ML20069B644
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| Issue date: | 02/28/1982 |
| From: | NRC OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS (MPA) |
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION oeoaNization CNaar CONTE NTS PAGE COMMtSSION - CHAlRM A4 3
ADVtSORY COMMITTEE ON RE ACTOR SAFEGUARDS 4
ATOMIC SAFE TV AND LeCE NSING BOARD PANE L 5
ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING APPE AL PANE L 6
INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR 7
POLeCY E VALU ATION 8
SECRETARY OF THE COMMISSION 10 PUBLIC AFF AIRS tl CONGRESSIONAL AFF AIRS 12 E XECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPE R ATIONS 13 ADMINIST R ATtON 14 E xECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR 21 CONTROLLE R 22 E QUAL E MPLOYME NT OPPORTUNITY a
MANAGEMENT AND Ph0 GRAM ANALYSIS 24 INTE RNATIONAL PROGR AMS 25 ST ATE PM)GR AMS 26 ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA 27 SMALL AND DISADVANTAGE D 9USINESS UTitl2ATION 28 NUCLE AR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS 29 NUCLE AR RE ACTOR REGULATION 33 NUCLE AR REGULATORY RESE ARCH 39 INSPECTION AND E NFORCE MENT a6 REGION AL OF F 8CES 50 1
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION oeoamiration cNaan THE COMYlSSION The Commission is responsible for licensing and regalating nuclear f acilities and seterials and for conducting research in support of the licensing and regulatory process, as sandated by the Ateelt inergy Act of 1954, as amended, the Inergy ecoegan-62atton Act of 1974, as amended, and the nuclear honprolf fera-16en Act of 1978; and in accordance with the hat 6onal Environ-mental Policy Act of 1%9, as amended, and other applicable statutes.
Ihese respons ib 611 ties inc lude protecting public health and safety, protecting the environment, protecting and safeguarding materials and plants 6n the interest of national security; and assuring corforoity with antitrust laws. Agency functions are performed througM standards-setting and rule-making, technical restews and studies; conduct of pubitt hear-ings; issuance of authorizations, permits and licenses; inspec*
t ion, investigation and enforcement; evaluation of operating experience, and confirmatory research. The Commission is ens-posed of five seabers, appointed by the President and confireed by the Senate, one of whom is designated by the President as C ha i rsen.
The Chairman is the principal esecutive of ficer and th-of ficial spokesman of the Commission.
The Chairman, selected from the Commission by the President, is the principal esecutive ef ficer of and the of ficial spokesman for the NRC, as mandated by the lleorgani2atio9 Plan No. I of 1980.
As principal esecutive of ficer, the Chairman is respon-sible f w preparing policy planning and guidance for Commission consideration, and for conducting the administrattwe, organtra-t i ona l, budgetary and certain personnel f unc tions of the agency He has ultimate authority for all NGC functions per-taining to an emergency involving an NRC license. His actions are governed by the general 90licies of the Commission.
Nunze J. Palladeno Chairman Wctea GImsk y Conwannener few v. Aheerne Conwnmener Is.er A. Brmfford Commnemoner TwomesM Roherts Commmener FlenUAnY 1,19R2 PAGE 3
U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGO ANIZ AtlON CHART ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTO84 SAFEGUARDS Res tows safety studies and applicat tens for constr ction permite end u
f acility operet tag Itcenses and makes reports thereon; edw t ses the Cometssten with regard te hereeds of proposed er estating reactee factl-ttles and the adequacy of proposed reac ter safety standards; egen request of the Department of E nergy (DOE ) rewtows and edw t ses wi th regard to the hereeds of DOE nuclear actiettles and factittles; reviews any generic issues er other matters referred to it by the Commissten for edw ic e.
On its own inttlettwo may conduct reviews of specific generic cetters er nuclear faCtltty safety-related 9 tees.
Conducts studies of reac ter safety research end prepares and submits annually to the U.S.
Congeets e report contetplag the results of such study Cnerman Paul G Shewmon Vee Chawman Jeremish J Rev I
ACRSSTAFF E macutsve Dweesor Responsible for providtag technical management and edntatstrattue support te the Adwesory Cosetttee on Reacter Safeguards, a stats-tory cemet ttee charged with advis tag the Isuc lear Reguistory Commission en the safety of proces*d er esisting reaCter f ac t i t
- ties and the adequacy of proposed reacter safety standards, and perferetag ot her such duties as the Commiss ten may retP est.
Supervises the ACR5 Techn1*-1 and Administrettwe 5teff.
E =ecutive Dwertoe R. F. Freley Deputy E secut*we Dweetor M C. Gate I
I AC RS 5 E t LOW 5MIP P ROGn AM ASSIST ANI tztCUTivt Difat cTUM FOR ASSISTANT E AECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR Assists the Committee in carrying out its func-TFCHNICAL ACTiviteES PROJECT REVIEW tiens by providing res tews and reports on:
te nages the ACRS f ellowship Progree as estab-Coordinates AC8% Techntcal Staff activittes for e
- 1. Genertc tesues itshed by PL 95-209, superstges the technical review of proposed nuclear reac ter f ac t l t t les.
F. Spectf tc itees rotet two to individua t work of 10-15 fellows (Ph.DS er n sters with related stendeeds and generic matters-Plans e
pt Jject restews 3 Seacter Safety Researth experiente) and dirtCts t he preparation of and schedules AC#5 Seacommittee ac tie t ty to special studtes and report s for the ACRS restew nuclear factitty applicettens referred to Mrebers, the Ceaunission and t he Congress.
ACR$.
Supervises activttles of Project Review Recommends proposed courses of action to trenches 1 and 2, f urt her toplement and develop the f ellowship 15 F e41ouve
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Amt. E asc. Dwartor T. G McCreseos Aest E mac Dwector M W Laharsen i
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I Osmas.nen 5.nimes B<anrw Terhnwas enbemme.nn Group Pensare 14=ew Beanrn a i Pro, art Rewen Reanrh m2 P l ans, directs and coordinates operet tena l Operates an integrated record sys tee to sew t own and eva l ua tes, for the AC R5, t he Rev tems and ev a lua tes, for t he ACES, t he and staff support activities for the ACRS, serve needs of ACR$ and $teff. Coordinates h828cds associated with the setlng, degtgn, haggeds a%sotteted with the siting, design, including the fellowing Fereulates AC#5 classif fCatten and indening on IOChn tC el developeppt end operetten Of nuclear feCill*
development and operetten of nuclear f ac t i t-budget request s and doc t s ten pers eges and Documents related to ACR$ reviews to lasure ties.
Coordinates the activities of ACR5 ties.
Coorde notes the acttuttles of ACR5 provides justif tcetten for budget reques t s.
avaliability en short not tce.
Supere t ses projec t subcosuntttees, ACES Consultants, the project subcommittees ACRS Censultents, the initiates and fasures ac tion en AC95 per-and coordinates ACR$ mall, file, and refer
- ttR4 5taff and the applicants favolved in the is4R 5taff end the applicants inwelved in the sonnel reques t s.
Provides travel and t oe t s-ence systees and responses to public re-ACR5 rev i ew of nucieer projects.
Pr., ores ACn5 eeview of nucieer projects.
- Prepare, tic support services fee AC#5 members sad ouests under f0IA.
novtews and sum.arines reports of ACR5 subcometttee meettags for the reports of ACR5 subco ittee eretings fee the Consul t ant s.
Responsible for license fee technical report s for the Aff5 Members, record.
Maint elns reports on operating record maintains reports on operating eenprinser account ing for ACR5.
Provides Perforos tectmlCel research esstenments and reac ters and tesures t he Coset ttee sirobers react ers and t esures the Ceama ttee Meneers administret t ve and contractual support for assists t he Commi t tee. (secutive Direc tor ere kept informed on abnormal oc c urrent es are kept infereed en abnorma l occurrences.
ACRS f ellowship Progree.
and Staf f in the identif fCatton and retriev-Prepares reports as directed on specif tC Prepares reports es d i rec ted on specif tC al of reports relevant to specif tC t op ic s.
areas of nuc lear reac tor safety t@Chnology gegag gf nuC lear reaC ter safety technology lasures the ACR5 records systen is managed for ACES Meehers' use.
for ACR$ neebers' use.
in accordenre with proutstons of the erivacy Ac t.
Chet A L. feewsom Chet J M Jarchs CNef J. C. McK,nsey Chet G Chaerwhee.hre
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fettC Form 38 41 Mi osoameranon cunet U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ATOMIC SAFETY AND t ONSING BOARD PANEL Develops procedures app 11 cable to activities of hear-tag Boseds and makes appropriate receasendattens to the Camelssion relating to the conduct of heartngs, and hearing precedures for the guidance af the Boards.
Ateetc Safety and Licensing Boards conduct s,h hearings as the C-t ss t.n
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.e direct; make such intermediate er final dec t s tens as the Cassission may authert re in preceedings to grant,
- suspend, re te.
.e a.end v icenses or authertret tens ; and perfore such other regulatory functions as the Commission deems appropetate.
Chenman 8 Paul Cottar. Jr va Chenman E secupwe Rotwet M taro Va Chaaman Techrutal F rederwA J Shon ffsnuany s sqiq2 PaGE 6
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N8tC Forms 38 41 70) 1 oeonneranow cmaet U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ATOutC$AFETY AND L6CEN$180G APPE AL PANEL the organi,ationai body fro..hich are dr n Ateeic
$afety and Licensine Appeal Boards for particular proceedings. Appeat boards esercise the authority and perfers the review functions which would otherwise be esercised and performed by the Cosmission in (1) f acility licensing pmeedings under 10 Cf t Part M i
and (2) such other licensing proceedings as the Coe-mission may specify.
Appeal boards perform such other regulatory f unctions as may be delegated to thee by the Commission.
Chewmen Alan $. Roanneal Vice Chew John H Suct i
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFF6CE OF INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR OeG ANTI AflON CH ART Conducts investigations and inspections to ascertata and verify the integrity of all N#C operations; investigates allegations of h8C employee misconduct and equal employeent oppoetunity and civil r6ghts Compla s nts; develegs policies and standards g""M i ng ssio S Naancial and manageoent Special Assistant for Policy audit prograe, and aministers Commission's day-to-and special projects day audit activities; serves as po 6 at of contact with the CAO en matters affecting hRC's f 6aancial Assists the D6 rector and the Caputy Cirector and management audit function; meses such reports to in establishing pol (Ctes goversiing the e,ep the Commission as necessary to aees the Commission all eission of Ol A.
Coaducts and/w sure-f#3If irf o'med on its financ ial canagement vises special projects, audits, t ospec t i ons nsponsibi16 ties, and on the results of tnves-or investi ations to provide the Direc tor d
16gations and inspections; hears individual employee and/or Deputy Director with appretsats of and concerns regarding h#C operations and activities; recommendations on programs, projects, plans refers criminal matters to the Dept. of Justtce and and polic ies that i mpac t t he intege t ty,
edintains liaison with the Dep t.
of Justice and ef fectiveness and ef f 6ctency of NRC.
other law enforceae*t agencies.
f Spe< 6a1 Assistant Corenthis 8elley Directae Jarows J Conwenngs l
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1 ASStsTANT DIRECTOR FOR eNvi5f tGAflONS DEPUTT DIP [CTOR/A55!$7HT C18ECTOR FOR AUO!TS O f rect s the overall meC audit progree including the develop-D 6 rec ts the everall mRC investloat6,e and inspec tion progras sent of necessary po l ic ies, standards and procedures for inc luding the development of pol ic ies, st andards and proce-esec ution of audi ts, la terprets established audit po16cies, dures; prepares reports of possible stolations of criminal laws standards and procedures; esecutes and provides coordination and other t rregularit teg in the aginigtration of Coas t sg len af the audit prograe as it relates to the acttvities of t'ead-programs and activittes, maintains listson with the Department quarters and Reg *onal Of fices; provides 16alson bet =*en haC of Justice and other ta= entwcement agencies in crfeinal and ot her levesticatswo matters; and assists and maintains close Of fices, GAO and other audit organtaations; reviews the audit liaison with alI eIceents within mRC in the Conduct and suppe work perforted on a selected basis and revietes and Concurs in vision of investigations *nvolv6pg possible creeMal activtt6es l
audit reports prepared by audit Dranches.
inc luding the rev iew of 11 investigations for possible crist eality Deputy Director / Assistant Director George Mesungar Assistant Otrutor ( Acting)
Arthur Schnebelen i
I Reyarch. Progaarn Dwertwwt and Safety and Iaforcement Audits Licensens and simwtards Au+ts gg Adenennstraenin Audies Rrenrh Resnrh Brararh Plafts, orgenl es, directs, conducts and Con-P l ans, organifes, d i rec t s, conduc t s and P lans, organ t ies, di rec t s, conduc ts and Develops and implement s the Commission's I
trols contin ing audits of NRC llesearc h,
controls contlnoing audits of MRC Safety end controls Continulag audits of h8C L icensing investigative policies and procedures; plans, l
Progras D i rec t ion, and Adefoistration Audit inforcement ac t ivit ies inc lud Mg Of fice of and St andards act 4vities, including Reactor, directs, conducts and controls tavestigattens u
ac t i v i t ies,
incliefing Eeactor Saf et y Inspec tion and Inf orc ement and Regional f uel and materials L ic ens 6ng, St andards of alleged irregularities, emp l oye, miscon-Resea rc h, Safeguards Research, and Fuel Cycle Of f ices ; prepares reports e moits se t ting Development and Safeguards; prepares reports duc t, equal employment opportunity and civil r
and f avirorumentai Research; prepares reports forth f inrfings and appropriet* refammenda-of aud 6 t s setting f orth findings and recoo-rights cosplaints and terropriety of actions of audits setting forth findings and appro-tions for corrective astion; determines that mendat ions f or correc t ive ac t ion; de t ermi nes on the part of hRC employees or in connection priate rec 0 emendations for Corrective action; reports have been reviewed and properly acted that reports have been reviewed and properly with programs aetnistered by htC; prepares I
determines that reportg have beeft reviewed upon and are in accordanCe with GAO standards ac ted upon and are in ace srdance with CAO report s of possible s t olations of criminal
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s t andar ds for aud i t ing, follows up on audit l awg and other $rregulargtieg tg thy adelnig-with cAO standards for auditing; feit ws up tions and drings to the attention of proper rucemendatinas 4.ws t r e nas to the at tent ion tration of Co iss ton progrees and ac t e e t-I audit Fernaseendat ions and brings to t he of f icials any mat ters ott wh t( h correc tive of proper of f 6ctals any matters on wh ic h ties; maintains 16alsen w* t h t he Cepartment I
attention of proper of fiCIals any hatters on act lon has not beeg taken, corref tlwe act ion has not been laten.
Of Just 6ce and other law enforcement agenc teg in criminal and other invest 6gatlwe matters.
which corrective actions has not been tasen.
