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Final Response to FOIA Request for Documents.App a Documents Available in Pdr.App B Documents Encl & Also Available in Pdr.Partially Withheld App C Document (Ref FOIA Exemption 6) Also Encl
ML19332C777
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Site: Three Mile Island  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 11/21/1989
From: Jacob Philip, Philips J
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
To: Dekok D
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DOCS &T NvMitERt$)(ff appketwel J2 PART 1.- AGENCY RECORDS RELEASED OR NOT LOCATED (See checAed boxes)

No agency records subject to the request have been located.

No additional agency records subject to the request have been located.

Requested records are avallable through another public distribution program. See Comments Section.

Agency records subgect to the request that are identified on Appendin(est are already available for pubhc inspection and copying in the F.

NRC Public Document Room 2120 L Street. N W., Washington. DC 20555.

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' Agency records subject to the request that are identified on Appendin(es) are being made available for public inspection and copying in the NRC Public Document Room, 2120 L Street. N.W., Washington, DC, in a folder under this FOIA number and requester name.

The nonproprietary version of the proposal (s) that you agreed to accept in a telephone conversation with a member of my staff is now being made available for pubhc instection and copying at the NRC Pubhc Docum9nt Room 2120 L Street, N.W. Washington. DC,6n a folder undes this FOIA number and reauester name.

Agency records subject to the request that are identified on Appendimfest may be inspected and copied at t% NRC Local Pubhc Document Room identified in the Comments Sectwas.

Enclosed is informaten on how you may obtain access to and the charges for copying records placed in the NRC Pubhc Document Room, 2120 L Street, N W.,

Washington. DC.

Agency records sub ect to the request are enclosed.

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You will be birled by the NRC for fees totahng 4 fn view of NRC*a response to this request. no further acton is being taken on appeal letter dated No.

PART ft. A-lNFORMATION WITHHELO FROM PUBLIC DISCLOSUr1E Certain information in the requested records is being withheld from pubhc disclosure pursuant to the esemptions dese ped in and for the reasons stated in Part it.

sections B. Ci and D. Any released portions of the documents for which only part of the 'eCord ts besng withheld a.e being made available for pubhc inspection and copying in the NRC Pubhc Document Room,2120 L Street, N.W., Washington. DC.in a folder under this FOiA number and requester name COMMENTS b

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PhMT 11.0- APPLICABLE EXEMPTIONS Records subject to the request that are desctlbed on the enclosed Appendix (es) '

ere being vvilhheld in theif entirety or in part under the Exemptions and fof the reasons set forth below pursuant to 5 U S.C. 552(b) and 10 CFR 9.17(e) of NRC Regulationer

1. The withheld information is property classified purovent to Enocutive Order (EXEMPTION 1) 2.- The withheld infom.etion relates solefy to the intomal persormet rules and procedures of NRC. (EXEMPTION 2)
3. The wfthhold Information is specificatty exempted from public disclosure by statute indicated: (EXEMPTION 31

[i Sections 141146 of the Atomic Energy Act which prohibits the discicsure of Restricted Date or Formerly Restricted Data 142 U.S C. 21612165h 4

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Section 147 of the Atomic Energy Act which prohib3s the disclosure A Unclassified Safeguards Information (42 U.S.C. 2167L

4. The withheld information is a trade secret or commerciar or financialinformetson that is being withhold for the reasontslindicated: (EXEMPTION 4)

Qg The information is considered to be confidential business (proprietary) aformation.

The information is considered to be proprietary information pursuant to to CFR 2 790tdHil.

The informat:on was submitted and received in conf!dence pursuant to to CFR 2.790(dH2h

5. The withheld informaten consists of ir.terogency or intrangency records that are not evailabie through dtscovery dormg htigation. IEXEMPTION 5). Applicable Priclege:

Deiiberai,,. Process: D:sclosure of predecis.onal information would tend to mhibit the open and frank enchange of ideas essential to the defiberative procese.

Where records are withheld in their entirety, the facts are ineatncably intertwined with the predecisionelinformation. There siso are no reasonably segregable f actual portions because the release of the f acts would permit en mdirect mouiry 6nto the predecisional process of the agency.

