ML19322C561
| ML19322C561 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Millstone, Browns Ferry, Salem, Arkansas Nuclear, North Anna, San Onofre, Cook, Midland, Crane  |
| Issue date: | 07/20/1977 |
| From: | Volgenau E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE) |
| To: | |
| References | |
| TASK-TF, TASK-TMR SECY-77-138B, SECY-77-138B-01, SECY-77-138B-1, NUDOCS 8001170889 | |
| Download: ML19322C561 (4) | |
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_SECY-77-138B NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION s
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20555
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INFORMATION REPORT For:
a ne,LosanissT oners From:
Ernst Volgenau, Director Office of Inspection and Enforcement Thru:
Executive Director for Operations
Subject:
RESIDENT INSPECTION PROGRAM Purcose:
To infor::
1.the Co::::::ission.of' the' selection of eight sites for
. initial manning by Resident Inspectors.
I Discussion:
The initial sele.ction of sites for resident inspectors j
has been made using the following criteria:
Involvement of all Regions.
e Mix of facilities in the three phases--operations, e
preoperational testing, and construction.
Mix of sites with high.and low numbers of real or e
apparent problems.
Available heavy workload to permit inspectors to e
build an experience base as rapidly as possible.
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e Mix of types of reactors.
The eight sites selected for the beginning of the Resident Inspection Program are:
Millstone Point Salem Browns Ferry F @ !l % % R I North Anna yl h" '"S eU D. C. Cook C
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.1_ x 21 Midland Arkansas Nuclear 1 1
San Onofre i
The chosen facilities represent a good cross section for gaining diverse experience during the early stages of the Resident Inspection Program.
This experience will contribute %
greatly to the final program development, and it was con-O sidered vital that the selections be made representative.of the spectrum of conditions that may be encountered later.
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CONTACT:
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The Commissioners Additional information pertinent to the eight selected facilities is presented in Table I.
It should be noted that implementation of the Resident Inspection Program will be on a provisional basis pending allocation of resources and approval of the program via the budget process, l
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E st Volgenau Director Office of Inspection and Enforcement
Enclosure:
Table I O'
DISTRIBUTION Commissioners Commission Staff Offices Exec Dir for Operations Secretariat t
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TABLE.I NRC SITE UTILITY REGION REACTOR PHASE REACTOR TYPE REMARKS Millstone Point Northeast Nuclear I
Unit No. 1 -
Unit No.1 - GE, Energy Company Operation BWR Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 - CE, Operation PWR Salem Public Services Electric & Gas Co.
I Unit No. 1 -
Unit No. 1 -
Hope Creek facility 0,neration Westinghouse, FWR located very near the Salem site.
Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 -
Construction Westinghouse, PWR Browns Ferry Tennessee Valley II Unit No. 1 -
Unit No. 1 - GE, Authority Operation BWR Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 - GE, Operation BWR Unit No. 3 -
Unit No. 3 - GE, Operation BWR North Anna Virginia Electric II Unit No. 1 -
Unit No.1 -
& Power Co.
Preoperational Testing Westinghouse, PWR Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 -
Construction Westinghouse, PWR Unit No. 3 -
Unit No. 3 -
Construction B&W, PWR Unit No. 4 -
Unit No. 4 -
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TABLE I (Continued)
NRC SITE UTILITY REGION REACTOR PHASE REACTOR TYPE REMARKS D. C. Cook Indiana & Michigan ( Zll Unit No. 'I -
Unit No. 1 -
Resident inspector Power Company 0,naration Westinghouse, PWR presently assigned.
Uni t !!o. 2 -
Unit No. 2 -
Preoperational Testing Westinghouse, PWR Midland Consumers Power III Unit No. 1 -
Unit No. 1 -
Company Construction B&W, PWR Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 -
Construction B&W, PWR AN0 Arkansas Power IV Unit No. 1 -
Unit No. 1 -
A Light Co.
Operation B&W, PWR Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 -
Preoperational Testing CE, PWR San Onofre Southern Cali-V Unit No. 1 -
Unit No.1 -
fornia Edison Co.
Operation Westinghouse, PWR Unit No. 2 -
Unit No. 2 -
Construction CE, PWR Unit No. 3 -
Unit No. 3 -