ML16208A059
| ML16208A059 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Idaho State University |
| Issue date: | 07/07/2016 |
| From: | Vander Schyf C Idaho State University |
| To: | Xiaosong Yin Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| Download: ML16208A059 (7) | |
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Idaho State UNIVERSITY Office for Research 921 South 8th Avenue, Stop 8130
- Pocatello, Idaho 83209-8130 July 7, 2016 United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555-0001 Attention: Xiaosong Yin
Dear Mr. Yin:
~o-zpLj-We request an amendment to USNRC License R-110 to replace Mr. Peter C. Farina with Dr. Richard Brey, PhD, CHP, as the Radiation Safety Officer.
A copy of Dr. Brey's CV is included along with this amendment request as attachment 1.
Dr. Brey previously served as the Radiation Safety Officer at Idaho State University for this license from January 2006 to May 2011. He is a certified health physicist with over 25 years of health physics and radiation protection experience.
Also, as a point of information, please note that Mr. Adam Mallicoat has been replaced by Mr. Maxwell Daniels, BS, SRO, as Reactor Supervisor.
A copy of Mr. Daniels CV is included along with this amendment request as attachment
- 2. Mr. Daniels completed his BS in nuclear engineering at ISU in the spring of 2015 and will complete his MS in nuclear science and engineering in the fall of 2016. He has worked at the reactor facility for two year, during which time he earned is Senior Reactor Operator license and assisted the Reactor Supervisor with a variety of duties.
We thank you in advance for your consideration and cooperation on these requested amendments to USNRC license R-110. If you have any questions or require any more information, please contact me at vanderschyf@isu.edu.
Enclosure Phone: (208) 282-3134
- Fax: (208) 282-4487
- www.isu.edu/research
/SU is an Equal Opportunity Employer Richard R. Brey, Ph.D., C.H.P.
College of Science and Engineering Telephone:
(208) 282-4539 Idaho State University Pocatello, ID 83209 POSITIONS June 2013 -Present State University July 1994-Present Sept. 2009 - Sept. 2010 Jan. 2006 - May 2011 Jan. 1994 - June 1994 Aug. 1990 - Dec. 1993 FAX:
(208)-282-4649 Breyrich@ISU. EDU Interim Dean College of Science and Engineering (Idaho Idaho State University, Professor of Health Physics (2003)
Director, Health Physics Program Director, Environmental Assessment Laboratory since i995-present (analyzes i,200 samples/quarter)
January 20i 3 - 20i 5: Chair ISU Department of uclear Engineering and Health Physics September 2010 - January 2013: Associate-Chair !SU Department of uclear Engineering and Health Physics Acting Chair ISU Dept. of Physics Director ISU Technical Safety Office Radiation Safety Officer on ISU's NRC Broad Scope License 11-27380-01 Purdue University School of Health Sciences Teaching Assistant Purdue University DOE Graduate Fellow May 1991 - Aug. 1991 INEL, EG&G Idaho, Environmental Technology Unit intern Aug. 1989 - Aug. 1990 Purdue University School of Health Sciences Teaching Assistant May 1987 - Aug. 1987 American Electric Power Service Corp., Nuclear Operations, Radiological Support Section, Columbus, OH intern July 1983 - July 1986 Indiana & Michigan Electric Company, D.C. Cook Nuclear Power Station, Bridgman, MI Chemistry Radiation Protection Technician (Intern 81-83) 35 Years of Experience in Health Physics, CHP-Elected Member of the National Council of
Radiation Protection and Measurements with more than a decade of high level administrative experience - currently Dean in charge of $14. 6 million dollar budget in an academic unit with 200 faculty and staff generating $35 million in revenue annually.
EDUCATIO Ph.D.
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A career with almost continuous concurrent experiences 1994, Health Physics, Purdue University 1990, Health Physics, Purdue University 1988, Health Physics/Industrial Hygiene, Purdue University 1983, Nuclear Power Technology, Terra Technical College PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION American Board of Health Physics - Certified Health Physicist FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION Expertise in internal dosimetry; recently engaged with United States Transuranium and Uranium Registry on evaluation of historical exposures and redefining transfer coefficients using IM BA and other propriety software (See publications)
Health Physics fundamentals/Radiation detection instrumentation practice and theo1y Radiation dose and dose rate effects on chemical and biological systems The physics and modeling of hazardous material transpo11 through porous media ANSl/HPS N 13.1 -1 99 compliance /sampling and ventilation HONORS AND AWARDS Awards:
Elda E. Anderson Award - A national award bestowed by the Health Physics Society See:
- Health Physics, Vol. 83, No. 6, December 2002, p8 I 5.
