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1, locate the general areas of radiation;
2, use your own body to test out where the radiation is the highest so that you know where to clear a path;
3, use your hammer/explosives to clear a vertical path for the crane (or, in the submarines, figure out how to dislodge the top hull so that the crane can access your new vertical path).
At least with the gas and electricity hazards, I can still walk around the ship, gather debris, and look around at everything without a headache-inducing filter.