ML19330B242
| ML19330B242 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 07/25/1980 |
| From: | Swanson D NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR (OELD) |
| To: | Adler T WIDOFF, REAGER, SELKOWITZ & ADLER |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8007310219 | |
| Download: ML19330B242 (11) | |
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July 25,1980 Theodore A. Adler, Esq.
Widoff, Reager, Selkowitz & Adler P. O. Box 1547 Harrisburg, PA 17105 In the Matter of Metropolitan Edison Company, et al.
(Three Mile Island Nuclear Station, Unit 1)
Docket No. 50-289
Dear Mr. Adler:
Enclosed are copies of affidavits and professional qualifications state-ments for the Staff members who prepared the responses contained in "NRC Staff Response To TMIA Follow-Up Interrogatories" dated July 21, 1980, which was hand delivered to you on that date.
Sincerely, l%Q U.
Daniel T. Swanson Counsel for NRC Staff
Enclosures:
As stated cc w/encls: Service List 80073102/9
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of
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METROPOLITAN EDIS0N COMPANY, et al.
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Docket No. 50-289
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(Three Mile Island, Unit 1)
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AFFIDAVIT OF HARLEY SILVER I, Harley Silver, being duly sworn, do depose and state:
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I am employed by the Operating Reactors Branch #4, Division of Licensing, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Conmission.
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I authored or contributed to the responses to TMIA Interrogatories 1; 2A, H, and J; 3A; and 5.
I certify that they are true and correct to the best of ray knowledge.
~Harlby ver Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25thday of July 1980.
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My Commission Expires: July 1, 1982
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Harlev Silver Senior Yro'je:t.ar.acer
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tiuclear Rec'ulaiFv-Cc nisiHn ProfessiinaT ~QualTfica; ions a
I am a Senior Project Manager, responsible for managing the safety review for the Nuclear Regulatory Cox.ission of assigned plants, including Three Mile Island Unit 2.
I have served in this capacity since October 1973, and had been assigned Three Mile Island Unit 2 from May 1975 until mid-1979.
Since the fall of 1979, I have been assigned as the Project Manager of the IMI-l Restart Program.
I received the degree of Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering from ';ew York University in 1949 and have subsequently taken graduate level courses in E,ngineering and Bu,siness Administration.
Between 1950 and 1952, I served in the United States Air Force as a First Lieutenant.
From 1952 to 1955 I was employed as a Design Engineer by the M. W. Kellogg Company.
From 1955 through 1962, I was employed as d Project Engineer by architect-engineering firir.s, including Hydrocarbon Research, Inc. and Bechtel Associates.
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Between 1963 and 1970, I was employed by the 1.'estinghouse Ele:tric Corp.
in both the Astronuclear Laboratory and Weapons Systems Dep,artmer.: as, successively, Project Engineer, Supervisor of various design groups, and Manager of Systems Integration.
In 1971, I joined Offshore Power Systems as Manager of Corponent Engineering, in.which capacity I remained until joining the f;uclear J.'
Regulatory Co: mission.
I am a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of r;ew York (Certificatefiumber32892).
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Metropolitan Edison Company, et al.
Docket No. 50-289 (Three Mile Island, Unit 1)
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AFFIDAVIT OF RICHARD R. KEIMIG I, Richard R. Keimig, being duly sworn, do depose and state:
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I am employed by the Reactor Operations and Nuclear Support Branch, Region I, Office of Inspection and Enforcement of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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I authored or contributed to the responses to TMIA Interrogatories 2.G.1-4; 2.H.2 - 4 + 6; 3.A.1 + 2; 3B; and, 4.
I certify they are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, with the attached clarification in lieu of the first sentence in my response to Interroga 2.G.1.
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<-e Richard R. J'4imig L Subscribed and sworn to before me t 22nd day of July,1980.
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Notary Public My Comission Expires:
p Upper Menon Twp., Montitornery County My Commiss.on Espires Oct 9,1982 g Memter, Pennsylvania Assocation of Notaries
r Clarification of first sentence in response to TMIA Interrogatory 2.G.l.
The licensee's maintenance staff serving both Unit 1 and Unit 2, has been
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increased from about 175 before the accident at TMI-2 to about 241, at this time.
In addition, the licensee currently has about 93 positions on the maintenance staff (31 for Unit 1, 62 for Unit 2) which remain to be filled.
