ML19221A118
| ML19221A118 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 04/07/1979 |
| From: | Hironori Peterson NRC OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 7905190153 | |
| Download: ML19221A118 (3) | |
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r USNRC/ MET ED FSETING, 5:30 P.M., 4/7/79 (T. Petersen)
DATE ITEM RESP EXP REMARKS 1.
N'iC can Leing investig 2ted Progre ;ing - WC6 for Aux. b1dg. exhaust.
2.
Was te l'anagement Group is Progre, ;ing
'e'C5 working items to reduce activity in Aux. b1dg.
Approx. hook-up time - 5 days.
Swipe - 400 cm2 results I-131.55uCg I-131 5 x 10 uCi B1/La 140 2.1 x 10-uCi 3.
Should use continuous Pr ogre n s ta g monitor or draw sample periodically from Aux. b1dg.
vent disc. (inlet sida)
Should look at D/F across filter.:
T.D. Murphy Note:
Rad levels have dropped toS5 120 mr/hr on bank.
Equipment (charcoal filter being air lifted in) to be used to minimize discharge to env.
Bob Paulic 4.
furbinecondenserejectgons W. Graber 4/8 Monitor required.
c air ejections - 1 x 19 uCi/ml Water is a problem.
5.
Respirator protection
- 2 more booths in-
- Being handled as need currently
- Monday will start 6.
Skin contamination 4/8
- Frisky Procedure TAP
- Criteria for skin con tamination
- Will incorporate W.B. Screenin g 134 0'i6 79051. 00 \\ T3)
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L DATE ITEM RESP EXP RE?' AR KS 7.
Personnel nacen practice Drop frca 13., n d a 8.
Exposure Extentant Drop fro:a agenda -
in force 9.
Sample turn around D.
Linroth will
- typical 12 hr turnaround define sample en air samples frequ.'ncy for 2nd
- no early warning for high and further shifts iodines and improve sample
- should make a supv. responsi-turn around.
ble to assure up-to-date sampics (Gibson/Neely)
- 1/ shift-frequency is not adequate.
- NRC brought 5 sacples will provide to (Gibson)
C Hara 10.
Analysis technique T.
Peterson 4/9 Must brain storm (1) Air technique - cali-(2) Water brate routine instruments 11.
In te rnal Contamination T. Peterson 4/8 Concurrent with History item 5 -for rho gets W.B.
12.
Rad Exposure Tracking First issue out yesterday - still must be refined.
Gibson - look at Duke Power 13.
NRC Access to RWP Areas NRC provided list -
drop item 14.
Survey centrol HP is doing D. Linroth/
4/8 Report back.
surveys which are being W. Grabe:
required by Eng., etc.,
T.D. Murphy. The need for data should be discussed at 10:00 =eeting to establish where data should be collected.
" Manage Survey Collection" Murphy /Gibsen i34 0i7
3 1 DATE In:M RESI EXP REMARKS 15.
HP needs better qupervisor -
Problem ocists -
T. Keene assigned
".nt leek at 16.
Use of cock-up/ maps to W. Graber 4/9 assure people are thorcughly briefed prior to entry 17.
"ethods of identifying W. Graber Drop fr,= agonda non-HP t echnician 18.
Speed up of equipment W. Graber complete 5 buyers available location business to expedite P.O. 's and authorization from procurement.
19.
Many process monitors are W. Graber 4/9 Waste task group off scale progressing.
- shield / repair / replace Evalu a t ion.
(Gibson) 20.
Linroth Needs shielding.
21.
Air treat =ent and Drop item respirator cleaning 22.
Fuel handling roof work D. Linroth to-being done w/o RWP take care of.
23.
ER system work General 24.
Procedure review W. Graber 4/8
- 1. 26 Rem e xp e s t.
- Sample (Reactor coolant)
WEG to report on process of procedu:
review.
Is ALARA checklist being used.
Organizatica proble 25.
Process monitors (see item 19) 26.
Continuing items - Gibson Sparkman Will atte=pt to
- Charcoal filters get them tonight.
- Sa:ple turnaround, etc.
Ce tting i= patient'
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