U.S. NRC- Significant Enforcement Actions

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1,906 Entities in U.S. NRC- Significant Enforcement Actions

Entity Name	Entity Type	Effective Date	Status
Virginia Power Company	Company	Oct 29, 1997	active
St Mary Medical Center Hobart IN	Company	Oct 23, 2024	active
CrozerChester Medical Center	Company	Oct 28, 2005	active
The Dial Corporation	Company	Jun 18, 1996	active
Ohio Valley Medical Center	Company	Sep 17, 2009	active
Laboratory Testing ServicesC	Company	Jul 6, 2010	inactive
Avera McKennan Hospital	Company	Oct 3, 2012	inactive
Indiana Department of Transportation	Company	Dec 12, 2007	inactive
On January 2622e NRC issued a Confirmatory Order (CO) to Holtec Decommissioning InternationalC (HDI) memorializing commitments reached during an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mediation session held on October 1421. The ADR session was associated with apparent violations of 10 CFR Part 73pendix Biterion VI.G, “Weaponsrsonal Equipmentd Maintenance,” and 10 CFR 50.9, “Completeness and Accuracy of Information.” The apparent violations involved a (now-former) training superintendent at Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Stationo was also responsible for performing armorer dutiesd who deliberately failed to perform firearms maintenance activities and also falsified records related to those activities. As a result of the COI agreed to complete wide-ranging corrective actions (CA) and enhancements that are expected to improve the security program. In consideration of the CA and commitments outlined in the COe NRC agrees to (1) reduce the civil penalty in the amount of $50,000.00, (2) not issue a separate Notice of Violation in addition to the COd (3) not consider the issuance of the CO as escalated enforcement for future civil penalty assessment purposes consistent with the NRC Enforcement Policy.	Company	Jan 26, 2022	inactive
K2 Environmental LLC	Company	Oct 13, 2022	active

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