Chief Atphonw Gauther Chef Hmey Soukjen Chef F red Neo
[hief Arthur khnebelen et omvany s.19u2
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OSSANIZAIION CMAtt OF FICE OF POLICV EV ALUATION I
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Provides everall planning and management of activi-Assists the Of rector in meneging and ties,,, involved in performance of an independent re, of positions developed by the hec staf f which planning of fice resDensibilities.
controlling and coordinating work of require policy detereinations by the Consission; conducts analyses aMI projects either self generated effice, conducting special reviews or requested by the Consission, and analyses of het policies and progrees requested by Commission, and esercistag htC statutory respoe siblilties in the laternational Dwerior Forvost J Remuth area Deputy Dweetor DeuwsK.Rantoon Asseant so the Dwector Gear, Eysymonte ASSr5T ANT DIRECTOR AS$tSTANT DIRECTOR FOR TECHNICAL REVIEW FOR MANAGEMENT AND PROGR AM EVALUATIOat Provides independent technical review of peit ty Assists the 06 rector. OFE.through the direction and papers coming to the Consission to assure complete-conduct of special, highty semitive studie$ af the ness and accuracy; provides technical direction and nuclear regulatory program requested by the Commis*
Input to studies conducted by the Of fice of Policy stoners and the Director. CPt. to provide thee with Evaluation, and technical advice and guidave upH recommendations and advice on major policy matters.
reauest to projects conducted l>y other het of fices or outside agencies; provides technical analyses of h8C policies. progrees and activities using econnetc. statistical and operations research tec hn i Ques _
Assestant Dwector Albert P Kenneke Assestant Derector Dennis K. Rathbun A
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NRC Form 38 (1-Mi U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGOAN12aflON CMast OF FICE OF THE GENER AL COUNSE L Directs matters of law and legal policy, providing advice and assistance to the Commission and to the Of fices reporting to the Commiss6en with respect to all activities of the N#C; reviews and prepares appropriate decisions on A5tA8 decisions and rulings, public petitions seeking direct Casurission action. and ruiceaking proceedings involving hearings; represents and protects the interests of the NRC in court pro-credings, and in relat6en to other government agen-cles. Committees of Congress, foreign governments, and members of the public.
General Counsel Leonard Bek=4
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FEBRUARY 1,1912 PAGE9 i
U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ ATION CM Att Of FICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COUMi$SION Develops policies and procedures foe the prevision of complete secretariat services required for the H>srorats' O%re discharge af Carustsslon business and impleepntation Unoer Come s t s t ese direc t ion, develops pol t-of Coastssion decisions; advises and assists th' c oes and procedu es
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Commissten. Of fices reporting directly to the Coe-eission, the f recutive Otrector for Operations and peogree and related receres or ac t t w it ies,
plans, supervises and ceertes out h6stort-his secedinate ef fices en the scheduling and cal research and wet ting, esta019thes con-conduct of Commission bustness. Asgistant Secre-tent and format. Superv i ses, and prepeets tary perferes functions of the f ederal Advisory t he ##C h 6 st ory.
Committee Renagement Of ficer; maintains liaison with certain boards and advisory committees; and Ch'ef M'storsan George T. Naturen acts as ICI A coordtnetor fer Coomission documents.
$se re'ary Samuel J Chim Anipant Serrotary John C Howie l
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Support Servees Beanch Perferes studies and develops procedures to as.ure Provides staff services to the Commissisners and timely and accurate fereulat ten of Cosmission Secretary on day-to-day adelatstrative and logi s-schedules, forecasts and status of liees requ6elag tical support operations; coordinates arrer speents Commission consideredun. and a respons t ve MC for all vlP visitors to the Cometssion; operates a staf f action process; assists in program develop-reproduction facility.
ment and budget ferouletten.
Edward W UcGeogra Chef Particia A. Sulhvan 1
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maintams Corm receives all requests for inter-h#C's public documents; maintales and issues schedules of Commis-menion's official records. nupervers a cow went ion. Itatted appearances and etcewfiche collectlen; Insures s ton business; assures timely solidated med facdoty for the Commes-ether adjudicatory filing in lamediate availability of records nottf tcetton to Cosetssion of sooners and other offees at Commissen regulatory proceedings; tssues tramat tted to the Pelle Docu-satters requf ring review and level, serires an ctaessfied docurnent control all orders and other Coastssion sent Room; sakes available met decision; records Commission eHicer for Commessen and Secretary.
promu lgat ions.
press releases and other het meetings and prov6 des NeC staf f transmets documents for pubhcation in documents for pubi te access.
wi th information en Cosusission the Federal Pegator actfens; provides, in accordance wi th the requireepnts of the Government in the Sunshine ut.
appropriate notice of open and closed uretings.
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- plans, di rec t s. coordinates the activities of public informatich staff s located at regional ef fices, and carries out assigned act 6vities in the area of consumer af f airs.
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lapfements Comunission policy dimtives pertaining to these of' ices.
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGO ANIZ ATION CH ART C* FICE OF ADMINISTRATION Develops and diru t s policies and progrees for reesonnel Progree 5eport Granch management ; orgar sation and management analysis; sec uri ty g% g,, y g g,e and c lassi f ic at t >n requ i reernt s ; of fice management and Plans and directs program support for the Of fice a<se t n i s t r at i ve s reices; contrac ting and procurement serv
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f unc tions include the Ices; rules and t roceedings services; infereation and docu-deve lopment, presentation, imp lement at i on and Administers ##C f actittles and saterial license ment processing, technical information seport; inf ormat ion accounting for the anneal Adotatstrative budget; fee progt ae Develops pelicy and procedures management inc lHing record services and document controfi Coordination and allocation of personnel relating to cost recovery and fees for Commission telecommun; **
- e f acilltles and services; f aci t ttles and resources; inttlal preparat ton af all personnel consideration.
Prepares fee regul et t ons, fee license fees ; ceployee occupat 6ena l sa f et y and ac tion doc ument s; adm i ni s t r at ion of t ne bord scnedules and procedures. Pertootcally reviews
, mat er i a l s v,alth servtces; and special staf f susport.
Proceutng progree for the Agency, and direction schedules for updat t ng and modi f f Cat ion.
hRC wide AIConel and Drug atmse Program Annually analyfes functions, senpower, and costs of an of sett offices for determining fee base. Ma i n-Conducts a continu6ng revlew of admintstrative p,,c,,,
Dane 4 J. Donoghue proc edures, polic tes and progrees within the tains followup progree to assure fee paye*nts and Ins titutes en f ort eeent procedures when Denm De Pea G Norry Of fice of Adelaistrat ton and prepares appropri-appropriate Worst with other f.overnment agen-U att recommendations for change cies to provide consistency in fee progress.
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DIVISION OF ORG ANilAflON DIVISION OF TECHNICALINFORMATION Managernent Dewenpenent end DtvlSION OF SECURITY AND PE RSONNE L AND DOCUMENT CONT ROL Tranwie StaN Plans. develops end implement s polictes and programs to provide for the develoceent of SE5 c apsidetes and incumbente and s@ port the (we page lg) dow pey lTl twe rage 181 E mecutive Resources Board, and to improve inc umbent managerial performance; participates in establishing recrut teent cetteria and pro-vides policy direction and adelatstration of the IIRC Intern Program; eentnisters and budgets for Dwortrw Paul E. Bad Dwortar Raymond J Brady Dweetor W.Iharn J. Bess,
technical and non-technical training (e= cept for specialized inspec tor training program) to maintain and/or taprove job performance and to meet NRC future needs; structures career development patterns and implements necessary I
I associated training programs to support upward mobilit y and equal emp loyment opportunity principles; and advises 4RC managament of AND ATIONS T
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U.S NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ ATION CH Atf DIVISION OF ORG ANIZATION AND PE RSONNF L Administers, directs, coordinates, and proeulgates policies, standards, p rocedures, and programs for personnel canagement and organi24 tion ac t i v i t ies, including staf fing and placement services and information, posillog tlassif1 Cations / evaluations, personnel resources and employ-ment prJpans, personnel policy and program development. Federal labor relations and employee relations se rvices, organization analyses, staf fing ana l yses, sanagement analyses, and the agenc y 's position management program; serves as Secretariat and O&P liaison and provides program support to the E xecutive Resources Board, provides O&P program coordinasion ta the E necutive Resources Management Cnemittee and the f aecutive Development Committee; and provides Division aministrativa services.
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I Pohey and Prograrn Development Branch Lahne Relations Branch Orgarwa e and Evaluation Branch ed revelops and implements agency labor-management Provides organitational analyses related to Develops and interprets policies, standa rds,
n procedures applicable to all phases of nerson&l relations program and serves as agency coritect en reorganitation proposals, organ 12atten studies, management and pay administ ration; develops, suc h matters with the Union including grievances organ t rational structure and staf fing p l ans,
and prom lgates personnel management and alleged unf air labor practice charges; nego-organiz ation policy and standards deve l opment,
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programs ; provides jersonnel policy guidance and tlates and administers all collective bargaining and long-range organt r ational alternatives and supporting services for NRC of f ices; develops agreements; administers the agerity grievance and provae plans; provides management analyses Seatee f aecutive 5ervice pollcies and procedures; appeal processes; provides advice to management on relat ed to grade cont ro l, positinn monitoring per f orms research in personne t manaq*eent tech-disc iplinary and adverse ac tions; provides and ac countability, and personnel resources; niques and practices; conducts special personnel eag loyee rs tations support services involving evaluates personnel management prograes; and st udies and projects; and coordinates personnel healt h and lif e insurance, Civil Service Retire-p l ans, deve lops, and administers t he agency's f orms development f or O&P.
ment Program, and federal injury compensation; and position management program, administers t he NRC incentive awards progr ess.
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recruitment programs for professional personnel, intern and entry-level including professional p l ac ement, secret arial and clerical p l ac ement,
personnel, college CD-OP personnel. secretarial and clerical personcei, i nter-agenc y p l acement, special employment peograms placement, sa lary and special employment programs personnel; coordinates and provides setting and pay policy implementation, employee referrals and qualifica.
t ions ev a l ua t ions, and employee counseling; administ ers the agent y 's support services for special employment programs; operates the applicant review systes; and conducts pay comparability studies.
c lassif ic at ion and position evaluat ion prog-se and per forms posit ion evaluations and job audits; provides Senior f uecutive Service (5E 5) staf fing and plac ement, 5t$ salary set t ing and pay policy imp l ement a-tion, 5f 5 position sanagement and evaluation, and seeves as Italson and provides progree support to the (secutive Staf fing Crievoittee; pror ewes and ennitors romultant appointments; prepares, procet 'es, and maintains pe rsonne l dat a, records, and repnets; manages NRC Cettral Support Unit and administers F0la and Privacy Act operat 60m within OAP.
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.ee d health, real and personal property, f acilit ies and Administers esecution of NGC wide operations support programs.
eccupat ional health and safety progree for safe working environment OweN John H. Corley for hec *eployees and public vstng D'outy Darectne Georgo M Ferrouw DR. f ac t llties, agency Wety and e*ealth Ma*eger James B Frye Swlding and Operereons Sreich Tew h Bem M*'"*""
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B'anch Branch Istablishes policles. Standards and Provides direct support in issuina Toordt nates and provides support Develops and administers polli,ies, procedures for hec wide space and and processing travel author 12atier, services to h4C Meadquarters in areas s tandards and procedures govern t ag buildings aceut sition and wt t i t ra-requests, including change of off t-of sail rec e i pt,
processing, htC conduc t of teletoomunication t 60n and motor vehicle operations.
ciel station and reporting to first delivery and dispatch, and outside ac t ivities. and provides arx! op-Provides and coordinates support official station; securing travel n ti-Messenger Service.
erstes communicat ion systees in a
services for het Headquarters space.
reservations for foreign and domes-support of Headquarters operations; Dulldings and facilities. Maintains tic travelers, securing passports maintelns reviews of Regional Cffice liaison with C' a. other F ederal for foreign travelers; issuing telecommunications; assures imple-agencies aad State and local airline tictets and travel advances.
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meretation of Federal standards and requirements for to leroenunications serv tr es within
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Property and Suppiv Branen Direc t s and performs ac tf vities related to manageoent of persor.al property, genera l supplies inventory, marehousing l
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000 ant 2 ATION CH ART U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Dtvi$10N OF SECURITY Deve l op s, adelnisters, and st rec ts overall NRC security program; assures safeguarding of National Security inf ormation and Restricted Data within the NRC program; assures sefeguarding of NRC sensitive unclassified matter including NRC telecosumunications of significant intelligence value; assures physical protection of NRC Headquarters buildings, Regional Of fices, and contractor f acilities; and provides advice and assistance ce security matters Dwector Ravenond J. Brady i
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Information Secunty Branch f aedeties and Systems Security Branch Develops personnel serwrity polic ies and Develess NRC Securtty policies e*w* procedures Operates NRC security clas sification, Operates prograes for physical protection of standards; operates program to detemine the including publishing NRC Security directives; declassification and downgrading progrees; classified information, documents and mate-eligibility of individuals for NRC access security education and training; the Freedce p avides intelligence support to the Commis-rial under securit y cogntrance of MRC to author f ration er security clearance pursuant of Informatton Frogree for the Olvision; pro-sten and other NRC of fices; administers the safeguard sensitive unciassified mat ter to the procedures of 10 CF R Part 30, vides kRC asetnistrative and progree support Foreign Disclosure of Information Program fo'-
including NRC telecommunications of signif f-Chapter 1; administers c lassif ied visit to Division personnel; and conducts special NRC and administers NRC info *oation security cent intelligence v a lue, and to physically control progres; coordinates Privacy Act studies and anafyses of MRC Security progree.
and counter-intelligence security program.
protec t NRC headquarters buildings, Regional requests related to systems of records under Of f ices, and cont ractor f acilities. E stao-the c ont rol of t he Olvision of Securit y; lishes and conducts inspections of NRC secu-ma t ntains records of all classi f ied visits rity f acilities Administers NRC camputer, and personnel security c learance ac t icas.
communications, technical and physical security programs, as se t t as secer t ty infract ten vtolation program Cheef Marten J. Kmg Chef Duane G. Kaid Cherf Rolert F. Whopp Chief Frank A. Naturo f E BRUARY 1. '*E2 PAGE Iy
NftC Foren 30 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGO ANIZATION CH ARY DIVISION OF TICHNICAL INFORMATION AND DOCUVE NT CONTROL Responsible for the planning and direction of the NRC tech-nical information and document control progrees. This in-ciudes the planfting and development af technical inforse-tion functions and information earhange progress; develop-sent, administration and manageeent of document control and disseetnation pr= grams; the production, etaluation, storage, dissemination and retrieval of documents; development and lapienentation of NRC design policies and activities; and NRC liaison =1 *h the Joifit Committee on Printing owector Wdham J. Besaw Deputy Dweciar Myrna L Steele Pohey and Pubhcations CRESS Bronch P"at'ng and Gras *ses Document Manarment M8a*9" ment Branch Branch Branch provides automated reports proces-Develops or manages development sing and Pr**'Mading s'r
Oevelops and esistains policies.
Provides agency wide service for all nC eMi s.
cill tes and ieplementation of division pmeduns, standards, and guide-the receipt, disseeination, stor-c-ica a
a lines and penides hadpaden age, utrical and sale of W policy related to NRC wide respon, C [5$ And other NRC of f fCese direction and coordination for the publications and doCueentation.
sibilit ies for NRC publications.
Provides WRC wide pubitcation con-Regions, laboratories, etc.
Scans nRC printing, graph ic s, audio-Develops and implements polic ies t rol end proc essing technical pt M M Ws % W Ha%
visual and niated ac t M t ies,
for papark management under W or fme aut mated eW pment Approves and pronsses nquest s Paperwork Reduc tion Ac t.
records writing and editing and transle-tion services Pubilshes WRCI's.
(y dec, etc) onto CM 55 dioettes r,lating to printing, duplicatleg/
sanagement, correspondence manage-y for Mels'en.
U5's n ins *f 8 Title List Journal and abstract /
copying, graph ic s, audiovisual, ment, forms management, and micro-compatible word pmessing con
- indes journal of regulatory and photography, and other operations graphic manageoefit and serv ic e..
trac tor to keep wortioad manage-envolved in the branch.
technical npods, able Provides Composit ion of regulatory guides and t ransc r ip-tion service Chief Ann Savotawen Chef Joanne M Johansen N
l Records Services Branch Lebtery Branch P l ans. direc t s and coordinates all adelnistrative staf f support De velops, acquires, and ma6ntains activit ies concerned with the library collec tions to support perf ormance and sa f etenance of of ficial ac t ivit ies of haC; pro-c ent ra li sed, of ficial licensing vides ref erence, I t terat ure (10 Cf R Part 50),
subject and searc hing and circulation ser-project rec ords.
