I, the undersigned, before two witnesses and before God, do hereby volunteer to
aid in the cleanup, containment, decontamination, evacuation, sanitation, and
whatever other actions are needed at, within, on top of, beside, underneath,
near, or related to a nuclear facility during an emergency at such a facility,
for as long as the duration of the emergency, or until I am physically unable
to continue any such work. I shall not hesitate, procrastinate, deviate or
delegate in any job assigned to me during the course of such an emergency. I
will inform the American Nuclear Reactor Emergency Volunteer Registry (ANREVR)
should I change address after registering, and I will immediately depart for my
assignment should I be called upon for services required of me by my signature
of this form. I realize that if I fail to meet obligations outlined in this
form, I may be legally required to share in the financial liability of any
nuclear facility that experiences an emergency.
name (please print)____________________________________________________
address________________________________________________________________
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home phone(_____)___________________work phone(_____)__________________
Signature_______________________________________date___________________
Witness_________________________________________date___________________
Witness_________________________________________date___________________
Please return this form to The American Nuclear Reactor Emergency Volunteer
Registry
Following the Chernobyl reactor explosion of April, 1986, the dangerous work of consolidating ejected reactor core materials and sealing up the contaminated reactor fell to firemen and soldiers who participated out of ignorance of their peril in concert with powerlessness to resist the full weight of the totalitarian Soviet regime. It is feared that in this country, where knowledge of the hazards of radiation is more widespread, and where mandatory servitude is somewhat less easy to obtain, that a similar disaster will not be met with the necessary cleanup and containment activities, resulting in widespread environmental damage in addition to that caused by the initial emergency. Thus it has been decided that cleanup personnel (termed "Biorobots" in the Chernobyl disaster) should volunteer before they are needed so they can be located and mobilized as soon as possible during a nuclear power reactor emergency. A list of such volunteers will be kept here at the American Nuclear Reactor Emergency Volunteer Registry (ANREVR), with a periodically updated list to be sent to the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA).