ML19322C425

Us NRC Functional Organization Charts

ML19322C425
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Issue date:	08/31/1977
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CEO AN12 ATION CH ARI U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION CON TE N TS OF F ICE PAGE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD PANE L 3

ATOMIC SAF ETY AND LICE NSING APPEAL PANEL 4

ADVISONY COMMITTE E ON REACTOR SAFEGUARDS 5

INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR 6

POLICY EVALUATION 7

GE NE R AL COUNSE L 8

SE CRET ARY OF THE COLVMiSSION 9

PUBLIC AFF AIRS 10 EXE'CUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS 12

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INTERNATIONAL PROGR AMS 24 ST ATE PROGRAMS 25 MANAGE ME NT INFORMATION & PROGR AM CONT ROL 26 I

ST ANDARDS DE VE LOPME NT 27 NUCLE AR MATE RI AL SAF ETY AND SAF EGUARDS 30 NUCLE AR RE ACTOR REGULATION 33 NUCLE AR REGULATORY RESE ARCH 38 i

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Develops procedures appisceole to activites of hear-j ang Boards and makes appropriate recommendatsons to the Commission resatsng to the conduct of hearings, and hearmg procedu es for the guadance of the r

Boards. Atomec Safety and Licensing Boards conduct y

such hearings as t e Commiss.on may authorize or 1

direct; make such entermediate or renat decases I

as the Commessean owy authoreze 6n proceedings to j

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Reviews safety studies and applications for con-struction permits and facility operating licenses l

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with regard to hazards of proposed or existing i

reactor facilities and the adequacy of propowd reactor safety standards; reviews any gene'%

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by the Commiss on for advice.

chairman Myer donder vice-Chairman Stephen Lawreski Executive Director Raymond F. Fraley l

Asst. E=<cutive Director Marvin C. Gaske Asst. Executive Director for Prosect Review Morton W. Libarkin

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U.S. NUCLEAR RETsULATORY C MMISSl3N OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR Oa G AM2 AilON CH ART Conducts anvestigations and inspec tions to ascer-tain and venfy the integrity of all NRC opera-toons, envestrgates attegations of NRC employee mesconduct and equal employment opportunsty and SPECI AL ASSIST ANT - CRIMINAL MATTEMS N

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'i aND LI AISON standards governing the Commession's financial and management aud ! proq*am, and admenisters Commis-Advises and consults with trie Derec tor se's day-to-day aud a activities; serves as point and the audit and envestigative staff of contact meth the GAO 69 matters effecting NRC's on criminal matters, advi ses, assists finanoal and managemerit au?t functaon; makes such and maintains close heison with the reports to tne Commess on as necessary to keep the O f fic e of Inspec t ion and i n forcement Commission fully informed on its financial manage-(IE ) and other elements within NRC in ment re jonsibahties, and on the results of inves-the conduct of investigations involv" Ligations and inspecpons; hears individual employee ing posoble criminal ac tiv it ies and concerns regardeng NRC operations and actatties; review s IE investigat.ons for possib'e refers criminal matters to the Dept. of Justice and cremenei ac.tivetees, maintains lia4 son maintains haison w i th t he Dept. of Justice and with the Department of Justice and other law ento-coment agenoes.

other law en forc emen t agenoes an potential criminal and other invest,.

Director Thomas J, McTiernan gative matters.

Deputy Director O. Gene Abston Special Assistant V ac ant l

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Advars and consults witn Ine Dere(tor.

A5hiSTANT DIRECTOR FOR AUDITS ASSISTANT CiRECTOR FOR INVESTIGATIONS Investigshwe Staff and the audit and envestigat#ve staff Directs the overall NRC audit program Directs the overaH NRC envestagative Develops and emplements the Commis-in the inspection and auditing of the includmg the development of necessary and enspection program includeng the

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'"*I'an s,' V' directs, 'es 98E P03iC and technical aspec ts of NRC operates; poboes, standards and procedures for development of pohcses, standards and pmcedums; pl conducts review s for the Director the technical execution of avdets; anterprets estab-procedures; prepares reports of pos, and controls investegations of aHeged port es of investigative, inspecte fished audit policies, standards and

$41e violateons of cremenal laws and I "Q"'*F' ties, employee misconduct, e' qual employment opportunety and civit and eud.t report s; participates in procedures, esecutes and provides other irregularities in the adminis-inves tigation s, audets and inspectes coordination of the audit program as it tration of Commession programs and reghts complaints and impropriety of as assigned by the Director or Deputy relates to the activities of He, activities; maintains liaeson with the actions on the part of NRC employees or Direc tor.

Quarters and Regional Offices; provides Department of Justice and other law en connecte wath pmgrams admin 6s-liaison between NRC Offices, GAO and enforcement agenoes; and assists, as tered by NRC; prepares reports of Special Assistant John Anderson i other audit organizations; reviews the needed, in the investigate and in, possible v6olat*ons of criminal laws audit work performed on a selected spection of actevities within the bavs and reviews and concurs in audit Commission.

and other irregula*ities in the adman-astration of Commesse programs and reports prepared by 441 branches.

activities, maintains liaison with the Department of Justsce and other inves-Legative agencies on inspecteon and investigative matters.

Assistant Director George Messenger Assistant Director William Ryan I

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Admsnes'rative Auilts Rewarch and Contrats Audits Safety and Enforcement Audits Licensing and Stanoords Avoits firaneb swnrn Brere D ench H an s, organizes, de rects, conduc ts and Plan s, organizes,

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Plans, organizes,

directs, conducts and Plans, organizes, directs, conducts and con-coritrols continuing audit s of NRC Adwn-controls continuing audits of NRC Research controls continuing audits of NRC Safety and trols continuing audits of NRC Licensmg and istrative and Program Direc t ron actevi'ies; and Contract s activities, including Reactor Enforcement activities including Inspection Standards ac tiv tties,

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Reactor, prepares reports of aud'ts setting farth Saf et y Research, Safeguards Research, and and E nforcement,

Regional Offices and Fuel and Malereals Ltcensmg and $tandards fendings and appropriate recommendations for F uel Cycle and Environmental Research; pre-Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards; pre-Development; prepares reports of audits set-correc tive action; determines that reports pares reports of audits setting forth find-pares reports of audsts setting forth find-ting forth findings and recommendations for have been reviewed and properly aCled upon angs and appropriate recommendations for ings and appropriate recommendations for correctsve acte; determines that reports and are in accordance with GAO standards for corrective action; determines that reports corrective acte; determines that reports have been reviewed and properly acted upon auditing; foHows up on audit recommendates have been reviewed and properly acted upon have been reviewed and property acted upon and are in accordance with GAO standards and brings to the attenteon of proper 3ffi-and are m accordance with GAO standards and are en accordance with GAO standards for auditmg. fonows up on audit recom-C4als any matters on which correCtsve aClion for auditing ; follows up audit recommenda-for auditing ; follows up 3n audit reCom-mendations and brings to the attention of has not been taken.

Leons and br6Mgt to the attention of proper mgndations and brings to the attention of proper officials any matters on which Cor-offecais any matters on which corrective proper officials any matters on which cor-rective action has not been taken.

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Provides overall plannmg and management of activit.es j

invoived in performance of an endependent review of positeerts developed by the NRC staff.hoch require pohcy determenations by the Commission; conducts analyses and projects either self* generated or re*

g ouested by tne commine.

j o r.ctor m.nneth s. p.ders.n j

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j for Pohey Review tor Technical Reven for Special Proiects Provides independent technical revse. of policy papers Instsetes and conducts studies of special interest Brings signsficant PoleCV itswes to the attention Comeng to the Commissaan to anure Comp 6eteness and to the Comm *sion; manages stud',es and progects I

of the Commission in a timely manner; revie.s issue accuracy; provides tectin. cal derection, and 6ciput to involving NRC personnei enere subsect matter of papers and po:.cy recomme,dat.ons to determine stud. s conducted by sne Office of poi *cy E valuetson

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progres.nd utiv,t.es us.ng monom.c, statist.cai i

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NRC Form 30 (1 761 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ AflON CH arf OFFICE OF NE GENERAL COUNSE L Direc t s matters of law and legal polic y, providing advice and assistance to the Commisse and to the Of f.c es report ng to the Commission with respect to all activities of the NRC; rev iew s, and prepares appropriate decisions on. ASLAB decisions and r hngs, u

pubhc petitions seeking d. rect Commiss.on action, and rulemalung proceed ngs involving hearings, represents and protects the interests of the NRC en court pro-ceed.ngs, and in relation to other government agen-c ees, Committees of Congress, foreign government s,

and members of the pubhc.

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NRC Form 30 (1-761 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZAllON CHART OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMISSION Develops pod cees and procedures for the provesion of complete secretartat servu.es required for the discharge of Commission business and implementa.

HISf 0RICAL OF FICE tson of Commission decissens; advises and assasts the Commesseon, Offices reporting directly to the en accordance with direction provided by the Commis.

Commissum, the Executsve Director for Operates sion, develops policies and procedu es for the NaC r

and has sucardenote offices on the schedulmg and h' story program; plans and supervises histor6 cal re-conduct of Commission busmess. Assistant Secre, search; estabbshes the format and content and super-tary performs functions of the Federal Advisory vises the preparatso"

- NRC history.

Committee Management Officer; memtals tiasson weth certam boards and advisory committees; and Chief Hestorean Roger R. Trask acts as FO1A coordinator for Commession doc ument s Secretary Samuel J. Chiik Assistant Secretary John C. Hoyle l

l Ad**'"*' W l*8'stral Plans Offce Support Seevees Branch Performs studies and develops procedures to assure timely and accurate formulation of Comma sseon Provides staff services to the Commissioners and schedules, forecasts and status of stems requiring Secretary ori day-to-day admmistrative and logis.

tical support operations; Coordinates arrangements Comm.ssion considerate, and a responsive NRC for all VIP vis staff action process; assists in program development reproduction fac' tors to the Commession; operates a shty.

and budget formulation.

t Edward m. McGregor l Chief vacant i

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I CORRENDEEE AW RECOM DOCKE W AND SE R M OPE R ATIONS FR ANCH PUBLIC DOCUMENT BRANCH BRANCH BRANCH Provides guidance to NRC staff Receives and processes all cor.

Develops and mamtams official Plans, derects and administers on preparation and scheduhng responcence for the Chaerman, Commission doc hets 6nvolving the activeties of the NRC Publ6c of Comme st*on staff papers; re-Commissioners and offices report-hearmgs and processes all re-Document Room; maintains facihty views papers for accuracy and ing directly to the Commission; suttmg issuances; mamtams for receivmg, reviewing, proc-completeness and assures their operates a consolidated mail fa.

status check on NRC admmestra-essing, storeng, and retrieving proper processeng and dessemina-cihty for the Commissioners and tive proceedings.

rulemaking, documents for pubhc access; t oon; maintams status of staff other offices at Commession lev.

and 6.tegatson of interest to creates and maintains indices to papers to include forecasts; de-ef; memtains contmuous status NRC; receives aH requests for NRC's public documents; mam-velops and issues schedules of chec k on thes correspondence to interventaan, hmated appearances tains micrt fiche collection; Commiss on bi smess; assures assure temely response; processes and other adsudicatory fahng m 6nsures 6mmediate avariability timely notefication to Commes-outgomg corresponderce; main-regulatory proceedings; issues of records transmitted to the seon of matters requirmg reveem tams Comemssion's offscial rec-all orders and ot%c Commisse Pubbc Document Room; makes and decision; records Commisseon ords; serves as classified docu-promulgations; transmsts docu-available NRC press releases meetings and provides NRC staff ment contrci officer for Commis-monts for pubhcat on in the and other NRC documents for with information on Commessson soon and offices reportmg di-Federal Register.

public access.

actions; provides, 6n accordance rectly to Commission, with the requirements of the Government m the Sunshene Act, appropriate notice of open and closed moetengs.

Chief matter A. Magee Chief Thomas R. Combs Ch ef Chase R. Stephens Cheef Jill Geiger PAGE 9

NRC Form 30 (1-76)

CRG AN12 ATION CH ART U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF PUBLIC AF F AIRS Develops poboes and procedures for Comm.ssion ap-proval for the preparation, clearance, and dissem-

nation of enformation to the pubhc and the news media concerning NRC poboes, prog rams, and ac-tivities; keeps NRC management informed on media coverage of activ et:es of enterest to the agency; plan s, direc t s, and coord aates the acteveties of pubhc informatson staffs located at regeonal offices.

Director ( Acting)

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OFFCE OF CONGRES$40NAL AFF AIRS Provides advu.e and assistance to the Commission and NRC staff on all NRC relatsons with Congress and views of Congress toward NRC polecies, plans and activities; mainta.ns liaison with Congressional Committees and members of Congress on matters of interest to NRC; serves as primary c.ontact point for all NRC communica-tums with Congress, reviewing and concurring in aff

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l outgoing correspondence to mem..bers of Congr,ess; par-isc. at.s in,iann.ng.nd de,e..ng NRC s eg.siat.,e

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NRC Form 30 (1 76) onoAnirAflON CHAni U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Of FICE OF THE E XE CUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPE R ATIONS Supervises and coordinates pohcy development and ocierational activities of program and EDO staff of f ec es.

Implement s Commess.on polic y directives pertaining to these offices.

E=ecutive Director for Operations Lee V. Gossich Assistant imecutive Director for Operations milliam J. Derc ks Technical Adv6sor Stephen H.

Hanauer Assistant to the ECO Thomas Rehm Adminatratwo and Corresporutenc*

Special Prolects Branr*

Answers certain Congressional corresporider.ce, pre-pares, coordinates and edits speeches, Congression-Provides administrative support for the Emecutive at testimony, Commission ans ors to Congressional Direc tor for Operations and maintains control of questions, the annual report to Congress, and other principal correspondenc e for offices reporting to recurring or specist reports on overall NRC policy; the E DO.

c arrees out special informational protects; and maintains graphic and written mate iats describing staaeor NRC programs.

Ch:ef C. Margo Bridger*

Chief Welham G. Dooly Applied Stato, tics Branch

Develops, apphes, and advives on statistical methods and theory pertaineng to NRC technical and administrative programs; evaluates, advises on, and assists with data cotiec tion, analy sis, presenta '

tion, and interpretation.

Chief Roger Moore PAGE 12

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hRC form 30 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION CBG ANIZ AllON CH Ati OFFICE OF ADMINrSTR ATION Devotops and directs pouc.es and programs for personnes management; ADP services; organizete and management analy ses; security and classificateon requirements; office management and admmestrative services; contractmg and procurement services; rules and proceedings services; information and document processing; technical Information support; records management services and document con-LICENSE FEE MANAGEMENT 8 RANCH trod ; telecommuniCatsons facihtees and services; f ace 4-stees arid materiets lecense fees; and spooal staff Admenesters NRC facitat es and matersals hcense

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fee program activities, mcluding recommend *ng pohty changes and preparing amendments for Derector Daniel J. Donoghue Commisse approval, examming the schedule of Deputy Director Reardon 5. Sullivan 14censee

fees, administering cost recovery Assistant to the Director programs for services proveded to other f ederal Orders of Revocation, and rev. ewing applications

- for Program Support Dan J. Rienstra agences, issuing Orders to Show Cause and for hcenses ta insure receipt of proper fees.

Chief milliam O. M lier i

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Detector Wilham J. Besse i

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Devotops and admenesters agency ADP poia icy and procedures; Conducts reviews of proposed resources and ADP apphcations systems; evaluates existeng systems appli-cations end ensures accountab4hty of ADP resources; moottors comphance with ADP (see page 18)

(see pane '9s standards for systems documentatson; l

i provides program support to NRC offices as needed; negotiates and manages NRC interagency and coritractor computer service agreements; and coordinates agency ADP act+ities with nther Fed-eral agencies.

Director Charles R. Troutman Director Joseph M. Felton Detector Er cd t.Halman PACE 13

NRC Form 30 (176) e U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ono ANizatioN cN Aar DIVISION OF ORGANIZ ATiON AND PE RSONNEL Administers and directs policies, standards, and programs for organization and personnel management activities, in-cluding rec rue tment, training and emec.utive development, staffing services and information, organization and man-agement

analysis, manpower

analysis, F ederal labor-management relations, and employee services.

Ta' rec tor Calvin C. Jones Deputy Director Vacant l

Personnel Operations Tsawung and Development Posation Manayment. Classifcation Management and Poucy Br anch Branch and Evaluation Branch 8:anch Provides personnel manage-Plans, coordinates and admin-Plans, develops and admin.

Dev= tops and interprets poti-ment advice and servaces for esters traineng and develop-isters N R C's position man.

cies, standards and programs NRC of fic es, including job ment programs and activities, agement and classification /

related to personnel manage-ev aluation, on-servne plac e-including the budgetang and evaluation programs.

a"'. and performs research in

ment, employea counselanQ, use of related funds, sersorinel management tec h-Salary admenistration, em-naques and practices; provides p6cyee refereal and quehf sta-organization, management end trons evaluation, personnel staffing analyses.

p rocessing. and maintenance of personnel records and report s.

Chief S. Gary Davidson Chief Richard A. Allen Chief T. Jerry Black Chief Nathanael E. Bentson N '*

Employee "R" elations Branch Recruitment Branch identJies and develops man-Monitors agency labor-manage-power resources, and conduc.ts ment relations program and and coordinates rec rui tment serves as contact on such for professional and clerical matters; provides personnet manpower requerements, management support services involving employee health benefits and incentive awards; adminssters greevarece and appeal processes.

Chief R aymond H. Da 'is C hief Martin A. Daugherty PACE 14 9

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG AN12 Af TON CH ARI DivaSION OF F ACILITIES & OPE R ATIONS SUPPORT Respons<ble for the planning and directe of faclhties and edir.inestrateve services support programs.

Director Jay R. mellace Deputy D. rector George M. Fetrow Ma i and Messer pr Telsrommunnations Buildens and Operaisons TW ha BrM 8tauch Branch I.eanch Estabhanes policies, standards and Provides derect support in issu-Coordinates and provides si pport Develops aM administers policies, procedures on an NRC-mide basis for keg and processing travel autho*

servsces to NRC Headquarters in standards and procedures governeng personal property management, em-riaatoon requests; securing areas of mail receipt, process-NRC conduct of telecommunecation pioyee occupational

safety, and trave 6 reservations for foreign ing, delivery and dispatch, and actevetees, and provides and op-motor vehecie operation; adm,nisters and domestic travelers; securing outside Mail-Messenger Service, erstes communecation systems in NRC policses, standards and proco-passports for foreign travelers; support of Headquarters operations; dures for management of facehtees, issuing aertine tec kets and maintains reviews of Regional Office includ ng space and bueldings, sup-travet advatices.

telecommunscations; assures emple-ply and warehouse operations, and mentation of Federal standards and transportation services; maintains requeresAents for telecommunicatsons hanson mth CSA and state and services wethen

NRC, encluding county government organizations.

telephone,

radio, telet y pe, fac-somale, data and video commune-cating systems.

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matter, including NRC telecommunications cf signifecant intelligence value; and (3) the phy sical protection of NRC Headquarters, Regional Of fices, and other f acelities.

Director Raymond J. Brady I

I Personnel Security Branch Protectron Branch information Secunty Branch Operates programs to determine the initial and Operates program to protect classified and sensi-Administers classificatenn/ declassification pro-continuing eligibehty of (a) NRC apphcant s,

teve enformation, documents and material, including grams; estabhshes accountability programs for consultants and employees for clearance for NRC protection of unclassified telecommunications of certain claskfied documents and material; serves employment, and (b) contrac tors, licensees, and significant intelhgence value; physicaiiy protect s as division poent of contact on Freedom of infor-other personnel for access to Restricted Data NRC Headquarters, Regional Offices _ and other mation Act and Privacy Act requests; generates and and other Nat.onal Security information; admin-facihties; administers the computer, communica-submits reports to the InteragerCy Classification isters the internal sec urity, security violations, tions, document, physacal, security infraction, Review Commettee; conduc.ts classification apprass-security educ ation end vesitor control programs; and technical security programs; conducts secursty ais; and serves as NRC point of contact with the serves as point of contact on personnel security inspections of various NRC facilities, including intelligence Community on matters pertaining to the matters with the F BI, CI A, and other investigative NRC Headquarters, Regional Offices, and other security of intelligence information.

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ment, administrate and management of document control and dissemination programs; the p"oduction, evaluation, storage, d ssem. nation and retrieval of documents; devoicoment and implementation of NRC design poheses and ac'6vities; admin-istration of the NRC Management Directives System, and NRC liarson with the Joint Committee on Printing.

Director Wilham J. Besaw Deputy Director Myrna L. Steele Distribution Serwces Pubicanons and Graphen Records Manausment CRESS Branch Branch Brancl*

Branch Provides typing and transcription Plans, directs and coordinates Develops and mainteens pohcies, Develops and administers pohcies services to NRC Headquarters all staff support activities procedures, standards and guade-and standards, and provides staff offices; develops proposals for related to the NRC docume it hnes, and provides Headquarters guidance and assistance, so areas procurement of word processing distributico f unctions. Assures direction and coord nation,for related to the creation, mainte-equipment; compiles reports on availability of documents gen-the NRC printing programs and nance, use and disposation of word processing equipment ersted by NRC, its contractors, related activities. Approves and records; records storage arid m.

applicants and hcensees.

processes requests relating to procurement of fihng supphes; utahzaw printing, duplicating, artwork, the management of correspon-designs, platemaking and other dence procedures, mail opera-operates involved in the tions, forms procedures, and branch.

reports procedures; and the selecte and preservateon of vitet records-Ch*ef Joanne M. Johansen Chief ( Acting)

Russell S. Scott Chief Hugh D. McVeagh Cheef Harold F. Jones Labrary Branch Branch Collects and maintains horary Plans, directs and coordmates maternal for NRC Headquarters all staff support activitees and Regional Offices; provides related to the NRC Central Files; reference

services, literature maentains files m current,

searches, and circulation of useabla contt. son for NRC staff periodicais; develops and pro-and provides manual retrieval lects budgetary requirements and services.

administers contracts for acqui-setion of hbrary services.

Maintam t legislateve liaison and arranges for acquisition and distrebution of all legestatsve material germane to NRC.

Chief Robert E. Devene Chief Mary E. Jinks PAGE 17

NRC Form 30 11 741 ORG ANIZ ATION CH ARI U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DIVISION OF RULES AND RECORDS Develops and recommends policy, proceoures, and rules ap-phcable to, and es responsible for, amplementation of the Freedom of information, Privacy, and Federal Reports Acts; direc t s and coordinates NRC local public document room activitres; is responsible for publication of "NRC Rules and Regulations" and " Nuclear Regulatory Commission Issuances";

develops and reviews amendments to NRC regulatoons, includ-ing petitaons for rule making, and provides advice and assistance to the offices in the preparation of rule making papers and notmes.

Direc tor Joseph M Fetton i

Fr adom of Information Rules amt Procedures Lotal Public Documerit and Prwary Branch Br anch Room Branch Develops and administers pohcies and procedures Develops and reviews amendments to NRC regula-Develops, recommends, and emplements pro-to implement NRC compSance with the Freedom of tions and other Federal Register notnes; pro-grams, plans, and procedures Governing the or-Information Ac t (FOiA) and Privacy Act (PA),

vedes guidance and assistance to offices in the genization, objec taves, and activities of local provides advice, assistance, and support to NRC preparation of rule making papers and processing pubhc document rooms (LPDRs); coordinates the offices regarding FOIA and PA ac tivities and of petitions for rule making; develops and ad-collection, destribution, and categorization of responsibihties; interpret s requests, coordi.

minesta pol: Lies, standards, and procedures all documents provided to LPORs, and maintains nates responses, reviews documents for enempt

• se oc aining GAO clearance of NRC information*

piaison with local of ficials,

applicants, li-material, and arranges for en ten sions of re-gathering activities under the F ederal Reports consees, and the staff regardeng the conduct sponse teme as necessary,

Act; and prepares and issues the publications and estabbshment of LPDRs and the availabehty "NRC R ules and Reguleteons

• and " Nuclear of NRC records.

Regulatory Commission issuances."

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latmg to contracting and procurement. Repre=

wide cont ractmg policies and procedures.

Derects and sents agency on interagency contract poficy com-coordmates all contractmg and purchesang act'vities for mittees. Develops NRC PrCurement and Prop-NRC, mcluding contrac tor selectson, negotiation, admmis.

ert y Management Regulat'erans, and implementsng tration and close-out. Provides advece and assistance to snstructums. Coordmates NRC technical staff i

NRC program officsals relative to procurement regulations input into development of agency contract pol-i and requerements and means of meeting program objectives ic y.

Provides contract review and ass 6 stance to consistent with such requerements.

D" operstmg branches and other NRC offices and d. visions. Assures agency compl+ance with special Government programs which relate to Director Edward L. Halman contracting. Establishes and maintains contract information system and Bidder's Mailina List, Cheef Harris E. Coleman l

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selec tion, negotiation, administration and close-out selection, negotiation, administration and close-out selection, negotiation, administration and close-out activitres, in support of technical assestance needs actlveties, in support of the admmistrative contract activities, in support of research snd technscal of NRC Offices and Divisions. NRC programs sup.

needs of NRC Offices and Divesions. Actevities in-assistance needs of NRC Offices and Divisions. Areas ported by the branch include those relatmg to nucte.

Ciude the small purchasing function, purchases via GSA of confermatory assessment research relat%g to li-ac health and saf ety, antitrust matters, licensmg and other mter-agency arrangements, coordination and censmg and other regulatory activeties of NRC which and hearmgs activities, nuclear materials and fust review of NRC Reg onal Offices' procurement activitaes are assigned to the branch include programs involving cycle f acility safety and safeguards, and other as well as maior purchases of those goods and serveces safety, safeguards, fuel c ycle and environmental needs associated with NRC's lecensmg and regulatory providmg admmistrative support to NRC prograno research, and functions related thereto requiring activities.

contract support.

Provides contract support for responsibilities.

development of guides, standards and codes, and in-spection and enforcement activitees.

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N ' C Form 30 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ctg ANIZ ATION Chl ART OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR Provides Executive Derector for Operations and Offices reporting to the EDO with legal opinions and advice orth respect to all activetees of the NRC; provides interpretation of law s, regulations and other sources of authorit y, and the legal form and Content of pro-posed c,f ficial actions; represents and protects t he mterests of NRC in admmistratave proceedings before other administratave bodies; prepares or concurs in all contractual documents, interagency agreements, delegations of authorst y, regulations, orders, le-censes, and other legal documents, and prepares legal interpretations thereof, rev; ems and directs patent wor k ; represents the NRC in legal matters with gov-ernment agencies, foreign governments, or the pub-lit,

e= cept for those matters specsfically def e-gated to the General Counsel.

Executive Director Howard K. Shepar l

DEPUTY EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR Administretive Branch Assists, and acts m the absence of, the E macutive Provides admm.strative office serveces Legal Director en providing the E xecutive Darector including personnel, space, Correspon-for Operates and Offices reporting to the EDO dence control, and mail and records; with legal oper.ons and advice **th respOCl to all msmtaans Law Library funCl*0ns.

activitees of the NRC.

Deputy Derector Thomas F. Engelhardt C hief Virginia W. Poland l

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A N TI T R UST DivlSION ADMINIST R ATION DIVISION DivtSION ENFORCEMENT DivlStON DivtSION Deve*op s and rev, ens NRC Provides legal advice and Assists in development of Represents the NRC m pub 6sc Represents the NRC m anti-regulations and guides per-assistance to NRC cffices legal polic y, provides advice rutemakmg hearmgs involvmg trust issues in public bear-tment to licensing and con-involved en mterage s e and and consultation primarily m proposed NRC regulatnons; mgs as detected by the struc tion of noctear f adt -

enterr*ational ag reemen t s, re-connect.on with licensmg of advises and represents the Commission,

ities and u se of nuclear search contrac t mg, patent s,

nuclear facibties and repre-Office of Inspecte and materiais ; interprets regula-budget, securit y, and admin-sents the NRC in publ6c hear-E nforcement in enforcement teons and stetutes relevant to intrative functes, ings on assues involved in proceed.ngs agamst 14ensees NRC activit+es and prov ides applications fnr construction involvmg imposit e of civil legal analy ses of those au-permits and operating lecenses penaities, amendmerts, sus-thorities impacting on NRC.

for nuclear f acilities.

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Chief Counsel Marten M, Mal sc e, Chief Counsel Jay M. Menard Chief Counsel Milton J Grossman Chief Counsel James P. Murrev Chief Counsel Joseph Rutberg Assistant CNef Assestant Chief Assestant Cheef Assestant Chef Hean ng Course Hearing Counsel Hearme Counsel Heanng Courieri i

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ing equipment acquisition, account 6ng for capitahzed proper

• planning and evaluation; evaluates relat6onship ty, and related reportang, necessary to NRC direct and between resource allocation and program performance; contrac t operations and the safeguarding af NRC funds; develops overali plans and procedures for enhanceng administers financ ial functsons for NRC; maentains liaison arW measuring produc'avety.

with Office of Management and Budget and other government agencies, Congressional committees, and industry en areas of the Controller's responsibihty.

Derector Edwin G. Triner Acting Controller Learned W. Barry I

I DivlSION OF ACCOUNTING DIVISION OF BUDGET Develops, mainteiry, and apphes overall policies, prince-Develops and maentains overaH pohcies and procedures for pies, standards and procedures for f.nancial and cost ac" formulating and esecuting NRC budgets, deveH)ps and admin-counting and reporting, automatic data processing equipment inters NRC authoritation and appropriation funding leges*

acquisition, pricing, and finanoal arrangements under NRC l,g,on, monitors the execution of approved budgets, and contracts; provides advice and assistance to the Commission, maintains liaeson with the Office of Management and Budget the EDO and NRC offices on the interpretation and appuca" and Congressional commitees, tion of pohcies in assegned areas.

Direc tor James D, Lincoln Derector Bruce A, Cooper Depu / Director Angelo S. Pise;Mhe Deputy Director Vacant Pev'oll. Travel and F escal Budget Operation anit Systems Scrwiree Branch Development Brarich Maentains centrahzed payroll accountang and travel Directs process of funds control; prepares and issues accountsng functions; provedes necessary fiscal ser-vices for NRC.

anotments and financial plans and participates en appr priation hearings; maintains continuous review of Chief Machael B. Goidsteen performance against financial plans; when directed initiates changes in authorization and appropriation language; manages budget system development; revtems Sysierns uperanon and Procedures Congressional budget transcripts for NRC.

Re ench Develops policies, principles, standards and proce-l Chief Richard P. Shumway dures for general account #ng and reports < g activities, NRC's financeal management information systems relat-Ang to accounting matters, and practices governing Programs Branch cost prenciples and other financial arrangements under NRC contracts, including aspects of automatic data processing acquasation activities.

Partecipates with NRC offices in developing annual budget assumptions; analyzes budget submissions and coordinates preparation of NRC budget estimates for Chief Carl J. I'retainger submission to OMB and Congress; participates in Con-gressional hearings on budget estsmates; maintains continuous review of performance against financial plans and evaluates costing and pricing applications Accounting end Funds Control Beanch of NRC programs; initiates reprogramming actions as needed.

Plans, establishes and maintains accounting and inter-nel controls of NRC appropriations; maintains overall NRC funds records and controlhng accour(s; prepares Chief Charles A. Beckwith special analyses, financial staten.ients and reports; estabbshes and maintaans 6nventory of NRC capitahzed proper t y.

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AiRC Form 30 (1 761 OR G ANIZ AflON CH ARI U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF EuuAL EMPLOvMENT OPPORT UNITY Develops and recommends for approval by the E =ecu-tive Director for Operat ens overed NRC poucy provideng for equal employment opportunity an ait aspect s of F ederal persnnnes pra tice ; recommenos imp rov emen ts or cor rec t ion s needed in personnet management o r th respect to ac hieving equa6 employ-nen t op portunit y ; monitors and evaluates the af fir-mat.ve ac tion program and assists in assuring com-phance a th NRC pohcy on equal emp6cyment oppor-tun.ty ; serves as con t ac t eith local and nat ional pubbc and private organizations in order to f ac ie r tat e the NRC equal employment opportunity program.

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Formulates and recommends policies concerning nuclear en-port s and emport s, anternational safeguards, and nonpro-liferation matters.

Derector James R. Shea

)eput y D6 rec tor Joseph D. Lef teur. Jr.*

ASSIST ANT DIRE CTOR ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR FOR E XPORT IMPORT FOR INTE RNATIONAL COOPE RATION AND INTE RNATION A L SAF E GUARDS Plans, develops, and implements international informa-Partecipates in planning and formulation of NRC policies on esport-import lacensing, nonprolateration tion exchange p rograms, wor king relationsh ps with issues, and international safeguards; receives and internat.onet nuclear organi2ations and other involved reviews app 4 cations for, and as appropriate, issues U S. Government agenoes, ar.d provides general tia,.

un w6th other NRC s*f ces having enterest or respon.

export and import licenses as the Commesseon directs; i

sibilit y in areas of.nternatsonal cooperation.

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Obta+ns and evaluates information from other NRC and U.S.

Government offices in consideration of 8. cense ticipates en formutation of polecy on the above.

applications.

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ AflON CH ART OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS Reviews, recommends, and directs NRC program of coop-eretion and liaison with States, local governments, and interstate organizations; administers State Agreements program; provides guidance and asssstance to State and local governments in radiological emergency response planning and operatsons; provides training for State and local government personnel in radiation control and radiological emergency response programs; coordinates development of MRC national emergency action plan; coop-erstes with other NRC offices and U.S. Government agen-cies having State and interstate responsabileties.

Director Robert G. Ryan ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR ASSIST ANT DIRE CTOR ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR FOR ST ATE AGREEME NTS PROGR AM FOR PROGRAM DEVE LOPMENT FOR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Negotiates, implements and manages the State Agree-Participates in formulation of policses involving NRC/

Carries out NRC's federally assigned ' lead agency" ments program under the provissons of Section 274 of State cooperatson and liaason; develops and derects role in radeolog* cal incident emer gency response the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended; monitors administrative and contractual programs for coordia planning, training and assistance activities with State Agreements program to evaluate continued com-nating and integrating Federal and State regulatory States and local governments; develops guidelines, patibility and adequacy; provsdes and Coordinates BClivsties; maintains liaison with and provides guid*

coordinates other f ederal agency guidenCS, evaluates training and technical assistance to Agreement States.

ance and support to State, interstate, regional, and adequacy of State and local government radiol <sgical quasi-governmental organizations, NRC offices and oth-emergency reponse plans, prov6 des related field er Government agencses on regulatory matters; moni-assistance and training for States and local gov-tors nuclear-relaled $145e legislative and regulatory ornments; provides formal Consultation to NRR and actavities; plans, directs, and Coordinates aClivities NMSS concerning pertinent State and local govern

• of State leaason officers located in Regional Offices.

ment emergency response capabilities and their interface with licensee facility emergency response plans; coordinates N R C's national-level emergency planning and preparedness program.

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ AflON CH ART OF F lCE OF M ANAGE ME NT INFOllMATlON AND PROGRAM CONTROL Desegns, develops, and implements management in for

• mation and control systems for scheduies, manpower, budget and processes of program off (es, and evalua-t:on of program performant.o; administers Performance Appraisal Report and activities relating to the Regu-latory Management System; analyzes operating emperi-ence at all licensed facihties and prepares various reports and data fries.

Direc tor witham G. Mcdonald DIVISION OF LICE NSING INF ORMATION SYSTE MS DIVISION OF OPE R ATsONS EV ALUATION DIVISION OF elEGULATORY IniFORM ATION SYSTEMS Collects, processes, analy zes, and reports enforma-Reviews and anaiyzes operating experience at all fa-Collec t s, processes, analyzes, and reports on infor-tion ut s tized for appraisal of licensing program cohties licensed by NRC; prepares computer summarres metson util42ed for program performance appraisal of perf o rmanc e.

of events reported by bcensees; prepares Quarterly regulatory research programs, operating reactors, Report to the Congress on Abnormal Occurrences; nuclear construction and regulatory standards Direc tor Anthony F.

A bell maintains central repository c,n radiation exposures; performs evaluateve studies on operating esperience.

Direc tor Robert C. Ross De rec tor Richard A. Hartfield l

Performance Apsweisal Systems Brarwh Performance E valuation Braru:h Plans Branct.

' Develops information systems for the overall review Ivesponsible for the maintenance of the central re-Develops information systems for program plan-and evaluat.on of program performance trends and pository on radiation e s posures. Pubbshes infor-neng, cont rol, analy sis and review of program f orec as t s,

periodic anformation reports. Reviews incidents for of problem areas and foalowup actions associated matson on environmental releases, effluent s and status with respect te schedules, identif tcation oossible identification as abnormat occurrences.

with standards, in pections and enforcement, and regulatory research C h eef Nancy L. Dube C.hief Richard G. Muranaka Chief wilisam H.

Lovelace Lacemimg Svstems Branch Operating Data Branch Pror.cseng and Programming Branch Develops irfccmation systerns for program planning, Responsable for the pubhCatson of t he Quart control, analysis, and review Of pecgram status with Report to the Congress on Abnormal Occurrences Administers data processing support servkes, respect to schedules. performance review, ident e,-

Reveews ancidents for possible rdentafication as cation of probtem areas, and followup actions.

abnormal occurrences. Reviews and analyzes oper-includ4ng systems pro. esseng and programming.

ating experient.es and provides necessary reports.

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standards and amendments therete for (a) the protect:06 Of Pr0vides admen.strathe support trt coords.

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from the operation of nuclear f acshties sub;act to es.

6t;es en 50, provides tecfthacal program censsng, (b) safeguardsng nvClear mater'els I' eld Dy A8cens*

plannang suppor* en Coordteat mg hRC.

ees for the security of nuclear facahties, and (C) the partgepete en ANSI and IAEA standards protecteun of the environment. Develops and recommer.ds development actrwittes, SD program plans, rules, regu'ations, and standards for the preparate of and SD schedul*ng system. Provides tecM*

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standards-related S : levities, and serves as pr'Mcapal point d,strtthtm hsts for guWS.

of C.cntact for Commission with the American Netsonal Stan-g dards last-tuta and other cegam2ates on matters Con-Ch.ef Carl E. Johnson Cerneng nuclear standards.

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gu. des, standards and codes for nuoear sa ety on des.gn. construct.on f

and operate of nudear reac tors, other producte and ut haat on f ac tle t es.,

and f acilaties for the storage, processing and use of nudear mater.ais; and en matecists safety activet.es, enClud'og product 6cn, use and transportation of radion.Iteve products. Deve, ops,

rev ems and monitors research and developmeet prog *ams to f and sodu-t.ons to safety protuems reisted to nudear reactors and fuea cycie f aohtees. Provides technicas assistance on research and resoution of genersc issues refated to nuc lear f eo ht ies, transportetsort of nupear materia S, or nuclear mastes.

Ma.ntains herson m eth other f ederal 4Cenoes. ANSI, enternat+onal agences, and other orgen-

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reactors, other product.on and utahzation f aciht.es, devices or products contaening special nuciear materaad,

f ac'bt.es for storage and processing of nuclear and red.0-des 5gn and construrt.on of fued c yc te fxis<t es, storage i

act.ve materrats, and other areas of nuclear safety. Provides and disposal of nudear maste material, cratscas.ty safet y,

adbt(e and assistance on researCh and development programs engineermg aspects Of occupational esoCsure, and Chea Cal u

and the resO4ut+on of QenersC ssbues envolvmg safety probiems eegineaemg aspects of riuc lear reactors. Provides advice of nuclear facthtees.

and assistance on remeCh and development programs and the resolutson of generaC essues red ated tc, safety prob 6 ems of Assistant Derector M. Ke nemuya nuclear f ac a bties, transportation of nuc ear materials, or n

nuclear mastes.

Ass.stant Director Robert M Bernero Steisteerfs Beam

• Develops standards for des gn, construct on and opera-y, t.on of nuclear rem tors and f uel C y cle f eoht:es StandM Bw m. th emphasts on mechanical eng.neering, structu al r

eng+neereng, and matemass engineermg aspects.

Develops standards appbcable to the transportation of n clear materiais and to the producle or use of u

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special nuclear matereal.