Of the current total of about 241, 79 are involved in planned, corrective and preventive maintenance on !! nit 1, 56 are involved in planned, corrective and preventive maintenance on Unit 2, and 106 are involved in on-shift maintenance (reactive) on both Unit 1 and Unit 2.
um3 %g Orgaxization: USNRC OfNee of Inspection &
Enf4rcement. Rtgicn I. Reactor Operations & Muc1 car Support Branch Ti tle:
CMeWReactor Projects Section No.1 Education:
Bachelor of Marine Science-Engineering. Maine Maritime Academy. 1962 Muclear Power Technology. U.S. Marchant Marine Academy.1963 Reactor Technology. Health Physics and Experimental Reactor Operations. Texas A&M.1964 Water Chemistry for Nuclear Power Plants-Treatment and Analysis.
Calgen Laboratory. Inc.,1964 Licenses:
Professional Engineer-Nuclear Engineering. State of California Second Assistant Engineer. Steam Unlimited. U.S.C.G.
Third Assistant Engineer. Diesel Unlimited. U.S.C.G.
Senior Reactor Operator-U.S. AIC (Expired)
Carti ficate:
Staff Water Chemist. FAST. Inc.
Professional Society:
hoerican Nuclear Society Expert ence:
2/78 - Present Chief, Nucteer Succort Section No. 2 - Responsible for the 2/77 - 4/77 supervision of a section :nat provices specialized suoport in the and areas of quality assurance. plant procedures and operator
- 6/76 - 10/76 requalification training. (NAC:RI) 5/77 - 1/78 Chief, Muelear w terial cent e1 Su: eor Section (Actine) -
a Temporarily catailes to suservise the activities of a section that provides specialized supoort in the area of nuclear material control and acc untabt,11ty._(NRC:RI) 10/76 - 2/77 Chief, Reactor Constructien **ef eett ~5ectien (Actine):
Temocrarily assigneo to supervise tne activities of a section that provides project management for nuclear power facilities under construction. (NRC:RI) 12/73 - 6/76 Reactor Ins:ector, peacter Construction Preieet sectien -
and Responsiole for tne inscection of nuclear reactor facilities 6/72 - 4/73 under construction. Also, served as Princical Inspector for Lsrd Region for SNUPPS project. (AEC/NRC:RI) 4/73 - 12/73 Reactor Inseecter, peactor Test and Star *ue Branch -
Responstole for tne inspecticn of nuclear reactor facilities during pre-operational and startup testing activities. (AECdI) 2/71 - 6/72 Senior C:erations E.aoineer, Bur-s and Roe, Inc. - Responsible for the supervision of a project group engages in the precaration of system design descriptions, pre-operational test and operating procedures for nuclear and conventional plant systems for a utility nuclear pcwer facility. Also, responsible for planning and directing the acceptance, performance, pre-operational and startup testing prior to commercial operation. In addition, served as A/E representative on utility. M555. E/C and A/E joint test group.
10/66 - 1/71 Senior Ceerations Analvst. ri se At:-ie Shio Tenns:ert, Inc. -
Rrsconsioie for tne orecara:1on ano auciting of reactor anc conventional plant procedures used aboard the M.S. Savannan and for the analysas of reactor plant coerations. Also se*ved as shif=. Supertestendent during the vessels first refueling and acted as liaison with regulatory agencies and contractors.
6/62 - 9/66 See nd 1 Third Assistant Eneine,*, American Exeert-istrandtsen Lines - Servec as dat:n Suoervisor accarc 4.5. 5avannan.
Resconsible for the coeration. : aintenance testing and other related activities concerned with the reactor and conventicnal power plant. Also served aboard various comoany vessels with
- responsibility for the operatica and maintenance of conventional (fossil) power plants.
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Docket No. 50-289 (Three Mile Island, Unit 1)
AFFIDAVIT OF JOHN W. GILRAY I, John W. Gilray, being duly sworn, do depose and state:
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I am employed by the Quality Assurance Branch, Division of Engineering, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commissiaa 2.
I contributed to the responses to T1 A Interrogatories 3A.1, 2, and 3.
I certify that they are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, ut v
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Subscribed and sworn to;before me this 22nd day of. Julp,198D.
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OUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF JOHN WILLIAM GILRAY Present Position
Title:
Nuclear Engineering in the Quality Assurance Branch,
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Licensing Responsibilities:
Participates as a senior member of the Office of
!!uclear Reactor Regulation - Quality Ass 0rance Branch staff whose function is primarily one of evaluating, from a safety standpoint, all reactor construction and operating proposals with response to quality assurance and/or technical specifications. Serves as Senior Nuclear Engineering Specialist for group evaluation of power reactor license applications.
