SRMC has been recognized as a safety standout by the nation’s leading nonprofit safety advocate.

Construction is underway on the final Saltstone Disposal Unit, marking a historic milestone in the Savannah River Site radioactive waste-tank cleanup mission.

High-frequency sound waves are helping clean components of SWPF at SRS, delivering faster turnaround times, improved equipment performance and reduced worker exposure.

With just a tiny mechanical adjustment, the Salt Waste Processing Facility has achieved record-breaking production at the Savannah River Site.

SRMC deployed 29 employees during the United Way of the Central Savannah River Areas’ Project SERVE Day of Caring.

DOE has authorized the fifth mega-size disposal unit for operations at the Savannah River Site, marking another milestone in the site’s cleanup program.

About 300 fewer high-level waste canisters will need to be poured at the Savannah River Site to complete the legacy cleanup mission, thanks to more waste being added per canister and a processing opportunity realized.

AIKEN, S.C. (July 16, 2026) — Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) employees rolled up their sleeves at Golden Harvest Food Bank’s community kitchen, The Master’s Table, serving hot meals to neighbors in need while SRMC contributed a $5,000 donation to support the nonprofit’s mission to end hunger in local communities. SRMC Executive Vice President & Chief Engineer Cliff Conner joins SRMC Reaching Engineers At Developmental Years volunteers at Golden Harvest’s The Master’

Away from the tarmac, Blake Carter is tackling a different high-stakes environment.

With 25 wall sections, 208 support columns, and seven roof sections, all concrete construction on another mega-size disposal unit has been finished at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site.

A group of SRMC’s interns, along with full-time, early-career engineers, teamed up with Clean Up Aiken! (CUA)—a non-profit that works to clean up and stop roadside litter in Aiken County.

SRMC raised over $1,800 for area United Way agencies during its annual bowling fundraising tournament.

Strengthening SRMC’s Cyber Resiliency Through Modernization

AIKEN, S.C. (June 23, 2026) – The liquid waste contractor at the Savannah River Site (SRS) is doubling the number of employees using a wearable technology system to further protect against South Carolina’s summer heat and humidity. Cutline: Liquid waste team members at Savannah River Site discuss their armband results, highlighting how the innovative device enhances workplace safety through real-time monitoring. Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) is providing 500 of the

AIKEN, S.C. (June 18, 2026) — A brighter future starts with opportunity, and Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) is helping dreams take flight with a $5,000 donation to Augusta Technical College for its Adult Education General Educational Development Program. Cutline: Savannah River Mission Completion President and Program Manager Dr. Thomas Burns, Jr. presents a $5,000 scholarship donation to Augusta Technical College for the school’s Adult Education Program. From left,

Students from across the country have joined Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) this summer to take part in its internship program.

Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) raised $9,930 for Children’s Place, Inc., a local United Way agency, at its annual Celebrity Waiter Night fundraiser on May 12.

Susan Jordan, lead occupational nurse at Savannah River Mission Completion, has been recognized as an American Association of Occupational Health Nurses Fellow.

Highly radioactive liquid waste has been safely removed from another underground legacy waste tank at the Savannah River Site.

A group of volunteers from Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) brought community service to life during the United Way of Aiken County’s Project VISION Day of Caring.