Reactor $vsterns Standards Branch Ch'ef Robert E. Barker Develops standards for emport of nuC lear reactors; design, construct on and operation of nuclear reactors Fuet Process $ysterra Standarda &rewn m i tft emphases on Quahty assu ance, systerms perfor-r mance and cesign, mstrumentation, personnel quah?

Develops standards for design anc.cnstructe of fuel cation and quant y assurance for other fuel cycle cycle facihtees; matte management, snc8uding pro-f ac ebt.es.

Cesseng, pgkaging, temporary storage end d.sposet of nuclear maste; decommess.oriang of reactors and fuel Chief melbur M. Iltorreson C yC le f acal'tses, chemeCal engmeertrig espects of nuclear reactors; crit caisty saf et y ; and eng.neeeing aspects of occupat*onaf esposure.

Enearies'rine Methodolos, Standerns Swich Deve6"'>ps standards for des'gn, Construction and opera-to of nuo.ar re.c tors and f ue.

cyo. f ac,ht.es meth emphas+t on methods of anahs.s and testmg to assure specified performance character:ShCS of todrv4-ual systems and the piant as a whole.

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Criteria, guedes, standards and Codes tG protect employees of hcer sees, the public, and the envfonment from the effects of NRC lecensed activities 6n saatters envolveng radiolog cal protection, environmenta'. effet is, and safe

• guarding of nuCaear materials and faCthtatt.

Develops,

reviews, and monators research and development programs to find solutions to enveronmental, health and safeguards standards devesopsient problems. Provides technecal asses-tance on research and resolution of generic ;> sues related to nuclear facihties.

Maanta.ns basson with other Federal agencies, ANSI, mternational agencies, and other organi2a-tsons &n assagned areas.

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Concernmg spec 6a6 nuclear materials management, a

ment from radiolog Cal ef fects, including ionaleng ra*

control, and petitection, and with physical security of diation, rad oactive materiais, and maste products, or fac6htaes and SNM en transport between facilit.es, other potentaal stresses associated with NRC tecensed and physsCal protection aga'nst acts of diversson, activetees; and for estableshang site suitatnity tfsert ce sabotage. Coordinates empsamentation through craterea and certif scat ton proc edureib foe nuclear standards of safeguards pohcses of Offices of Nuclear reactors and fuel Cycle faC4hties relative to environ

• Material Se*ety and Safeguards and Nuclear Reactor Regu ation.

Provedes adyge and assistance on re-mental and safety considerations. Provides adv<e and a

ass' stance on research and development programs and search and development programs and the resolution of r

the resolution of generec essues involving specifsC generic issues 6nvolytrig safeguards problems asso-sete and health problems of nuclear facilstres, coated with special nuclear spisterials.

Assist Ant Divoctor

1. Craig Roberts Assistant Director vacant Sete $stely Standards Branch

$ste Demgnetion Standards Branch Matensis Protection Standards Branch Develops standards to specify reactor and fuel Develops standards for the evasustion, designa.

tien or certif*catoon of sites for nuclear fa-cvCle facshty siting recuerements concerning the safety of facehties from esterna4 events; cshties, 6ncludang the development of effective Develops standards for tne prevention, detection N R C/ multi-state interaction to resolve specific and deterrence of theft or deversion of nuclear part*Cepates irt development of facihty design

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technical and procedural issues envolved in sete materials in nuclear facehties and the assoc 6-Criteria related to Oeologv. seismology, hydros.

ogy, offsite hazards and meteorology, to assure des'gnation; develops and recommends Generic ated transportation lenks, and for the preven-sete safety.

poHCy and practice for siting nuclear facihties.

teon of sabotage of nuc 6 ear facedities; recom-mends and deve%s standards on phys + Cal pro-Chief Leon L. Beratan Chief Edmard E. Head tection and material cor. trol measures 6n the de-sign, constructaan and operation of nuclear facehtees.

Environmental Stariderds Bronch Ocuspot.onal Heelin Standards Breadt Ch.ef Ralph J. Jones Develops standards for protection of the pubhc Develops standards for the protection of workers and the environment from redsological and nonra-from emposures to rad +oacteve snatorial and operation, and accidents; serves as NiiC staff 6oni2ing rad.ation frein possesslon, use, trans-diolog> cal effects of nuclear f acihties, normal fee and disposal of source, special fluclear, and contact math radiological protectica scientifec byproduct materials and from operatson of pre-and advisory committees.

duction and utlhzatson fac6htees; conducts studies of -

44tions of other government Chief Jacob Itastne, agencies and scientific and advisory commettees moth regard to emplementation by the NRC.

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NRC Form 30 om U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG AN12 AllON CH ART OF F ICE OF NUCLE AR M ATE R4AL SAF ETY AND SAF F GUARDS PROGR AM SUPPORT BR ANCH Responsible for ensuring pubtsc health and saf et y,

protection of the nateonel securit y, and prote(tion of Ass,sts en paenning, coordinatreg, directing and env.conmental values en the licensing and reQutation execut+ng admsnistratewe affairs of the Office, of alt f actisties and materiets 14 censed under tne including contractual arrangements and agree-Atom'C Inergy Act of l954, as amended, associated with monts, budget foratulat+0n, f'sce4 management,

the F eroces sing, t ransport and handlang C.* f5uclear management surweg s and d+ cec tives, personned malet sels, encluding the rew tem and aslessment of adma na st rat son and trasning ; prow

• des techn8 Cal theer safeguards agaenst potent al threa* s, thefts and assistance and support to Director so evaluating sabotage.

proposed al ts v e16es or posit e s and admenes-tering high'y technegal projects.

Director Clifford v. Smith, Jr.

Ass.stant to trw 0. rector and Deputy Director for Operations h ant Chief. P% ram Suppora eranch nobert S Brown.Jr Deputy Derector for Tec snical Programs Seymour H Sm. ley a

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1. censed under the Atomec Energy Act of 1954. as amended Director Sawnam Meyers Deputy Directee Rochard E. Cunningham I

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FUEL CYCLE SAFETY AND LICENSING MATERIAL 5AFETY ANO LICENSING E stablesNs, adm.msters and medrnates a program ror E stabhshes, administers and coord nates the totas henssng and followup reveew of byprodat source and lec ensar.g process for fuel c ycle f acehtees relating specead nuclear matenals and safety anaayses for to safety and environmental assessment.

smoose,c containers Assistant Director John B. Marten Ass stant Derector Donard A. Nussbaumer Fuel Protonssos and Fatsrir.ation p

g gg Seanch Londuc t s se'ely anae y tes, hcensing and fo;towup Conducts safety analyses, hcenseng and followup review of uranium mells, natural uransum conversson review of use of byproduct source and special plants and production plants, enrichment plants, nuclear matenals.

and uramum fue8 fabeicet on plants.

Cheef Bernard Senger Ch6ef Leland C. Route Trwespartauon Branch g

Conducts safety anelyses and approva8 of containers for shapment of radioactive mater 6als; emptements Conducts safety analy ses, hceres ng and foaiowup such actaens as requered by NRC and coordenates reveew of endependent irradaated fuel storage facitetnes, chemic al reprocessing facoltties, and activitees with agences having parailes or over-plutomum fuel f abricateon plants.

6appeng lurtsdiction such as states and I AE A.

Ch.ef vacan8 Ch.ef Charles E. MacDonald A55sST ANT DINLCTOR FOR ASSIST ANT DIRECTOM FOR WASTE MANAGFMENT OPE RATeONS AND TECHNOLOGY Admenesters and coordinates licensing program for Derects and admeriesters development programs related to upgrading sa ety and preservation of enveronmental r

malagement of radeoective waste and development of comprehensive wasta management pohcy.

values for fuel cycle fac80stees and materiais, Ass 6stant Derector Wellsam P. Bisnod Assastant Director Homer Lowenberg High Level anu Transuremc Waste Branch Operatiors and Plymeng Bruich Responsible for safety % y sts, hcensing and Assesses emergang technology related to safety and followup review of operations directly associated environmental protection 'or reaevance in feconseng with disposa of high level a*wl transuranic con-process; 6dentifies R&D rieeded to conduct safety and enveronmental analyses; coord.netes and moni-samus taminated radeoectsve wastes, tors R&D need to emprove hcenseng function; aden-C hsef James C Malaco tifies rieed for and vahdity and scope of current and proposed standards.

Chief Robert D. Smith Low Lswei Wasta Branch Responsable for safety analysis, hcenseng and follow-up revsew of operations directly assoc'ated with Tactinology i Branch desposal of low leved radioactive seaste, decommission-Prepares approg,ciate enveronmental impact state-

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monts en broed programs related to fuel cycle and Chief M.chael Bell material hcens:ng, and reviews draft statements prepared by other groups w.then NRC er other gow-ernment agencies.

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"-m U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DIVISIC'.e OF SAFEGUARDS ORG ANIZ AflCN CH AR1 Devotons 6mplements and evaluates Serau nuclear safe-Quards program Muding monete,, eng, testing and recom-mending programs for

. pnysicas protection of nuclear facilities and for feuclear material accountabilety sys-tems. Develops contingency plans for dealing with threats, thefts and sabotage reisting to hcensed nuclear materia 4, high-level radioactive wastes and nuclear f atalitees.

Director Robert F. Burnett Deputy Director Ralph G. Page l

I ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ASSISTANT DIRE CTOR FOR E6G REQUIREMENTS AND TECHNOLOGY OPE RATIONS AND E V ALUATlON Conducts actevities supporting improvement of nuclear E statiu shes, administers and coordinates hcens'"9 Conducts activities to assure effectiveness of current meteriais safeguards and development of adequate reg-process and followup reveew relating to nuclear mate

• safeguards in hcensed programs. Deve6 ops contrngency ulatory proces s#S. Provides cost-benefit assessment reais and facahty safeguards, encluding processif*g, plans to deal with threats, the t, and sabotage re.at-r of alternative regulatory techn ques and procedures, f abeg.atson, transportation and disposal Recommends eng to specia. nuclear materSal, high-level radioac-Proposes development and assures transfer of new and methods, procedures and equipment for taiproved safe-teve wastes and nuclear facehties.

evolvsng techniques into safeguards programs, guards.

Conduct 3 techneCai review of safeguards aspects of all apphtations request cg emport or import of source and spec 6al nuciear materials.