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7. The withheld information consists of records compiled for law enforcement purposes and is being withheld for the reasontalindicated. (EXEMPTION 7)

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Pursuant to 10 CFR 9 25(b) and or 9 25 (c) of the U S. Nuctear Regulatory Commiss.on regdations it has been determined that the mformation withheid is esempt from production of disclosure, and that its production or dtsclosure is contearv to the pubbe interest The persons respons.ble for the denia' are these officia's identified below as denying officeals and the Director. O! vision of Freedom of Informat>on and Publications Services, Of fice of Admeistration and Resources Management. for any 1

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I' PART 11. D-APPEAL RIGHTS The denist by each denying officialidentified in Part II.C may be appealed to the Appellate Officialidentified in that section. Any such appeal must be in writing and must be made within 30 days of receipt of tNs response. Appeals must be addressed se appropriate to the Executive Directnr for Operations or to the Secretary of the Commission, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washintiton. DC 20555. and should clearty state on the envelope end in the letter that it is en " Appeal from en initial FOIA Decision."

NEC FORM 464 (Part 2)

U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMIS810N FOIA RESPONSE CONTINUATION i,

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APPENDIX A DOCUMENTS ~ALREADY_IN THE PDR

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4/3/79 Letter to Joseph A Califano, Jr., from Joseph M. Hendrie.

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9/17/79 Memorandum for Connissioner Bradford from Victor Stello, Jr.,

re: Health Physics Program at THI, with enclosures.

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3/7/79 Amendment of Solicitation / Modification'of Contract.

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2/27/79 Transcript, re:

Proposal Conference on RFP No. RS-0SD-79-010 (A Study to Determine the Feasability of Conducting an l

Epidemiologic Investigation of health Effects of Low-Level IonizingRadiation).

(26 pages) 3.

6/27/79 Letter to Dr. Elliott Stonehill from Todd M. Frazier, with enclosures.

(20 pages) 4, 6/30/79 Annotated version of Current Occupational External Radiation Exposure, re:

THI Station.

(1 page) 5.

9/1/79 A Study to Determine the Feasibility of Conducting an Epidemiologic Investigation of Health Effects of Low-Level Ionizing Radiation.

(216pages) 1 6.

9/7/79 Memorandum for Scientific Review Group on Feasibility Planning Study from Michael A. Parsont, re: Draft of the September 30 Interim Report to Congress on the Epidemiology Feasibility Planning Study, with enclosure.

(12pages) 7, 10/8/79 Letter to Todd M. Frazier from Michael A. Parsont.

(1 page) 8.

10/16/79 Letter to Anthony Robbins from Robert A. Purple, with enclosures.

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2/27/81 Memorandum for Michael A. Parsont from Diane S. Flack, re:

Status. Report on TMI Worker Registry.

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Dear Mr. Secretary:

I This is in response to your memorandum of-April 1,1979 regarding the monitoring of persons on the Three Mile Island site during the incident.

. All' individuals entering the island site are registered and provided-1 1

appropriate dosimetry.

It is our understanding that the site vill evaluate and compile-the exposures for all these individuals including personal information such as affiliation, address, date of birth and i

social security number. We have discussed this with Mr. MdrF. Helson who

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to relay-this information to Dr. Robbins.

It should also be pointed out that both NRC and 00E have systems which can account for all their employees and contractor employees attached to

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If necessary, the list of these individuals could be made ev tilable to

.Dr. Robbins.

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Commissioner Bradford islinsCiT. A.RShin iTHRU:

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SUBJECT:

HEALTH PHYSICS PROGRAM AT TMI In your memorandum dated August 22, 1979, you had questions regarding identified deficiencies'in Metropolitan Edison's health physics. program.at'TMI and the plans and. schedules which the staf,f believes are necessary to. remedy these deficiencies..The following discussion and the enclosures provide the-information you requested.

IE expressed its concerns recarding the health physics program at TMI in meetings with representatives of corporate management of Metropolitan Edison-on July 13 and 18, 1979.

The licertsee committed, in a' letter dated July 18

-(see enclosure 1), te implementation of corrective action with regard to the following specific aspects of the radiation protection program:

organization, QA. audits, control of high radiation areas, air sampling program, z.

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personnel exposure procedures.

n. letters to the Director, NRC Region I, dated August 6, 13, and 16, 1979, he licensee updated the status of actions committed to in the July 18 letter LQ (see enclosures 2, 3 and 4).