Develops and vices; develops and ma 6ntains administers the classified doc u-speciallied legislative library sent progree for the accords Ser-service and a non-loan codes and vices Branch. Controls the estab-s t andards c o l lec t i on,
provides i t shment and maintenance of the library support services for all L icense Author i t y rec ords,
et ter headquarters libraries and Ut ili tes spec ial computerf ted Regtonal Of fires.
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ORG ANIZ AflON CH ART U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DivistON OF RULES AND RECORDS Develops and recommends pelley, procedures and ru1** ap-pliCahte to, and is responsible for, laptementation of the f reedom of Information and Privacy Acts and the Regulatory flestbility Ac t ; develops and reviews amendment s to NRC regulations and petitions for rulemak ing; responsible for providing advice and assistance ta MRC of f ices and the public regartling NRC reggiations and procedures for filing petitions for rulemaking; direct s and coordinates NRC Local Pubile Document Room activities.
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I Froedom of informatson Rules and Procedures Local Pubic Docurnant and Prwary Branch Branch Room Branch Develops and armeinisters policies and procedures Develops and reviews amendments to hRC requia-Develops, rec ommends, and isolements programs.
to implenent NRC compliance with the treedom of tions and other f ederal Register notices; pro-p l ans, and procedures governing the organ t r a-Inforestion Act (FOIA) and Privacy Act (PA);
vides advice and assistance to NRC of fices tion, objectives, and activities of local pubile provides advice, assistance, and support to NRC regarding the Regulatory f lexibilit y Ac t and document rooms (LPORs); coordinates the collec-of f ic es regarding 701A and PA act 6 vities and the preparation of rulemaking papers and t ian, distribution, and categoritation of all responsibilities; interprets requests, coordia pet itions for rulemaking; responds to pubi tc do( ument s provided to L PDRs, and sa f etains pates responses, reviews documents for esempt inquiries regarding NRC regulations and pro-liaison with the public, local of fiCials, appli*
mater i a l, and arranges for entensions of re-cadures for f iling pet itions for rulemak ing; c ent s, licensees. and the staf f regarding the sponse time as necessary.
and prepares and issues the publications 'hRC conduc t and establishment of LPORs and the Rules and Regulations" and ' Nuclear Regulatory availability of hRC records.
Commission issuances."
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osaamranon cuaer U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OlvlSION OF CONTR ACTS aesponsible for development and implementation of agency-wide cont racting policies and procedures.
Directs and coordinates all contracting and purchasing activities for htC. ficluding contractor selection. negot i at ion, admi ni s-tration and close-out.
Provides advice and assistance to NRC progree ef ficials relative to procurement regulations and requirements and means of meeting progree objec tives consistent with such requirements.
Direc tor Edward L Heimei Operations Support Brench Techmral Awstsice conttarts 8 reich Assists the Direc tor and assumes primary agency perferos the total contracting f unc tion, including responsibility for development of MRC wtoe pol tc tes, regulations, s t amterds, and procedures selection, negotiation, administration and close-out relating to contracting. procurpeent and financial ac t i v i t ies, in support of technical assistance needs of NRC Of fices and Divi s tons.
NRC programs suo-as s i s t anc e.
aesponsible for the Agency's grants program including negotiation, administration and ported by the branch inclurie those relating te nale-er health and saf ety, ant itrust matters. Iicensing c l ose-out act iv 6 t tes.
Manages the Division's and hearings activities, nuclear materials aad f uel small and disadvant aged bus iness progree.
Pro-vides for development, management, and maintenance cycle f acility safety and s a f eguards, and other needs associated with NRC's licensing and regulatory of the Olvision's cont rac t inf ormation s ys tee.
Responsible for preparation of Dietston's budget respons t bt i t ties.
and spec ial stat is tical and management report s.
htablishes and maintains the Bidder's melline list and provides administrative services for the Olv 6 sion CM ef Ronald O. Thoppson (hief Mary Jo Mattia Admensstratwe Contracts Branch Reeserch Contracts Branch Performs the total contracting function, inc luding Performs the total contracting function. Including selection, negotiation, administration and close-out selec tion, negotiation, administration and close-out activities in support of the administrative contract ectivities. in support of research and technical needs of NRC Of fices and 06 visions. Ac tivit ies i n-assistance needs of NRC Offices and Divisions. Areas clude the small purchasing function, purchases via G5A of confirmatory assessment research relattaq to 11-and other inter agency arrangements. coordination and censing and other regulatory acttvities of NRC which review of NRC Regtonal Of fices' procur**ent activities are assigned to the branch include programs involving as well as major purchases of those goods and services safety. Sa f eguards, f uel cyc le and environmental providing administrative support to NRC program research, and f unc tions related thereto requiring activities.
cont rac t support.
Provides contrac t support for development of guides, standards and codes, and i n-spection and enforcement activttles.
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ant 2 AftON CH ART OFFICE OF T6+E E XECUtivE LEGAL DIRECTOR Provides Executive Director for Operations and Offices reporting to the EDO with legal opinions and advice with respect to all activities of the NRC; provides interpretation of laws, regulations ano other sources of authority, and the legal form and content of pro-posed of ficial actions; represents and protects the c,,, am,,,,,,
laterests of NRC in aministrative proceedings before E secutive lesd Directo, other administrative bodies; prepares or concurs in all
_ Assists the Esecutive Legal Otrector in the develop-contractual document s,
interagency agreements, ment of legal policy and in deteretning solutions to delegations of author i t y, regulations, orders, 11-unusual and couples problems in new and developing ceases, and other legal documents, and prepares legal areas of nuclear energy regulations, including but interpretations t hereof; rev i ews and directs patent not Itaited to, waste management, enrichment and work; represents the NRC in legal matters with gow-fuel reprocessing f ac ilit ies, safeguards and ernment agencies, foreign governments, or the public, futemaking and enforcement activities of the NRC, except for those satters specifically delegated to the General Counsel.
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Provides progree analys t s end direction of program support ac tivities fee the Off 9Ce of the EkeCutive Assists the E xecutive legal Director in the develop-DEPUTY EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR tegal Director, aespenstele for progres devotopeent and evaluation in the areas of resource uttitratten sent of legal policy and advice bearing on esport of nuclear materials and f ac i t tties, including Assists, and acts in the absence of, the Enecutive personnel management and organ 1 rational planning and development of regulations, review of license Legal Director in providing the f aecutive Director analysis. Provides of f fee services incluolag person-applicattens, hearings on emport 16 cense applica-for operations and of fices reporting te the lD0 with net, equf pment, space, correspondence control, sof t tions and other Comeission activities involving legal optolons and advice with respect to all and records control and estatains law t tbrary func-international activittes or considerations.
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DivlSION ADMINISTR ATtON DivlSiON OlvlSION E NF ORCEME NT DIVISION Develops and reviews NRC Provides legal advice and 4,,,,,,,,3,o,,,,,,,,,,,,,,g Represents t he NRC staff in policy deding eth licensing of pub t le rutemaking hearings; regulations and guides per-assistance to NRC of fices tinent to licensing and con.
involved in interagency and advises and represents the nucleer plants. provertes advice Cf fices of Inspection and st ruc tion of nuclear f acil-International agreements, re-and consultation in connection wth E nf orcement, Nuclear katerial Sties and use of nuclear search cont racting, pa tent s
- heWth wid Wetw envuonmentW wid Safety and Safeguards, and mat er i a l., interprets regula-budget, sec uri t y, and adm i n-witorun assues and represents the Nuclear Reactor Regulation in tions and statutes relevant to Istrative functions.
Repre-NRC,,en putilic h,earingt on,,thene issue, enforcement proceeding
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legal analyses of those au-bearings involving procurement,
,,on permits aid operating license, agaf ast licensees involving fepositf en of Civil penalties, thorities impacting on NRC.
personnel, personnet security, for nuclear facitetes and amendenents labor relations and equal ameneen t s,
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termination of licenses.
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Counsel Jay W Unynard Counes E dward S Chriuenhury Counel James P Uweay Assistant Chet AS*'stant Chef As,istant Chief Assestant Chef N'8'*9 CO "*Il Wying Counsel HeMing Coupel Antitrust C"emset Weeng C,ounsel n
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGO AN!! ATION CH Att OF FICE OF T HE CON T ROL L E R Cevelops and maintains NRC financial and sanpower manageoeat programs including policies, procedures, and standards of accounting, budgeting, pricing for autoestic data processing equipment, accounting for capi-talized propert y, and related report i ng, necessary to N#C direct and c ent rac t operations and tfie fiscal cont rol of NRC f unds; administers financial functions for NRC; maintains listson with Of fice of Management and Budget and other government agencies, Congressional cosmettees, and industry in areas of the Controller's responsioiltty.
Contmeter Learned W Sarty E macuine Assettarit Charles A Berheeth Jr I
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DIVISPON OF ACCOUNTING DIVISION OF SUDGET AND RESOURCES ANALYSES Dev e l ops, sa i nt a i ns, and applies everall policies, principles, standards and Develops and esintains overall policies and proc edures for formulating and procedures for financ ial and cos t account ing and report ing, automatic data esecuting NRC budgets, develops at d adminiMers httC authorization er I appropri-processing equipment acquisition, pricing, and financial arrangements unoer NRC at ton f unding legislation, moni tors the esecution of approved budge t s, and contracts; provides advice and assistance to the Commission, the EDO and NRC maintains liaison with the Of fice of management and Budget and Congressional of fices on the interpretation and application of policies in assigned areas.
comei ttees.
Owee tor Avo s Pughee Dwerior tomen G Irwer Daouty Dwartor Graham D a -
D*nuty Director R. chant P ehun.wa, i
Financial Operations Branch Budget Operanon and Systems Devesoornent Branch Plans, establishes and eatatains accounting and internal controls of MRC Direct s process of funds control; assists Cassission and EDO staf f appropriat ions; maintains overall NBC funds records and coatrolling of fices in Booget f ormulation; prepares and issues alluteents and finan-account s; pre 9 ares special ana1ysis, financial statements and eport s ;
establishes and maintains inventory of NPC capitalized property; main-cial plans and participates in appropriation f earings; masotains contin-unus review of performance against financial p lans f or EDO and Ceesis-tains centralized payroll accounting and reporting functions; maintains sion staf f of f ices and APM, develops autherlaation and appropriation centralized -travel accounting and reporting f unctions; esintains cen-language; manages budger systes development ; reviews Congressional tralized governmental and commercial vendors accounting and reporting budget transcripts for Marc; coordinates compilation of budget suteis-functian; provides necessary f tscal service for NRC, stans to OMB and Congress; preparen required 4-11 information for OMB, Chef witharn E. Me wwi Chef F snancial Systems and Prormdures Beanrh tester J 5:*aub Develops polic ies, pr i nc i p l es, standards and procedures for general account ing and reporting ac tivit ies NRC's financial management t rif orce-p,,g,
t ion systees relating to accounting satters, anci practices gove ning Cost principles and other f inanc ial arrangements under NRC contracts, Conducts agency level review and analyses of program of fices ( NilR,
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'ncluding aspects of automatic data processing acquisition activitiesi
[(, ggs$, and pE$) annual budget sutweissions; analyzes budget sutsis-provides tec hnical support to users of Diviston's computer based sYs-sions and coordinates preparat ton of NRC budget suteissions for submis-sion to Oms and Congres s; partic ipates in Congress 60nal hearings on tems; coordinates and monitors day-to-day operation of onsite computer, budget estimates ; maint ains continuous re v i ew of perforeence against f inancial plans and evaluates use of resources (funding and manpower)
Chief fieanor et siark agains t program of fice budget plan; rev i ews and processes f inancial plans ; toitiates reprograseing actions as needed, provic'es advice and assistance to the progree of fices throughout the tiud et formulation and Resources Andv1rs Beanch esecut ion viases.
Develops polic ies, formulates plans and perf ores analyses to provide th*
Chef Director, Division of Budget and F* sources Analyses, the Controller, the N rholes Monarn. Jr I DO and the Commission with recommend 4t ions on resource requirement s wh ic h egact on the ef fectiveness and ef ficiency of MRC, contributes to the des egri and development of the NRC Multi-Veer Budget; evaluates the relat tonship bef =cen NRC resource reqmts and the actual resource allo-cetion; analyres major isse in I tqht of resources required to accom-pi tsh NRC goals; de ve l op g met hods for it.e detereinat ron of resourc e requi rreret s and evaluat a an of resourc e ut i li z at ion, supervises cos t analys t s to ensure c omp l i ant e with prov is ions of OMB Circular A-lh Chef Ahn B. W enrestiqbarn
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NRC Form 30 11-Mi OeO AM12 ATION CH AST U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF EOUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Develops and recommends for approval by the inocu-tive Direc tor for Operations overall N#C policy prov iding for equal employeent opportunity in all aspects of Federal personnel practice; recommends improvements or corrections needed in personnel management with respect to achieving equal emp loy-sent opportunity; monitors and evaluates the af fir-sative action program and assists in assuring com-pliance with NRC policy on equal employment oppor-tunity; serves as contact with local and national public and private organizations in order to f acilitate the NRC equal employment opportunity program.
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OaOAN12 ATION CH AST OFFICE OF UANAGEMENT AND PROGR AF.9 ANALYSIS Develops and adelnisters ADP peitcy and procedures including agency's ADP Planning 5taf f long-range ADP plan and budget. Provides automated system development and prograneing support to NRC of fices. Provides technical assistance Develops long-range plan for using automated to scientific computer program users. Conducts reviews of proposed ADP systees, techniques, and equipment to sat isfy systees and evaluates esisting systees to ensure accountability of ADP hec's informatton ne+ds.
Develops agency resources. Negotiates and manages interanency and contractor camputer policy and procedures to implement long-range service agreements. Develops management information for EDO and other plan ence approved. le developing long-range of f ices.
Issues periodic and special reports for EDO, WRC of fices, plan, conducts reviews of esisting agency Congress and other government aoencies and the public. Assists EDO in information systems to identify user needs NRC budget review process.
Provides the (D0 and Commissioners with and overlap or duplication between systees.
information on NRC programs and issues of major significance. Assists other of fices in applying statistical theory and methods to agency Director stiomas C.
Thayer programs.
D6 rector ( Acting)
Harold 5. Bassett Deputy Director Harold 5. Bassett i
Managree*t Information tranch Automated Systees Branch DIf!sION OF AUT0a# TIC DATA pROrE55!4fi SUPPf)RT Provides automated systee development and progreening manages and updates various information systees on NRC Develops and imp leoents automated hec sanagement support to 4RC of fices. Conducts reviews of proposed regulatory progrees. Issues analyses, special stud 6es.
inf ormation and cont eel sys t ees.
Develops budget ADP systees. Evaluates existing systems applie.ations and periodic reports based on these systees to meet
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procming equipment to support management information compliance with ADP standards for systees documenta-requirement s arwf cost estimates for automatic data and ensures accountability of ADP resources. monitors t he needs of the NRC, other government agenC les,
licensees, and the pubitt for timely, accurate data, systems. Administers interagency agrecoent for com-tion. hegotiates and manages certain contracter com-puter timesharing services.
puter service agreceents and coordinates agency ADP activities with other Federal agencies.
Chief Richard A.
Hartfield Chief Isaac A.
Elek g
, 9 Applied Statistics GraMh Analysis and PlannNg Scanch anagenet Mtems hamh Provides ADP services to akC staf f to develop, Provides evaluation and technical assistance to NRC Responds to requests f rom the EDO and Commisstoners maintain and operate administrative information staf f te apply sound stat 6stical practices to technia for information on NRC prograss and issues of major systees. Provides ADP advisory and technical cal and aosinistrative agency programs.
Conducts signi ficance. Participates in formulating NRC plan-assistance to NRC sanagement and principal staf f nudies and revlews; prepares and presents testioony ning assumpt ions for buriget purposes.
Reviews Develops budget requirements and cost estimates involving statistical technology. Provides educational value/lepac t analyses associated with regulatory for procurce.nt of administrative ADP equipment, ac*ivities in statistics for hRC staf f, ac tions.
