ML20053A702

Advises of Organizational Structure Changes Since Merger of Util & Carolina Energies,Inc

ML20053A702
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Site:	Summer
Issue date:	05/24/1982
From:	Knotts J DEBEVOISE & LIBERMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS CO.
To:	Grossman H, Hooper F, Linenberger G Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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Licensing Board Licensing Board ?anel U.S.

Nuclear Regulatory U.S.

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Commission Washington, D.C.

20555 Washington, D.C.

20555 Judge Frank F.

Hooper School of Natural Resources University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 In the Matter of South Carolina Electric & Gas Company, Ton TUnit 1) et al.

(Virgil C.

Summer Nuclear Stat Docket 50-395-OL Gentlemen:

During the evidentiary hearing on July 14, 1982, l

Mr. Nichols testified as to the organizational structure of South Carolina Electric & Gas Company (Tr. 2846).

Following the recent merger of SCE&G and Carolina Energies, Inc.,

certain position changes have been approved by the Board of Directors.

i Mr. Arthur M. Williams has been named Chairman Emeritus of the company and Mr. Virgil C.

Summer has been elected Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer.

Mr. John A.

Warren, formerly Vice Chairman and President of Carolina i

Energies, Inc., has been elected President and Chief Operating l

Officer.

Mr. Crews, who previously testified, has been l

named Senior Vice President for Engineering and Construction.

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J'udge Herbert Grossman Judge Frank F. Hooper Judge Gustave A.

Linenberger May 24, 1982 Page Two Mr. Nichols has been named Senior Vice President for Power Operations, which include nuclear operations.

Mr.

O.W.

Dixon, formerly Group Manager, Production Engineering, Quality Control and Construction has been named Vice President, Nuclear Operations.

A copy of Mr. Dixon's curriculum vitae is attached.

Also enclosed is a copy of a simplified organizational chart reflecting both the foregoing changes as they affect the headquarters management of nuclear operations and various other position additions, changes in titles and reporting lines which have taken place from time to time since Mr. Nichols testified and our Proposed Findings were filed.

These minor changes involved such steps as having the operating quality control organization report to the Group Manager of Nuclear Services (Mr. Nauman, who testified during the proceeding), to whom the Manager of Nuclear Quality Assurance also reports, and the augmentation of headquarters management of nuclear training activities through the addition of a fourth Group Manager, reporting to the Vice President - Nuclear Operations, Harold T.

Babb, Group Manager - Nuclear Education and Training.

Very truly yours, l

Joseph B.

Knotts, Jr.

Attorney for Applicants JBK/pv Encl:

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RESUME' NAME:

Osmund W. Dixon, Jr.

POSITION:

Vice President, Nuclear-Operations FORMAL EDUCATION:

1947-1949 - Furman University, Greenville, S. C.

Principal Courses - Math and. Science JY 1949-1953 - U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.

BS in Engineering - Graduated with Distinction ADDITIONAL EDUCATION:

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Accounting - University of S. C. - Extension Division - 1959 2.

Graduate School - University of S. C. - Design of Steel Structures - 1968; Cambustion Kinetics - 1971; Basic Nuclear Engineering - 1972 '

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Numerous short courses and seminars in supervisory management and communi-cation skills.

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Numerous short courses and seminars in engineering subjects such as power plant engineering, instrument and control systems, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, thermal hydraulics, thermodynamics, lubrication, nondestructive examination, materials, welding, etc.

r REGISTRATION:

1963 - Registered Professicnal' Engineer State of South Carolina EXPERIENCE:

1953-1957 -

Engineering officer aboard naval combatant ships.

Responsibilities included operation, maintenance and repair of electrical, auxiliary, boiler and main propulsion systems.

l Qualified Officer of the Lack underway and Engineering Officer of the Watch.

l 1957-19.60 -

S. C. Electric & Gas Company:

Electrical and Instrument Supervisor at McMeakin Station. (2-125 MW coal fired units).

l Responsible for maintenance of electrical and instrument and control syste=s for -the two (2) ' nit steam electric units and for j

u a four (4) unit hydro plant.

Also, worked in checkout, startup and performance testing of these units.

