ML19290C816
| ML19290C816 | |
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| Site: | Wood River Junction |
| Issue date: | 07/17/1979 |
| From: | Schultz D UNC RECOVERY SYSTEMS, UNITED NUCLEAR CORP. (SUBS. OF UNC, INC.) |
| To: | Crow W NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| References | |
| 13739, NUDOCS 8002130468 | |
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W. T. Crow, Section Leader mig Uranium Fuel Fabrication System Fuel Processing and Fabrication Branch Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety 7915 Eastern Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910 Re:
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The administrative amendment attached to the referenced letter is partially in error.
A pagination error during the assembly of the amendment for typing caused the resu-mes of Messrs. Schwensfeir and Helgeson to become inter-mixed.
Corrected copies of those two resumes are attached to this letter.
Please insert them in the amend-ment submitted on July 6, 1979 and destroy the erroneous ccpies.
Thank you very much for your cooperation.
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ABSTRACT Twenty-three years experience in Thysics, including auclear and solid state physics, teaching, and research, and nuclear criticality safety.
EDUCATION B.A.,
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':uclear criticality safety consultation and auditing for UNC Recovery Systems Assistan: Professor of Physics - 1968 to 1974 - (Bucknell University)
Undergraduate teaching and research in a medium-size liberal arts and engineering university Research Associate - 1966 to 1963 - ((?ratt and Whitney Aircraft)
Basic research in solid state physics Planned, organized, and supervised a major relocation of a physics laboratory Experi.~. ental Nuclear
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Eleven years ex-perience in nuclear hot cell experimental test engineering.
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Two-year college equivalency certification through USAFI, Course in Basic Radiological Health, U.
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Management of all activities associated with nuclear criticali-ty safety, health physics, and industrial safety Super.-is or, Health Physics and Specialist, Health Physics - 1972 to 1979
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Supervision of technicians performing health physics and environmental sampling and surveillance programs Responsible for compliance of health physics and environmental programs to internal and government regulatory agency re-quirements Designer, Experimental Test Equipment - 1970 to 1971 - (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
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Responsible for supervision of experirental machine shop and health physics and mechanical technicians in the P & M Muclear Hot Cell facility.
Performance of design and fabrication.ecrk on remotely operated machining and welding equiprent.
Design, fabrica-tion, and operation of exotic liquid etal test apparatus.
Gauge Designer, Inspection Methods Planner - 1965 to 1967 - (Pratt and.;hitney Aircraft)
Responsible for design, modification and purchasing of various types of gauges for mechanically and electronically inspecting jet engine parts.
Responsible for writing inspection me:h;is manuals for inspecting jet engine parts.
Technician, Hot Cell and Senior Technician, Cen: amination Control Engineering - 1960 to 1965 (Pratt and Whitney Aircraf t)
Responsible for babrication and operatic. of various remotely operated machining and labcra: cry equipment, supervising Of Health Physics technicians, rad.aste systems operation ' liquid and solid), and contaminatien control program of hot cell facility.
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ABSTRACT Twenty-three fears experience in Physics, including nuclear and solid state physics, teaching, and research, and nuclear criticality safety.
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Eleven vears ex-perience in nuclear hot cell experimental test engineering.
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Management of all activities associated with nuclear criticali-ty safety, health physics, and industrial safety Supervisor, Health Physics and Specialist, HealtP Physics - 1972 :o 1979 (UNC Recovery Systems)
Supervision of technicians cerforming health physics and errironmental sampling and surveillance programs Respcasible for compliance :f health physics and environmental programs to internal and g:cernment regulatory agenci re-quirements Designer, Experimental Test Equipmen: - 1970 to 1971 - (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
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Performance of design and fabricatic.7 work on rem :ely operated machining and welding eq_iprent.
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Responsible for design, modificati:.- and purchasin: Of various types of gauges for mechani:aily and electronically inspecting jet engine parts.
Responsible for writing inspection rethods manuals for inspecting jet engine parts.
