ML20067C784

Annual Exposure Data Rept for 1993

ML20067C784
Person / Time
Site:	Oyster Creek
Issue date:	12/31/1993
From:	J. J. Barton GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP.
To:	NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES)
References
C321-94-2023, NUDOCS 9403040168
Download: ML20067C784 (3)

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Director Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555

Subject:

Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station Docket No. 50-219 Annual Exposure Data Report for 1993 In accordance with 10 CFR 20.407 and paragraph 5.9.1.6 of the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station Technical Specifications, attached is the Annual Exposure Data Report for 1993.

If you should hav6 any questions concerning this report, please do not hesitate to contact Brenda GeMerchant, Oyster Creek Licensing Engineer at (609)971-4642.

Very truly you s, "7.

John J. Bartco A ice President and Director Oyster Creek JJB/BDEM:Jc Attachment cc: Administrator, Region 1 Senior NRC Resident Inspector Document Control Desk American Nuclear Insurers 29 South Main Street Suite 300 S West Hartford, CT 06107 940304o168 931231 9 I PDR ADOCK 0500 R

GPU Nuclear Corporation is a subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corporation

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' . NUMIER OF PER10NNEL AND MAN KEMS SY WORK ANO JO3 p; UNCTIONS 4 ** SELF READING POCKET DODMETER DATA OYSTER CREEK 1933 i

NUMBER OF PERSONNEL * . TOTAL MAN REM

• 1( STATION UTILITY " CONTRACTOR STATION UTILITY CONTRACTOR

~ EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES WORKERS & EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES WORKERS &

CTHERS OTHERS WORK AND JOS FUNCTION REACTOR OPER & SURVEIL MAINTENANCE 126 16 110 11.398 .450 8.670 OPERATIONS 133 0 5 26.257 .000 ,026 HEALTH PHYSICS 94 0 83 12.950 .000 4.574

$UPERVISORY 17 0 4 .338 .000 .024 ENGINEERING 21 0 1 .431 .000 .067 OTHER 1 O O .006 .000 ,000 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE r MAINTENANCE 428 48 749 48.199 1.867 49.455 ,

OPERATIONS 233 1 32 9.725 .000 .320 i

. HEALTH PHYSICS 73 0 20 4.459 .000 .322 )

SUPERVISORY . 95 5 52 2.533 .000 .631 ,

ENGINEERING 168 2 56 3.393 .049 .368 i OTHER 24 0 15 .680 .000 .028 l INIERVICE INSPECTION .070 2.725 MAINTENANCE 27 3 143 .306 I

OPERATIONS 15 0 4 .067 .000 .088 I-HEALTH PHYSICS 16 0 4 .203 .000 .240 SUPERVISORY 1 0 2 .010 .000 .008 ENGINEERING 12 1 5 .071 .000 .133 OTHER 0- 0 2 .000 .000 .000

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.' SPECIAL MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 246 36 775 43.299 3.196 158.767 OPERATIONS 85 0 8 5.250 .000 1.907 i HEALTH PHYSICS 57 0 46 6.076 .000 4.311

! SUPERVISORY 25 0 25 1.472 .000 1.930 ENGINEERING 59 0 26 3.438 .000 4.142 OTHER 2 0 2 .508 .000 .195

- WASTE PROCESSING MAINTENANCE 79 6 65 1.275 .022 4.235 OPERATIONS 57 0 5 1.274 .000 3.563 HEALTH PHYSICS 40 0 17 1.292 .000 429 SUPERVISORY 4 0 0 .080 .000 .000 ENGINEERING 6 0 3 .362 .000 .063 OTHER 3 0 2 .014 .000 .077

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REFUELING MAINTENANCE 44 5 79 .380 .020 8.953 OPERATiCNS 39 0 1 1.017 .000 ,100 i HEALTH PHYSICS 15 0 to .221 .000 .331

, SUPERVISORY 2 0 2 .025 .000 .060 ENGINEERING 7 0 7 .107 .000 .532 0THER 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000-

• TOTAL 8Y JOS FUNCTION' j

. MAINTENANCE 485 48 984 104.857 5.6::5 232.805 OPERATIONS 287 1 36 43.590 .000 6.004 HEALTH PHYSICS- 114 0 92 25.201 .000 10.207 SUPERVISORY 103 5 58 4.458 .000 2.703 ENGINEERING 177 2 62 7.802 .049 5.805 OTHER 24 0 to 1.208 .000 .300

' GRAND TOTAL *" 1,190 56 1,248 187.116 5.674 257.824

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• totals" do not necessardy reflect the sum of the personnellisted under eacn category due to the f act that personne4 performed various i' functions durmo the year and may have been included in more than one

• WORK AND JOB FUNCTION *

• • UtluTY EMPLOYEES ALL GPU & JCP&L empsovees not permanentiv assigaed to Oyster C.een

Not si personnel for whom dositnetry was provided made entnes into radiation controt areas.

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i, STATISTICAL

SUMMARY

REPORT e

(10 CFR 20.407)

PERSONNEL WHOLE BODY EXPOSURES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1993  :

i OYSTER CREEK GENERATING STATION DPR-16 Licensee Reporting (Name & Address) License No.

PO BOX 388. FORKED RIVER. N.J. 08731 1

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Annual Dose Ranges

• Number of Individuals frem) in Each Ranae l N o M e asu ra ble Expo sure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184

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1 Mrasurable Exposure Less than 0.10 .............................................1,541 0.10 - 0.25 ........................ ................ ................. .. 443 0.25 - 0.5 ................................................................. 331 l

0.50 - 0.75 ................................................................ 170 l 0.75-1....................................................................42 l 1-2......................................................................30 l

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9 - 10 .......................................................................

10 - 11 ......................................... ............................

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Total Number of Individuals Reported L.744 Total dose recorded (REM) 416 The above information is submitted for the total number of individuals for whom personnel monitonna was (check one) recuired under 10 CFR 20.202 (a) or 10 CFR 34.33 (a) curing the calendar year. 1 1

X orovided during the calendar year. I

• Individual values exactly eoual to the values separating exposure ranges shall be reported in the higher range, asus2 l