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Testing the plan<\/strong><\/h2>\n

In November 2023, the McMaster University Health Physics Department conducted a large drill to test their transportation emergency response plan. The drill was also part of a Type II inspection on Emergency Preparedness by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission.<\/p>\n

There were over 55 participants from ten different organizations, including McMaster Health Physics, McMaster Nuclear Reactor Operations, Isotope Production, AtomVie, Laurentis Energy Partners, Hamilton Health Sciences, Hamilton Fire Department, Hamilton Police, and Hamilton Paramedic Services.<\/p>\n

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