ML17037C383
| ML17037C383 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Nine Mile Point  (DPR-063) |
| Issue date: | 01/16/1970 |
| From: | Pratt M Niagara Mohawk Power Corp |
| To: | Morris P US Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) |
| References | |
| Download: ML17037C383 (4) | |
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MEMOI CRT NO.I ERI OTH TOI Dr Peter A bhrris ORIG.<
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Ltr requesting authorization for the Supvr as a licensed opr on the 4th shift be part of the crev untQ 5-1-70 and an add1 member and, to direct who would be a candidate f'r reactor operator 1icensing.
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- Syracuse, New York 13202 January 16, 1970 Dr. Peter A. Morris, Director United States Atomic Energy Commission Division of Reactor Licensing Washington, D.
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Dear Dr. Morris:
Subject:
Docket 50-220, DPR-17 File Cj.
Examinations for reactor operators at the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station produced only seven (7) licenses.
This number is insufficient to meet the requirements of an additional licensed reactor operator on each shift at the completion of the start-up test program as set forth in,Figure 6.1.2 on p.
121 of the Technical Specifications.
Paragraph 6.8.e on p.
132 addresses itself to just such a situation.
We propose to operate with the normal complement of personnel on three of the four shift groups required to man the plant on a coritinuing basis.
The fourth shift group would be made up exactly the same except that the addi-tional license would be held by a supervisor who normally does not perform manual labor.
He would be part of the crew as an additional member and direct the operator who would be a candidate for reactor operator licensing.
In an emergency he is permitted to manipulate controls, equipment, or other reac-tions required for safe operation.
Inasmuch as the examinations were administered in October, it is felt that the full two months would be required for retraining.
Therefore, with time for evaluation of the examinations, in addition to retraining, we would request the proposed shift arrangement be grante'd until May 1, 1970.
Very truly yours, oocvETEo gg.
USAEC o3 JAN2 0 1970 0 IIEGU+TORY MALL SECTION It~ ~
ooclG CLBI Min t H. Pratt Vice President and Executive Engineer
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