant cooling equipment. The employee proceeded to a nearby safety shower, and site emergency personnel responded. The employee was transported to an offsite medical facility and was admitted for further evaluation. The CFFF Site Emergency Brigade performed cleanup of the ammoniated water. No material entered the storm drain system, and engineering calculations confirmed the leak was less than a reportable quantity of ammonia. The event did not involve special nuclear material or radioactive contamination, and the plant remained in a safe condition at all times.

Columbia judges Gadsden Elementary School's Black History Program

March 27, 2025 by Westinghouse Electric Company

Categories: Columbia Community

CFFF was honored to serve as a judge for Gadsden Elementary School’s Black History program. The program consisted of each grade level showcasing their talents and knowledge about prominent figures in Black history. The students were judged on their performance, costumes, and creativity.

   

Columbia hosts first Community Meet & Greet

March 27, 2025 by Westinghouse Electric Company

Categories: Nuclear Fuel, Columbia Community

Westinghouse CFFF hosted its first Community Meet & Greet. This successful event drew members of the site and community to learn more about Westinghouse. Employees shared information about the current facility, LEU+, Environmental Impacts, and Community Engagement.  Community members were informed and were able to ask questions for better knowledge and understanding about the site.

   

     

Columbia Sponsor in the South Carolina Championship VEX Robotics Competition

March 27, 2025 by Westinghouse Electric Company

Categories: Columbia Community

CFFF was thrilled to be a sponsor in the South Carolina Championship VEX Robotics Competition.  This event supports both middle and high school students by supporting STEM education.  There were 32 middle school teams and 40 high school teams from all over the state of South Carolina that participated, showcasing their skills and talents on building robots.

   

Columbia Chapter of Women in Nuclear participates in Daughter Date Night

March 27, 2025 by Westinghouse Electric Company

Categories: Columbia Community

The Columbia chapter of Women in Nuclear (WIN) participated in the University of South Carolina’s Daughter Date Night at the Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing building, which was led by the Civil Engineering department. The Columbia Women In Nuclear (WIN) Chapter was in attendance and helped with the young ladies by going from table to table offering support on the project for the evening, which was building bridges.