Designed, installed and checked out control systems to convert l-

- the hydro plant to automatic control by the system dispatching l

office.

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P 1960-1961 -

Assistant Superintendent at Plant Hagood (2-20 MW and 1-40 MW oil / gas fired units).

Responsible for operation and maintenance of the three (3) steam electric generating units.

Designed, installed and checked out control syste=s for central control of plant auxiliaries and boiler burners.

1961-1963 -

Assistant Superintendent at Canadys Station.

Responsible for the startup, operation and maintenance of two (2) 127 MW coal fired

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units at Canadys Station.

Also, had responsibility for review

.and approval'of the design of plant auxiliary and instrument con-trol cystems.

Designed and supervised installation for modifi-cations to plant coal handling and auxiliary cooling systems.

1964-1967 -

Superintendent at Canadys Station.

Responsible for the design of mechanical, electrical and instrument and control systems for Unit 3, a 200 MW unit with coal fired once-through boiler.

Also responsible for startup, operation, maintenance and perfor-mance testing of Unit 3; and continued operation and maintenance of Units 1 and 2.

1967-1970 -

Manager of Engineering / Fabricating Division, Columbia Supply Company.

Responsible for design, f abrication, installation and startup of materials handling systems.for the sand, clay and stone industries'.

1970-1971 -

S. C.. Electric & Gas Company:

Senior Engineer. - Production As'surance.

Performed inspections of plant operating and maintenance programs and reviewed equipment g

and unit performance of the company's hydro, fossil and' gas turbine generating plants.

1972-1976 -

Manager, Quality Assurance.

Responsible for establishing and im-plementing the quality assurance program for the Virgil C. Su=mer Nuclear Station.

Included the development of the QA plan and procedures and audits of affected company organizations, archi-l

' tect-engineers, NSSS supplier and vendors.

Included personal L.

involvement in the writing of the QA plan and procedures and par-ticipation in audits as team leader or member.

1976-1977 -

Manager, Nuclear Engineering.

Responsible for the design and j

engineering of the Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station.

Directed work of the SCE&G engineering department, architect-engineer and coordinated design interface with NSSS supplier.

Maintained close involvement with the architect-engineer in the development l

of balance of plant systems, review of design control practices, i

assessment of new regulation requirements / guidance and implemen-l tation of project design criteria.

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Group Manager, Production Engineering.

Responsible 'or the design, licensing and environmen,tal program for the Virgil C.

Summer Nuclear Station.

Also responsible for the design, major modifications and environmental monitoring and permitting for new and backfit projects for hydro and fossil power plants.

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Also, chaired the c6Epan'y task group 1nvestigating the accident at Ihree Mile' Island Unit 2 (TMI-2) to identify any improvements which could be made in the Summer Plant to avoid and/or mitigate accidents similar to that a't IMI-2.

Continued close involvement in the design of the BOP systems and NSSS design, engineering Jr and equipment fabrication for ' he iSummer Station.

t 1980-1982 -

Group ' Manager, Production Engineering,' Quality Control and Cons truction.

Responsible for the siting, permitting, environ-mental studies, design, quality control and construction of electric generating facilities.

Also responsible for the design, major modifications and environmental monitoring and permitting for new and backfit projects for hydro and fossil power plants.

Established a close involvement in the construction and quality control activities for the Summer Nuclear Station.

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a close liason and involvement in the engineering and operations development for the startup of the Sucmer Nuclear Station and supplied close construction support for the startup program.

Maintained responsibility for engineerinE of piping systems and/

. or reconciling the as-built piping systems to the designed ccadd-tion, including conrinued involvement.in responses to IEB 79-02 and IEB 79-14.

Member of the Su=mer Nuclear Station Safety Review Com=ittee.

1982-Present - Vice President, Nuclear Operations.

Responsible for the total, nuclear program for S. C. Electric 4 Gas Company with respect V-to the Su=mer Nuclear Station.

This includes environmental studies and monitoring progra=s, plant licensing, design and engineering, plant security, emergency planning, education and training, fuel services and plant startup, operations and main-tenance.

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EEI Task Group on Availability Engineering Mecher Southeastern Electric Exchange Quality Assurance Committee

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EEI Quality Assurance Task Force (former member)

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