Administers management directives system.
sof tware and services. Evalsates ef fectiveness Develops and maintains an accountabilif v system that and ef f iciency of esisting ADP equipment and Chief ( Acting) tee R.
Abranson meet s the E D0's needs and links closely with the estes recommendat ions for replacement and/or Commission's requirements for information.
upgrading of equipment and systems as necessary.
Chief Asa R.
f rost. Jr.
Special Projects Branct Chief ( Acting)
John W.
Clart Panages and publ6thes special reports such as the NRC t
6C ogra ne peinel at % panch Annual Deport. Coordinates and prepares NRC responses Provides AuP servic es to Nkt staf f to develop, to congressional questions and maintains an inforea-tiog retrieval systee. Coordinates the correction of update, and operate technical computing systees.
Provides technical assist ance, t ra i n i ng, and transcripts of congressional testimony. Prepares and Sys tem dncumentation to scient ific computer edits special reports, speeches, briefings and other i n f ormat ion issuances users.
Manages and develops support contracts required for the automat 6en of sys tees.
f eatu-Chief ( Acting)
William J.
fLeher ates WeC t hss and *Wc hecy M M st bg ADP hardware, sof tware, services and techniques.
Procures ADP equ ipment, sof tware, and services to support NRC technical staf f.
Chief James A.
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION oeoamiranoes enaer OF FICE OF INTE RN ATIONAL PROGR AMS Pl ans, develops, and teplements progrees of laternat tanal cooperation and licensing of nuclear emports and toports.
Formule+.es and recommends policies concerntng nuclear esports and toports. international safeguards, and nonpro-literation matters.
Director James R.Shea Deputy Dweetor Jows* D Laneur,Jr.*
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR FOR ERPORT.lMPORT FOR INTE RNATIONAL coOPE RATION AND INTE RN ATION AL SAF E GUAR DS Plans, develops. and Septements international nuclear safety Participates in planning and fomulation of MRC policies on inf ormation enchange progrees, working relationships with emport-taport Itcensing, nonprellferation issues, and inter-f aternational nuclear organisations and other involved U,L national safeguards; receives and reviews applications for.
Covernment agencies, and provides general liaison with other and as appenpriate, issues emport and leport licenses as the Nec of fices having interest or respons te t i t ty in areas of Coseission directs; obtains and evaluates information from internat ional cooperation. Part f Cipates in formulation of other N#C and U.S.
Government of fices in consideration of policy on the above.
license applications, Am.stant Dweetor Jawoh D Lamur, Jr
- Anstant Dweetor Jarnes 9 Devine
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oeoamization cwnot U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION i
OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS tev iews. recoseends, and directs NRC progree af cooperation and liaison with St ates, local governments, and interstate organizations; adetnisters State Agreceents program; pre-vides training for State and local goverment personnel in radiation control progrees; cooperates with other NGC of fices and U.S. Government agencies having State and inter-state responsibilities; adelnisters indrenification program; performs review of financial qualificat6 ens of licensees.
Derector G. Wayne Ken ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRf CTOR FOR FOR ST4TE AGREEMENTS PROGRAM STATE AND LICEnsf E Rf LATIONS hegotiates, implemenis and manages the State Agreements pro-Participates in formulation of policies involving W /$ tate gree under the provisions of Section 274 of the Atomic cooperation and liaison; develops and directs aeninistrative E nergy Act of 19')4, as amended, monitors State Agreements aed contractual programs for coordinating and int egrating program to evaluate continued compatibility and adequacy; F ederal and State regulatory activities; maintains liaison provides and coordinates training and technical assistance with and provides guidance and support to State, interstate, to Agreceent States.
regional. and quest governmental organizations, NRC of fices and other Government agencies on regulatory matters; moni-tors nuclear-related State legislative and esgulatory ac tivities; plans, d i rec t s, and coordinates activities of State liaison of ficers located in Regional Of fices; provides f inancial quellf ication reviews; eanages indeenification program; coordinates with States on need for power and par-ticipates in formulation of policy on decommissioning costs.
Assistant Directer Donald A. Nussbaumer Assistant Of rector Jerome Saltzman l
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ AtlON CH Ati 0Ff ICf 60E AhALV$l$ AND (VALUATION OF OPf RATIchst DA T A Responsible for the analysis and evaluation of nperational safety data associated with all N#C-Itcensed activities and the feedbacs of such analyses to improve saf ety.
This of fice w6l1 provide agency coordination of operational data collection, storage, and retrieval activities; systematically and independently analyre and evaluate operational emperience (e.g.. ((Rs); feed back the lessons inherent in operational emperience to NRC licensing, standards, and inspection activtties and to licensees for all NRC-licensed activi-vert fying, un n appropriate, that action has been t ies, inc luding e
implemented in response to the feedhacs; assess overall ef fective-ness of the agency wide operational saf ety data progree; and act as a focal point for interaction with outside organtiations cedicated to operational safety d4ta analysis and evaluation. These activi-ties include reporting quarterly to Congress on
- normal occurrences.
Direc tor Carlyle Michelson Deputy Director C. J. Heltenes, Jr.
Program Technology Branch Reactor Operations Analysts Branch Nonreactor Assessment Staf f Performs the review, analysis, and evaluation of safety emperience f rom licensed nuclear Perfores support in the areas of policy Perforos the review. analysis, and evaluation f uels and redteac t ive materials f acilities development, of fice administration. data pro
- of reactor operating experience in order to and ac t iv i t ies, including byproduct, source gram management, and issuance of reports and identify actions that will improve public and special nuclear materials and associated health and safety, reac t or site aW t ransportation s teps. in publications on itees of import ance to nuclear power plant safety-order to identify ac tions that will improve public health and safety.
Chief ( Acting)
C. J. Heltemes, Jr, Chlef Vacant Chlef Itathleen M Slac k
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION oeoanizanon ci a8:
OF F#CE OF SMALL AND DISADV ANTAGED BUSINESS UTILIZATI We P l ans, develops and ieplements an effecttee small and disadvantaged bus t ness program in accordance wi th the Small Business Ar t as amended.
Insures that appropriate consideration is given .e Labor Serplus area fires and Women Business Enterwises te compliance with PL.95-89 and f oecutive Order 12138.
Mainteles 11stson with oth*r Government agencies and trade associations. Coordinates efforts
=t th the D i rec tor. Ot eiston of Centracts, and Directors of other af fected of fices.
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s U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OG O AN12 ATION CH ARI 0FFICE OF NUCLE AR MATERI AL $AFETY AND 5AFIGUARDS Responsfl'1e for ensuring public hea)th and safety, and protecting the national security and environmental values in the licensing and regulation of facilities Program $upport $ ranch aN materials associated with the processing, trans-Assists in planntag, coordinatf ag, directing and port and handling of nuclear materials, and the esecuting administrative affairs of the Of fice, dtsposal of nuclear waste, under the atomic Energy Act including contractual arrangements and agree-of 1954, as amended, and the Energy Reorganif ation Act ments, budget formulation, fiscal management, of 1974.
Responsible for review and assessment of management surveys and directives, personnel safeguards against potential threat s, thef ts, and administration and training; provides technical sabotage for licensed f acilities, including reactors assistance and support to Director in evaluating and materials. Responsible for regulation of uranium recovery f acilities under the tiranium Mill Tailings proposed activities or positions and admints-tering highly technical projects.
Radiation Control Act of 197T.
Chef Rohert $. Becean, Jr.
Director John G. Davis Deputy Olrector Donald 9. Mausshardt Assistant to the Director Robert 5. Brown. Jr.
DIVISON OF F UE L CYCLE DIVISION OF SAFEGUARDS AND M ATE RIAL SAFETY lace page 301 la page 311 DivistON Oe w ASTE M ANAGEMENT (we page 341 FtSRUARY 1. Icyt2 PAGE 29
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION COO ant 2 AtlON CH AOf Of Vl90N OF FUE L CYCL & AND M A f f RI AL SAF E T V Perfocos NRC's principal licensing and regu!ation activities associated with the processing, t r ansport, and handling of nuclear materials and involving factlities and materials licensed under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as seended, and the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974, as amended.
Director
- .ichard E. Cunningham Deputy Director ilmes F. Carter, Jr.
I Uranium f uel Licensing Branch Material t scensing Branch l
Corduc ts sa f ety ana l y s es, i tcens t ag, and f ollowup rev i ew of natural of l uranium con ersion plants and production plants, enrichment plants, and Conduc t safety analyses, licensing. and followup review of use v
uranium f uel f abrication p l an t s. Conducts analysis and planning for byproduct, source and special nuc lear materials, including as possible environmental radiation release situations which may originate nec essary, preparation of en iromental assessments and impac t v
from any operation Ilc*nsed by the Division of Fuel Cycle and Material statements.
Saf ety.
Chief Ralph C. Page Chief Vandy L. Mit ter Advanced Fuel and spent Fuel Ltrensing Branch Me.erial Certification and Procedures Branch Con?r's saf ety analyses, l 6 cens ing, and followup review of endependent Develops techntcal and policy or' t ons for regulations and regula-irradiated fuel storage f acilities, interim storage of low-level waste tory guides to improve regulation of byproduct, source, and et reactor sites, chemical repro (essing f actlities, and advanced f uel special nuc lear materials.
Certifies adequacy of design of sealed f abrication plants.
sources and devices.
Chief teland C. Rouse Chief Bernard Singer Transportation Certification Branch conduc ts safety analyses and approval of containers for shipment of f tssile and Type O quantitice of radioactive materials; implements such nu actions as required by hRC and coordinates activities with agenc ies having parallel or overlapping jurisdiction such as DOE, states, and I AE A.
Chief Charles E. MacDonald f[9RUARY1 19R2 PAGf31
U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 000 ANIZ ATION CH Atf DIVISION OF SAF L.iUAROS Conducts principal safeguards licensing and regulatory functions applicable ta nuclear eaterials and activttles, f Jel c ycle f acilities and nuc lear f acilities and nuclear reactors licensed un@e the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended.
Assesses threat and ident ifies potential safe-guards weatnesses in lfcensed activities. Reviews licensing and retransfer requests and supports I AE A safeguards activities.
Dweetor Robert F Burnett Depufy Dweetor Donald R Chagelt i
4:eriai transfe, Sc ticensing Sc ticensing e.ucy and erogreet Branch Reviews and develops gener t C safeguards regulatory policies. Conducts studies and coordinates with etner conducts safeguards licensing and regulatory reviews Dranches. of fices, and agenc es to resolve generic related to nuclear eaterials transportation activ e-safeguards issues.
Perforos Division planning and ties.
Reviews esport Ilceastag and retrans fer develops and monitors the Safeguards Division budget.
requests and supports leplementation of the 05/la(4 Develops Division research requirements, and leads safeguards agreement and US ef forts to strengthen lata agenty wide review Of safeguards researcft and techni*
safeguards.
Manage
- pewelopment stad utilitation af the safeguards information systes..
cet assistaxe projects.
Chief Theodore 5. Shere Chief Robert A. E ric s son Power peactor SG Licensing 8 ranch f uel Facilities Sc Licensing Scanch Conducts safeguards licenstag cad regulatory rev i ews related to power reactors. (nnduCts on-st te regula-Conducts safeguards licensing and regulatory res t ews tory ef fectiveness reviews. assesses threat and Ode"II' related to f resh fuel, nuclear fuel f aCIItties, inde*
f les potential safeguards weak nesses la licensed pendent spent fuel storage installations, and fionpower activities.
reactors. Performs 10 Ct R Part 75 licensing reviews in support of I AE A Treaty implementation,
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' iVILON OF WASTE M ANAGEMINT Of rects the N#C's principal licensing and regulatory activities assoc 1-ated with the manageeent and disposal of nuclear weste and spent fuel involving weste f act lities and waste eaterials licensed undee the Atootc Energy Act of 1954 as amended, the E nergy teorgantaatf an Act of 19 4 ; the National invironmental Policy Act of 1%9 and the Uranius Mlli fallings Radiation Control Ac t of 1978. As Program Area manager for the Waste Management Progree Area, the Director establishes and achieves agency goals and objectives for the program, ensuring that the program contains the necessary agency wide components; resolves dif ferences of opinion among supporting of fices concerning resources or scope and direction of the program, and ensures that program plans.
PPeG wei teups, and pregram area brieffngs reflect agenc y perspective and adequately treet the contributions of supporting of fices.
Director John 8. Martin Deputy Dworsnr Rotwrt E. Brown.ng i
I LoveLeve6 Ware Lorenseg Oranch Licenseg Proress and Inteyation Mranch Wgh Level Waste fechneral Developergat Branch Defines and esecutes the technical asststaace progree to identify, develop, and provide the technical info" supervises and manages the Division P l ane t ag. Pro-Defines and esecutes the teChatCal assistance progree gras, and Budgeting Systnes for an int egrated NRC to identify, develop, and provide the techntral infor-set tee needed to support the regulations an6 regula-Waste management Progras, including legislative and eation on repository siting and design needed ta tery guidance for licens ing and regula ting the policy analyses pertaining to NRC waste Management support the regulations and regufatory guidance for disposal of low-level waste.
Forforos safety and i s s ues.
Manages Division financial, per sonne l, and licensing and regulating the long-tere senagement and env 6 ronmental assessments required to provice the adelaistrative matters, and provides the D 6 rec t or disposal of high-level weste. Maintains cogntaance of Dests for licensing and regulatory decisions for low-with audits on the licensing processes to assure that the siting and design aspects of the 00E high-level level waste operations; provides technical support to Agreement $tates to assist thee In discharging their procedures are effectively and ef ficiently utilized.
waste management prograss. and conducts technic al Chairs the Waste Management Review Group to provide evaluations of 00('s site invest f gation, cha rac ter t-regulatory responsibilities with respect ta low-level responsive and comprehensive reviews of all NRC Waste ration and selection activities and reports. Conducts waste disposal f acilities within their jurisdictions; develops appropriate guidance and methodology to per-management technical assistance and researc h technicai evaluations of reposttery license appitca-contracts.
fore hea l t h, safety and en-f ronmental reviews; t i ons, and prepares those portions of safety evalu-atton reports and environmental f apact stat ements analyzes unique and significant weste disposal prob-O less such as the disposal of three Nile Island decon-dealing with repository sittag and design.
teetnetton wastes Chief R. Daie $meth Chief Joseph 0 Bunting Chief IActmel Hutiert J Mdier Uranium Retove y Lirensing Branc.h HP & evel Weste Liceneng Management Branch l
Conducts the systematic safety and environmental Defines and ewcutes the technical assistance program review of source seterlat license applications related to identify, develop, and provide the technical infor-to:
new uranius operations inc luding etils, heap mation on performance assessment and waste fore and leeches, and solution eining; and licensing amend-packaging needed to s@ port the criteria and reguia-eent and re' ewa l appi f cat ions.
Prepares licenses tions for I tcensing and regulating the long-tere accordingly, pecoseends and implements policies and management and disposal of high-level waste.
Ma in-procedures for licensing of new urentum recovery f acil-tains cognizance of the overall performance assess-itles; conducts safety and environmental analysis and sent and waste fore and package aspects of the DOE l
repares safety evaluation report s. environmental high-level waste management programs, and conduc t s l
fopec t stateeents, and other documents necessary to technical evaluations of 00f's site character 1 ation support licensing actions; recommends regulatory and selection activities and reports. Conducts tech-guides related to environmental and safety programs nical evaluations of repository Itcense applications.
for uranium recovery operations; leplearnts new and prepares those portions of safety evaluation requf rements resulting free new rules and standeeds reports and environmental impac t statements dealing applicable to urentum recovery operettons such as the with the overall assessment of repository performance I
new EPA standard and standards and requ14tions result-and waste fore and packages.
ing f rom the Cfl$; and provides technical assistance to Ageeement State licensing programs on an on going basis related to new operations.