The following summarizes the current status of L

g>l'/theidentifiedareasofthehealthphysicsprogram:

f 1/. The organization of the radiation protection program remains deficient in that:

(a) functional areas and responsibilities are not clearly defined, L

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..station-wide radiation protection policy,'and there is no objective evidence that-the Unit J. ana Unit 2.::distian protection supervisors have 1

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an effective communication system to accomplish such coo'rdination.

Action was. scheduled to.be completed by September 15, 1979.

The implementation of their QA' program relating to the radiation

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. _ protection program has not yet been accomplished..

Action was scheduled to be completed by September 15, 1979..

-..The revision-of_ written procedures,for higturadiation areas was developed n o eprly in August 1979,-but the work was of poor quality., As of September _4,

. 1979, the revised procedures have not been issued.

This item is long overdue.

Action shouldLbe complet'ed within the next few days.

.The procedure containing written criteria for evaluating air samples had not been implemented as of September-2,1979.

This item is long overdue.

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Action should be completed within the next few days.

'The licensee's review and implementation of a bioassay program remains

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Procedures related..to.this program were formulated on-

. August 17, 1979, but were found by'Tfre NRC to be inadequate.

New-proce-dLres'are being developed.

Training of people in-these procedures should be' complete a week af ter procedures are issued.

U Action should be completed by September 30, 1979.

.The licensee developed procedures for evaluation of an individual's

- exposure-to airborne radioactive materials; this was completed August 17., --

. 1979.. The NRC found these to be inadequate, and the licensee is currently..

preparing a revision.

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. Action was scheduled to be completed by September 15, 1979.

Please note th'at while we are aware of the NUS-re) ort and its criticisms of the TMI health physics program, we have not spec.fically discussed that report i

and -findings with the licenses.

We have, however, reviewed the NUS findings -

and the results of our inspection program and find them to be generally consis-tent.. There are certain aspects covered by the NUS report that are not covered-specifically by regulatory requirements, nor have they been included specifically in detail in our inspectinn program.

These items are related generally to the organization, communications and coordinati'on within the health physics staff;

.w ereas our attention has been devoted primarily to inter-organizational h

coordination and communication, e.g., between health physics and operational staffs, and between the staffs of the two operational units.

We believe the deficiencies in this latter area ('overall coordination, communications and oversight and management controls) contribute in large part to the problems t

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txperienced at the site, and we are focusing our atte'ntion toward achieving corrective lections in this area.

The NUS report, however, has focused our attention on other areas and we will follow these more closely in the future.

In. summary, there are still deficiencies in the health physics program at THI, and occasional lapses which result in exposure and contamination incidents.

Improvements have been and continue to be slow.

Our onsite inspectors are monitoring daily the actions of the licensee in meeting the commitments for improvements and in routine operational aspects of. worker protection.

As deficiencies are identified they are pointed out to licensee management, discussed in periodic meetings with' licensee management representatives, and

'summari. zed in monthly formal reports of inspections.

Please let us know should you have any further questions concerning the above i

subjects.

As in the past, we will continue to keep the Commission and its staff informed in a timely manner of incidents and newsworthy events that occ%r at'the TMI. site.

Victor Stello, Jr.

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Enclosures:

Distribution:

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July 18, 1979 ltr from L. V. Gossick, EDO IE Files Metropolitan Edison R. Smith, EDO Central Files 2.

August 6, 1979 itr from T.-Rehm, E00 IE Reading i

Metropolitan Edison H. R. Denton, NRR EDO Reading 3.

August 13,'1979 ltr from W ogue, SD i

I Metropolitan Edison TMI Inquiry Group 4.

August 16, 1979 itr from V. Stello, IE i

Metropolitan Edison,

D. Thompson, IE G. C. Gower, IE cc:

Chairman Hendrie G. Ertter (EDO-7224)

Commissioner Gilinsky L. N. Underwood, IE i

Commissioner Kennedy (H11-2028-H08)

Commissioner Ahearne J. H. Sniezek, IE S. J. Chilk, SECY L. B. Higginbotham, IE A. Kenneke, PE E. D. Flack, IE L. Bickwit, OGC

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Dear Sir:

Thrae PJile'Isla ' Nuclea:' Station, Units 1 and - 2 (*DfI-1 and 'DiI-2) i Operati=g License No. DPR-50 and DIR-73 Docket No. 50-289 and 50-320

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Provide: a; descripti:n ci the organi:a:io:al changes in the Radiation a.

