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Notifies All Licensees & Applicants of Publication in 790929 Fr of Amend to 10CFR73.55 Re Requirements for Physical Protection of Licensed Activities Against Industrial Sabotage.Effective Rule & NRC Position Paper on Search Encl
ML19340A943
Person / Time
Site: Dresden 
Issue date: 11/28/1977
From: Case E
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:
COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
References
NUDOCS 8009100775
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This letter is being sent to all licensees authorized to operate a nuclear power reactor and to all applicants with applications for a license to operate a pcwer reactor to advise you that the Nuclear

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Regulatory Corraission has published in the FEDERAL REGISTER (Vol. 42,

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==E5=i 10 CFR 73,55, " Requirements for Physical Protection of Licensed

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A copy of the FEDERAL REGISTER notice is enclosed.

The amendment E-delays implementation of the physical search requirement of paragraph j.e x..

(d)(1) for regular employees of a licensee at the site at which the p=

licensee is authorized to operate a nuclear power reactor until August 24, 1978 unless the Comission directs otherwise prior to

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In keeping with the above, the MRR staff position as to acceptable

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nethods of implementing the attached effective rule has been changed.

Guidance (dated September 30, 1977) for complying with the performance m=" ='

requirement of paragr.aph (d)(1) for searching of all individuals entering GEg the protected area is enclosed.

For any further information on the Ir.xx implementation of the search requirement, please contact James R. Miller,

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betste the u:::!!r utensees tre requind b.mtad at m21neton. D C this 27th S.=

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.to tua smh se.rchet for their unpinyees.

TQ Nng Itc C-mtoa, t-ere! ore, is amendtas N t!" *'* '- Rer.ijatory Curmtulon.

CHAPTER l 4UCLUR REGULATORY tts refulator.s to c.21ay the !=plementa-Sordt. J. Crtnx.

CO t.WIS$ 50N t!on of gcys:cil searches of ut1;y lj. Secretary of the Cca:msseori. cWee emploTees untd August 24. 1978. PART 73-fdY$tC AL P'tOTT.CTICN OF the date irhen imp;ementatten of all of lyn toe.n.:ent Was MS-n.S:to aml T LANTS t.f D MM ERIALS Reqwrer.wts (et the Fbysical Prctection-tLe reviirernents of I 73.55 is required. I to provide time fer reexammation ol the [4910-14] t ci tws!.sr Pcwsr Flants impr.ct and talue of such sear:hes. AGENCY: U.S. Nuclear Rerujatory Pett: cc= cent on the !!. sue hr.s teen T. tie.tG--Shipping solicatM in connection T:th a petition for CHAPTER l-CO AST CU3D. Cc:r.mbston, I NCd D DN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSFGHTAT;ON ACTION: Ef'ective ru!*, O f*** N.Septemt+r 15,1977 (42 I"1 46431 NRC dodet PRM 73-0). 'Ihe Cc nmisI lec D n-1:6l istra o

SUMMARY

As a resu!t of a nur.ber of c.bmtter.s ta ket -rtth respect pri:rardy !!on has deter:.ined that this action is PART 25--REQUIREf. TENTS conmter.t wth the common defense and ggf 3 E' CCNT"E'd"4D L"E

..ter pg TEN Q5-to Nt-doan searches of Lt. crate em-T4oyees prior to stmittance to the prc-eeurit7 a.nd protection of poblic helth Octed.rer. of a nuclear power reactor, and safety ne Commission has further* g ".. and the Cc:xsission's further considers-found that. In v etr of the opporttmity PART 195-VESSEL CONTROL AND MfS-tion of the cmcr. the Nuclear Rer.:.it.- for co==ent already al! crc'ed pr:or to CELLArvEOUS SYSTEMS AND EQUIP. ~ tory Comtnission is smending L.s regula-put.!! cat:on of the rules on Febr.:ary 24. x-MENT tion.s to delay implementation of the 1977, and f.he fact that the amendment set forth below serves to telieve a restric* Internatienal Regu atiens f:r Fre ant:n; physteal acatch restarument for regular tfon. notice and public procedure en tne Cc:1.sicr.s at S:a.1972; Cme:t1ns emplo)ers cf alice:uee at nuclear pov'er amend =ent are unnecessary, and that - R OM DO'I'. reactor s m Ce amh.ent mar M n.ade epm EITECITL*E DATE: September 29,1377. upon put:Lcation in the Ftcturt nects-ACTION' Cortec:lon to f.nnl ru;J. F Tt t-EU',iM ARY. T:ns docume nt : akes cor-TOR.p.tT.THER IhTORht\\ TION CO*i-Pursuant to the Atomi; Energy Act of rect:cr.s to a cocket %hich s;; tared la TAC. 1954. as amended, the Er:ergy Rect;;3ni-the Pretut. IttcIstra of Ju.'y 11. 1977. Mr. R. J. Joces. Chief. %:sterials Pro-3 g,g een.,3m3 3m,ne=, a u7:3g.

