Dangerous San Onofre dismantling job completed safely

September 7, 2021, 12:00PMRadwaste Solutions

A graphic representation of the tendons encircling the San Onofre containment domes. (Image: SCE)

A nearly yearlong effort to de-tension and remove more than 400 steel cables, known as tendons, from the two containment domes of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) was recently completed, with only one minor first aid incident recorded, according to Southern California Edison.

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Dangerous San Onofre dismantling job completed safely

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