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Phillips ensures St. Lucie County Nuclear Power Plant equipment meets NRC standards

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Alfred Phillips, a digital INC specialist, works at the St. Lucie County Nuclear Power Plant to calibrate and ensure that equipment controlling the reactor meets government standards and accuracies set by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The plant is celebrating 50 years of operation, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission recently granted licenses for 20 additional units at the facility.

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The work ensures the continued operational compliance of the St. Lucie County Nuclear Power Plant. The plant generates power through nuclear fission from uranium pellets, and regulatory compliance is essential for the facility's continued operation and licensing.

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