ML19256E443
| ML19256E443 | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 09/10/1979 |
| From: | Traviesodiaz SHAW, PITTMAN, POTTS & TROWBRIDGE |
| To: | Frampton G NRC - NRC THREE MILE ISLAND TASK FORCE |
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| TASK-TF, TASK-TMR NUDOCS 7911060217 | |
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Dear George:
I as enclosing copies of several documents requested by Dennis Allison and Hans Schierling of your staff during their interview with R. M. Klingaman of Met-Ed on August 30, 1979. They are:
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Calls to Met-Ed by outside parties offering assistance after the TMI Unit 2 accident.
Letters and telegrams to Met-Ed by outside parties offering 2.
assistance.
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List of parties offering equip =ent and personnel assistance to Met-Ed.
4 Calls to Met-Ed offering information.
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Memorandum dated August 7, 1978 from John G. Herbein setting up duty section assignments.
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Sample duty section assignment sheet.
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CALLS TO OFFER ASSISTANCE
- March 28 I
Leo Hood (Met-Ed employee) called.
He had received call from Motorola salesman who offered any help they could as far as radios went.
Mr. Hood also reported that he had received call from Bell Telephone Co. offering any assistance they could give.
Chuck Heydt, General Electric Co., called to offer assistance on Unit 1.
Calls were received by Mr.
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Klingaman (Met-Ed) from Messrs. Scott Dam and Buzz Cobean of Burns & Roe and from Mr. Bill Sailer of Gilbert Commonwealth (via Mr. Klingaman's wife).
March 29 Mr. Charles Ambrogi of Crouse Co. called and asked that Mr. Herbein be given the message that "All my labor support union contracts are still in force.
I can help, call me."
i Mr. Bill Counsil of Northeast Utilities (classmate of Mr. Herbein) called to volunteer their services.
Mr. Klingaman had Mike Buring speak to Mr. Counsil.
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(See letter dated April 3 attached)
Mr. Buzz Cobean of Burns & Roe called to offer assistance to Mr. Herbein.
Mr. Harry Mandel of MPR called to offer anything they could do to help.
Mr. Ellery Hammond of Duane Arnold Energy Center in Iowa called and said that he thought Mr. Herbein might want to call him.
They had just returned from a 9-month outage.
They had a crack in main coolant pipe and had a small scale radiation problem.
He said he could be reached at AC319-851-5611.
If they could be of any assistance he would be glad to help.
Mr. Klingaman received call from Bob Hackett of Philadelphia Electric (maintenance).
Mr. Hackett offered help and pointed out to Mr. Klingaman that they had used bladder for storing liquid at Peach Bottom.
Mr. Heisner, Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Co. (maker of containment vessel), called and asked if they could be of any assistance.
Checked with Mr. Klingaman and then informed Mr. Heisner that we had not been in building and have not identified any problems yet.
If we needed their help, we would call them at AC412-331-3p00.
- Unless otherwise identified, all calls received in Mr. Herbein's Reading office.
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March 29 (Cont.)
Dr. Witzig of Penn State called in to the office of the President of Met-Ed and left the following two messages:
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Dr. Witzig had worked with an outside firm, Delaware Custom Material of 44 E. College Ave., State College, Pa.,
telephone number AC814-234-4452.
DOE had similar problem in Idaho, solicified 90,000 gallons of waste water (same as TMI).
Delaware Custom Material would be interested in being of whatever assistance they can at TMI.
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Dr. Witzig offere1 assistance of the faculty or students at Penn State if they could be of any help they would attempt to respon1.
Dr. Witzig said he cotld be reached at Gelsinger (hospital) where he would be undergoing tests until mid-morning 3/30, telephone AC717-275-6603.
At the request of the President's secretary the above information was given to Mike Buring.
t March 30.
k Mr. Montross, Consumer Power Co., Midland, Michigan, called to l
say they would be glad to provide any assistance.
He was also going to call Gary Miller at TMI.
Mr. Montross said he could i
be reached at AC517-758-1650.
Mr. Carl Andognini of Boston Edison Co. called and offered their help and their people.
Mr. Andognini said that he could I
be contacted through the Control Room at their Pilgrim Station, AC617-746-7996.
Mr. Andogniniis the Manager-Nuclear Operations.
Mr. Andy Rushnck of Ohio Edison Co. called to offer any technical assistance we may need.
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Mr. Bartman advised Dr. Conover we would call if his services were needed.
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April 2 (Cont.)
Mr. Ted Iltes, Director of Nuclear Affairs for the Wisconsin Power Co., called with the following information.
He has had experience cleaning up at Chalk River in Canada.
He had served as Director of Nuclear Technology on Rickover's staff for eight years and was Sr. Technical Advisor on Westinghouse breeder program.
He can bring 25 volunteer engineers and can be reached at AC608-238-9175.
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CENTRE SQUARE WEST.1SOO M ARKET ST., PHIL ADELPFlA, PA.19102 (215) 864-8000 3 April 1979 Mr. J. G. Herbein Vice President-Generation Metropolitan Edison Company Post Office Box 542 Reading, PA 19040 Post Outage Meeting - TMINGS
Dear Jack:
I have your letter dated March 23rd concerning a meeting to be held at Three Mile Island on April 11.
We are certainly pre-pared to ceet with you at any time you select but I can only assu=e that recent events at. the station will probably dictate so::ie change in your plans.
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I'm sure you know that these are available without cy offering them but we do stand ready to assist you in any way possible.
Best personal regards.
Yours very truly, NN i'V. G. Wright Vice President Construction & Maintenance 1917 317
LETTERS TO OFFER ASSISTANCE March 30 Nuclear Energy Services, Inc., NES Division
- April 2 Nuclear Energy Services, Inc., NES Division (hard copy of above)
Cleanco Industrial Servic; of New York, Inc.