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Provide a d efinitic: of the fu:ctional areas of the Radia: ion Protectici Progran and the specifi: respo:sibilities associated with each.

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27 Augus t 15, 1978, Met-Id vill reviev the adequacy of the current QA,progrd as'it-rela:es to providi:; for regular audits of the Radiation. Protection

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By August 3,1979, Me:-Id will review and re-is' sue writ:en proceduras for con:rol of high radia: ion areas.

These procedures will include specific stri for control of keys for such areas and a surveillance progran for identifyi:'

tiv high radia: ion areas and for ensuring that such areas are properly cen: rolled.

Iy /.ugust 3,1979, Me:-Id uill issue a pro'cedure containing written criteri:

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'a, 37.1979,-Met-Ed vill review and imple=ent necessary changes to l expost the procedures which define che program that evaluates.the potentia

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Met-Ed has closely followed the.cocalitments whi<:h were made in our 7/18/79 letter (GDL 0909) to your office.

As discussed in a meeting on 8/3/79 with members of.your staff, certain cc:initment date.s have arrived and it is appro-priate to provide a status of our comitments.- As noted in the 8/3/79 weetitig, e positive action has been taken c,n all items.

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P,et-Ed is currently reviewing the adequacy of the QA program as it relates to providing for. regular audits of the Radiation Protection-Fregra.ta by individuals who are independent of the day-to-day radiclogical protection activities.

Our cocmitment to complete this review by August 15, 1979, remains on schedule.,

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The procedures for the control of high radiation areas have been re-vised and are currently under review.

These procedures include specifi-steps.for the control of keys for such areas and a surveillance. program:

for identifying new high radiation areas and for ensuring that such.. '

arcas are properly controlled.

Coments received from your staff subsequent to the August 3.1979 meeting regarding action levels and:

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Het-Ed has' issued a procedure containing written criteria f,or, eva,1, c,,

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cating air sa-.ple results with respect to beta-gamaa ratics and= beta Cc=ents received from your staff prior to the~ August 3,197

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c.eeting relative to formal procedure issuance and procedure format i

will be resolved prior to August 10, 1979.

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for the bicassay program on 26 July.

Based'upon our rev,iew,; our pr'esent Health Physics Procedure " Internal Dosimetry /hioassay Progt (HP 1628) will be revised in accordance with the latest guidance provided 'in i.NSI N-347p.eg. Guide 8.15, and details of NuReg 0041.4

-- It will include action icvels for whole body counting and urinanaly for suspected acute-and chronic cxposures of Sr-89'and Sr.90.

Health Physics Procedure " Respiratory Protection Program" (HP 1616);

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Procedures specifying the care, use and cleaning of the,re,spiratorf d.

pro:cetion devices available, tritium air sampling and overall l

respiratory program implementation will be included in the Respira :

Protection Program.

Health Physics procedure " Air Test Booth" (HP 1717) will, be review!

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Three Mile Island tiuclear Station' Units 1 & 2 (TNI-1 and TMI-2)

License tios. DPR-50 and OPR-73

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Met-Ed has-continued its effort to mect the comrnit5ents of our 7/18/79 letter-

-(GQL 0909) as modified by cur 8/6/79 letter (GQL 1018).

At our 8/10/79 meeting with Mr. White and Mr. Crocher of your staff. items pertaining to the:

m overall Radiation Protection Program orcanization were presented t: meet the' 8/10/79 coranitnents-idantified in GOL.1018.

The specific status of 'each item identiffed.in our S/5/79 letter (GQL 1018) is -presented below.

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The fv11cwing items were presented to your representatives at the 8/10/79 r,eeting.

Copies of the formal documents are enclosed.

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Revised: Radiation Protection Program Organization Chart. F%)

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Descriptions of the specific responsibilities-of each' functional'

.i area identified on the Radiation Protection' Program Organization Chart.

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The individuals responsible and-the lines of responsibility Tor each~

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A plan view chart of Units 1 and 2 which delineates the geographic areast of~ responsibility for each unit.

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Met-Ed is continuing the review -of the adequacy of the Q. A. program'as it t; elates to providing for regular audits of the Radistion Protection Program by individuals who are independent of. the day-to-day radiological protection!

activities.