Assistant Director ( Acting)

E.ugene Perchonok Assistant Director ( Act.ng )

James A. Powers Assistant D. rector T homas C. Theser Technology A_

Branch "I

Performe assessments of safeguards developments to ensu e effective transfer of technology to be e( ts physgas securet y safeguards igenseng Develops safeguards Contangency plans for pro

• r national and internationa6 programs. Formulates rev iew s and foisonup review respons.bsbt.es tection of hcensed nuclear matersals and f acil-da v e s son research needs and monitors NRC r+-

for all hcense apphcotions processed by NMSS.

itses, escauding nuclear reactors. Devesops and search effort to ensure apphcabshty and ade-E ffects conceptuah2ation and edentif scation of apphes safeguards contingency plannsng methoda quac y. Pts sides support to emplement the US/

pr., gram 6mprovements en assigned areas.

esogy to incident response plans and operations, IAEA safeguards agreement and 4trengthen in-coordinating with the enteil.gence community to chief George ie. McCortue teenational safeguards.

Obtain pertinent domestic and foreign 6nte4H-9" Chief Theodore Sherr Material Control Lacensing Branch Chief Thomas F. Carter Directs nuc lear materiais control and account-Requirements Analytes 8rench abihty safeguards hcenssng reviews and foHow-Anal)2es eUsting regulatory safeguards policy, umme up view sponstbehties W aH l&se apphcatio7s processed by NMSS. Effects conce", -

and definen regulatory guidance and require, Evaluates safeguards programs invoaving N ensed b

ments which provide encreased assurance against nuCiear ma'erials at f a med sites and en rans*

thef t and sabotage of nuclear material. Devel-monts in essigned amas.

port. DeveloDs. me nteens, and ana8vres ani erma-ops physical securit y and material control and Chief James G. Partion tion needed for a continuing systematic es eium-accounting recommendations, and assu es timely teon of safeguards, includang effectsveness of r

entroduction of advanced safeguards technology phy siCa3 security and material control and into the ' egulatory process, accounting programs.

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ ATION CH ART OFFICE OF N'JCLE AR RE ACTOR REGULATION Deve om ed adm.nasters regulebens, polsies and proc e-n dures goi.erning the hcensing of manuf actureo, product.on and utriezation f acihtees, other then those concerning twe; reprocessing piants and esotopic enemfwnent plants; sourte, byproduct and speoas nucaear materiet used or produced at such f aubties; and the heensing of operators of such fa-c ib tees. Reviews reactor safet y aspects of proposed bortn-ing of nuclear powered vesse s; provides special assistance s

in matters envolving facihtas e=ampt from hcensing.

D rector ( Act ng t Edson G. Case Deputy Director Edson G. Case j

Assistant to Director vacant PROGRAM SUPPORT BRANCH ANTIT RUST AND *NDEMNITY GROUP Ass 4sts 6n planning, coordinating, directing and Estabbshes and adm nssters antitrust rev ews of h-emecuting administeetive affa4rs of the Office, coese applications for nuc3 ear facilities, encNd.ng including contractual arrangements and agree-campsiance with hcense cand.teons pertaining to anti-ments, budget formulation, fiscal management, trust matters; indemnification of teensees against su veys and d.rectives, personne4 pubhc habshty claims aris.ng out of nucsear 6nci-management r

administra' ion and traming; provides technical dents; and esecution of indemnafacation agreevnents assistance and support to Director in evaluating w.th hcensees.

proposed activities c*

positions and adesnis-tering highly techn>c el and diversif.e4 li-C h.ef Jerome D. Sattzman censing peceec t s.

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I Economscs Secta.a Poeur Supply suf Aneiynes Sectica Reveems, 6nvestigates and evaluates invest 4 gates and g.repares related tes-existing and potential enticompet:tive timony concerning power supply and 6n-activities by apphcants; prepares tersystem coordinateen activities by ap-testimony relating precipios of com-phcants; assesses impact of potential petition and monopoly to antitrust hcense coretions; provides technical cases; assists in po3.cy formuletson, assistance on engineerme and power and prepares studies and analyses on supp#v aspects of antatrust cases; econom.c 6ssues of antitrust cases.

carries out comphance act.witnes.

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NRC Form 30 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION CBG ANIZ AflON CM AET DIVISION OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT Carries out prosect management functes for reac tor safet y re v ien s through operating bc onse s t age,

coordinates and sc hedules adequate and consistent technical reviews for each apphcotior.

Derec tor Roger 5. Boyd Deputy Derntor R <hard C Detoung i

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Plans, d, rec t s and supervises programs and Plans and directs the protect managnement func-Ptans, directs and supervises programs and ec-ight thater R eac tors Branc%s, tions for the safet y review and evaluate of Isvaties of the G uaht y Assuranc e, E mergenc y ac tiv it ies of L

including es elvation of the operational saf et y appbcat ons for constructe permits, operatang ps,nneng, and Operator Lgensing Brancnes, and desegn mod 4 cation of DOE -om ned and licenses and bcense amendments for fast breed-rev ems finen( at quant cations of appbcants DOD-omeed reactors enempt f rom hcensing,

er, gas-cooled, and c ther types of Advanc ed and hg ensees, prepares hearmg testimony on reactors; manages and performs (Mhnical safety financial quabf cations-spg,f res h(ente review s, anal y ses and evaluations certeen cond.teons to assure utah t y commitments for aspects of the fast breeder and other advanced plant construction and operate, reactor concepts.

Assistant Dir ector Domenic B. Vassa'to Assistant Director R4hard P. Den.se Assistant Director Donald J. Skovhost L@t Water Reactors Branch *1 Lulht Watw Reartors Branch *2 Lequal Mew Iatt Brees*

Qualaty Amurence Branch (LMF BR; Branch R ev iew s, analytes and evaluates apph-Reveems, ar.aly zes and evaluates opph-Reveems reactor hcense aponceSons to c at ann for coes t ruc tion permits and cations for constructeon permits and E valuates technical specificates mre comphance with quakty assur-for lequid Metal F ast B reeder operating Neeses for ass; greed re-operating hcenses for assigned re.

ance criteria during h aant design, actors and fo certain reactors e=empt Reactors, including safety review of actors and for certain reactors enempt, apphcations to construct and opee-constructeon and operation; evaluates f rom hcens.ng ;

evaluates technmal f rom imenseng; evaluates technica technical and administrateve competence specefecates fcr such reactors;

, speof < at ion s for scch reactors; ate these reactors; reviews amend-of wtor omeg vganimate for performs safety rev,ew of ass.gned performe safety review of assegned ments to heenses changing technical protect on of pubhc health and safety.

operating reactors, 6ncluding review of operating reactors, including review of SPM MC #1*s -

amendments to hcenses c hanging emendments to licenses changing tec.h-technical specifications.

nical specifecations.

C h.ef Themis P. Speis Chief C eemens J. M*5 temes, Jr.

Chief John F. 51o2:

Cheef eLert Mniel Emergency Planneg Branch Reviews and evaluates reactor site

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r operating reactors, including review of operatang reactors, including review of amendments to brentes changing tech-amendments to hcenses changing tech-Chief Robert W.

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nical specifications.

Operator Licennmg Branch Chief Olen D. Parr Chief Steven A. varga E samines and hcenses candidates for reactor operator and sen6er reactor operator hcenses; develops quahfica-tes requirements, testmg technsques, and standards for eva6uation of candi-dates and conducts safety evaluations for desagn and operation of reactor pro,ec t s.

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owned and OOO-owned reactors esempt from heensing a'"d the Reactor Safeguards Devotopment Branch.

Environmental Evaluation Branches.

n Assistant Dirntor Karl R. Golier Assistant Director Darrell G. Eesenhut Assistant Director James R. acetier Operating Heartors Brere e1 Ensmeering Branch Reartor Safety Branch Reactor Safeguards Reviews overall technmal pro (eduraa keviews, evaluates and anac yres the Reviews, evaluates and anaty res: the aspects of licensed operating reac tors,

eng neereng safety review of structura4 engineering safety aspects of the and proposed amendments to operating and mecherucat components 6nvolving reactor core, reactor coolant systems, Reviews safeguard-related sections of licenses; evatustes offwe activities mechangel engineering, structural en-engineered safety features, ac cedent s PSAR's and F SAR's; reviews appigant's pertaining to processing of applKations gineering, and materials engineering and transients, involving thermodynam-physwat security plans and contingency for construction permets and operateng de scip hnet, for all reac tor facehtaes ic, fuels, nuclear physics, and system

,-se, plans; reviews amendments to these hcenses for research and test reactors hcensed for operatton, the evaluation design discipiones, for all reactor plans for operating reactors, partic6-and critaat facihties,

of applications and assuance of con-facehties hcensed for operation; pates 6n operating reactors recevsew; Chief Albert Scnmencer struction permsts and operating heenses apphcat6ons and issuance of construc-and directs technscal assistance for nonpower reactors, and of opera-toon permits and operating hcenses for programs.

tional and design modific ations of nonpower reactors; operational and Operateg Reactors Branch *2 DOE and DOD-owned operateng f acih-design modefecations of DOE ar.d 000-ties esempt from licensing as owned operatsng facilities esempt from Chief Rot ert A. Clark Reviews overan technical procedurel requested.

hcenseng as requested.

aspects of hcensed oparating reac'.srs,

and proposed amendments to operating ch.ef Lawrence C. Shao Chief Robert L. Baer Hcenses; evaluates office activitees Reartor $stessos pertainsng to processing of apphcates y,

g,,,g fo-construc tion permits and operatang inenses for research and test reactors Plant Setems Branch Environmental EvaNetion 8eench Develops reactor safeguards poscy and critical facihties-recommendations; develops and analyzes new regulatwy requirements Wolvang c m.ef Dennes L. Lemann the technical safety review of con-environmental and safety review of ra-teenment systems, control systems, d oactive waste treatment methods and

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• • 1. d' nates research and m e power conversion systems, ausahary effluents, radeological accadent anal, "I**

"* '" " " "O Operating Reactors 8 ranch *3 S y stems, eiectrecal systems, and all yses, radiation protection, and overall ncson en se it y

other safety r elated instrumentation environmental assessments for all reac, Reviews overall techngel procedurai

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and proposed amendments to operating for operation, all apphcations to of all applications to construct and hcenses; c valuates office ectiveties construct and operate nonpower re-operate nonpower reactors; of opera-safeguards response plans.