ation A:t of 1974.g: amended. and sec-tions $*: and 553 o.
  • tie 5 of the United ing tection Standards Branch. O " ice of Standards Deselopment. U.S. Nuclear Str.tes Code. the f el'o'vmg amend =ent to regulations to the mternattenal ru;es tor

= Regulatory Commiss!on. Washmgton. Title 10. Chapter L Code of Federal Rag-preventm; colhesons at sea and arnend-D.C. 20555 (301-443-6973). ulationg, Part ~3 ts published as a docu-mm in'apw.v sects 3 v..a ;.;p a s SUPPLE 5tENTARY Ih* TOR 5f.ATION: ment subject to codacation. I

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On February ( 19Y?. the Nuclear Regu*

1. Sectica 73 55 cf 10 CFR Part 7313 EECTIVE DATE: September 29. "377 latory Co:reusston pub;1:hed in the FID*

amended by add.ng the fol:owmg sen. tu.a R*.ctstra (C: TR 10335) ef:ective tences to the unnumbered prefatory POR FURTHER CirOR?1AZON COM-Lmendmen;s to 1Q regulations in 10 CTR paragr:ph: TA C'*'- Part "3. " Physical Prott: tion of Plants $ h. Captain Geor;;e K. Gremer afar:ne ' ~ '"N" *I b' * *d *ly..l pro.' I". d "'" Safety Counctl s G-C., 'I E l i. Ro:m Requkemento for p .ca and Materials." One requirement includ-ed in these r.mendments irve to search 'I"' P "" "**'*" 88 8117. Department of Tran:p rtat::n. incividuais f or fire -ms. explostves, and 'N *I '* Naist! Euildmg. 400 Sesenth Street incendiary devices. The repir.tton speci-

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conducted by r. physical search or by use pteson that such Indinduals are cartTmg SUPPLE ISTARY INFORMATION : of equipment capable of cetecting such firearms. explosives or incendiary de-g devices.*nte requ:r?=ents involving pro. vices. a licensee need not implement the,5y in the Procaat Rectstr"a"of J.J{a 1. cedursi mes:cres were scheduled for im. physical search requarement of pa.ra, ...he fo M cmecucns are m# plementation by Sfar 25,1977, and those tavolving u.se cf ect:fp.'nent r cre sched. graph (d)(1) of tha section for indi-

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,5~96. third c:;cmn. the viduals who att regular emp!cye*s of the tJed for imp!emerstation by August 24. licensee at the site at which the licensee r ad-9 ' a a r ec g7 t,et, 1978 er earner if the equ2pment were is authorued to operate a nucl car power uf 'g,s ect.tG nav~ tic:' l*i"ts* the installed. Since equ ;rnent now available reactor pu.rsuant to Part 50 of th:s Chap-g* [- is not capable of detecting all types of ter untd August 24.1978. unless the Ccm- , On page 3579,.. the sixth line of exploshes and tneendlary devices. the mission dirtets otherwise p.or to that 1 25.05-1. the sixth hne c: 1 M 20-1. and search requirement ca!!s for t.ddittenal date. Unti.1 that date and penibg its the sixth line of i 155.00-1 s.hcu d each te tr.essures, s9ch as randem physical searchts. to rt:v:de hii;h a.tsurance of further rev:ew of th:s subject. the Com-cc regted to read "and saap(s. sht!!!" proteetlng a: start :ndr.trtal satsctage. musion has deterrnened that the search The Commi ston is rea*.s cs:..n g the requirement of parm;n.ph (d)(1) of th:5 Dated: September :2.1M7 imph:ations of phys: cal " pat-dow n" secticn. tmpleme. 4 us.ng only equ:p. O. W. S:tr a. searches of n:ensee emplo)ees and tPeir ment capable of de*fet:.ng f.rrar ns ex. Admesi. U S. Cec 3f G:md value as a part el a total;hyticalsystem p;mes ang :ncendu y cev:ces. sat:. des CC "' 0 "* considermt tnett relation to other fea-the performance requ.re:nents of th:s jrn Mc m2sm rus ;-:5 - 8:45 smi tures of the sacurity systems requ2 red bT **ction as they apply to searrhes of regu-the new amendments. *1te issue is quite lar employees of the licensee at the site I.. comples and involves ramdcations of entereg the protected area of the nu. [/.910-N ] 1. employee moraje and the e !cctiveness of clear pot er reactor. ICCD 15-1041 the search r4r se and in the context of the tott1 secur:ty system. The Ccmmis-E!*ect ve date: September 29. 1977. CC sKn l'el. eses th.:,t the quest 10n of pat- ,g gggg g dOw n !!'. c h*; k a rant 3 more CriZe*".tc L, gy;, gg mg 473, ye, ;gg, g g g ), ACENCY CU'St CUEid DOI-2Pd th::r "':h We r. with eMens1Ve so-Oa. t.a 5:At 1:42-1:0. M L mn o m.u. Lntation o: M1;c res; ear an.1 comments. 412i42 U SC m M4111 ACTION F:nalru:e. 4 II:'il At ttr,t5f Et, VOL. 47. NO I thntut',* & T. 5Cr f f e ilf 29 19?r DF~D "D'9' ] %d a L . S ((G