Documentation of the review will be completed by 8/15/79.

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The procedure for the centrol of High Radiation Areas was reviewed by the Plant Operations Review Cc.mittee with changes wnich.includo your staff' I

cements of 8/3/79.

A copy of the approved procedure was provided to fjr. White of your staff on 8/7/79.

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.The procedure for,cvaluating air sample results with respect to' beta-gan.4' 0 ratios and beta energies was implemented by a Temporary Change Noticc.(TCN) on S/3/79.

The TCH was presented to Mr. White of your staff with an explana-tion which addressed the coments received from your staff.

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Health Physics Procedure " Internal Dosimetry / Bioassay Program" (HP 1828)':

describes the subject program and has been revised to incorporate the.

guidance provided in ANSI N-347, Reg. Guide 8.15 and HuReg 0041.

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. suspected acute and chronic exposures of Sr-89 and Sr-90.

.P.rocedums..HR.1628 and HP 1628.1-are presently undergoing review byv.O' the Plant. Op.erations Review comittee.

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Health Physics Procedure " Respiratory Protection Program " -(HP '1616) has been expanded in the fom of an implementing procedure (HP 1616.4)

-which ir.cludes a detailed air sarrple analysis sequence with action levels specified when airborne concentrations of Sr-89 and Sr-90 (based on' Cs leveis) are measu m d.

This procedure (HP 1616.4) is presently undergoing review by.the Plant Operations Review -Comittee.

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Procedures (HP 1613 and HP 1616.5) include the requirement for a periodic review of air sample'results.

Both of these procedures are j

_. presently undergoing review by the Plant Operations Review Cormittee.

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i-respiratory program implementation are presently' undergoing review by

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e) Hecith Physics Procedure " Air Test Booth" (HP 1717) has been r.: vised and is presently undergoing review by the Plant Operations Review a

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A. training program for IIP foremen and technicians wi41 be accomplished,-

50- that the ccmprehensive bicassay program will' be implemented by 17 August 1979.

6; A procedure providing for ALARA review and evaluation of potential ex-posure's of individuals to concentrations of airborne radioactive' materials, I

as recuired by 10 CTR 20.201(b), will be reviewed and approved by.

August 17, 1979.

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. mission of providing radiation protection and chemistry support.

1The organizatio' of the Radiation' Protection and Chemistry group is illustrat'!

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Under the' group head are:

L Supervisor-Radiation Protection and Chemistry 2.

Supervisor-Dosimetry 3.

Respiratory Protection Supervisor 4.

Chemistry Supervisor - Unit 1 S.

Radiological Engineerin;:/ALARA - Unit 1 6.

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Supervisor - Radiation Protection and Chemistry-The head of the nadiation Protecticn and-Chemistry Departm t reports toD.'

Manager, S'.'pport Services and Logistics.

Reporting to him are the heads' of the six sub-groups listed above.

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the Director, Waste Management Activity and the Radiation Protection and Chemistry Supervisor of the Was;e M:nagement Group ~ for the coordination oy Station-wide Radiation Protection and Chemistry policy.

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  • of personnel assigned and scecifically for ensuring _ that'the Radiation Protection function is acccmplished in full compliance with 10 CFR 20' 0

(and other such regulations issued-by competent authority and approved jirocedbres) and the manacement of all chemistry functions associated with>

Unit 1 in accordance with the Unit's Technical Specifications andcprinary and secondary water chemistry and' radiochemistry procedural requirements.a The incumbent is also responsible for the implementation of Station Health Physics ' support functions (such as Dosimetry, Bioassay, etc.) for both. Uni and' Unit 2.

The incumbent is the normal point of contact in dialogue with representatives.of the Nuclear Regulatory Comnission in matters of-radiological concerns Unit 1.

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-The dose assessment section is responsible for. evaluations, calgulations, investigations of dosimetry results to a.ssure that proper data is used to!

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' sample collection and delivery, report, review and evaluation and computer!

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Respirato,ry Protection Superyisor

~ Conducts.a program designed to maintain the effectiveness and adequacy of-re"spiratcry prctection.

program review includes:

wearer accepttnce, examination of respirators in use, evaluation of protection afforded, correlation of MPC - hours with measured doses, and records.

