Safety helmets resembling climbing headgear may replace the traditional construction hard hat at the Pueblo plant for the safety of the workers, who will try out the new helmets during the cutting and removal of piping in the off-gas treatment system.
Pueblo Plant Tests Innovations in Safety Headgear Read More »
A brief overview of what happened at the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant in March 2025.
Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant Monthly Recap – March 2025 Read More »
The March 5 approval of a permit modification by Colorado regulators enables Pueblo plant workers to start ending the plant’s chemical-agent monitoring process, which began nearly a decade ago.
Pueblo Plant Begins Reduction of Agent Monitoring System Read More »
For the first time since 2014, the Pueblo plant workforce has fallen below 1,000 members, as demolition approaches during the closure phase and employees start their next professional and personal chapters. Â
Pueblo Plant Workforce Reduction Reaches Key Point Read More »
The Anniston Field Office (AFO) team destroyed more than 1 million munition components during a decade of support to the Colorado and Kentucky chemical weapons destruction facilities that ended April 3 with the destruction of the final non-contaminated rocket motor from the Kentucky plant.
Alabama Facility Boosted Demil Missions in Colorado and Kentucky Read More »
Workers at the Anniston Field Office in Alabama destroyed the last non-contaminated rocket motors from Kentucky April 3, completing the destruction support the Anniston team has provided the Kentucky and Colorado plants since 2014.
Anniston Completes Destruction of Last Rocket Motors from Kentucky Read More »
A brief overview of what happened at the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant in February 2025.
Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant Monthly Recap – February 2025 Read More »
Since the Pueblo plant’s groundbreaking in 2004, environmental engineers have regularly tracked the high desert wildlife that co-exists alongside the chemical stockpile destruction mission.
Wildlife Tracking at Pueblo Plant Important for Safety and Schedule Read More »
A brief overview of what happened at the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant in January 2025.
Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant Monthly Recap – January 2025 Read More »
Preventative maintenance and regular safety reminders are key to keeping the Pueblo plant operating and its workforce safe during the bouts of extreme cold and inclement weather in Colorado.
Pueblo Plant Focuses on Safety in Extreme Conditions Read More »
