ALL ZAP Shrink Wrap employees are in the PADS System which oversees “Personnel access authorization requirements for nuclear power plants”
Nuclear contaminated equipment is often dangerous, but with ZAP Shrink Wrap, all sensitive materials are properly sealed and secluded
Our safety record says it all: since ’02 we’ve had zero OSHA recordables and a less than 1 EMR rating
ZAP’s nuclear wrapping services are a much quicker and cost effective alternative to nuclear containment for decommissioning, storage, and transportation. Shrink wrap can block alpha and beta rays and is effective for containing contaminated equipment when being transferred or shipped. ZAP Shrink Wrap has assisted many nuclear power plants throughout the country with our proven techniques.
I worked Closely with Mark in and outside of contaminated areas and can ensure you he is fully qualified to enter the Radiologically Controlled Areas.
- Dave Hatch,
EPU Radiation Protection Manager
Grand Gulf Nuclear Station
Whether your nuclear project necessitates transportation, laydown storage solutions, or decontamination and decommissioning activities, shrink wrap can be a valuable tool. There is a lot shrink wrap can do when working in a controlled and hazardous environment but, unfortunately, it’s new to the industry and has yet to be utilized to its fullest potential.
One major factor that comes into play when working with shrink wrap over other materials is its ability to be both a time- and cost-effective solution. There is minimal labor, prep work, and heavy lifting when using shrink wrap, and once it is applied, there is no need for return visits due to its durable and weatherproof qualities. These alone save time and money. Add in the fact that shrink wrap is more effective at containing alpha and beta rays, and you have the most effective solution for moving and storing contaminated equipment.
Interested in learning more? Read our blog post Shrink Wrap in the Nuclear Field for more details.
