ML19322C383
| ML19322C383 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 10/12/1979 |
| From: | Goldman P NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM) |
| To: | Chris Miller NRC - NRC THREE MILE ISLAND TASK FORCE |
| References | |
| TASK-TF, TASK-TMR NUDOCS 8001160917 | |
| Download: ML19322C383 (7) | |
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OCT 131979 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chuck Miller TMI Incident Investigating Group FROM:
Peter J. Goldman, Director Management Development and Training Office of Administration
SUBJECT:
SAFETY TRAINING FOR NRC EMPLOYEES Per our discussion, attached is the brochure on the MIT courses, information on our statistical courses and the listing of courses taken in FY-79 by title, train'.ng facility and participant.
I appreciate your preliminary contact with Jim Jerome and Jack Mansfield; I have already gotten material from USC and am waiting on GW's material.
Jack Ledoux has provided soma data on MORT.
Let me know if I can be of further assistance.
I think you and your questions have been of great assistance to me.
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Course Title Facility Duration Organization Health Physics Oak Ridge 1/22/79 IE:RI Radiation Accidents Associated Universities to (3)
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Oak Ridge, TN 1/26/79 Mechanical Reliability George Washington 10/30/78 NRR: DSS and Probabilistic Design University to (I) for Reliability Systems (I) 11/03/78 SE 535 - Systems Feedback University of 9/05/78 IE:RI Control (I)
Pennsylvania to (I) 12/23/78 Qualification of Safety Drexel University 11/13/78 IE:RIV (I)
Related Equipment (2) to NRR: DOR (I) 11/15/78 Radiation Protection Geological Institute 12/04/78 NRR:DSE (I)
(I) of Technology to 12/15/78 Applied and Probability University of Maryland 1/09/79 RES (I)
Statistics 400 (I) to 5/01/79 ME 578 Radiation Catholic University of 1/13/79 NRR:DSE (I)
Detection (I)
America to 4/27/79 Nuclear Criticality University of New Mexico 5/21/79 NMSS:FC (I)
Safety Specialist to IE:RII (2)
(4) 5/25/79 IE:RI (I) i ME - 582 Reactor Catholic University of 1/15/79 NRR:DSE(I)
Theory II (I)
America to 4/27/79 MEB - 573 Environment Catholic University of 1/15/79 NRR:DSE(I)
Impact of Energy (I)
America to 4/27/79 Basic Radiation Harvard University 3/26/79 NRR:00R(I)
Protection (I) to 3/30/79 Radioactive Waste Professional Development 5/21/79 NRR: DSS (I)
Management (I)
Program to 5/25/79 Radiological Health University of Lowell 5/14/79 NMSS:FC (I) c Physics (I) to l
5/25/79 Application of George Washington 4/23/79 ACRS(I)
Reliability and Risk University to Analysis (I) 4/27/79 l
1 Course Title Facility Duration Organization 22.965(Parti) Thermal Massachusetts Institute 7/09/79 NRR: DOR (5 )
Power Reactors ( 7) of Technology to NRR: DPM (I) 7/13/79 NRR: DSS (I)
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RES (I)
Engineering and Risk JBF Associates 6/11/79 RES (I)
Assessment System to Reliability (I) 6/15/79 Planning for Nuclear Harvard University 5/14/79 SD (2)
Emergencies (3) to OCM (I) 5/18/79 7915 Fluid Transcripts in University of flichigan 7/09/79 NRR: DSS (I)
Closed Conduits (I) to 7/13/79 Nuclear Quality Assured Institute of Applied 5/14/79 IE:RIII (2)
Coating Work (2)
Technology to 5/18/79 Crowd and Spectator International Association 6/12/79 NMSS:SG (I)
Violence (I) of Chief of Police to 6/22/79 t
(Res.to/S fiassachusetts Institute 7/08/79 SD (I) f, 3
of Technology to NRR:D0R (I) 7/14/79 NRR:DSE (I)
TMI Transient Babcock and Wilcox 6/28/79 NRR:DPM (3)
Conference (36)
IE:RI (5)
IE:RII (13)
IE:RIII (7)
IE:RIV (2)
IE:RV (2)
IE:HQ (3)
Prediction Analysis ('I)
ASA 8/11/79 MPA (I) to 8/12/79 Safety of Light Water
?!orthwestern University 9/24/79 MPA (I)
Cooled Nuclear Power Plants to (1) 9/28/79 R@ liability Theory (I)
George Washington 9/01/79 MPA (I)
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O OBJECTIVES AND METliODS OF STATISTICS - I spring 1979 -- Bethesda, Maryla'nd i
Room 6110, Paryland National Bank Building.
Location:
Sessions are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, All sessions start starting February 6, 1979.
Time:
at 10:00 a.m. and end at 11:30 A.m., allowing time for post-class discussion of interesting and/or vexing problems.
- To acquaint participants with objectives and Purposes:
methods of statistics, both as science and art.
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- To show how these objectives are achieved.
- To describe and 6 stify basic types of methods 1
employed in statistical analysis.
- To illustrate techniques with examples from p
wide variety of technical, administrative, and managerial applications.
- To foster a general appreciation of statistics and to recognize where statistics is misused.
No formal course in statistics is required; we Prerequisites:
start from scratch! No calculus or mathematics course above algebra is required. Our. approach' will be primarily through common sense and some intuition.
William Mendenhall and Lyman Ott, Understandina Text:
Statistics, 2nd Edition, Duxbury Press, Nortn l
Scituate, MA,1976.
Dan Lurie, Ph.D., Applied Statistics Branch 49-27851
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3 Probabilistic Concepts 2/20 - 2/22
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Binomial Experimentation 2/27 - 3/1 5
5 The Normal Distribution 3/6 - 3/8 6
6 Testing Hypotheses 3/13 - 3/15 7
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