Writes or reviews procedures to implemnt the requirerents of HRC Regulatory Guide a....

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Establ-:shes liaison.among the various departmsnts that '

support the activity.

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Chemistry Supervisor - Unit 1 The Chemistry supervisor is responsible for the coordination and perfor-mance of those personnel reporting directly to him which includes one Chemistry Foreman and Met-Ed Rad-Chem Technicians.

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The management of the water chemistry sample and analysis program-within Unit 1 including both auxiliary and plant systems.

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emergent requirements or to improve those in use.

1 The identification of training requirements for personnel assigned including the actual conduct of training which will be coordinated with the station Training Departinent.

The technical supervision of the operation of the water and waste treatment systems of Unit 1.

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i Tacility/ Work r. pace layout and arrangement l

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and radiological centrols.

Other duties es may be assign' d by the Radiation protection and e

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Suptrvisor Red Waste - Unit 1 Responsible for the operation of the solid radwaste systems in Unit.)

including solidification of concentrated liquid waste and compacted trash.

Responsible for insuring compliance of all radwaste activities with Technici l

Specificatiens, procedures and Federal and State regulations.

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L sh^p ont of Unit 1 radioactive waste from the site.

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proper, efficient and economical operation.

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H.P. Foreman - Unit 1 R:sponsible to the Supervisor Radiation Protection and Chemistry for super-vision of technic.ians in:

1.' teboratory counting and support - Unit 1 2.

Health Rhysics operations and rnonitoring (RWP usaDe, job coverage) 3.

H.P. Trair.ing - Uni t 1 4.

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. tenance and review of the environmental surveillance program.y for main ALARA review; of effluent program and the reports related to the programs.

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The organization of the Radicticn protection and Chemistry Group is illustrath in figure 1.

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t.ine Functions Radiochemistry Supervisor Chemistry Supervisor.

Radiation Protection Supervisor Support functions I

Radiological Digineering and ALARA I

Chemistry Support Engineering Material Expediting The functional responsibilities of tFese major sub-groups are enumerated belos 1.

Radiation protec,t,1,on and Chmistry Greue Head.

The Head of the Radiation Protection and Chemistry Group reports to the Director, Unstc Managec.ent Activity.

Reporting to him are the heads of the six sub-

  • grcups listed above.

Direct liaison is also conducted with the Managet

$upport Services and 1.ogistics. TMI Nuclear Station, for the coordinati of station-wide radiation protection and chemistry policy a'nd for matti involving rec;uisite s:ation Lt.pport functions (i.e. dosimetry, res-piratory protecticn and ceneric radiation pr.otection training).

The incumbent is responsible for the overall coordination and performan of personnel assigned and specifically for ensuring that the radiation protection functicn is acecmplished in full compliance with 10 CFR 20 '

(and such other regulaticns issued by competent authority and approved procedures) and the manasenent of all chemistry functions associated wi Unit 2 in accordance with standard technical specificatlons and prir.ary and secondary water chcenistry and radiochemistry procedural requirer.ent The incumbent is the norral point of centact in dialogueewith the repre

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Radiochemistry Supervisor The Radiochemistry Supervisor is, responsible for the coordination and p fonnance of those personnel reporting directly to him which include sar l

coordinators, sa ple ccmpilers, and those contractor personnc1 who l

operate and maintain the various rediochemistry counting laboratories a' TMI as a result of the Unit 2 accident.

The Radiochccistry Supervisor ;

I will nore.111y be qualified in accordance with ANSI 18,1 - 1971.

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The selection, supervision and calibration of all radiochemistry j

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(excluding field or portable equ;gr.ent),

The development or technical review of new radiochenistry procedures I

necessary to fulfill emergent requirements.

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including the actual conduct of such training when the normal statien j

training department or others cannot fulfill this recuirement.

.The.n.in.tenance of radiochemistry records and reports required b;"

procedures under his cognizar.ce and/or reouired by state or federal 4

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..,.0ther dutf es assigned by the Radiation Protection and Chemistry Group '

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I The functions of the grou;s for which the Radiochemistry Supervisor is responsible are enumerated below:

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Semple Coordinator Coordinate the sempling effort throughout Unit 2 including ensuring recurring periodic samples are drawn as scheduled, y

arranging for other sam;1es as requested, ensuring that samples are forwarded to the cogni: ant laboratory for counting and onmrino that rotults are received in a timely manner e.nd dis-i i

tributed to cognizer.t personnel / offices.

