Resources
The United States Department of Labor (DOL) administers the program known as the EEOICPA or Energy Employee Occupational Compensation Program Act. This program was designed specifically to help those who worked in the Nuclear Weapons programs and supporting industry to the Nuclear Weapons programs during the cold war and ongoing. EEOICPA provides many necessary benefits and compensation to United States Department of Energy workers. The United States Department of Justice works with and helped to establish RECA or Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. RECA made it possible for Uranium Miners, Millers and Haulers to receive a one-time payment and then possible to receive ongoing care or benefit through EEOICPA. Following, are several links to government sites. Where these take you can be overwhelming. Please do not hesitate to call and let us help you find the answers to your questions.
- DOL Resource Center (Find your Branch)
- DOL Forms (Program Application Requirements and Forms)
- U.S. Department of Energy Site Worker Employee’s Claim Form – Click Here
- U.S. Department of Justice Uranium Miner Claim Form – Click Here
- U.S. Department of Justice Uranium Mill Employee Claim Form – Click Here
- U.S. Department of Justice Uranium Ore Transporters Claim Form – Click Here
- Useful DOL Links
- EEOICPA General Information from the Department of Labor – Click Here
- Questions and answers about EEOICPA from the department of labor – Click Here
- EEOICPA list of general benefits under part B and part E from the Department of Labor – Click Here
- RECA general information from the Department of Justice – Click Here