Chief poss A. Scarann Chtef Michael Bell
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ AtlON CH ART OFFICE OF NUCLE AR RE ACTOR REGUL ATION TMI PROGR AM OF FICE Develops and administers regulations, policies, and pro-PLANNPNG AND PROGR AM AN Atv5:S ST AF F cedures governtag.
Proeides overall direction of Te!-2 clean @
Provides administrative manageeent and coordination of operations, inc luding technical and management a.
the licensing of manuf acturing, produc tion and the progrees and resources of the Office. E stabi t shes supervision of related Ne0 i nspec t i on, l i cens-utilliation f acllities othee than those concerning p,,or i t ies, schedules and resource allocations; estab-i ng, enalysis, pelic information, and govern.
f ue t reprocessing plants and isotopic enrichment g, shes interdisc iplinary teams and task forces free the sent relations actions onsite, in the eidaletown plants; divisions; per fores resource forecasting, long-and of fice, and in the washington. O C.
area.
short-range program planning, budget prepagation and m nages and direc ts the preparation of the b.
receipt, possession and ownership of source, byprod-coordination, and control. Prowices administrative and a
Programmatic f avironmental Impact Statement and uc t, and special nuclear material used or produced can,q,,,nt s,po,t including personnel management,
related as ses sments, including resourt es for at such f acilities; and manaoement studies, management directives, personnel in-house analyses or for contracts, scheduling.
development and training, correspondence and action itee coordination with et her agencies and with t he c.
the liceasing of operators of such f acilities-control; provides technical assistance and support in pub l i c, and presentation of resu l t s.
Coor-spec,iel and diversif ted licensing-related projects and dinates all NRC activities relat ing to th, Provides spec ial assis tance as required in matters j,pe,,ments to the licensing progree.
c lean @ which involve other Federal agenc ies,
involving f acilities enempt f rom licensing and performs emia state and loc al gove rreent s, and g*oups or other f unctions required for implement at ion of the sombers of the public.
licensing program.
P opam Dwettor tearmard J Snyder 0, rector Froid R. Denton Deputy Proyen Director t ake H Barrett Deputv Director Eden G Ca, Director ( Acting)
Jeme F unchas Remurre and Schedulene Branch Develops and maintains data and records on priortties, schedules and assignments of het resources Clinch River Breeder Reactor Prograe Of fice and of the status of all pro.iec t s and tads; performs long-and short-range progree planning, resource forecasting, budget preparation and Coordination, manpower and program support resource management, auditing of performance against established goals and objectives.
M, a,.s and di,.c,s NRc mate w%fy and environmental reews of Wie CRBR. Coordmates the related techmcal assistance eMorts of the National Laboratores arid other Management Aralysq Branch contractors, and prowwles pedpice and coordination to
,p,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,p,,,s Manages all personnel a%ntstratio i matters, performs management and organizational studies and prepares propo*als *.heres, reconsends, prepares and reviews management and aeninistrative operating procedures, policies anc direct ives; imp lements procedures for fiscal control of all travel rerources; develops and i=plements procedures and models for analyzing and presenting NRR staf f and Program Director Paul S. Check program support empenditures; manages the personnel development and training f unction; controls and coordinates correspondence, f 0! A requests, action iteen and records management.
Chef Hertwr1 N 8ereuow Techoacal Support Branrh Provirles technical coordination and oversight f or resolution of special technical problees and those whic h involte enre than one division and other of fices; provides technical assistasie to the Direc-tor of mRR; serves as the staf f interface w6th the ACR$; recoseends and develops improvceents to the licensing program; provides overall review, coordination, allocation and management of the NRR tech-niCal assistance progree inCludhg development of proceduf es for resource Control; establishes and coordinates Of fice procedures for contracting and lateragency agreceents, responds to correspondence and Commission actions of a general nature, prepares and coordinates NRR inputs to the h4C Annual Report.
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DIVIStON OF DivlSION OF D1 VISION OF DIVISION OF DtvlSION OF LICE NSING t NGINF F RING SYSit MS INTEGR ATION SAF ETY TECHNOLOGY HUM AN F ACTORS SAF E TY (see pace 34)
(see page 35)
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U S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OnO ANIZ AiION CH ART DIVISION OF LICENSING Directs and aaministers the Itcensing process for all utilitation and production f actitties, other than f uel reprocessing and isotopic enrichment plants, including safety and environmen*al evalue-tions of power and non-power reactors required to be licensed for operation. Directs and supervises the processing of applications and pet itions for license amenements for all reactor f acilities.
assu es proper implementation.
- Issues, Develops related policies, procedures and programs and r
denies and amends all iteited work authorizations, permits and licenses for power and non power reactors. Directs and administers the $tandardization Program. Serves as NRR coordinator with the
'.lf f ice of Inspection and Enforcement; serves as h89 coordinator for Safeguards laterf ace functions.
Directs the evaluations of design, operation and modification of DOf - and DDD-owned f acilities esempt from licensing, as requested.
D. rec err Dareget G. E ssennut Deputy Derector Rotert A Purpie l
I ASSISTANT DsRECTOR FOR SAFE TV ASSESSMENT ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR OPE RATING RE ACTORS ASSISTANT DialCTOR f OR LICE NSJNG Plans and directs the saf ety and env ironment al reviews of Plans and direc ts the safety and environmental reviews of Plans and directs the program for safety and environmental licensed operating power reac tors undergoing systematic licensed operating power reactors and the review of proposed rev iew and evaluation of applications for lioited work re-review and the technical evaluation of proposed routine amendment s to operating licenses. Supervises the programs authoritations, construction peret ts, operating i t c enses,
operating license amendments.
Supervises the programs and and activities of the Operating Reactors Branches. Assists preliminary and final standard design approvals, early site activities of the Operating Aeactors Branch 5 the systee-the Director in administering the Division's programs.
approvals and topical report approvals. tvaluates design, atic f ealuation Peograe Branch and the Operating Reactors operat ion and modification of tes t, research and critical Assessment Branch.
Assists the Director in administering f acilities, Navel reac tors. 001-and D0D-owned f acilities the Division's programs.
esempt from licensing, and advanced reactor concepts.
Supervises the programs and activities of the Licenstng and Ass cent D rartor GusC. Lamas Aspstant Dwector Thomas H Novak Standardization and Special Projects Branches. Assists the Director in aaministering the Division's progrees.
Awant Dem Reiert L Tom Operatang Reartors Branch 5 Operstmg Reactors Reenches 1-4 Performs overall coordination and routine project Perfore the overall saf ety and environmental proj-l sanagement including saf ety, environmental and ec t management for assigned licensed operating Standardization and Sseriai Proser ts Branch procedural aspects, as well as proposed amendments power reactors, including review of technical and Performs the overall safety and environmental for those operating power, reactors which are under procedural aspects involving proposed amendments project management for assigned preliminary and re-rev iew as part of NRC s program to systemati-to operating licenses.
final standard design approval, early site cally evaluate the margins of saf ety of the design approval, topical report approval, research and l
and operation with respect to current licensing test reactor and critical f acility app 1 tc at ions.
l requi r eeent s.
Chef t16 Steven A Varg*
Perfores steller f unc tions for Naval reac tors,
l Chet Denn s M Crutchfeld Chef (21 Domenac B. VasssHo advanced reactor concepts and 00E-and DDD-owned i
Chief i3)
Robert A. Clart f acilities esempt f rom licensing.
Provides the Chef (4)
John F, $tola NRR interface and coordination with 19r5$ on reactor safeguards matters; conducts porting Systematic Evaluation Program Branch reviews of nuclear powered vessels.
Provides the overall coordination and tast management functions, for the review areas related Chef James R Miner directly to 5f P matters, for those operating power reac tors which are under re-review as part of NeC's SEP progree, Also, coordinates the ef forts Lorensms Branches t-a of those technical specialists f rom other divi-sions assigned to the SIP program.
Per f ore the overall safety and environmental project management for assigned power reac tor limited work authorizatic,n, construct ion pere t t Chef iAct.ngt witham T. Rosodi and operating license applications.
Opersimg Reariors Anesynent Branch Chef (1) 8 Joe Yaungh40nd Provides int erdisc iplinary technical support to Cheft2)
Airect Schwenrer operating reactors projects in the processing of Chef 43)
Frank J Miragha. Jr relatively rout i ne,
short-durat ion lic ensing Chief tal E hnor G Adensam ac t ions. Also, provides rapid initial evaluation of unanticipated events and defines neede1 support f rom the other NRR divisions.
Chef Thomas A. Ipmhto e...
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~otNo ORG ANIZ ATION CH ART Of rects and administers the detailed evaluation, in the safety engineering and environmental disciplines, for power and non pouce reactor appItcations, for reec tor f acilities Itcensed for operation and for DOE *and D00 owned f acilities evenet f roe licensing; develops and attelmisters related safety and environmental programs and policies gnverning the licensing and operation of nuclese reactors.
Carertor Mictsarrt M VnMmer I
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P l ans, direct s and siservises the progress and acttwitnes F r ans,
cts and s ugierv i se s t he 5'N4*s and E L
- v i t us Plans, directs and s@ervises the progrees and activities of the materials Engineering, Cheetcal E ngin++ ring, Equip-of the Mechanical Engineertag, Structural f cgineering. Geo-p g gg g g%
g g g sciences ad HydrologlC and Coctechnical Engineering ment Quellfication and Quality Assurance Branches. Assists Utility Finance Branches. Assists the Director in adminis-Branc hes.. Assists the 0(rector in administering the Divi-the Director in adm 6c t st er 6ng the S t u t s t on's progrees.
tering the Division's progrees.
sien s orngraes.
Aescent Dwarnit W,n,em JrAncon Aomtant Dwartor James P e awsht Agustant Dirertne Daneel N s4u her Mate *+ess k ngsfecteetg 4Dans.n Mar barieras I noensee,ng Bratu re t nveenrievientad & rigss,espennig Hrarw en f eatuates the materials-related design and performance of E stabitshes the setsett and quality group classification of provides specialited technical capabilit 6es in the areas of c omponents and systees important ta safety; performs gen-
- Chanic a l systees and components; reviews design loads,
environmental engi neer i ng, wat er qua l i t y, aquat ic and st ruc tural design criteria, static and dyneoic analysis terrest rial ecology, and land use assessments; interf aces ora l t ec hnical re v i ew, analys is and evaluat 6on of the me ea t er i a l s, f abrication, inspec t ton and testing of nuclear ee t %ods for mechanical systems and components under normal with other IsRC Of fices and f ederal and State agencies is power reactor Cooponents and systees.
and spectfled environmental and accident condit 6 ens; makes t he resolution of generic and case-related environmental independent check calculations and risk evaluation $i veri
- issues; provides environmental tapact assessment input for m
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- fies struc tural capacit y and eargins ; reviews special lic ens ing ac t ions; prepares the environsectal technical f abrication proelems; monitors systee and component speci f ic ations portion of eac h new f ac 6 lity operat ing Chomstat ingmeermg Hranrn behavior; verif f es c omput er codes; ensures realitation of lic.enge; prov ides analysis of non-radiological consequen-t valuates t he (bee tc al and process-re a sted des i gn eno design int ent s ; maint ains internal review proc edures,
ces of accident s; and prov ides t echnical rev i ew er new perf ormance of ef f luent control and plant aua l l i a ry participates in related codes end standards activities, and env i rorument a l legislation and regulations, sY s t **$
- and the systees and adelnis trative controls for s uqqes t s topics for standards deve lnement and research Cnet e
f i re protec tion at operating p lant s and plant s under me on s wer* J Hneut anne d t huares rev iew, perferos gener al technical rev iew, analysis and evaluation of water cheetstry managreent, activity cleanup 5'"*""'*'I"n***"*lB'*'**
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and reenval systees and process control systemt devtews and evaluates missile pectection, design and load-E valuates risks associated with nearby industrial, trans-Ln.cf Virtor Hararnya ings of concrete and steel containments and design of other portation and military f acilities; performs demographic and safety-related plant structures; perforos technical review, "
ot her site characteristic studies; develops criteria for 60uecmene uvatik assan 8canrh sna lys i s, and evaluation of t he des i gn, construction and and performs evaluations of suitability of proposed and speration of reactor and related structures.
alternate sites f rom the standpoint of population and land f e a tuates the capability of p lant systems and components i n,,,
Fran, e srhewe use; provides spec ialited technical capaellities in the soportant to saf e t y to f unc t ion acc eptably under ali areas of local and regional socioeconomic inwacts of ant ic ipated normal and acc ident environments 6 ncluding c,,ngrenv ee n anrh nuclear power plants.
t herea l, pre s s ure,
.mo i s t ure, rad i c t ion, dynamic and scheic; establishes performance requirements and rev i'*'
quellfication test programs and results.
performs the technical review and evaluation of the accept-ib i l i t y of proposed and operational nuclear reactor sites ant s t rus t and t ronomic anal ysis Bran ( n ent Inevan F8 Hautorn with respect to the seismological and Geological aspects of the site; directs the analyt 6c al ef fort of consultants and,,,
Ouabev Asparence n.anrn as ses ses their i nput in the preparation of site saf e ty evaluef f ons; ident i f ies areas in which appropriate earth Establishes and administers antitrust reviews of iltense Reviews reactor license applications and operating Ilcense science methodology needs further research and development applications for nuclear f ac ilities; carries out compit-amendments ta assure compliance with Commiss ion quality me and assists in developinq programs to fill these needs.
ance activities with respec t to antitrust license condi-as surance Criteria during plant de s i gn, construction and tions; analyzes broad engineering and economic issues in operat ion.
Ehet Hot *'e t. Jar kenn f 9eeulating ant it rus t policy and guidance; speci fies license conditions to assure utility comet taents for con-em
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H vdeo6og'r ann o,oewhmeat E n.pneermq iscarrn struc tion and operation; reviews financial requirements in er t ores the t ec nn n e l rev iew and eva luat ion of t he au ep t.
t he areas of deccomissioning and major accident c leanup ability of proposed and operational nuc lear reac tor siteg costs; and provides gpecialized tec hnical capabilities in with respec t to t he hydrologic and coastal eng i neer i ng t he area of the bene f i t s and costs of power plants and charac terist iC s for bot h saf et y and environmental tapacts; nuc lear f acilities and need-for-power aggesgeents.
reviews and evaluates the geotechnical engineering aspects of the sites for the safety of supports for structures,,
earth does and other earthen structures; directs the ef fort of consultants and assesses their input in the preparat ion thset Sietshm S6 ppe of site safety and environmental evaluations; i den t i f ies areas in which the hydrologic and gent echnic al or t hodo-l og i eg need further research and development and assists in developing programs to f ill t hese needs lhet George i tem n.
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U.S NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZ ATION CH Agt DIVISION OF SYSTE MS INTEGR ATION Directs and administers the detatled evaluations in the nuc lear system performance-oriented disciplines for power and non power reactor applications, for reactor f acilities licensed for operation, for advanccd reactor concepts and for 00E and D00-owned f acilities esempt from licensing; develops and admin 4ters related safety progrees and poll-c ies governing the licensinq and operation of nuc lear re ac t ors.
j Director Roger J. Mattson I
I AS$1STANT DIPECTOR FOR RADtATION PROTECTION A55151 ANT DIRECTOR FOR RE ACTOR 5AFITY A5515 TANT DIRECTOR FOR CORE AND Ptami Sv5ftw$
P l ans,
d* rects and supervises the progrees and activities P l ans, directs and supervises the programs and activities P l ans, directs and supervises the programs and activities of t he Acc ident E valuat ion, Radiological Asses sment and of the Instrumentation and Cont rol Sys tems, Containment of the Power Systees, Core Performance and Auniliary Sys-E ffluent Treatment Systems granches and assists the Direc-Systees, and Reac tor systems Branches and assists the teos eranches and assists the Director in administering the tor in administering the Division's prograes.
Director in administering the Dietsion's programs.
Division's program.