Implementation of the 1

j emergency Sample Precedure.

(Z-33) j Implementation of the if quid discharge procedure.. (Z-46)

Implementation of the sewage procedure (2-51).

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of those personnel assigned to draw and transport samples to and !

from Sample Labs.

Other duties as as vgned or appreved by the l

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The Radiation Protection Supervisor,is responsible for the coordinatit; aiid performance of those personnel assigned and especially for that ofl contractor radiation protection supervisors and foremen.

He is specifically responsible for ensuring that the radiation protection (;!

is accomplished in full ccepliance with 10 CFR 20 (and such other rest; tions issued by competent authority and approved procedures.)

Specific responsibilities include:

  • The review of surveys, including radiation, airborne and surf ace con.

tamination to detect trenc's which would require increased personnel protective measures.

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The revi'ew and approval for radioactive releases from Unit 2 ond, wher ;

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Maintaining close liaison wf th the Waste Management Activity Disposal i Group for purposes of day-to-day review of the handling, storage and shipping of radioactive material.

Specifically, the incumbent should review and approve shipping documents.

The calibration of survey and laboratory instruments assigned to Unit accordance with direction from the radiochemistry supervisor.

The identification of training requirements for personnel assigned an:

for the menitoring of the quality of training conducted within his su!~

group.

The maintenance of records and reports required by pr'ocedures, technit:

specifications and others required by state or federal agencies.

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radiation L The preparation or technical review of procedures affecting/or RORC.

protectibn.

The incumbent is normally a raember of PORC and

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Chemistry _ Supervisor The Chemistry Supervispr is responsible for the coordination and per-formance of those personnel reporting directly to him which includes one chemist, une contractor chemistry laboratory superviser and liet-E

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The radiochemistry supervisor will normally be qualified for this position in accordance with AfiSI il18.1 - 1971.

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analytic equipment / systems.

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.ing ddpartment cannot fulfill this requirement'.

The technf eal supervision of the operation of the water and waste 4' U-treatment systems (less those under the cognizance of the Waste P.anage-l rnent Activity Processing Section) of Unit 2.

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Other duties assigned by the Radiation Protection and Chemistry Group Head.

The Chemistry Supervisor shall be responsible for the time sheets 'for.

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f The functions of the grtup for which the Chenistry Supervisor is responsible are enumerated below:

The B&W t.aboratory Supervisor and technicians are responsible a.

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J'et-Ed Fad-Chem Techs a...re responsible' for the maintenance and 4',

operation of those chemistry systems assigned to or located with-u 1

in Unit 2 chemistry laboratory and for the conduct of such analyses 4;.,.

or other chemistry functions in acccrdance with approved pro-

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necessary, periodic audits of the operation of associated cystems and techniques and adequacy and accuracy of data.

l Aisisting the Chemistry Supervisor in the dcvelopm:nt of budgets..

t providing pertinent data and information regarding expenditures and projected requirements both for the chemistry and radio-chemistry

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The Chemist will be the normal relief for the Chemistry Supervisor "durir, periods of his absence.

Three staff assistants or groups are assigned within the Radiation Protection and Chccistry Group.

Their functional responsibilities are listed below.

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Radiolooical Encineerino/M.ADA - Unit.2 4

Assist in the planning, design and control of work in support of the ALARA principles by previding recomendations, guidance and/or review j

in the following areas:

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Remate indicating or nenitoring equipment' Ventilation requiremnts in support or respiratory protection Special tools / equipment to reduce or minimize exposure Contamination /radiolegical control techniques Draf ting or review of procedures concerned with radiation pro-m tection and radiological controls.

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_ Chemistry Engineer _S,uocort - Uni t 2_

Engineering support, principally that concerned with sampling systems '

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Draf t and review procedures concerning sempling and analysis techniques, perform quality assurance checks and when directed, supervise the per-I fortrance of technicians assigned to cuntractors laboratories.

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U.S. !!uclear Regulatory Commission i

631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406

Dear Sir:

Three Mile Island Nuclear St.ation. Units 1 and 2 Operating License Itos. DFR-50 and CPR-73 Docket No. 50 289 and 50-320 Radiation Protection Program Met.Ed has centinued its effort to treet the cemitments of our 7/18/79 letter (GO!. 0D9) es radified by our 8/6/79 letter (GQ' 1018) and our 8/13/79 The specific status of cach item identified in our 8/13/79 letter letter.

