Eskom maintains that recent radiation incidents at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station posed no threat to public safety. The incidents, numbering four, have prompted questions regarding maintenance protocols at the plant. Despite concerns, Eskom states that worker radiation exposure remained well within legally permitted limits, with the highest recorded dose significantly below the regulatory threshold. This assurance comes as scrutiny increases over the causes of the incidents and potential systemic failures in upkeep. The company is facing pressure to demonstrate full transparency concerning the events and preventative measures. Investigations are underway to determine the root causes and ensure continued safe operation of the facility, but Eskom insists the plant continues to operate safely. The incidents underscore the critical importance of robust maintenance programs in nuclear facilities.