As treit Dstector R. Wayne Houston Assistant Director Theet s P. Spels Am.stant ovector t ester s. Rubenste,n Accusent E valuatson Branch Instrumentation and Control Systems Branch Power Systems Brands Develops models f or and performs calculations and ll* views and evaluates the des i gn, f aerication, Reviews the design, f aorication and operation of evaluations of potent ial acc idents and event and operation of reactor protection and safety onsite and of fsite electrical power systems and scenarios froe init iation throuqtt consequence instrumentation, and control ietstrumentation; and the steme and powee conversion systees; partiCl-mitigation f or both safety and environmental participates in the develuppent of guides and pates in the development of guides and regula-evaluat ions; reviews reactor license and amend-regulat ions pertaining to instrumentation end tions pertaining to these systees.
eent applications, as well as operating data, to control systems.
Chief M $rtnivasan evaluate engineered safety features with respec t Chief Faust Rosa to mitigation of of fsite dose consequences and habitabili ty aspects of control room design and Core Perforenance Brancti site meteorology.
Containment Svstems Branch Reviews and evaluates the nuc lear,
- thereal, Chef tenis G. Hulman Re views the design, f abricat ion and operation of hydraulic and reac tor fuel aspec t s of nuc lear the containment system and anociated subsystems, reactor design and performance reviews; analyzes including emergency heat removal s y s tees, heat ing and evaluates Calculational methods used lly applia Reinological Asemment Branci, and ventilation, isolation equipment and controls, cents in these areas; develops and uses independ-and combustible gas control systems.
ent calculational methods for evaluating these Reviews reac t or license and ameneent app l ic a-aspects of reactor design and operation under a tions, as well as operating data, to evaluate the Chet WaHer R Butler spectrum of normal and of f-normal cond i t ions.
radiological impact of f acility operation on man Chief ( Acting)
Carl H.
Berlinger and the environment, and the adequacy of the Rearior $vstems Branch radiation protection program for the plant work f orc e; develops analytical models, assumptions, Reviews and evaluates t he des i ge ai..i p *rf ormance acceptance criteria and calculat6cnal methods to of reac tor thereal-hydraulic systees, reac tor Auwdiarv Svstema tiranch conduct these reviews.
Coolant sys t ees, emergency core cooling systems Reviews the design, f abrication and operation of and associated availlary systems; rev i ews, ana.
Chief ( Arting)
Frank Cong,g lyzes and evaluates calculational methods used by aus tilary systees.
applicants and licensees in these areas; develops and uses independent calculat ional methods for Chef Olan D Part E ffluent Treetment systeme Branch analyzing per f ormant e of these systees under s t eady-s t ate, t ransient and accident conditions; i
Reviews reartor Itcense applications and amend-rev i ews, analyres and evaluates the e f f ec t s of eeat s, as well as operating data, to evaluate severe arcidents, including core degradation and l
nuc lear react er radioactive waste t reatment and melt ac c ident s, on reac t or designs; evaluates I
management systems, radioactive ef fluent control means for altigating the ef fec ts of suc h and monitoring s y s t ems, develops analytical acc ident s.
l models, anunct ions and calculational methods for g,
g evaluating the of fectiveness of proposed syst=es; carries out reviews, studies and analyses related to these rev iews and develoteent of radicartive waste standards.
l Chet Wdliarn P. Gammiel FEBRUARY t.19R2 PACE 36 n
U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OF SAW EHWW OeO AN12 AflON CH Aff Directs and administers the Of fice progress to assure that the Commission's basic safety and environmental policies, goals and requirements are satisfied by the regulatory process.
Dwertor Seegden H Hanauer I
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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR GE NE RIC PROJECTS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR TECHNOLOGY Plans, directs and supervises the prograss and activities of the Generic issues.
Plans, directs and supervises the progrees and activities of the Safety Progree licensing Guidance, and Research and Standards Coord + na t ion B ranches, and Evaluation, Operating t aperierice Evaluation, and Reliability and #tsk Assessment assists the Director in administering the Olvision's programs.
Branches and assists the Director in administeria; the Division's prograes.
Ma coh* L Ernst s
Assastant Dworter Frank Schroerter Aspstant Director Generse luues Branrh Safety Prograrn E valuation Branch Provides full-ttee dedicated task management of active unresolved safety Performs a review of proposed new regulatory requirements for licensing issues and con t ters activities on other generic issues; prepares an and operation; including an evaluation of all net saf ety benefit av$ a annual report of the status of unresolved safety issues for incluston in realist ic value/impac t ana l ys i s, provides a te(hnic al oversight and an Annual Report to Congress; develops procedures for fee 4ac k of qualit y assuranre f unc tion for reactor safety policy imp l ement at i on,
generic issue solut ions and approaches into the regulatory process; eajor licens t a g and other regulatory actions and their documentation; prepares and issues NOREG reports describing the staf f's evaluation of establishes, o=intains and applies a system for assessing safety signif-and conc lusions for each issue; establishes plans and schedules for icance and assignment of priorities for the resolution of new safety lop l ement ing solations ; coordinates and monit ors the resolut ion of i s sues, and provides engineering analyses and support for reconsienda-generic issues; sonitors implementation of the IMI Action Plan.
tions t'y the Division to the Of fice Directoe.
Chef Karl Knee Chef learren Minners beneng edance Brand Operatmg E sparenra Evaluateon Branch Maintains and updates the standard technical specificettons f or operat-Performs continuing systematic assessments of reactor operating esperi-ing light water power reactors based on new regulatory requirements, new me, inc luding occasional field aud i t s, alth respect to f acility technical considerations and operating emperience; provides guidance and support to project sanagers in preparation of the saf ety technical per f ormance and operational saf ety, to det ec t pat terns in abnormal occurrenc es, 15 identif y precursors of possible hazardous events and to spec i f ications portion of each new operating l i c ense, ensures that evaluate the adequacy of esisting safety f actors in design and opera-custos technical specificat ions, including changes to technical spect.
t ion; performs analyses of other signif icant events f or purposes of fications for operating plants, are maintained consistent with standard identif ying signif icant unrev iewed safety questions; est ablishes mmmeu tec hnic al speci f ic ations; coordinates updates to the Standard Review requirements for reporting operating events; defines prograss to rectif y Plans and the Standard Format and Content Guide; develops standardized problems and improve performance and safety; provides NRR interf ace with requirements for documentation of the staf f's licensing bases in Safety the Of fice for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data and coordi-Ivaluation Reports nates with the Of fice of Inspection and E nforceernt on satters involving Chet Donald J Skovholt operating emperience evaluation by NRC and the industry.
Chef Vacest Reneerch and 5tandards Cop-tenation Branch Provides NRR coordination and cooperation with the Of fice of Nuc lear Rei.Ashiv and Resk Asamrnent eranch Regulatory Research (RES) and the Of fice of Standards Development (5D) in areas of mutual interest to assure that RE5 and 50 short-range and Perf orms systematic reliability and rish assessments of nuclear power long-tere program 4 are supporting reactor licensing needs; manages re-plants and their systeps important to safety, with principal rephasis on views of all Research Inf ormation tetters and develops NRW responses; new or potential safety issues; fosters the development and coordinates assures that all NRC research reports are reviewed by the hRR staf f and the use of system reliability endels, comunon ande f ailure analysis and that research progree results are properly disseminated, evaluated and other probabilistic techniques in nuclear reactor regulationi identif ies ar p fled as appropriate throughout the NRR reac tor licensing program, h i gh-r t s k acc ident sequences for considerat ion in new regulatory reviews the substance of heR technical auistance contracts for consis-requirements or evaluation of existing requirements; applies protsabill-tency and to avoid duplication internally or with #f 5 programs; assures stic risk as sessment to the analysis of new safety requirements, pri-part ic ipation of NRR staf f in Researc h Rev iew Groups; sc reens all crity setting for resource allocation or other use of seasures of saf ety inc oming NRR contractor report s and othat technical documentation to signi fic anc e; coordinates training of NRR reviewers in reliab t I n t y highlight items needing prompt at tention; coordinates with the Depart-octhods; c oordinates NRR ef forts in this area with other elements of the o*nt of Energy and industry groups in areas of mutual interest; identl*
Pl5 Probabilistic Assessment Staf f and the Integrated Reliability Evalu-fies NRR issues for 50 task initiation; reviews 50 tuuarw es and coordi-ation Program nates NRR responses for Pegulatory Gu6 des, rulemak ing activities, and Chef Ashok The1ane proposed standards.
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Geonse W Knighton Ff flRUARY 5,191Q RAGE 37
U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGOANIZ ATION CHART DivlSPON OF HUMAN F ACTOR $ 5AF ETY Of rects and administers evaluations in the operational, administrative and people-oriented disciplines for nuclear reactor applications and for reactor f acilities licenses for ruration; develops and aministers related programs, policies and procedures governing these aspects of the licensing and operation of nuclear reactors.
Dwector ( Actinoi Hugh L Thompson, Jr.
Deputy Dwortar Joel J. Kramer Human Factors Eagmeeting Brown Lu:erme Qualifications Granch Perforos multi-disciplined reviews and evaluations of the interaction of (stablishes requt rements and qualifications standards for licensee systems and equipment with humans in the design and operation of nuclear management, licensed operators and other plant personnel; reviews and reacters; reviews and evaluates the type, quality and quant ity of evaluates the technical and managerial qualifications for constructing critical process and safety parameter information provided to control and operating the plant and handling accidents; evaluates the qualifica-room operators; evaluates information and control systems such as dis-16 ens and training of all utility and bey plant persontwi including play panels and computerized diagnostic systees; participates in the licensed operators; coordinates with the Operator Licensing Branch.
development of guides and r ulations pertaining to human factors engineering.
Chef Vom A Moore Chief Vacant Operator Lwensmg Branch Prowfores and Tess Revew Branch prepares, administers and grades licensing examinations for reactor Reviews and evaluates selected preoperational, startup, operational and operators and sector operators, certificat 6on emaninations and annual emergency operating procedures with respect to design, engineering and requalification eaaminations; develops testing techniques and standards operational aspects; evaluates results of signif icant tests to assure for evaluating candidates in coordination with the Licensee Qualifica-conformance with design and operational requirements; develops guidance tions Branch; accredits training programs and f acilities and audits on format and content of test procedures and reports, operator training programs on sieuf ators.
Chef Paul F. Colles Chef Dennis L lemann
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 080 AMlIAflON CH Att Of f!CE OF muCLE AR RIGut Atcay #f 5E ARCH Pisas, recosuneads, and iglements the programs of nuclear regula-tory research etch the Comension deems accessary f or the per+
f oresar e of its licens t ag and related regulatory f var t i ons.
Direc tor Robert B. Minoque Deputy Otrector Deawood 7. Ron Chief Scient t St im sua toag ADM14151 RATION AND RE SOURCf Conte 0L ST AFF (See P4F 43 )
Direc tor R. M Scroggins Divi 5 ION OF Hl AliH, S}IligG Ans0 O!v.5 ION Of (4GInfie!4G f(CHNOLOGY 0!v151N OF FAC!tITV OPERATIOms Olvi5 ION OF ACCIDINT [ VALUATION DIVISION Of RIst AkALv515 waste pawar, gist gi (see pege 41)
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D i rec tor G. A. Ar n otto Otrector
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.r ADM]hf 5faATION AND Rf 50URCE CONTROL STAf f Provides direct ion and coordination of major support progress involving budget, financial, and manpower resource control, personnel oanagement, training, travel, asinistrative services. contracting and contract management, inter-seJ intraegency relations, and management information systees development; participates with the Director, et5, in long-range planning af certain programs of the Of f 6ce; provides necessary management, budgeting, and contracting support for inter-natienal agreement involving the of fice.
Direc tor Ronald M. Scroggins I
1 Progree and Artef nistrative Services Granch Resources Management Granch Provides for the Of fice personnel support through the planning.
Provides financial and manon=er resource planning and centrol, end preparation, and processing of personnel actions, staf fing plans, and management support for all professiones prog seg through coordination organtiation proposals; preparat ion and processing of personnel ser-of t>udget activities, salt,'enance nf the of f 6cial financial plant and elces arrangements; review and recosamendation on general aministra-cost records, and preparation and processing of all financial traps-tive procedures except f or contracting ar<l progree financial manage-ac t ions ; contracting and interagency agreement support for all Ris sent; mail and records management for RE S; persoetnel security and projects and programs through t he preparation and processing of general admin'strative housekeeping services; roordination of Of fice requisite actions; speciel analyses in financial and manpc er manage-review and evaluet ton of reques t s from other NRC user of fices for sent toward improveepots in project control and resource allocation; research and steMards wort, and issuance of Research Informat ion development and saintenance of automated management information Letters (RILs); coordination and support of Of fice relattoaships with systems; financial management of training and travet, providing funds other MRC of
- ices, the Commission, other federal agenc tes, the cert if ic ation; and recraumendations on financ ial and contracting Congress and international ac tivities; coordination of technical policies and procedures.
progree planning support, including coordination of NGC participation in ANSI and l AI A sta*tards developmeet act ivit ies and progree plaes, and scheduling systee; and technical editing of guides and other documents foe publication.
Chief Philip Ting Chief,
Martin 11. Hayes
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION osoameration cetaet 9ty!5 ION Of EtlGihet R!aG IEC>ns0 LOGY P l ans, develops, and dtrects comprehensive research and standards progress for nuclear sa f e>.y in the design, evalificatten, construc-tien. i nspec t t en. testing. operation, and decessissioning of nucles' pn=er p l ant s, nuclear reactors, and f uel cycle f acif f tles and for nuclear materials safety with emphasts en mechantcal, st ruc tura l, matee t al s, cheetCal, and electrical englapering aspect s of these f attlities and estertels; estabitsties or tecommenes policy. planning.
I and precedures for the reseant and standards prograss as required to Carry out the functions of the D6 vision; coordinates these research l
and standards programs etth other haC affices to ens sre that the I
programs are responslee to their needs; provides technical assic inte within WeC regarding resolution of generic issues and the development t
I and application of research and standards to the solution of specific sa'ety probless; provides funding guidance to haC contr acters. D0t laboratories, amt other gpverment agencies withlm the 06visten budget i
e4 consisteet with NeC grMicy, saintains liaisen and provides tech-es al input te other federal agencies, ANS], profegstenal sectettes.
c taternet tenal agecies, and othre semanh at ions in assigned areas.
r,irec tsr Guy A.
Arlette Deputy Director t awreare C-shao Mechanical / Structural Engineering Branch Cheetcal Engineering Sranch oewe, ops. F.o_-ds,,,.s. eva,u.tes..~ e ges rese. h.cogram, ;
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,.o_ ends, p,ans. e.e,uates..nd -s research p.0,r.es and develops stsaderds for the Wstgn. qua l i f ic at t en, construc tion
- and evelops standards for the design. gualtf tcation, construttien, inspec t ion. tes t ing, and operation of nuclear pnwer plents, nuclear g aspec t ion, testing, operat ten, and decometssioning of nuclear power e
reacters. and f uel cy(fe faCllities with emphast, on the meshanical plants, nuclear reacters, and fuel cycle f ac 6 *lties and fee nuclese engineering and st ruct ura t engineering aspec ts of st ruc tures and eaterials with emphas s en chee tcal engineering Espects of these e
conDenent s.
SpeCi f iceIIV. this branch has the responsibility for fMilities and esterials. Specifically. Chis branch has the respon*
these mechanical and structural engineering aspects including quell
- sibility for these cheelcal engineering aspect s inc 8uding water f ? cations of mechanttal components and related personnel, ef fects of c hoei s t ry, crit ical ity, decont ami nat ion, cheetcal, c lean tag. deces-natural phenneene (e.g. sense 6c analysis, tornado missiles), class'*
eissioning, hydrogen control. f tssten product control. vent llet ten, f ic at ten of mechanicel component s, lead castinettens and assuciated f uel handling, onsite weste treatment and sterage. en.ite and inde-destg.i lleits inservice testtag for functional adequacy of e.echan6 cal pendent fuel storage, and fuel cycle a, nit processes. This branch has components. vibration. soft structure as a support material, sall/
the lead responsibility for development and coordinetten of the structure e nt erac t len, spent fuel shipping casts, waste disposal agency's decemeteloning program.
cass t, and cranes.
