ML18040A346
| ML18040A346 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | 99990001 |
| Issue date: | 01/20/2018 |
| From: | Courtemanche S, Celimar Valentin-Rodriguez Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards, NRC Region 1 |
| To: | Betoney C US Dept of the Army |
| References | |
| LER 2017-009 | |
| Download: ML18040A346 (1) | |
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Region I Office U.S.NRC UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Protecting People and the Environment Division of Nuclear Materials Safety 2100 Renaissance Boulevard, Suite 100 King of Prussia, PA 19406-2 713 (610)337-5000 Telephone Conversation Record Date: January 10, 2018 License No. General Licensee Docket No.(no hyphens): 99990001 Mail Control/Report No. LER 2017-009 Licensee Name: Department of the Army (Carlisle, PA)
Participant(s) Name/Title: Charles D. Betoney, II, Installation RSO Work Telephone No. 717-245-4353 Alternate Telephone No. 717-962-6341 NRC Representative Name/Title: Steven Courtemanche/Health Physicist/RI/DNMS Celimar Valentin-Rodriguez/Chem. Eng./NMSS/MSTR/MSLB
Subject:
Lost Tritiated Exit Signs Discussion: On 12/26/17, at 08: 10, I left a message for Mr. Betoney to call me back. I spoke with Mr. Betoney at 09:35. He stated that he had no additional information. He was not able ascertain the model number or amount of tritium in the signs. He further stated that the signs were ten-year signs likely installed about November 2007; but, he has not been able to determine the name of the contractor that installed the signs. I informed Mr. Betoney that I would check into NRC databases and get back in touch with him. At 10:35, I left a message for Celimar Valentin-Rodriguez (301-415-7124) to call me back regarding generally-licensed devices installed at the Dept. of the Army in Carlisle, PA.
(1/2/18; 08:45) I spoke with Mr. Betoney and informed him that my search of the records indicated that Emergi-Lite installed the signs on or about January 4, 2008, Model No.
WSLX-1061R with 7.5 curies of initial activity. Mr. Betoney stated that he would get back to me after he went over his records. (1/4/18; 12:35) I provided the information to Ms.
Valentin-Rodriguez and she indicated that she would get back to me after checking GLTS.
(1/ /18; ) Ms. Valentin-Rodriguez sent an e-mail indicating that there were no additional signs on record distributed to Department of the Army or to the Carlisle Barracks. She did find records regarding the transfer of generally-licensed chemical/explosive detectors.
(1/9/18; 12:21) Mr. Betoney called and requested any information we may have gathered on the signs. (1/10/18; 08:00) I returned Mr. Betoney's call, provided him with what information we were able to obtain, and stated that a letter documenting our efforts would be forthcoming.
Action Required: Complete the LER Disposition Form, Issue Letter, and Close NMED item.