While the Savannah River Site's official address is in Aiken, SC, this facility lies on the border between Georgia and South Carolina on the Savannah River. Workers living in Georgia have historically made up a large portion of the site's overall workforce. The state of Georgia does not technically have any EEOICPA facilities, but we are including the Savannah River Site due to the thousands of Georgians who have worked at this facility.
Covered Facility
(SEC) = The Special Exposure Cohort. This is a defined category of employees established under the EEOICPA White Card Program. The SEC is comprised of classes of employees who have at least one of the 22 SEC cancers and have worked for a specific period of time at one of the SEC facilities. Claims compensated under the SEC do not have to go through the dose reconstruction process, as is required for other cancer claims covered by the EEOICPA White Card Program.
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1: Savannah River Site, Aiken, SC (SEC)
The Savannah River Site (SRS) performed multiple operations that played a vital role in the nuclear weapons complex including the production of plutonium and tritium. Many facilities were built at SRS to support these efforts and to address the resulting environmental impacts.
Who is covered in Georgia?
If you or a loved one worked in the nuclear or uranium industries and became sick, you may be entitled to up to $400,000 in tax-free compensation plus free medical care in the comfort of your own home.
Georgia has 1 facility covered by the EEOICPA White Card Program.
Do you quality for benefits? Due to the complexity of the EEOICPA White Card Program, we recommend contacting our Community Outreach Executive in South Carolina who will help you determine eligibility.
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