Ihis branch has the lead responslDility for the coordination and interf acing activities associated w6th the ASME fo@
chief Keith C. Stever Section III and Section ist.
Chief William f. Anerson Ilectrical Engineering Oranch i
Materials Engineering granch 0*velops, recoseends. plans evaluates, and manages research programs and develops standards for the design, que l l f ic at ten. const ruc t ion.
Develops. recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research progrees insp. t ten, testing, and operatine of nuclear power plants, nuclear and hvelops standards for the design. quellfic ation. const ruct 6en, reacters, and fuel cycle f acilities with emphases en the electr6 cal i nspec t i on, testing, and operation of nuclear power plants, nuclear eng6neering aspects of these f acilities. Specifically, this branch reac ters, and f uel Cycle f acilities with eschants en the arterials has t he responsibility for thege electrical engineering aspects engineer $ng aspects of structures and components. Specifically, this 6ncluding qualification of electrical C. and equipment, ef fetts of
- ts and related person-branch has the responsibility for these materials engineering aspects nel cIsstif fCation of electrical systres inc luding laserv tc e inspection for structural f ategrity. Corres ton, natural phenomena en electrical equ tpaent, electrical-related fire f racture mechanics, thereal shoc k, ef fects of environment on eate-protec tion research, electrical power generating and d6stribution reals. overall nondestructive esamination program;end generally sup-equipment, ef fects of plant electr6 cal transients and anomaltes on ports other branches within and outside the 0* vision of Engineering electrical equipment; and provi%s service to other branches on inter-technology for their materials-related eieeds.
f ace between archanical/ electrical c, _..t g (e. g., salve /agtegger),
This branch has the lead responsibilit y for the coordinet ten and Chief Charles L Serpen. Jr.
tr terf ac tog actiettles associated with sechan6 cal / electrical cieponents and equipment.
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m U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGOAsef 2AftOes CDeast D!v!510m Of F ACitliv DetaATIONS P l ans, deve lops, and directs comprehens t wo research and standards progrees fee nuc lear safety in the des ten, qualificatfen, construc-tien, inspec t ion, tes t ing, operetten, and detenettstening of nucieer power p l ant s, nuteear reac tors, and f eel cycle faciltttes and ter nuclear esterials safety with emphests en heen f acters, instrumenta-tien end teatrel, safeguards, and accupational rediatten protectten aspects of these f actitties and materials; establishes se roccamends policy, planning, and procedures for the reseen h and Standards progrees es required to carry out the functlans of the Di v i s +en; toerdinates these researcet and standards progrees with other hec of fices to ensure that the progrees are responsive to their needg.
Peevies technical assistance within N#C regarding resolut ten of genertc issues and the development and application of reseerth and standards to the solut ion of spMif ic safety preDIces, preoles f und t ag guidance to hec centrac ters, DOf laneratories, and othee government agencies with6n the Olvision budget and consistent with het pel lt y ; maintains liaison and provides tec hn tt e t input te other f eera s agenc ies, ANSI, profestlenal set iet ies,
internet tonal egencies, and other organisattens in assigned areas.
Direc tor aar t 4 t.o l ler Deputy Director lit tber St. Norrigen human Facters Branch Sa4 guards Grench Develops research and standards programs en human fatters and quality Develops research and standards programs en safeguards and the assurance for the safe design, construction, and operation of nuclear prot ec t 6en of cersa ta nuc lear materials and f ac ilities.
These f ac i l i t ies, These octtwitles deal w6th safety-reteted aspects of the acttuttles swpect the ##C's etjective of assering protettlen of the een-eachine interf ace; plant procedures and tests; qua l 6 f ic at tens,
public health and safety and the nat tenal efense and respond to t ra l s t ag and licensing of persons in certain f unc tionn and the (1) unauthertred sossesslen, thef t, diversion, or use of spet tel ergenitation and senagement of the plant operating staf f and the nuc lear material and (2) sahetage of nucleet f ac tittles. The pursuit Itcensee toeperate staf f as a whole, the pursuit of these acttuttles of these activttles requ6ees close teoedtnat ten with the 9tvisten of requires glese coordinat ten with the Olvis6en of human Facters safety safeguards in Nun.
and (vality Assurente Branch in het and the Of fice of Inspection and Inforcement.
Chief f rancis p, Citiespie Chief James A. Nortwrq Instrumentation end Centrol Granch Occupat 6enal Protectinn Branch Develops research and standards programs on the lastroentetten and Develops research and standards progrees ter the protect ten of workers teatrol of nuclear f ac ilities.
Tnese activities are directed at f rom espesure to rad teactive material and lonittag radiation free assurinf that the methods of control and the instrumentatten used to hec-I tt ensed at t 6 pit tes.
This lat teWs occupational dose lietts, the nut teer f acilit tes are des 6gned, applied, and et t16 ted se as to as-t ow-as-reasonabl y-achiev ab le ( AL AJA) coew ept, and togaltenre and einio6Je the probability of abnormal operation er act sdents and te Iteisen with other gnweensent egencies and domestic and taternational ameliorate the consequ=nces of an accident if one does happen this scientific gNps having responsibilities for occupational radiet len inc ludes t ensideration of unusual operat tag comfit tens, hest ile protec t ion.
It includes consterations assoc 6ated with the rec ord-Pav i rere*nt s, recipment and eaterial f at tures, systee interac t ions,
teeptag, 6astrumentatten, desteeters, respirators, and other equiceert and man /equ 6 pment latet ec t ions.
The pwe set t of t hese ac t e u t t les used to protect workers ageingt red 6et ten.
The purselt of these requires close coord i nat ion wi th the Ins t rument at ion and Cent rol activities requires close coordinatten with the applicat 6en review and
%ystees Branch and the Distgien of human f atters Safety in NRG.
8 6 tensing ergenitettens of NM% end helt and the Of fice of Inspect ion and orceernt Chtef f ahraed C. wens tager Chief Rnbert I. Aleaander ff GnUAnY 9.191Q PabE a2 m
U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OGO A50t2Af8000 CteAEf Oly!5 TON Of 4CCMhf IVALDATION P l ans. eve l ops. and direc ts c omprehens i ve research and standards progeams for nuclear plant behav ior uner t rans ient and accient conditions inc luding the study of tehaw ter of nuc lear rea ter f uel dur i ng norma l, abnorma l, and severe accient conditions. reac ter safety analysis. and studies on the safety systems of nuclear power plants; estaS,f shes er recommenres policy. planning. and procedures for
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t he vowearch and s t andards programs as vvgu i red to carry out the f unc t ieas of t he Ole t s 6en; coordinates these research and standards programs wi th other hec of fices to ensu e that t he progrees are r
responsive to their needs; provies technical assistance within hec regarding resolution of generic issues and the evelopment and appit-cation of research and standards to the solut 6on of spec 9f ic safety peoblems;. provides funding guidance to WRC contractors. 00f I shora-teries, and other government agencies within the 0 stston budget and consistent with mRC poltcy; maintains listsen and provides technical input to other femeat agencies. ANSI. professional societies. inter-national a jenc ies, and othr* Organitations in assioned areas.
D e rec tor Orann E. Bassett Deputy Director Charles a s e ttier Fuel Behavior Branch Analytical stodels granch Plans, recessends, evaluates, and manages an analytical and emperi-Plans. rMommends, evaluates. and manages the development, assessment.
eent al research program te deteroine the behavior of nucicar reactor and applicattom of analytical methods and Computer codes for reactor fuel during coreal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions. Assures safety ana l y s t s.
Assures the development of reactor plant systees testing la appropriate f acielties amt the analysis and evaluation of ce@s for the analysts of plant transients en both Bue and PuR. as data relating te all facets of fuel behavior including clad damage, well as deve lopment of enre detat ted codes for the analys t s of pellet clad interac t ions, release of fission products and their component s, fuel bundles and emperiments. and for a'.sessing the chemical f orms. chemical interac tions of fuel materie t s and f uel acc uracy and reliability of computer co#5 used to pred41 t he melting, and relocation during severe accidents. Carries out basic phencerna occurring during transients and accidents by comparing the studies to @velop the material properties of fuel materiets under calculated results to emperimental data.
Provides for application of acc ident conditions and to metatain the se dat a in forms whic h plant systees and c-.
.. t codes to problems of reac tor saf et y. and f acilitate their use.
for support for the appilcation of these codes in 16 censing audits and safety evaluation.
Chief Stelvin illbertierg Chief 5tantslav tab 6c g
5evere Accident Assessment Branc.h (mper teental Prograar. Branch P I O"S o r C8"' sends, ev a l uates. and manages e mper iment e t progrees of Plans, recessends, evaluates, and manages analytical and emperimental research 'related to the research programs on nuclear plant behavior under severe accident safety systees of Itcht water nuclear power p lant s.
This program includes bes te phenomenologi' a t research.
conditions. These programs investigate phenomena and systems inter.
I'EO"OIO OYt emperiments. 'EII k'SIIng. InIegeOI eEperteents and systes simulation at lens during the progress ten of a severe actient and include Develops correlat ions and moels f,e use 6e plant acclent sequence ana l ys i s, fission product t eensport, the t at,c.
actions of molten fuel with construction and retention materials, systees analysis codes and more detailed codes for the analys's of components.
Conducts systems analysis of light water and advanceo hydrogen operation and cont rol, debels bed behavler. containment systems evaluation and the test 6ng analysis, and design af accident reactor plants and design experiments to provide data for the evalue-tion of the safety systens of nuclear power plants in licensing and ettigation evices and systems. Assures the hvelopment of integrated F**"
N ON@iiEOIiOO* 0 analytical methods for severe accident cond;. Jos the evaImation and directed. "d IOr OIher $nIegraIed and separate ef fe(I f acilities as Provides liaison with foreign 6nt erest s application of these methods to support rulemaking and licensing, and coordination and integratf sn of research relating to severe accients.
involved in facilities managed by the branch and w6th foreign f actle-ties in the ?D-tD program Chief Robert 1. Curtis Chief L. Harold Sullivan ff pnUAnv f. IW2 PAGEa3
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Plans, ewelops, and directs comprehenst, research and standards programs for inspendent risk assessments of all elements of WilC-regulated nuclear activity.
Develops and tapeeves risk methodology and translates these ef ferts inte ef feC*
tive tools to aid in sahing licensing and other regulatory decisions; estab-I tshes er reconnends policy, planning, and proceduces for the research and standards prograss as required to c arry out the functions of the Divisione coordinates these research and standards programs with other haC offices to ensore that the programs see respens two 13 their needn provides technic al assistance within NeC regarding resolut6en et generic issues and the myelopment and appIlcation of research and standards to the seletion of specific safety pechlems; provies fandtag goldence to N#C contractors DOE laboratories, and othee government agencies within t he Dielston budget and coaststent with NeC policy; estatains liaison and provides technical input to other feeral agencies, professional societies, internat t enal agenc ies, and other organt r a-16ons in assigned areas.
Direc tor Robert M 6ernere Deputy Directar Francis se en-same III acactor etst tranch Rism Methodology and Data granch Develops probabilistic eaalysis methods, assists in collecting reliability data.
Develops and uses systematic analysts techniques which assess reacter plaats to and prepares repsets, standards, and regulations which cover the ese of spectf sc determine systee or overall reliability, everall risk including the modeling of severe accident sequences, end radioactive releases and consequences. Prepares probabilistic analysts methods, and ret tability data in the regulatory procews.
reports, standards, and regulations related to its areas of responsibility. The teort 6ecludes research data to obtain component f ailure rates, human error teactor Seliabi t t ty Set tlen mwe tops new techst eves for systees anal y s i s,
f ates, and the frequency of accurrence of multiple f ailures of common causes and researcts te dewefop probabilistiC anafytical orthods for eteretning c,
t, systees rettability engineering, and acctmet sequence prediction, and has lead subsystem, and system reliabi t t ty.
These methods should cowee challenges and FMpons ib t. i t y fee applications of fish assessment to reac ters suth as the f at tures free both esternal and internal causes and should inc lude, to the Reac tor Safety Study earthodology applications Progeas and the Interio telta-estent possib?e, means to imat ify and guantify uncertainttes. This research bility f oaluations Program t he Beactor Risk Sect 6en mwetops probabiltsste supports development of quantitat t we criteria for acceptable reliability and techniques for analyting the response of reactors in serious accident.*guences acceptable wish and develops methods te assess compliante with such critetta.
ence tore damage has begun.
Inis includes the processes of core melt, energy release, and containment response, and analys6s of fissten product transport and Vacant release within the plant systems and in the environment, the teactor fisk Sec-Chief tien develaps techatques to use comparative probabilistic analyses as a erans te identify and evaluate wSeful alternettwes in reactor siting, emergency planetag, and plant design.
Transportation and Naterials Risk Oranch Develops and manages researc h progrees to assess system performance and potential accident consequences associated with all elements of the nuclear fuel cycle (including transportation but esclud6pg weste management), and production, transportation, use and disposal of industr6at and consueee products containirq Regulatory Analysis granch regulated quantitles of radtear.ttve gatorials pres ares reports which provide Dewetops and teptements pollC es and procedures for improving the ef fect tweness t ec.hn tc a l basis fee ru l enat ing and licensing decisions related to these 6
ac t i v i t ies.
Prepares standards and regulations for transportation of all NRC of the htC regulatory process. Develops cetterna and methods for analysing the regulated esterials and production and use of ladustrial consumer products values and impact of proposed requ14 tory activities, as well as for campflance (escept for direct medical etes) containing regulated quantities of radioactive with appI tcable regulatory impac t analys 6 s requi rement s such as WifA, the materie t. Develops and uws rist assessment orthodologies sad techniques to segulatory flestbility Act one the P aperwort seduc t ion Ac t.
Provides the lead assess risks assec tated with all eteernts of the nuclear fuel cycle (including responsibilliy for the coordinatines and implementation of t he Perled6c and transportation and waste eenagement) and production, transportation, use and systematic Review of NeC regulat eens.
As directed, coord6 nates enoples rule-disposal of indust rial and consumer products containing regulated quantities of oak 6pgs and policy activities; e.g the severe accident rule. Conducts research rad 6oactive materials. Prepares reports which compare risks from all components in support of regulatory improvement.
of the nuclear fuel cycle on a consistent basis, identify principal contelbutors to risk, and prowlde instqhts to assist in regulatory decisionoaming. Helps to train IsRC staf f in appItcation of rist assessment methodology and interpretation of results.
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION osoameranon cusar DIV1110h DF HE ALTH $lia w, ANO hAsit mahactest eif Plans and directs peograms for develoosent of regulations, criteria, and guides and for research related to the slting et licensed nuclear f actittles, the management of radioactive wastes, and the assessment of health rists rerelting from espesu e to fonirtag radiat +on as these r
matters relate to protection of the enuteensent and the health and safety of the public; establishes er recommends policy, planning, and procedures for the research and standards programs as required to carry out the functions of the Otelston, coordinates these reeearch and standards programs with other haC ef fices to ensure that the pro-grams are responsive to their needs. Provides technical assistance witftta h4C regarding resolution Of fieneriC issues and the development and applecation of research and standards to the solution.f spectfic safety problees; provides funding guidance to het contracters. DOE laboratories, and other gemeenennt agencies utthin the Olvisten budget and consistent with eeRC policy; eatntains liaison and provides tech-nical input to othee federal agencies Ah53, professional societies, inteenational agencies, and other organt f ations in assigned areas.
