Norwegian And Russian Visitors At Dounreay
4th July 2006
On Wednesday 21st June visitors from Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority & Russian Federal Medical Biological Agency enjoyed a visit to the Dounreay Site to learn more about UK experience in the management of radioactively contaminated facilities and related decommissioning waste management issues. During their visit, they were given a guided tour of site, PFR, DFR, the Shaft and WRACS.
Norman Harrison, Dounreay Director (second left) and Alex Rankine, Waste Treatment Manager (back, fourth left) are pictured with the visitors.
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