ML17338A271
| ML17338A271 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Turkey Point  |
| Issue date: | 11/07/1978 |
| From: | Robert E. Uhrig FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
| To: | Schwencer A Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 7811130221 | |
| Download: ML17338A271 (5) | |
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FLORIDAPOWER & LIGHTCOMPANY November 7, 1978 L-78-350 Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Attention:
Mr. A. Schwencer, Chief Operating Reactors Branch Il Division of Operating Reactors U.
S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.
C.
20555
Dear Mr. Schwencer:
Re:
Turkey Point Units 3
6 4
Docket Nos.
50-250 6 50-251 Man ower Re ui'rements We have reviewed your request for information dated October 16., *1978.
The information you requested is attached.
E.
l1 Very truly yours,-
Robert E. Uhrig Vice President REV/MAS/dep Attachment cc:
Mr. James P. O'Reilly, Region II Robert Lowenstein, Esquire PEOPLE... SERVING PEOPLE
ATTACHMENT Re:
Turkey Point Units 3
6 4
Docket Nos.
50-250 a 50-251 Man ower Re uirements Question 1'escribethe method which, would be'used to insure the availability of supplementary fire brigade support personnel,
- e. g. Technical Specification, plant operating procedure, and any other means.
The method to be used to insure the availability of supplementary
~fire brigade. support personnel. would be addressed in plant instructions.
Question '2 Describe those specific actions for which supplementary fire brigade, support personnel would be expected to fulfillin a fire situation.
During a fire situation, the supplementary fire brigade support personnel would obtain equipment and assist in communications.
Question 3
Describe the training which will be provided for supplementary fire brigade support personnel and its frequency.
Res onse 3
The training for the supplementary fire brigade support personnel would consist of identifying and locating the fire support equip-ment at Turkey Point Units-3 and 4.
This training would be conducted every two years.
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Question 4
With regards to the licensee's arguments on the adequacy of a 3-man fire brigade for Turkey Point Units 3 and 4, please provide the qualification of the individual(s) who established the size of the, brigade and the training program for brigade members.
Qualification documentation for the individuals who established the size of the 3-man fire brigade, and the training program for members of the 3-man fire brigade, are attached.
GREGORY A. PATRXSSI EDUCATION V
UNXVERSITY OF NEH HAVEN, Nest Haven, Conn.
B.S. in Fire Protection Administration. 1976, SPRXNGFXELD TECHNICAL COLLEGE, Springfield, Mass.
Associate Degree in Fire Science Technology, 1972.
Courses in fire protection techniques and systems... fire fighting organization and labor relations...applicable law...chemistxy and structural engineezing...
arson investigation.
Xndustrial Fire Protection Equipment Operation Course.
Industrial Risk Xnsurers Xnstitute.
1977.
Nuclear Power Facilities Loss Prevention Course.
NELPXA. 1977.
EXPERIENCE 6/78 to present FLORXDA POWER AND LXGHT COMPANY, Miami, Fla.
Fire Protection Administrator, assigned to Power Resources Nuclear Staff, Develop corporate fire protection policies...
develop and then maintain Fire Protection and Prevention Training Programs...represent Com-pany in areas of fire loss prevention at, the Company~s nuclear facilities.
8/69 to 8/78 HARTFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT, Hartford, Conn.
Fire Fighter, with special assignments as Assistant to the Department Chief(1972-1973),
and
- Communit, Relations S ecialist (1974).
As a Fire Fighter, laid hose, operated vehicles and pumpers, ventilated buildings, erected
- ladders, pezformed rescue work, administered advanced first aid, tested equipment.
As an Assistant to the Chief, prepared review of codes applying to high rise structures, resulting in revisions in automatic protection requirements...scheduled manpower and prepared
GREGORY A. 'ATR~X 1
personnel coordination plans...investigated fires of suspicious origin...inspected in-dustrial and institutional structures.
As a Community Relations Specialist, promoted cooperative protection and prevention efforts through direct contact with neighborhood groups.
Part time 2/77 to 6/78 NUCLEAR ENERGY LIABILITY-PROPERTY INSURANCE ASSOCIATXON, Farmington, Conn.
Fire Protection Engineer.
Surveyed nuclear power facilities for fire protection cap-abilies and preparedness...analvzed loss and cost of control data for updating of recom-mended protection techniques...established an in-office data retrieval svstem to facil-itate loss control evaluations.
'art time 10/74 to 10/76 HARTFORD FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCXATION, Hartford, Conn.
Vice President.
Presided at meetings of union membership and of the executive board...
represented membership in labor negotiations, grievance procedures and arbitration pro-cedures...
maintained communications with city management, news media and other labor organizations.
AMARDS and ASSOCIATIONS
-Medal,of Valor:
"Rescue operation above and beyohd the call of duty."
-Completed 4.000 hour0 days <br />0 hours <br />0 weeks <br />0 months <br /> Connecticut State Pire Fighters Training requirement.
-Member National Association of Fire Science and Administration.
- National Fire Protection Association.
. Fire Protection Engineers Association, Southeastern Chapter
.- Dade County Chief Fire Officers Association South Plorida Fire Safety Association 8
U.
S.
AHNY, 1964-1968.
Aviation Electronics Specialist SP5.
Reserve duty as aircraft fixe and crash control specialist.