ML17276B625
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| Site: | Columbia  |
| Issue date: | 09/28/1982 |
| From: | WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM |
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Ulm OIQ 00 04 II 4) IQ teem CGRPGRATE GRGANIZATIGN 5 MANAGEMENT POWER GENERATION ORGANIZATION W. C. BIBB DIRECTOR, POWER GENERATION
WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM MISSION MUNICIPAL CORPORATION CREATED TO BUILD AND OPERATE ELECTRICAL GENERATING FACILITIES FOR NORTHWEST UTILITIES
~ NO MARKETING OR DISTRIBUTION RESPONSIBILITIES VIRTUALLYALL NUCLEAR COMPANY
a WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM MANAGING DIRECTOR R. L. FERGUSON EXEC. ASSISTANT TECH. SPECIALIST D. A. THOAESEN J. R. HONEKAMP DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR A. SQUIRE 1740 LEGAL INTERNAL AUDITING G. E. C. DOUPE'HIEF J. J. WENTZ COUNSEL MANAGER 12 LICENSING S PUBLIC AFFAIRS A OPERATIONS CHIEF FINANCIAL ASSURANCE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER SUPPORT SERVICES INFORMATION D. Vl. MAZUR R. B. GLASSCOCK J. M. HARDING T. E. HUNT J. W. SHANNON DIRECTOA DIRECTOR J. D. PERKO DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR 25 32 182 384 SPECIAL PROJECTS A. D. KOHLER, JR.
DIAECTOA 1017 POWER WHY IS GENERATION TERMINATION WNP.3 PROGRAM WNP-2 PROGRAM WNP-1 PROGAAM TECHNOLOGY PAOGRAM R. S. LEDDICK R. G. MATLOCK R. W. ROOT P. K. SHEN W. C. BIBB DIRECTOR R. A. DELORENZO DIRECTOR DIRECTOA ACTING DIRECTOA DIRECTOR 551 DIRECTOR 6 117 136 -57 150
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ORGANIZATIONALRESPONSIBILITIES MANAGING DIRECTOR ESTABLISH POLICY AND DIRECTION FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF ALL SUPPLY SYSTEM ACTIVITIES .; . ACCOUNTABLE TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL COMPLE-TION AND OPERATION O'F SUPPLY SYSTEM ELEC-TRICAL GENERATING FACILITIES.
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE TO THE MANAG-ING DIRECTOR FOR SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL CON-STRUCTION AND OPERATION OF SUPPLY SYSTEM GENERATING FACILITIES.
DIRECTOR, SUPPORT PROVIDES ADMINISTRATIVE,SECURITY, HEALTH SERVICES PHYSICS, INDUSTRIAL SAFETY, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, FIRE PROTECTION AND TECHNICAL TRAINING SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE SUPPLY SYSTEM PLANTS.
DIRECTOR, LICENSING AND PROVIDES LICENSING SUPPORT, QUALITY ASSURANCE ASSURANCE, AND NUCLEAR SAFETY ASSURANCE FOR SUPPLY SYSTEM NUCLEAR PLANTS.
GRGANIZATIGNALRESPGNSIBILITIES (continued)
DIRECTOR, POWER RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE TO THE DIREC-GENERATION TOR OF OPERATIONS FOR SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION OF SUPPLY SYSTEM GENERATING PRO-JECTS.
WNP-2 PROGRAM DIRECTOR RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE WNP-2 PROJECT... ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH THE MANAGEMENTAND DIRECTION OF A/E AND CM ORGANIZATIONS AND SUPPLY SYSTEM PERSON-NEL.
DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF PROJECT ACTIVITIES IN AREAS SUCH AS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, GENERATION ENGINEERING, NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SERVICES, FUELS, EN-VIRONMENTAL, AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION
.SYSTEMS... RESPONSIBLE FOR PLANT DESIGN AND DESIGN CONTROLS FOR OPERATIONAL PLANTS.
kp NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE OF KEY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS Total Years Individual Title Nuclear Ex erience Mr. R. L. Ferguson Managing Director 20 Mr. A. Squire Deputy Managing Director 30 Mr. D. W. Mazur Director of Operations 19 Dr. R. G. Matlock WNP-2 Program Director Mr. C. S. Carlisle WNP-2 Deputy Program Director 35 Mr. W. C. Bibb Director, Poeer Generation 28 Mr. J. D. Martin WNP-2 Plant Manager 22 Mr. J. R. Holder Manager, Generation Services Mr. R. R. Stickney Manager, Generation Training Dr. P. K. Shen Director, Technology Mr. J. W. Shannon Director, Support Services 30 Mr. R. B. Glasscock Director, Licensing and Assurance 24
PGWER GENERATIGN GRGANIZATIGN POWER GENERATION W. C. SISS DIRECTOR HANFOR0/PACKWD, GENERATION GENERATION WNP.1 WNP-2 WNP-3 GENERATING PROJ. SERVICES TRAINING OPERATIONS PLANT PLANT A, McDONALD J. R. HOLDER A. A. STICKNEY A. F. MAZUAXIEWICZ J. D. MARTIN J. W. WILSON PLANT MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER ASST. PROGRAM DIRECTOR hIANAGER MANAGER TEST 5 STARTUP G. K. AFFLEASACH MANAGER
SUPPORT SERVICES DIRECTORATE RADIOLOGICAL 5 CHEMISTRY SUPPORT SERVICES SECURITY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLANNING INDUSTRIAL SAFETY, INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, FIRE PROTECTION ADMINISTRATIVESERVICES AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT SUPPORT LICENSING AND ASSURANCE DIRECTORATE INDEPENDENT QA OVERVIEW QA POLICY AND GUIDANCE LICENSING COORDINATION AND NRC INTERFACE OPERATIONAL NUCLEAR SAFETY ASSURANCE
PLANT SUPPGRT FUNCTIGNS (continued)
CENTRAL SUPPORT FROM POWER GENERATION
~ DEVELOPMENT OF OPERATING POLICY o DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING POLICIES ASSISTS M/ITH GENERAL TRAINING, SIMULATOR TRAINING, AND COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY/ACADEMICPROGRAMS
~ OPERATING EXPERIENCE PROGRAM/REVIEW (SEE-IN), NOMIS, PPICS, ETC.
ADMINISTRATIVESUPPORT o LABOR SERVICES NDE PROCEDURES, DATA ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION, TECHNIQUE METHODOLOGY, STANDARDS
~ STANDARDS LABORATORY
TECldNOLOGY l3IRECTORATE o SPECIAL TECHNICAL EXPERTISE WATER CHEMISTRY AND MATERIALS, ETC.
~ FUEL MANAGEMENT INCLUDES PLANNING, PROCURING AND LICENSING RELOAD CORES, ENSURING FUEL AVAILABILITY ENVIRONMENTALMONITORING REACTOR SAFETY AND CORE ANALYSIS ENGINEERED MODIFI'CATION, INCLUDING CONFIGURATION CONTROL PLANT MANAGER AUTHORIZES WORK ENGINEERING OBTAINS MODIFICATION DESIGN IN ACCORD-ANCE WITH BASELINE OR APPROVES CHANGE TO BASELINE
< PLANT AUTHORIZES (THROUGH P.O.C.) WORK AND IMPLEMENTS
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PLANT BUPPGRT FUNCTIGNS (continued)
CORPORATE NUCLEAR SAFETY REVIEW BOARD
~ INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT OF NUCLEAR SAFETY MATTERS MEETS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS UTILIZES OUTSIDE MEMBERS AND CONSULTANTS
CORPORATE COMMITMENT TO SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE TOP LEVEL MANAGERS HAVE SUBSTANTIAL NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE
~ ADEQUATE STAFF FOR OPERATION AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS
PERSONNEL SELECTION 6 TRAINING J. l3. MARTIN
. PLANT MANAGER, WNP-2 62154$ .6A
/o WNP-2 PLANT ~ ~
NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE WNP-2 PLANT MANAGER 22 MAN-YEARS PLANT QAlQC J. D. MARTIN O. H. WALKEA MANAGER SSISTANT PLANT MANAGER 53 MAN-YEARS (OPEN)
INDUSTRIALSAFETY SECRETARY M. J. HOYLMAN M. A. LtCOUNT 10 MAN-YEARS MAINTENANCE TRAINING OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL HP/CHEMISTRY MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER J. A. LANDON A. D. DAVIDSON A. L COACOAAN *F. PETEAS K. O. COWAN A. G. GAAYDEAL 838 MAN-YEARS 108 MAN-YEARS 550 MAN-YEARS 22 MAN-YEARS 231 MAN-YEARS 228 MAN-YEARS,
~ GREATER THAN 1800 MANYEARS ONSITE NUCLEAR EXPERIENCE.