Technician, Hot Cell and Senior Technician, Centanination C:ntrol Engineering - 1960 to 1965 (Pratt and Whitne-Aircraft)
Responsible for.>abrication and operation of caricus remotely operated machining and la': ratory equipment, supervising of Ilealth Physics tec'nicians, rad 'easte systems r
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Reponsible for nuclear criticality safety analysis, and establishment of criticality safety requirements for manu-facturing operations involving storage and handling of fissionable material Nuclear criticality safety consultation and auditing for UNC Recovery Systers Assistant Professor of Physics - 1968 to 1974 - (Bucknell University)
Undergraduate teaching and research in a medium-size liberal arts and engineering university Research Associate - 1966 to 1963 - ({Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
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Management of all activities associated with nuclear criticali-ty safety, health physics, and industrial safety Supervisor, Health Physics and Specialist, Health Physics - 1972 to 1979 (UNC Recovery Systems)
Supervision of technicians performing health physics and environmental sampling and surveillance programs Responsible for compliance of health physics and environmental programs to internal and government regulatory agency re-quirements Designer, Experimental Test Equipment - 1970 to 1971 - (Pratt and Whitney Aircraf t)
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Responsible for supervision of c:.perimental machine shop and health physics and mechanical technicians in the P & N Muclear Hot Cell facility.
Performance of design and fabrication work on remotely operated machining and zelding eculpment.
Design, fabrica-tion, and operation of exotic liquid metal test apparatus.
Gauge Designer, Inspection Methods Planner - 1965 to 1967 - (Pra t t and Whitney Aircraft)
Responsible for design, modification and purchasing of various types of gauges for mechanically and electronically inspecting jet engine parts.
Responsible for writing inspectier methods manuals for inspecting jet engine parts.
Technician, Hot Cell and Senior Technician, Contaminuvion Centrol Engineering - 1960 to 1965 (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
Recponsible for babrication and Operation of various remotely operated machining and laboratory equipment, supervising of Health Physics technicians, rad waste systems operation (liquid and solid), and contamination con:rol program of hot cell facility.
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Reponsible for nuclear criticality safety analysis, ard establishment of criticality safety requirements for ranu-facturing operations incolcing stcrage and handling of fissionable material Nuclear criticality safety consultation and auditing for UNC Recovery Systems Assistant Professor of Physics - 1965 to 1974 - (Bucknell University)
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Management of all activities associatef lith nuclear criticali-ty safety, health physics, and industrial safety Supervisor, Health Physics and Specialist, Heal:P Physics - 1972 to 1979 (UNC Recovery Systems)
Supervision of technicians performing health physics and environmental sampling and surveillance programs Responsible for compliance of health physics and environmental programs to internal and government regulatory agency re-quirements Designer, Experimental Test Equipment - 1970 to 1971 - (Pratt and Fhitney Aircraft)
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Responsible for supervision of experirental r.achine shop and health physics and mechanical technicians in the P & W Nuclear Hot Cell facility.
Performance of design and fabrication crk on remotely operated machining and welding equiprent.
Design, fabrica-tion, and operation of exotic liquid r.etal test apparatus.
Gauge Designer, Inspection Methods Planner - 1965 to 1967 - (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
Responsible for design, modification and purchasing of various types of gaugas for rechanicall; and electronically inspecting jet engine parts.
Responsible for writing inspection methsds manuals for inspecting jet engine parts.
Technician, Hot Cell and Senior Technician, Centar.ination Control Engineering - 1960 to 1963 (Pratt and Whitney 1.ircraf t)
Responsible for babrication and operatica of various remotely operated machining and laboratcry equipment, supervising of Health Physics rechnicians, rad waste systems cperation (liquid and solid), and concamination control program of het cell facility.
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ABSTRACT Twenty-three years experience in Physics, including.uclear and solid state physics, teaching, and research, and nuclear criticality safety.
EDUCATION B.A.,
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Undergraduate teaching and research in a medium-size liberal arts and engineering university Research Associate - 1966 to 1968 - ((Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
Basic research in solid state physics Planned, organized, and supercised a major relocation of a physics laboratory Experinental Nuclear Physicist - 1956 to 1960 - (Prat: and Whitney Aircraf t - CANEL)
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Eleven years ex-perience in nuclear hot cell experimental test engineering.
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Responsible for supervision of experimental machine shop and health physics and mechanical technicians in the P & W Muclear Hot Cell facility.
Performance of design and fabrication work on renotely operated machining and 'telding equipment.
Design, fabrica-tion, and operation of exotic liquid metal test apparatus.
Gauge Designer, Inspection Me heds Planner - 1965 to 1967 - (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
Responsible for design, modification and purchasing of various types of gauges for mechanically..nd electrcnically inspecting jet engine parts.
R2sponsible for writing inspection methods manuals for inspecting jet engine parts.
Technician, Hot Cell and Senior Technician, Contamination Control Engineering - 1960 to 1965 (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft)
Responsible for babrication and operation of various remotely operated machining and laboratory equipment, supervising of Health Physics technicians, rad ' taste systems operation (liquid and solid), and contamination control program of hot cell facility.
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