ML20062A934

Addendum to 820727 Partial Initial Decision,Supplementing Paragraph 2411 Which Imposed Monetary Penalty of $100,000 Upon Licensee for Failure to Safeguard Integrity of Exam Process & Adding Condition to Paragraph 2421

ML20062A934
Person / Time
Site:	Three Mile Island
Issue date:	08/03/1982
From:	Smith I Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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NUDOCS 8208040259
Download: ML20062A934 (2)

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ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD -

Before Administrative Judges: _

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Dr. Linda W. Little In the Matter of )

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METROPOLITAN EDISON COMPANY ) Docket No. 50-289

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(Three Mile Island Nuclear ) (Restart)

Station, Unit No. 1) ) (Reopened Proceeding)

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The Partial Initial Decision of July 27, 1982 is modified as follows:

Paragraph 2411 is supplemented by the addition of'the sentence indi-cated by underlining below: 7 2415. The Board imposes a $100,000 monetary penalty upon the Li-censee because its management negligently failed to safeguard the integ-rity of its examination process, because it failed to instill an attitude of respect.for the company and NRC examination process, because it

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e negligence in the procedures for certification of candidates for the NRC licensing examinations. No part of this penalty is related to the cer-tification of VV to the NRC in August 1979. We cannot find from the original Notice of Hearing, 10 NRC 141, that the Commission anticipated a monetary penalty. However we do not read the Notice as foreclosing that remedy. We believe that such a penalty is desirable, thus necessary, in the long term to provide reasonable assurance that the Unit can be oper-ated without endangering the public health and safety and payment of the penalty should be required. Id. at 148. .

The Board adds an additional condition to paragraph 2421:

(5) Until further order in this proceeding, any participation of Gary P. Miller in the start-up, testing or operation of TMI-l shall be under the direct supervision of an appropriately qualified official of GPU Nuclear Corporation.

FOR THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD Chairman Ivan W. Smith ~

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE -

Bethesda, Maryland August 3, 1982