Honor Societies:
- The Health Physics Society Newsletter Volume XXX umber 8, August 2002, p 16 Phi Kapa Phi National Honor Society Eta Sigma Gamma Honor Society Golden Key National Honor Society Fellowships and Scholarships:
DOE Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Fellowship 1.N.P.O. Graduate Fellowship & l.N.P.O. Undergraduate Scholarship Health Phy ics Society Fellowship D.C. Cook Scholarship/Internship Award PROFESSIO AL ASSOCIATIO S Council Member - National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (Elected to Council March 2013)
Health Physics Society President/President Elect of the HPS Accelerator Section 20 I 0 - present Health Physics Society Liaison/Representative to ABET 2000 - 2007 Health Physics Society (national) Secretary I Secretary Elect (2004 - 2007)
Chair Academic Education Committee ( 1998 - 2003)
Summer School Committee (2001 -2002)
Public Education Committee ( 1996-1997)
Eastern Idaho Chapter of the Health Phys ics Society & ISU Student Branch Advisor Eastern Idaho Chapter of the Health Physics Society (EICH PS)
President ( 1999 - 2000)
President Elect ( 1998 - 1999)
Secretary ( 1996-1997)
American Nuclear Society and Idaho Chapter American Nuclear Society American Industrial Hygiene Association and Teton Chapter of AIHA American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists American Academy of Health Physics ABET-ASAC Com missioner (at large 2007 - 2011)
ABET-ASAC Commissioner (HPS representative 2004-2007).
Publications: over 40 peer reviewed publications including book chapters and scientific articles, and hundreds of abstracts, presentations, invited talks and poster papers
Dr. Brey has over 40 Peer reviewed publications Several Published book chapters Over 120 presentations/posters/abstracts provided at national meetings.
Outside Research Supported while at !SU since 1998 which was accomplished concurrently with a substantial teaching load o(at least three and up to seven courses per semester. and significant administrative responsibilities including departmental chairmanships and most recently service as an interim Dean:
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PROFESS IONAL SERVICE A.
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- Past President HPS Accelerator Section
- Past Secretary Health Physics Society
- Past President of EICH PS with continued executive committee responsibility - Board of Directors
- Past Secretary of EICH PS
- Past Chair of the Health Physics Society AEC=s Committee on Accreditation.
- Co-chair Health Physics Program Directors Organization
- Pa t CRD F Grant Review Sub-Committee Chair
- Associate Editor for HP Web Page Service - Ask the Expert for area of Careers in Health Physics
- Peer Reviewer Many papers for the Journal Health Physics and several others
- ABET Applied Science Accreditation Commission - Commissioner appointed by Health Physics Society ( 1998-2005)
- ABET Applied Science Accreditation Commission - Commissioner appointed at Large (2005-20 I 0)
B. University, college, department University I )
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Co!Lege ISU Radiation Safety Committee ISU Reactor Safety Committee Faculty Co-Advisor - EICHPS ISU Student Branch College Executive Committee Department
- HP program accreditation team 6
School Address 92 1 S. 81h Ave. Pulling Courts EI Pocatello, Idaho, 83201 (253)-905-1 907 dan imaxw@isu.edu OBJECTIVE Maxwell J. Daniels Home Address 1728 I 141h St. S.
Parkland, WA, 98444 MaxJam D!a>,gmai I.com Ambitious student with strong interpersonal skills and an interest in both research reactor technologies seeking a Reactor Supervisor position at the Idaho State University AG -20 I nuclear facility.
EDUCATION M.S., Nuclear Engineering Idaho State Uni versity-Pocatello, ID B.S., Nuclear Engineering Idaho State Uni versity-Pocatello, ID EXPERIENCE Idaho State niversity, Reactor Lab Technician, May 201 4-Present 92 1 S. 81h Ave., Pocatello, ID Expected Graduation: August 201 6 GPA: 3.77 Expected Graduation: Spring 20 15 Acquired a NRC Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) Certification for the AG -20 I research reactor Handled class 2 sources fo llowing all safety principles and ALARA radiation goals Designed, fabricated and maintained reactor control system elements Hosted tours of the AG -20 I research facility and educated members of the public about nuclear energy Idaho State University, Student Senator-College of Science and Engineering, August 201 3-May 20 14 92 1 S. 81h Ave., Pocatello, ID Chaired the Senate communication committee Created methods for increasing transparency of the Senate and choices made therein Spearheaded the project to select a mobile application vendor for an Idaho State Uni versity app National Cash Register (NCR), Process Engineering Intern, June 20 13-August 201 3 I Corporate Ridge Parkway, Columbus, GA Tested and diagnosed automated teller machines, sel f-checkout stands, and point of sale systems Mechanically maintained and calibrated conveyor belt systems and electronic diagnostic equipment Tacoma Hydraulic and Machine, Mechanical Engineering Intern, May 2012-August 2012 405 Po11er Way, Milton, Washington Disassembled and diagnosed hydraulic cylinders Designed new mechanical components to increase efficiency and safety of hydraulic cylinders Evaluated suppliers to ensure capabilities, qualifications, and certifications ACTIVITIES Institute of uclear Material Management (I MM) Student Chapter President Vice-Chair Nuclear Engineering Student Delegation (NESD)
American Nuclear Society (A S) Student Chapter Vice-President SKILLS Proficient in Spanish Working knowledge of MC P6, Mathematica, MATLAB, Python, and KENO V.a ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Eagle Scout