For clarity and continuity, which requires further ecticn is presented below.

the paragrcph numbers used below correspond to those used in our 8/13/79 letter.

A revice of the OA prograi as it rniates to providing for regular audits 2.

of the Radiation Protection Program by individuals who are independent of the day-te-cay radioic;ical protection activities has been completed.

Documentation of the review and tne resulting reccmmendations will be provided to on-site trembers of your, staff on 8/16/79.

Health Physics Procedure " Internal Dosimetry / Bioassay Program" S.

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(HP 1628) describes the sub,iect program and has been revised to -

incorporate the guidance provided in A'?SI it-347, Reg. Guide 8.15 E

and NuReg 0041.

' A procedure (HP 1628.1) for implementing the Internal Dosimetry /

L Bioassay Program described in HP 1628 has been prepared which contains action levels for whole body counting and urinalysis for suspected acute and chronic exposures of Sr-89 and Sr-90.

Procedures HP 1628 and 1628.1 have been approved and submitted to the L

NRC ILE representatives on site for review and cornment.

Health Physics Procedure "Respiratcry # Protection Program" (HP 1616 hes been expanded in. the form of an' impler. anting' procedure tHe icte.4 b.

which includet a detailed air semple analysis se:;uence with ac. tion l

levels specified when airborne concentrations of Sr 89 an'd SrE90-Procedure HP 1616.4 has been (based en Cs icvels) are measured.

approved and submitted to the NRC ILE representatives on site for

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The calculation of P.PC hours for airborne concentrations of radio.

activity)has been included in Health Physics Frecedure RWP Proce (HP1613 and in an imple: renting procedure 'P.PC Hours" (HP 1616.5).

j Procedures (HP 1613 and HP 1616.5) include the requirement' for a per review of air sample results.

Both of thes, procedures have been approved and submitted to NRC I&E representatives on site for revie>

and'com. ment.

d.' A procedure specify(ing the care, use, and cleaning of the respirate protection devices HP 1616.3), is presently undergoing review by '

the Plant Operations Review Cemittee (PORC).

This procedure will be approved and sutenitted to the NRC I&E on site representatives by e

Aucust 24, 1979.

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r The Tr:itium air sampling procedure (HP 1608), and the procedure for overall respiratory program implementation HP 1616.4, have been appr and submitted to the NRC 11.E on site representativos for review and Coft.*nen t.

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Health Physics Procedure "Ain Test Booth" (HP 1717) has been reviset!

and submitted to the NRC lt.E on site representative for review and comen t.

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A training program for HP fore.nen and technicians has been developed for thp ccm,vehensive bicassay program.

Initial trair.ing has been i.

completed and the p'rogrart was implemented on 8/17/79.

Ongoing train and program review is continuing

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A procedure providing for Al.AP,A review and ev.tluation of potentTal expo-sures of individuals to concentrattuns of airborno radioactive materials os requirod by 10 CFR 20.201(b), will be reviewed cnd apprcved by 1

August-?t, 19/9.

A draf t of this proceduro has been prepared and is currently undcenoing review.

Sincerely.

/s/.i. G. Herbein J. G. Itechein Vice President-Generation JGH:d,ih c.c:

R. C. Arnold D. Reppert J.

Barton J. l'udge R. W. Dubiel J. R.

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Peter A. Bradford

SUBJECT:

HEAL.TH PHYSICS PROGPAM AT TMI A cont:1 tant to Metropolitan Edison, NUS, concluded that there were-areas of ill!'s health physics program which were unacceptable.

I under-star.d the staff has met with "ied Ec on this subject anc identifice its

.L concerns in a letter to which Met Ed has responcec.

I would like a copy of tne cir.utes of this teetin; and Aqy correspor.cence relating to this p

proble as seen as possible.

I woulo like by Septerter S.1979 e :;tatus report of Met Ed's current weaknesses in'this area and tne specific plans with tiretables whicn the staff believe are necessary te retecy any cf the deficiencies.

Acditionally, the Octr.issicr. Snould be kept currently infermed of cevelopments in the l-heeltn physics area, cc:

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