6/63 - 6/72
Title:
Quality Control Engineer for the AEC Space Nuclear Propulsion Office.
Responsibilities:
As the SNP0-C on-site Quality Control Engineer in the prime contractor's plant, is responsible for monitoring the contractor's quality control program and providing technical direction relative to the testing, inspection and adherence to aercspace-rated quality control procedures for the development of the nuclear rocket engine (NERVA).
Directs inspection personnel of the Air Force Plant Representative's office assigned to NERVA program relative to day-to-day inspections and quality surveys.
8/62 - 6/63
Title:
Quality Control Engineer for Bourn's Inc. (Electronic Component Co.)
Responsibilities:
Responsible for tM Quality Control ind Reliability policies and activities in the manufacturing and inspection of potentiometers and relays used in the Aerospace industry.
Evaluates the design and in-spection processes for adequate quality and reliability requirements.
1/59 - 8/62 Ti tle:
Quality Control Engineer at Alco Products, Inc.
(Fabricator of Nuclear Components)
Responsible for establishing and as suring proper Responsibilities:
implementation of Quality Control and Quality Assurance requirements for nuclear components from the dcsigr.
purchasing and manufacturing phaser thru the shipment of the components of the Navy Nucle ar Shipyards.
Schooling:
Graduate in BSME 1958 Courses:-
Optical Tooling Engineering '
Radiography and Film Reading Societies:
Society of Non-Destructive Testing American Society of Quality Control PE:
Registered Professional Quality Engineer r-
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METROPOLITAN EDISON COMPANY, et _al.
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Docket No. 50-289 (Three Mile Island, Unit 1)
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AFFIDAVIT OF FREDERICK R. ALLENSPACH I, Frederick R. Allenspach, being duly sworn, do depose and state:
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I am employed by the Licensee Qualifications Branch, Division of Human Factors Safety, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation of the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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I authored or contributed to the responses to TMIA Interrogatories 2A-F, 2G.4; 2H.1-6; 21; and 4 I certify that they are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
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'Freder'ick K. Allenspath Subscribed and sworn to before me this,2 lad ay of July,1980.
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o Graduate - Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn June 1952 Degree in Bachelor of 1bchanical Engineering July 1952 New York Naval Shipyard to August 1953 August 1953
- Republic Aviation Corporation to August 1954 August 1954 Military Service to August 1956 i
September 1956 Bnployed by the Brookhaven National Laboratory, to June 1968 Reactor Division. Approximately two years as operating shift supervisor in charge of an operating shift on the Brookhaven Graphite Research Reactor (BGRR).
Approximately three years as BGRR day shift supervisor responsible for various reactor support activities.
Approximately six years as BGRR Assistant Operations
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Group Leader primarily responsible for the temperature monitoring and reactor fuel management programs.
One year as BGRR Operations Group 1rader responsible for all operational aspects of the reactor.
Incitxled during this period at Brookhaven National Laboratory were several short tenn supplemental assignments to Brookhaven National laboratory review and audit committees assigned the responsibility to determine if'other irookhaven nuclear reactors were being operated in accordance with the applicabic
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June 1968 to June 1974
- Employed by the Atomic Energy Comission, Directorate of Licensing, Operational Safety Branch. respon c}Ge/ md fy evaluation of applicants organizational structure, technical and administrative qualifications of applicants proposed reactor operating organi ation, including emergency plans and industrial security plans; development of guides and codification of
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present and proposed practices with respect to administrative procedures for the operation of licensed reactors; the review of operating reports from licensed reactors for safety related items;
. and the preparation of reports relative to operating experiences at licensed reactors.
June 1974 to present
- Employed by the Atomic Energy Comission, Division of Project Management, Quality Assurance Branch.
My responsibiliites include review and evaluation of applicants organizational stracture, technical and administrative qualifications of applicants proposed reactor operating organization, development of standards, codes and guides with respect to administrative procedures for the operation of licensed reactors; and the development of unifor.7 acceptance criteria for subjects required to be addressed by license applicants relating to operational safety matters.
I have attended the MIT course on Light Eater Reactor Safety, attended the POPO course in' Industrial Defense and Disaster Planning for Privately Operated Facilities sponsored by the g-Dept. of Army at the Military Police School in Fort Gordon, Georgia, and a Babcock and b'ilcox Simulator training course.
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