.-.=.:. s. n L.. T5it SUPPLEf1 ENTAL STAFF POSITION bz p.. ON PERS0fiNEL SEARCH REQUIREf4ENTS September 30, 1977 The prefatory paragraoh of 10 CFR 73.55 as amended Septenber 29, 1977 states that the performance requirements of paragraph (d)(1) as they apply to searches of regular employees of the licensee at the site may be satisfied using only equipment caoable of detecting firearms, explosives and incendiary devices. Acceptable metal detectors and explosive searching devices of the types currently available are deemed capable cf detecting firearms, explosives and incendiary devices for regular employees of the licensee at the site. Such equipment, if not currently in operation, must be purchased and made operational as soon as possible if the licensee [ using this option is to be in compliance with the performance reouirenents of 10 CFR 73.55. A regular emnloyee of a licensee is one who is a full time permanent employee whose permanent wo.rk station is at the site or p + those employees of the licensee who report regularly to the site (at least once per week) and includes employees of licensee contractors who are regularly employed at the site. All other personnel

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10 CFR 73.55 (d)(1) to be searched at points of personnel access to the protected area. The following are acceptable methods for satisfying these p requirements: l L L

  • Ail f4RC emoloyees are subject to the search requirements of 73.55 (d)(1).

J IMC resident inspectors will be searched in the same manner as regular .;J employees of the licensee at the site. Other fiRC personnel that have a ~~~ govei nent granted security clearance will be searched in the same manner as licensee employees who are not re'gularly employed at the site as long as (1) they can procerly identify themselves; and (2) they have been previously identified by the Director of the Regional Office. D""D ]D T}$ o Ju 1 A Uh _oo

y f ~ 2 ( ?? = ^: (a) A search program consisting of: (1) processing all ir.dividuals through an acceptable metal detector, (2} processinc all individuals through an explosives search device of the types currently available, (3) conducting a " hands-on" search

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== are not ,noloyed at the site, (4) searching a regular m.. = employet site when the licensee has a well-grounded suspicion that the individual may be carrying firearmt, explosives or incendiary devices, with a " hands-on" search, (5) conducting a " hands-on" search """= of all other individuals, and (6) subjecting all outer garments such as the coats or heavy sweaters of each individual who is not a regular employee at the site to the search requirements at the entry g to the protected area. The process and procedures which select the individuals to be subjected to a " hands-on" search on a random basis must: (1) require the search to be conducted when the random selection =. process indicates, regardless of who the oerson to be searched is, lm i^ and (2) ensure that an individual entering the search process area ~ Gl= cannot know in advance if he or she will be selected for the " hands-on" search. (b) For those facilities which have only metal detectors installed and j operable, the personnel search program for.sn-regular employees described in (a)(3) above is acceptable provided that the cercentage

== ,b.. of individuals randomly selected for " hands-on" search is increased to at least 105. For those facilities which have only an exolosives scarching system in operation the " hands-on" search recuirement of (c) below applies. D ** '^ @ D ct '\\r 7 ,c o j\\\\ _ 1 N Y! a o =.

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