Resources

Revitalization and Reuse Information
Economic Impact fact sheet
Future use of the KCP portion of the Bannister Federal Complex
Joint NNSA and GSA letter to U.S. Senator McCaskill, March 2011 
Joint NNSA and GSA letter to U.S. Congressman Cleaver, March 2011
Presentation to Citizen Advisory Panel on KCP Disposition

Health, Safety & Environmental Information
Nussbaum Letter RCRA Part I Permit
Weber Letter RCRA Part II Permit
Permit Public Notice
Environmental History Timeline
Commitment to Health, Safety & the Environment
2010 Inspector General Audit Report on Environment and Worker Safety Control Systems 
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Citizen Guide to Institutional Controls
Beryllium Fact Sheet
Materials Fact Sheet
Presentation to Citizen Advisory Panel on KCP Health, Safety, & Environmental Overview

Federal Resources for Concerned Workers
All employees, former and current, have full access to a number of federal resources if they have an occupational health concern.

The National Supplemental Screening Program (NSSP) at 1-866-812-6703 is a health screening program for former U.S. Department of Energy workers who may have been exposed to hazardous substances or may be at significant risk for occupational disease.

Building Trades National Medical Screening Program at 1-800-866-9663 is available to employees who have performed construction work at Department of Energy sites.

The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA) at 1-866-534-0599 was activated in 2001 to provide benefits for workers who have developed a serious illness due to toxic exposures while working for Department of Energy contractors and subcontractors in the nuclear weapons industry.