I perta.ning to processeng of apphcation,

actors, including modifications to tional and design modificatsons of for construc tion permats and operating plant systems,

and, as requested, DOE and DOD-owned reactor facehties Chief Joet M. Elhott licenses for research and test reactors of operational and design modif*ca-enempt from hcensing as requested.

and - estical f acihties.

tions of DOE and DOD-owned reactor Chief George E. Lear Chaef Walter R Butler Cheef Brian K. Grimes Operates Reactors Branch 84 Review's overait tecanical procedural aspects of hcensed operating reactors,

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Dav lSION OF SYSTE MS SAFETY CaG ANIZ ATION CH AR1 Carrees out detailed saf et y reviews of reactor apphcations through 15e operat ng h(ense stage.

Direc tor Roger J Mattson Deputy D. rector Frank f coroeder I

I ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR ENGINEERING ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR FOR RE ACTOR SAFETV ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR FOR PLANT SYSTEMS Plans, directs and supervises the programs and ut.v-Plans. direct s and supervises the programs and Plans and directs the programs and activitees of the it es of the Mechen. cal E ngmeertng, Materials En-activities of the Reactor Systems, Core Perfor-Auotiary Sy stems, Containment Systems, instrumenta-g.neermg and 5tructural Engineering Branches.

mance, and Arelysis Branches.

Leon and Controi Sy stems, and Pomer S y stems Branches.

Assistant Director James P. K nigh t Assistant Director Denmoud F. Ross Assistant Director hobert L.

f edess;o Heattoe Systems Bra,rn Ausshary Mechens.si E rupneining Brarsh Systems Seanch Reveems and evaluates design and performance of Reviews and eva uates ser.m.c and p.pe whip design e

restor thermal-hydrautec sy stems, routor coulant viens restor license apphcations and related and mechenecal design of reator ves set s, reactor c ore supports, fue' c omprent s, cooient pumps, s y stems, and associated au m ihary s y s tems, and sments to evaluate the design, fabrication and emergwy core coonng systems.

at ion of aumihary systems and fire protection steam generators, coulant pipmg, pressurizers, id Tms R hk j

con.ponent si pports and other safety-related mechanical components.

Ce vs(tor Beneroga Chief Robert J. Bosnak Core Periormance Branc.:

. = M Systems Branch C

Reviems, deve4 ops and executes calculational meth-Materials Engineermg Bronch ods in the ph y sic s, thermal end hy draulet, and Nev eem s r" vtor is.nse-apphcations and related routor fuel aspects sf nuclear reactor deugn.

documents o evaluate cor tamment sy stems and E valuates materia;s of pressure-retainmg compo-assooated suo-systems, includmg heat remov at,

Chief Paul S. Chec k heating arid wentilatbc n, isolation equ.pment and nonts of fluid systems important to safety; per-forms general technecal review, analysis and eval-controis, and combustible gas control systems, u at ion of materials, f abrication, mspection and testing of rest. tor components and systems.

Analysis Bianch

Reviews, ev6. ates and analy zes calculational Ch.ef Stef an S. Pawltc ke methods uset*

instfumerdation and u s apphtants for hcensing of nuclear power plants en the nuclear, thermal, and hy draulic Control Systems Be errh areas of rou tor end engineered safety features R eview s and evat ast es design, f abrication, and structurat Engineermo Branch design; dml ps, in conjunct.on we consuMants-operation of reac tor protec t ion and safety mstrua independent calculational trwthods, includmg com-mentation, and controt instrumentation, part.cipates Evaluates missile des,gn, design of concrete and pies computer codes, for anatyrmg nuclear, ther' in development of guides and regulations pertainmg steel contamments, and design of other sa'et y.

mal, and hydrauhc performance durmg steady-go,nstrumentat on and control sy sterr,s.

state, transient and accident cond+t ons.

related plant struc t ures ; performs technical re.

view, anal y sis and evaluation of deugn, con-C heef T homas A. Ippohto st ruc tion and operation of nuciese pow er rextor C hie f Zottan R. Rosztoczy s tr uc t u res.

Power Svstams Branch Ch ef Isa 5. Sehmeil k e v 'e m s reac tor igense appocations and re.ated documents to evaluate the des g 3, fabrscation and operation of onsite and off set e electrical pomee systems and the steam and power conversion sys-tems, participates in the deve6opment of guides and regulations pertammg to these sy stems.

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operatron of reactor facahtees pro-Radiological Assessment Branches.

posed for iscensing, and for prepara-Assistant Director ilhlham P. Gammdl process.ng of environmental Assistant Oirector Ricterd H. vollmer Assestant Director MMcolm L. Ernst tion anu impact statements for such IKilaties.

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af Spectalists Assistant Director Voss A. Moore Geoe;iences Branch Accusaret Ansivas Branch Brarch Rwas reEMr hcense apphcations Reveews reactor I<ense appbcates Y*

Ud '"O Provides spaceshred technecal en-Emnmpmntal % lect bM M lated accsdents; develops and pre-such faCIWs a's geolo"y, seismology, to evaluate Consequences of postua pertise on nonradeosog. Cal envo

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,,,,uates and coordinates mental statements; develops models environmental reports by applicants technstal espects, and coordinates for cMculation of accident conse-and environenentae statements bV all NRC actevities, perteeneng to N

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evaluete and processing of enve-trY industrial, transportat.on and ronmental impact statements re4ative Chief RonMd L. Bahard to applecations for construclean mahtery facabtses; performs cat-allons d

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OWite Mytirology S4rteorosoi;y Branch permits and operettng ItCenses for doses for postulated desQn-basis reactors,

derects enveronmentag acc dents.

Reveems reactor hcense apphcatsons review actevetees for operateng to evaluete site adequacy, +ncluding M W4 Anem Be rovides speciahred empertise n Chief Delbert F. Bunch

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ogY, geography, demograDh y, and assessing benefits of nuc 64ar fa-Ch'ef George knighton foundetson engineering, caities age nst en vironmental E thvent Treatment costs; develops related gu. des and Systems branch Chief tem.s G. Hu6 man

methods, preperes cost benefst port.ons of NRC environmerital state-En,,ronmental Peolect Beanch r2 ge iens reactor hcense appleet.ons v

meets on these fec hties.

to evaluate plant systems and equip-Reviews, evaluates and coordinates Iment for fission product removal and technical aspects, and Coordinates treatment of radeoec'.ise mes.a.

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includarig pctensi pathmays for emposure to man and biota. develops and prepares r decingical evalua-tes for environmentaa statements; f

evaluates adequacy of radioiogmat protect.on for onsite personnet Chief miliam E. nreger i

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for the per formanc e of its hc ens +ng and related reguia-tary f unc t.ons.

Direc tor Saul Levine De put y Direc tor Vacant Special A ss.st ant Patricia G. Norry Technical Assistant Clyde P. Jupiter Assistant for Research Appi> cations Chfford A.

Bec k Special A ssistant for international Research A' fred H. Spano ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR F OR ADMIP.ISTR ATION AND PROJE CT CON TROL Directs and coordinates m4;or support prog ams involv-ing budget, personnet management, admine s t rat ive serv K es, cor'tractmg and contract management, entera and entragenc y rclations, and management information PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS Bf4ANCH systems development; si pports Director en long-range program planning and

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• Assetts D. rec tor en planning, developenq. Coordina-gress, OMB, and other parties; provides management, t ing, and superves.ng prograin for de ' opment and t,udget ing and contrac ting suppc. for international appimations of methods of quan tit at eve risk as-agreements involving the Of fi e.

Sessment of nuc lear power reactors arKlud+ng 1 Ght water, gas-cooted, and f ast-breeder reactors.

Assistant Director Edward G. E nghsn C hief Ian B. matt DIVISION OF RE ACTOR SAF ETY RESE ARCH l

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de coo tu and eim program of reactor safety research, derecting the e=ecution of poli-cies, procedures and program plans required to accompessh the funct6ons of the Divisson.

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anisms; coordmates devesion program planning; Assists the Director in planneng, dsrecting and eval-Plans, develops, coordmates and supervises research and cowdinates with DOE on pro:ects bemg con-uateg programs of safety research for advanced re-development programs relatmg to the safety of water, structed by them for hRC use; assists 6n imple-Etws, Nuding theoreticas and emperimental proa fnoderated reactors en the civihan power sector; provides menting eternational agreements and m perform

• grams of investigation of the behavior of fuel, coo 6-technical guidance and direct >on and executaen of pola, coes, procedures and admmistrative duties in water re.

6ng other such support functions as may be ant, components, and systems urador condations of a

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hypothetscae accedent to an advanced reactor, stor safety research program; coordmates safety re-search programs w th other appropriate NRC components, C hief Ronald B. Hu6ds and with industrial and foreign safety research.

Assistant Derector Chartes M. ILeiber Assistant Derector Long Sun Tong Oversees the executaan of reactor safety re-search programs by contractors on site; coords-notes NRC facility requirements with field leves E mperemonid Fast Reactor Safety Research Branch DOE personnes based on research prografit Systems Enyneermg Branch P

% umt and gwmg mquent direction.

Manager Peter O. 5trom direction to esperwnental fast reactor safety

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A"31'ai devotopment to Plans, recommends. and evalua'en research programs and protects related to safety systems of light water e"=ecution and summary.

j reactors, includmg bas < phenomenological research, effects testmg. and total system simulation projects, Chief Melvin Silberberg an,, t 7, g,,nen Chief Ronald M. Scroggms Plans, recommends, and evaluates development of ana-lytical methods and computee programs for water re-actor safety anasysss and research, and generic calcu-Anasytice Advanced Reartor lations us ng these methods and programs.

Seiety Reweern Beanch Metallurgy and Materwls Branch Provedes scientific and engmeering management direction to 44alyt cal advanced reactor safety Plans, recommends and evaluates research programs in m,

througn executae'*n and s'ummary.

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Ch.ef Charles Z. Serpan ei.ns, reco.n, ends.nd evaivato rese.rch progros concernmg fuel assembly response rod behavior dur6ng normal, abnormat, and accident conditions, us *g E mperenentd GasCoosed Ree-tor appropriate nuclear and nonnuclear facilit es.