OF WHICH
~ GREATER THAN 600 MANYEARS ONSITE COMMERCIAL BWR EXPERIENCE.
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rl MATURE PLANT OPERATING ORGANIZATION 240 PLANT MANAGER ASST. PLANT MANAGER 1
SECRETARY 16 22 24 28 TRAINING MANAGER ADhllNISTRATIOtt OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE HP/CHEMISTRY MANAGEA TECHNICAL MAtIAGEA MANAGER MANAGER MANAGEA I 1 UCENCEO OPEAATOA PLAIITENGINEERING MAINT.PLANNER SUPV. CLERICAL CHEMIST SUPERVISOR 6 SCHEOULEA 16 1 HP ALARA SIMULATOR ; AOMINISTRATIVE- NUCLEAA SUPV. ENGIIIEERING SHIFT MANAGERS STORE.
SPECIALISTS KEEPERS SUPEAVISOA 6 CHEMISTAY SUPERVISOR NONLICENSED CONTROL ROOM TRAINltIG PLANNING 6 INSTRULIENTATIOtt SCHEOULING ENGINEERS SUPER VISOA SUPERVISOA SUPV. 21 6 1 HP SUPERVISOR I
TRA81 lttG AEACTOA INSTAULIENTA'TIO ENGINEERS OPERATORS FOREMAN 12 '12 I HP CHEM FOREMAN 2
EOUlPLIENT 2I STRUM BITATIO OPERATORS TECHNICIANS HP CHELI TECH
~ ~ 21 16C ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS SUPEAVISOA 1
SHIFTSUPPORT ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR FORCLIAN EOUIPhlBIT OPEAATORS ELECTRCIANS
'O PROVIDED FROM TECHNICAL STAFF
' TO BE 12
"'O BE PROVIDED
~" i BE PROVIDED AS REQUIRED FROM MAINTENANCEORGANIZATION AS NEEDED FROM A POOL OF EQUIPMENT OPERATORS HPICHEM TECHNICIANS MECHANCAL SUPERVISOR INCLUDES THE 12 HPiCHEM TECHNICIANS REPORTING TO THE SHIFT SUPPORT SUPERVISOR MAltIT. MECHANICAL ELECT. MECH. FOREMAN 821702 LIECHANCAL
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'I Planning and staffing for 6 shifts (5 shifts minimum)
Nominally 14 people per shift (9 minimum)
Structure 4 Operating shift 1 Relief shift 1 Training shift
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WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM WNP-2 OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS MANAGER (SRO)
SHIFT MANAGERS (SRO)
SHIFT TECHNICAL SECURITY ADVISORS"" FORCES'""
CONTROL ROOM SHIFT SUPPORT SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR ISRO)
'O BE PROVIDED AS NEEDED FROM A POOL OF EQUIPMENT OPERATORS REACTOR OPERATORS OPERATORS'EGEND EQUIPMENT
" TO BE PROVIDED FROM MAIN- IRO) 12 TENANCE DEPARTMENT REPORTING
"'O BE PROVIDED FROM HP/CHEM, EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS"'UNCTIONAL HP/CHEMISTRY LINE OF COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT OPERATORS 18
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TO BE PROVIDED FROM THE TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT AS REQUIRED MAINTENANCE POSITION
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SEE SECURITY PLAN FOR TOTAL IIIIC TECHNICIANS" SUPPORT" NRC LICENSE SECURITY FORCE STAFFING LEVEL REQUIRED>> ERD NUMBER OF PERSONNEL ~
IN POSITION
WNP-2 PLANT OPERATIONS STAFFING ~ ~
