Ohio nuclear plant: Doesn't this make you feel safe?

In the aftermath of the nuclear catastrophe in Japan, followed by the media campaign to assure the American public that nuclear energy was safe in power plants with the same failed design as Japan's, the the Industry would be overly cautious?

Guess not!

Radiation probe finds risks at Ohio nuclear plant
By MEGHAN BARR - Associated Press

Four workers at Perry Nuclear Power plant exposed to higher radiation levels than normal

Nuclear plant workers in Ohio violated several safety regulations and had to avoid a 6-foot-deep hole in the floor when increased radiation levels forced them to flee their work area in April, federal regulatory officials said in a preliminary report.

Four workers at the Perry Nuclear Power plant on the shores of Lake Erie were exposed to higher radiation levels than normal on April 22 while they were attempting to remove a monitor that measures nuclear reactions. Plant officials failed to appropriately evaluate the radiological hazards associated with the removal process, which is a violation of regulations, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said in an inspection report released Thursday.

The NRC said the plant failed to provide sufficient instructions to the workers, who were contractors brought in to help the plant shut down to refuel. The workers also failed to follow procedure, according to the report. Doesn't this make you feel safe?