Ses,ty Reseen:h Branch Provides scientsfec and engineering management Chsef tellsam V. Johnston direction to gas-Cooied reactor safety research Piens, recommend s and evasuates research programs mumm and projeC.ts related to apphCation of Codes, and programs from initsal development through emecua assists m the transfer to and 6mplementation of tion and summary, Satu Safety Howan:h Stanch research results by other NIqC off c,s Ch'et Robert D. Schamberger Chief ( Acting)

Gary L. Bennett Plans, recommends and evaluates research programs in seismolog y, geology, tivdrology and meteorology to establish site and environmental safety-related anfor-motion for use an evaluatson of light water reactor safety; plans, evaluates, recommends and provides baison and direction for foreign cooperative programs in areas of branch responssbehty ; provedes haison and technical guidance to other agencees related to program, projects and studies withm areas of branch responsibilit y.

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[4 VISION OF SAF E L,UARDS. I Ut L CYCLE AND E Nvir ovf NT AL PFSE ARCH Plans, dev otops, coordinates ^.nd superv ses programs of saf e-guards, fuel c ) c ie and environmental research, direct.ng the e n ec u tion of poht es, procedsres, and program plans required to acomphsh the functions of the Divts on.

Derec tor ( Ac t.r'g 1 F ranet J. A r senavit Deput y D< rec tor Carl E Maand I

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d. rec t ion, promuigates ef f ec tive regulated by NRC; reveems proposed regulataans, guedes and regveations and standards; provades fo r apprcpriate coords-standards to assure their support by resea*ch understand-nation of researc h ac t>v t.es among aii hAC of f n es m.th ings; assesses re searc h performed by ot her agent.es,

safeguards respons bibt.es.

vendors and other parties, peeforms research requested by hRC cff.ces.

Ass.stant D, rector F ran k J. Arsenault l Assistant Director Jared J. Dawes Sotemsa r.a8ys.s Beanch F uel Cycle Research Branch Provsdes technicas and administrat ve direction to lans. re(ommends and evaluates research programs on ansl) tg el safeguards research protects and programs accidet.s prevention and a atyUs in fue4 cycie f acel-n on threat analy sis, safeguerds system evaiwat.on, and it.es apart f rw eeactor transportatson systems and stud.es an support of NRC safeguards pohcv *N pro-maste disposal; prt,, Mes program maaagement and gram oeveiopment.

d' rec tion.

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Operew Suppon Branch Heanh am1 E revemamental Research Dev e6 ops, coord. nates and emptements pobcies, pro-grams and pians en support of operateons research in Plans, recommends and eva+vates research programs on saf eguar d s, including rev iew and approval of data effects of routine operation of remtors, f uel cute requerements and associated data acquisition programs, fac sh ties, maste disposal, and transportat on sgstems and approval of computer program development, reviem on the environment ; plans, evaduates, recommends and and assuranc e that operational teseis and research provides ba. son and broad technical direct.on for tools are suitably asssgeed.

foreign cooperative programs, coc,perates a th other Ch ef H. Michael Hawkens Chief Frank 5.anberg, Jr.

Technical Supouri Brarwh Provsdes technical and adminsstrateve direc tion to safeguards research projects and programs designed as the basis for regulatrons and guides to smp3ement phy s. cal protection and enternal controls and ac -

Count ng and reduce the consequerges of adversary ac tions ; reviews and evaluates proposats and recom-mondat.or's on emplementation of assignments.

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ts progame for essporteon and in-westiwhen of Is.ennees. appicams, and their contracmas and aspphers to estertaan whether they are comptyang with NRC regulatena, rules, orders and license conditions; edentity condetene that may adwrsely attoct public heelth and safety. the environment, or the sa'eguardmg of nuclear materials and fatdites, prownde a base for recommendeng eeuance or dernal of an authoraration, permet or trense, determine whether quality susurance programs meet NRC criterra, and rac or take approprote artson regardmg arcadents or acculents, develops polacies and amplements a program of enforcemerit action.

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I E necutive 0"acer E macutsve Offcer For Management and Analyses For Operatsore Supoort Deve6.ps pohcy, Creteria, and program requerement s f or Administers func tions of budgets, financial Control, com.

puter services, management enformation sy stems, plannsng,

enforcement and investigations; wagement of invest gat,ons per sonnei m.n.gement, cont r.ct.dm.n.strat.on, technoiogy ass.gned to Needauert.rs;.ssue ag that aeadauarters en-

.nd inspect.on train,ng.

.nd man.sement stud.es and forcement dec.s.ons meet c riter.a ;

coord.n.t.on or the analy ses, enforcement program for consistency among the Davisions and Region Of e,ces i deveiopment.nd admin str.i.on of th.

procedure and center for response to socidents;.nd pro-

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Leonard I. Cobb Edmard L. Jorden DIVISION OF Re ACTOR CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION DIVISION OF RE ACTOR OPE RATIONS INSPECTION Conducts functions pertaining to operat.on of reac tors.

Conducts f unct ions pertaining to oper. ton of reac tors.

Develops the Inspec tion program, assuring the t echnic al Develops the inspectson program, assuring the !.chnical

.deau.cy of.nforc-i c.ses.nd investig.t.ons, prep.r.ng

.d.au.c, of.nforcemeni c.ses.nd invest,gaisons. proper,ng notifications to appropriate partees regarding ancidents and notifications to appropr* ate partses regarding incidents and genetic issues, providang technical management.nd support generst issues, providing tet.hnscal management end support to the NRC response to encadents, monitoring and appressing to the NRC response to encadents, r.sonatorteg and appreassog program perfor

c. by indiv.du.i Reg.ons.nd rep,e,eni.no progr.m p.cform.nce by individu.i siegions.nd re. resent.no ine Orfic. to otner NRC off.ces on meters or c-ine Of f.ce io otner NRC offices on m.tters of common

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Di rec tor Norm.n C. Moseley Director Harold D. Thornbu g r

DivlSION OF FUEL F ACILIT:ES DIVISION OF SAF E GU ARDS IN'hPECTION AND MATE RI ALS SAFE TY INSPECTION Conducts f unctions pertaining to protec tion of nuclear Conducts functions pertaining to radiologtcal and enveron-materials an.$ reac tors. Develops the inspection program, mental protection

.t reactors, fuet f.c a s s t res and in the assuring the technical adeq uac y of enforcement cases and nandhng of Ircensed materials, and for c rit ecaht y control investigations, preparing notifications to appropriate at fuel facilitees.

Develops the inspec tion program, partees regarding inciden t s and generic issues, prov edrog assuring the technical edequac y of enforcement cases.nd techn' Cal management end support tn the NRC response to

'nvest gations, prepartng notifscations to

.ppropriate Irsc4 dents, mon 6toring.nd appressing program performente by parties regarding encadents and genereC issues, provideng endividual Regions and representsng the Office to other NRC techn. cal management and support to the NRC response to offrces on matters of Common interest.

incedents, monitoring and appraisang program performance by

.ndsysoual Regions and represent >ng the Office to other NRC offices on matters of common interest.

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Reactor Operates and Nuclear Support Brancn-m-Reactor Operatices and Nuclear Support Beanch-en-Reactor Operat.ons and Nuclear Supoort Branch-6na spec tions and invest.getions o7 reactors and c Ntecal spec t.ons and mvestigations of reac tors and critical spections and envestiget ons of reactors and crit <a8 assembhng in testmg or startup status and en Jh assembling en test.ng or startup status and ereth assembhng m testmg or startup status and usetn operating hcenses.

operat.ng lecenses.

operstmg hcenses.

Chief Eldon J. Brunner (h.ef Francis J. Long Chief Caston Fioretti Reactor Constructron and Enaineerma Support Branch-Reactor Construct *on and Engineerena Support Branch-Reactor Construction and f ecineer6ng * *pport Branch-l inspecteens and mvest.gations of reactors under con-inspections and investegat ons of rea<. tors unde-con-rn'spect.ons and investiget ons or ree.7w s under con-struction; technkal support on operstmg reactors, struction; technical support on operating reactors.

struction; technecat support on operatmg reactors, a

Chief Robert T. Cartson Chief Charles E. Murphy Cheef Robert F, Heishman i

Fuel Facihty and Materials Sa'ety Branchwnspections Fuel Facihty and Materials Safety Branch-inspections F uel F acihty and Matereais Safety Branc_h-enspections of radeological and environmented protection programs of radeological and environmental protection programs of radeologecal and environmental protection programs of licensees and fe48 facihty c.onstruction and of licensees and fuel facihty construction and of bcensees and fuel facehty constructson and j

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operation.

operation.

Ch,ef e.ui R. u.ison Chief Jact T. suineriand Chief James M. Asian Saf,eguards Branch-anspections and investigations of Safeguards Branch-inspecteens and investigations of SafeQuards Branch-mspections and investegataans of 4.censee protection of facuet es and.neteriais.

i;censee protection of faciht.e. and materiais, i;censee proteci.on or racisities and materiais.

Chief halter G. Martm Chief witham B. kanna Chief John A. Hend I

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ac tions.

Dire <. tor E lbert M.

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Engelmen Reartor Operations and Nuclear 7 jport Branch-in-R.eac tor Operations and Nuclear Support B ranch-in-spec tion s and envestigations of reactors and t ritic al spec t ion s and anvestigations oIrea(. tors and c ritical assembang in testing or startup status and with assembhng in testing or startup status and with oper-operating hcanses.

sting hcenses.

Chief Glen L. Madsen C hief J. L. Crew s Reac tor _ Construction and E ngneering Support Branch-Reactor Construction and E ngneeringupport Brentn-sospections and invest.getsons oGeat tors under ton-inspections and inves t. gat e s of reac tors under struction; technical support on operating rea -tors.

construction; technical support on operating reactors.

Chief witham C. Seidie Chief George S. Spencer F uel F aciht y and Materials Safety Branch-inspections F uel F acinty and Materiais Safety Branch-inspections oT radiciogical and environmental protection programs of radiolycal and enviroemiente# protection programs of licensees and fuel f eo h t y construction and of licensees and fuel f acil,ty construction and oper a tion.

operation.

Chief Glen D. Brown Chief Herbert E. Book tendor inspec tion Branch-inspection and investigatioi*

safe 2uards Branch-inspections and investigat*ons of oT enrithment facehties, nudear steam suppherse Gnsee protection of faoisties and materials.

architect-engineers, and component vendors.

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