Manning at WNP-2 Fuel Load Plant Management 2 3 Operations 71 71 Includes: Supervision 2 Principal Engineer Shift Managers 6 CR Supervisors 6 Shift Support Supervisors 0 6 Reactor Operators 10 12 Equipment Operators 38 38 Operations Engineers 5 0 Maintenance 76 76 Includes: Supervision 5 6 Electricians 16 12 I&C Technicians 25 28 Mechanics 27 25 Spare Parts 2 2 Storekeeper 3 Technical 24 24 Includes: Supervision 4 Plant Engineering- II 40 Reactor Engineering 9 10 HP/Chemistry 28 28 Includes: Supervision 6 6 Technicians 22 22 Administration 22 22 Training 46 46 TOTAL 239 240 S21544-SA
TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR STARTUP AND OPERATION OF WNP-2
~ V!NP-2 TRAINING DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION PHILOSOPHY FOR PLANT STAFF TRAINING GENERAL EMPLOYEE TRAINING
~ OPERATOR TRAINING
~ TECHNICAL STAFF TRAINING
~ MAINTENANCETRAINING HEALTH PHYSICS/CHEMISTRY TRAINING TRAINING DEPARTMENT STAFF TRAINING STARTUP/TEST STAFF TRAINING
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WNP-2 TRAINING l3EPT. ORGANIZATmON PLANT MANAGER PLANT TRAINING MANAGER LICENSED SIMULATOR NON-LICENSED OPERATOR SUPERVISOR TRAINING CLASSROOM (OPEN) SUPERVISOR SUPV. (OPEN)
TRAINING TRAINING GENERAL ENGINEER ENGINEER EMPLOYEE (TYP. OF 4) (TYP. OF 4) TRAINING ENG.
MECH. MAINT.
TRAINING ENG.
INSTRUMENT & CONTROL
.& ELECTRICAL TRAINING ENGINEER 821702
Pl-IILOSOPHY FOR PLANT STAFF TRAINING DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, POWER GENERATION SUPPORT SERVICES WNP-2 MANAGER, MANAGER, PLANT GENERATION HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGER TRAINING PROGRAMS
~ LICENSED OPERATOR ~ RADIOLOGICALPROTECTION PLANT FUNDAMENTALSTRAINING TRAINING TRAINING ~ COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY ~ EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PROGRAM PLAN TRAINING
~ LICENSED OPERATOR
~ ACADEMIC UPGRADE ~ SAFETY & FIRE SYSTEMS TRAINING ~ IN-GRADE MAINTENANCE PROTECTION TRAINING
~ SIMULATOR OPERATION, TRAINING FIRST AID MODIFICATION& MAINTENANCE ~ NON-LICENSED OPERATOR & CPR TRAINING (ENTRY LEVEL) ~ ALARA
~ STA TRAINING
~ POWER PLANT PRINCIPLES ~ RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
~ STARTUP TRAINING
~ RESEARCH REACTOR
~ MAINTENANCETRAINING TRAINING (JOURNEYMAN)
~ REQUALIFICATION TRAINING
~ NON-LICENSED OPERATOR TRAINING (PLANT SPECIFIC)
~ HP/CHEMISTRY TRAINING
~ GENERAL EMPLOYEE TRAINING
TACHMENT 2.
Richard R. Stickney Manager, Generation Training Power Generation Directorate Educational Background Professional Level Experience Montana State University Hercules, Inc., Magna, Utah (1960-66)
B. S. Mechanical Engineering Chemical Propulsion Division (1960) - Engineer Certified Professional Engineer - Development Engineer (State of Washington)
- Sr. Development Engineer General Electric, Richland, Washington (1966-67)
Engineer for Process Engineering Group at "N" Reactor Douglas United Nuclear, Inc.,
Richland, Washington (1967-73)
Engineer and Sr. Engineer for Process Engineering, Analysis and Evaluation at "N" Reactor Washington Public Power Supply System Richland, Washington (1973-Present)
- Technical Supervisor, Generation Division
- Nuclear Engineer
- Manager, Operational Training
- Manager, Generation Training
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