Apr.il 3 Western Union Mailgram from Pittsburgh Des Moines Steel Co.
Western Union Mailgram from Mr. John Darrin of Nuclear Power Services Inc.
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Dear Mr. Herbein:
In response to the recent events at TMI-2, Nuclear Energy Services would like to make the full resources of our organization available to Met Ed to assist in the recovery activity. This commitment includes top level management as well as engineering and technical personnel to work as an integrated part of your recovery team. Resources with capabilities in the following areas can be committed:
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Shielded /Re ote Equipment Design Electrical Systems Evaluation Mechanical / Electrical Inspection Procedure Engineering Test Engineering Quality Assura:r:e/ Quality Control Nondestructiva Testing l
Eddy Current Testing Based upon our previous involvement at TMI, NES has experienced personnel available who are familiar with the TMI facility.
Please do not hesitate to call us day or night Af we can be of any assistance.
Office (203) 748-3581 Home (203) 438-4206 Sincerely, NUCLEAR ENERGY SERVICES, INC.
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Cleanco Industrial Services of Neu York, Inc. has extensive eaperience in all phases of Huclear Pouer decontamination including s
high and lou level decontanination; and caste solidification and burial.
No Northeast region references are; Indian Point II Hr. Eugene Mc Grath, V.P. Pouer Generation
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EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL ASSISTANCE Public Service Electric & Gas Co., New Jersey - People and survey instruments from Salem Plant.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. - People and survey instruments.
Harshaw Chemical Co. - People and personnel dosimetry machines.
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INFORMATIOtl CALL At 2:15 P.M. on March 30, 1979, a call was received from Dr. Mark Goldstein of Manuf acturing and Maintenance Associates in Chicago, Illinois, telephone number AC312-629-6556.
Dr. Goldstein said that whenever everything settles down and we need to take care of the people who think they were exposed there is a way that these people can be measured, lab tested, and treated preventively, cursively, without resorting to script drugs, by using enzymes.
It is very, very qualified and 1
90% directly taken off health insurance.
Dr. Goldstein said the person to contact to set up a program to do this is:
Dr. Faye Miller Midwest Clinical Testing Services AC312-620-7699.
Dr. Goldstein called again on April 4, 1979 at 11:45 A.M.
to make sure we had the information.
He was assured the information was receive.d.
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H. E. BCDDEN P. G. CERISTMAN J. J. COLITZ R. M. ELINGAMAN L. L. LAWYER G. J. TROFFER (Lead) j RE: CTSS DUTY SECTIONS (7PG-5051)
Reference (A) JGH-20 Memo #h dated July 5, 1977 h
Enclosure (1) Duty Section Assignments
Background
l Recent security incidents at both Portland and TMI, the forthec=ing unit i
2 startup and the corresponding need for statien support from the CTSS I
cutlined in reference (A), indicate the need for the enclosure (1) duty section assignments.
Assignments Sectionc I through V Specific duty section assignments by name for Sections I through V cre to be made in the functional areas listed by the managers designated below.
Sections I through V individual assignments by functional area are to be submitted by each manager to P. G. Christman prior to 11 Auzust.
Anaignment Reviev Taul Christman is requested to assemble the individual functional Sections I through V duty assignments and then review the overall duty section assignment list with R. M. Klingaman, L. L. Lawyer and each designated Duty CTSS Section Head for depth, balance and technical capability within each of the five sections.
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, Contact Paul Christman is requested to arrange for a " Bell Boy" pager to be carried by the CTSS Duty Section Head during his.seven (7) day duty period.
Individual d"ty section members are required during their seven (7) day duty period to remain within the area and are to be immediately available by telephone contact from the CTSS Duty Section Head.
J. G. Herbein, L. L. Lawyer and R. M. Klingaman vill keep the CTSS Duty Section Head advised of their location and vill remain on call when they are not en vacation.
In the event of an emergency or noteworthy event at any of the stations the CTSS Duty Section Head is to be notified by either L. L. Lawyer, the Station Superintendent or other members of station management. Upon notification and assessment of the cirewnstances, the CTSS Duty Section Head vill notify Generation Management (JGH) and the specific members of his duty section. Luty section members will then lend the support and expertise required depending on the nature and magnitude of the event which has cecurred Or is in progress.
3 Procedures-Initially Paul Christ an is requested to ccordinate the formation of the CTSS duty section concept by a series of menos related to specific identified needs which vill eccur as the concept evolves. After the concept has evolved into a defined pattern Paul is requested to promulgate a Generation Procedure formally imple=enting the CTSS Duty Section cencept and operational details.
Stations L. L. Lawyer is requested to formalize a similar d'.y section system at each of the generating stations and the combustion turbines. Weekly duty section lists with changes for each station shou' a be received by L. L.
Lawyer, P. G. Christ:an and the CTSS Duty Sect.on Head by Wednesday 1300 each veek.
The basic duty section assignments for each station should be provided to P. G. Christ =an by L. L. Lawyer by 17 August.
Coordinaticn Inte see details between the assigned station duty sections, and the CTSS Duty 1 tion Head vill be covered as required in appropriate memo in-struculons issued by L. L. Lawyer and P. G. Christman and will ultimately be addressed in the Generation Procedure that P. G. Christman vill prepare.
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_3 Su=m ef Section assignments to P. G. Christman by 8/11.
Review and prc=ulgate basic section assignments by 8/17 j
Weekly assignments posted each Monday and received by Wednesday at stations.
i Station weekly duty assigments to be received by L. L. Lawyer, P. G.
Christman and CTSS Duty Section Head each Wednesday.
Turnover at 1600 each Thursday.
P. G. Christman coordinate CTSS duty section administration.
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