O f rec tor f rans J. Arsenault Deputy Director Patricle A. Camella f arth %ciences Beanch 5tting and Environmental Branch Develops research end standards programs ta provide regulations, cc -
Develops research and standards programs to provide scientific and teria, and guides, and manages contractual wors relative to the safety technical understandiag and i nf ormat ion, and manages research and envirereental considerations assoc 4 *t ed with the siting of necessary to establish design, perf ormanc e, and sit tng criteria licensed nuclear f acilities. These considerations include the ef fects related to geological, hydrological, and e*teorological phenomena,
of enternal events on f acility safety, the demographic and ens t ron-including sette6C events, floods, entreme stores, and dispersion of radioactive releases by air and water.
This requires the evaluation sental (f actuding geological) f actors af fecting public health and the Du 6 ron*ent, and the interaction of local and state governments and of the state-et-tne-art by which geological, hydrological, and meteor-multistate regtens with site selection, elegical systees and phenomena are charactertred and the associated physical data are measured. A major function is to provide a techat-(nrice f. Conti Chief cal basis and capability for assessing the uncertaintles in the data and phenomenological or structural models uwd to predict f acility performance and safety.
Chief Leon L. Beratan Health f ffects Branch Develops research and standards programs to provide regulations, cel-teria, and guides, and manages contractual work relattwo to protection of the publ 6c f rom the ef f ects of espesure to tenistag redtat tom Weste Management Branch resulting f rom licensed nuclear actietties_ Thls requires assessment at the individual and onpulation doses. dose eneettaents and conse-Develops research and standards programs to provide regulations, cri.
teria, and gu. des, and manages contractual work relative to the quent health risks resulting free espesure to redtoactive material released into the environment, free occupational espesures, f rom ots*
managreent of radioactive wastes from licensed nuclear f acilities and operations to ensure compidence with the requireeents of NRC policy administration of the medical uses of radiation, and lacluding thew releases subject to the EPA standards set forth in 40 Cf 4190. Pre-and the generally applicable (EPA) standards for release of radionu-clides into the accessible environment. This requireg an assessment vides principal technical support end staf f Italsan for hec partiCipe-tien fa the ladietton Policy Council and the Interagnacy Radiation of the characteristics of high leve t, low level and urantus recovery Research Coeurittee, wastes; testing and assessment of methods for predicting the perfor-eence of the engineered and natural barriers to radionuclide migration with particular emphasis en identif ying the leportant f actors and Chief William A. Mills evaluating the uncertainties in the performance assess"ent; and assessment of measureeent and amattoring methods for siting and deter-mining regulatory compilance.
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ce6anization cume U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFF6CE OF INSPECilON AND EmpORCf MENT beve 6 ops po i sc ies and prograss f or e nspec t ion and invest igat s on of 16c ensees, appi t cant s, and t heir coetractors and s@ pliers to; as(ertain ehether they are complying with hRC regulations, rules, orders and lic ense conditions; identify conditions that may adversely af fect public health and safety. the environment, or the safeguarding of nuclear materials and facilities; provide a basis for reccamending 16suance or denial of an an.thorizatiosi, pere l f or license; determine whether quality assurance programs meet hRC c ri ter i a, and recommerd or take appropriate ac tion regarding inc 6 dents ee acc idents. Develops policies and imp le-ment s a progree of enforcement ac tion; direc ts emergency preparedness actielt t es; provides guidant e to Regional Of fices 09 progree matters; and appraises progree performance in teres of ef f ec t iveness and uni f ore t t y.
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION oeoanization casar GIFICE OF IN5PEC110N AND ENFCRCENINT PROGRAN SUPP0tf BRANCN INFORCEM NT STAFF Develops policies and progrees for enforcement of NRC require-Provides support in the areas af budget, contract adminenstra-meats, manages major enforcement actions; appraises ef fective-t ion, woed processing. Fola, ADP reports. and other admints-ness and un6feretty of regional actions.
trattve services.
Directar ( Acting)
James tieeermen Chief James (,
giana 01V1510N OF Rf ACTOR PROGRAMS O1 VISION OF f MGluff RING AND QUALITY ASSURANCf Develops and coordinates strategies for assuring the quality of Develops inspection progrees for reac tors laciuding physical reactor design, construction and overation; provides engineer-securt ty and radiological safety; assesses ef fectiveness and lag support to other If divisions and watch of ficers for NRC unif oretty of regional performance; eenages NRC Reactor Training Center and tospector training progree.
Operations Center.
Director (dward L. Jorden Director James M. Tay tor Olvl510N OF EMt RGENCY PetPARf DNf 55 01VI510N OF FUEL f ACittilf 5. MAff al ALS AND 5Af fGUAR05 Develops inspection programs for fuel f acitlties and eaterials Directs upgradtng of emergency preparedne ss programs at licensees; develops investtgation program, assesses ef fective-licensee f ac t i ttles; NRC preparations to handle licensee ness and uniferetty of regional performance of these progrees; emergencies; and the operatian of the NRC Operations Center, evelWales licensee events and genertC problems pertatning to fuelt and eaterials.
Director Brian R. Grimes Leonard I. Cobb Director Deputy Of rector Sheldon A.
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generic problems; r,sponds to inquiries on program matters that are broader than a single plant.
Chief ( Actiag)
Robert F, Heishman Chie f gg )) erd g, ge,,
Reactor Operations Branch f uel f actiltles and materials tranch Develops inspection program for operating reacters including Develops the radiological safety inspection progree foe f uel physical security and radiological safety; assesses ef fective-f acilit es and materials; assesses ef fectiveness and uniferetty i
of regional ness and uniforetty of regional performance of the progree=
r per oreance of the progs as; evaluates licensee responds to inquiries on mat ters that relate to operating events and generic problees in redsafety area; responds to reactors and are broader than a single plant.
enquiries on progree mat ters that are broader than a single p g.ng or j ic,nge, Chief James G. Partlou Chief too B. nigginbotham, Jr.
hWC Reactor training Center Investigatlee Branch Develops and implements the training program for NRC inspectors Develops the investigation program involving nec licensees and e activities inc M ng Mac tm.
f uel f aci Httes, aM and provides reactor technology training for NRC personnel and foreign nationals, as requested.
performance 'of theprogree.
Directse ( Acting)
Charles W. Thayer Chief noger f ortuna Ff PeelanY t 197 n
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Engineering and Technical Support Branch toergency Preparedness Development Branch Develops cr 6 ter t a and guidanc e for the res tew of on-s t t e eeergency plans associated with applications for and amend-neses detailed safety evaluet tens of generic problems sent s to construction permits and operating licenses for associated olth specific technical disc tpi nnes; develops reactors; coordinates with the f ederal leergency Management inspec tion proc edures and correspondenc e relating to these Agency en development of its of fsite emergency planning setters; swports other If divisions and NRC Operations Center crit,ria; develops and recommends new or revised N#C in f 6 elds of empertire.
requirements which Iftensees must meet in area of emergency preparedness Chief Robert L. Seer Chief (Acting)
Renneth F. Persins Quality Assurance Branch leergency Preparedness E tcensing Oranch Rev iews and evaluates emergency plans associated with con-Develops comprehensive program for quality assurance of reacto, f ac ilities including destgr. f abelcation. construction testlng struction pereits and operating licenses and seenessents to and operation; coordinates with industry on progrees fo, CL's for reactors, conducts site appraisals to assure that Mcensee plans can be implemented, reviews and evaluates taproving ef fectiveness of QA progrees; coordinates with other NRC offices and divisions to develop inspection and other typ,,
FEMA plans relating to of fsite responses by state and local of progrees to improve Q4 governments and determines everall NRC evaluation of onsite/of fsite plans.
Chief ferry L. Macpster Chief Frank G. Pagano, Jr.
Events Analysis Branch Incident Response 8 ranch Develops policy and procedures for evaluation and response to Develops and maintains the NRC program for response to reported licensee events and generic prob?. as; screens and licensee emergencies; operates the NRC Operations Center; reports on these matters; provides engineering assistance to ac tively direc ts the coergency response ac tivities of the NRC Operations Center including watch of ficers.
NRC Regional Of fices.
Chief ( Acting) wt))iam R. Mt))s Chief ( Acting)
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Pubi te Af f atrs staf f Adelnistrater gonald C, nay,,,
Deputy Anssialstrator James M.
Allan i n f or c ement and Invest eoat ion Staf f lentements the met policies and programs for Public Af f airs in the Region.
s pd mes W p rams of wf et no me en en as me en se - en ---- as and investiget ton for the Regts,n.
Public Affairs Rarl Abrahee Of ficers Cary F. $4nborn Direc tor Rnbert i Car t son I
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Provides project management of assigned NRC programs for gions of r, actors, f 6el f ac i l i t ies. and users of licensed plants and exercises regarding site emergencies; prepares
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licensed powr and non power reactors and f uel f acilities materi a l s. including all engineering, radialogical safety functions. " operates within regional boundaries, and safeguards inspections and Agreement $ tate activities, regional a<is t ni s t ra t i ve laboratory f acilities and coordinates state liaison actienties.
j Direc tor Richard is. St arostec k l Director fhomas I. Martin
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I"9'ar"ang Progrees Branc h leergency Preparedness & Progree support Granch Per forms inspec tions and evaluat ions in the Performs inspec tions and evaluetions of do's'i hs's Tg*,"*d'"!a'n't7es' ""*",'
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Region to handle emergencies, conducts indepen-dent seasurements.
Ch6ef Eldon J. Brunner Chief Steoart D. (bneter Chief Gary L. $nyder l
l Pro ject Orartch No. 2 Technstal Programs Branch Administrat 6ve granch Performs radiological safety and safeguards Perferos administrative services for the Region Provides project management for the division's inspec tions and evaluations at licensed inc luding f i nanc i a l, personne l. contrac t ing.
functions for assigned f acilities.
f ac i l ities.
trave, wed processing, suaolies.
Chief Richard R. lleteig (hief James M. Joyner !!!
Chief John J. Mroscar 1
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Aminis trator James P. O' Reilly Public Af f airs Staf f Deputy Adelaistrator Rotert D. Martin inforceernt and investigation Staf f Impleoents the N#C policies and prograss for leptements policies and progrees of enforcemeat Public Af fairs in the Region.
en e m m en em on es em es a m m am e" and investigation for the Reg 6en.
Pubite Af f airs mennet> M Clart O f f icers Joseph T. Gill e tand D i rn tor Cart E. Alderson I
I DeveSsON OF PROJECT & RESIDENT PROGRAMS DIVISION OF ENGINE E plNG & TE CHNICAL PROGR AMS Divr5J04 0F emf RGENCY PRIPADf D4f$$ A40 0Pf RaftC4At SueP0af Pm Ws tn hn i c a t lasput*ps aM natuat es of t ecensee Provides engineering and technical inspections and evalue-P ovides projec t management of assigned NRC progrees for plants and e =erc i ses regard *ng site emergenc ies; prepares tions of reac tors, f ue l f ac t i t t les, and users of licensed licensed power and non-power reactors and fuel f ac t i ttles materials, including all eng i nee r i ng, radiologic al safety
9 '"*I. mpense to licensn emergeon, pe f om i
within regional boundaries, onal aminist rat he M t @s, watn lahwatery and sa'eguards inspec tions and Agre**ent State activities.
f ac tilties and coordinates state 16atson a(t tvities.
U,t re,t tor John F.
)Lohr D i rec tor R ichard C. Lewis D i rec t or Joan A.
Oishinsas g, e liaisen Of ficer Robe-t F f rej enn=s t i Pro ject Branch No. I togineering Progrees Branch t oergency Preparedness & Progree Support Branc h Performs inspections and evaluations in the Performs inspec tions and evaluations of Provides project management for the division's iicensn eeergency preparedness; prepares spec ial t red arus of engineering at i tcensed es functions for assigned f actittin.
f ac ilities.
Region to handte emergencies, conducts Indepen-dent measurements.
Chtef ( Acting) f loyd 5. C ant re l l-Chief Char les L. Murphy Chief Jngn P st one Project Branch No 2 inhntcal Proge nes Branch Administrative Granch Provides project management for the division's Performs radiologic al safety and safeguards Performs a<tninistrative serstces for the Region including f inanc ial, personnel, c ont rac t ing,
'nspec t ions and evalue' ions at lirensed
== mum functions for assigned f actitttes.
f acilities.
travel, word processing, sappi tes.
Chter Paul J. mellogg Chief Albert F. Gibson Chief Phill 6p 0. Chendeot FEBRUART s. Ntt2
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Adelnistrator James C. Seppler Public af f airs Staf f Deputy Aetnistrator A. Bert Cawls inforcement and Investigation Staf f topieeeats the NRC policies and progrees for leptements policies and programs of enforcesent Publ1C Af f airs in the Region.
n am es se e n e m m as em es m us em as and investigation for the Region.
Public Af f airs
- J Strassa Director Robert F. Warnich Of f icers Russell J marahtto 1
I Divi % ION OF PROJF CT A RE SIDE NT PROGR AMS DivtS60N Of ENGINt E RING & TECHNICAL PROGR AMS Divl5f 04 0F IMI#GtleCY PRf esal Dest s5 a8tl0 C?taaf If9at strPPee t Proviacs t echn iC a l inspec t Sens and evaluat ions of l i c ensee Provides engineering and t echnic al inspections and evaiva-plants and eserc ises regard tag site emergenc 6es; prepares Provides project managerant of assigned NRC progrees for tions of reac t ors, f uel f acilities, and users of i tcensed for regional response to I tcensee emergenc ies; pe r f or*s I tcensed gewer and non-power reactors and fuel f acilities ma t er i a l s, including all engineering, radiological safety regional administrative f unc t i ons, operates laboratory eithin regional boundaries.
and s a feguards inspections and Agreteent State activttles.
g,c g i t t les and reord ' nates state t tatsen activet les O t rec tor Richard t. Spessard Director Charles E. Moret tes John A. Mad Project Branch me. I ingine* ring Pmgrams if raNh toergency Preparedness & Program Support Branch Provides projeit managreent for the division's p,rf orms inspections and evaluations in the Performs inspections and evaluations of functions for assigned f acilities.
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Chief Richard C. linnp Chief ( Acting)
Cornell C. Williams Chtet Carl J. Paperiello Project Aranch ho. 2 lechnical Programs Branc h amin,st rat ive Branch Perfores radioingical safety and safeguards Performs ahinistrative services for the Region Provides project management for the division,s Inspec t ions and evaluations at licensed inc luding f i nanc i a l, personnel, c ontra( t i ng,
func tions for assigned f acilities, f acilities.
travel, word process 6ng, suppHes.
Chief John F. Streeter Chief ( Acting)
Robert L. Greger chief Helen Pappas I
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Administrator John T. Colitas Public Af f airs Staf y Deputy A:1ministrator aarl V. Sey f r t t inforcement and Invest'oatten Staf f lepleernts the NRC policies and programs for "U
PuDilC Af f airs in the Region.
Public Af f airs Of ficer Clyde wtsner Director ( Acts.*g) nar t v. Seyf rit I
I Ofwl5IO4 0F RE5 0f tf.#f ACTOR Pn0H c7 am0 EmGittiniNG PROGaAus DaVISION OF Vf NDOR R. TFCHNICAL PROGR AWi Def nAf t04AL 5ver0RT OR A4CM P rov i des tev hnic a l inspec t ions and evaivat ions of vendors.
Prseides project sanagveent of assigned NRC progrees for des igners, suppi ters, reac tors, f uel f acilities, and users Provides support in areas of tsudget, financial cortrol, licensed power and non-power reactors and fuel f ac ilities of licensed ester i a l s, radiological safety and Agrecoent personnel, contracts, word processing, tra'etng coord6n-within regional bounderles-State ac t i v i t ies, licensee plans and emerc ises regardin9 ation and other administrative serw+ces.
site coergencies; prepares for regional response to licensee emergencies; conevf*natas state liaison art twit les.
Otrector ( Acting)
James 1. Gagliardo D i rec t or i Acting)
John 1.
Co t i o ns Chief Anna stav Haycraf t Reactor Project Branch no. I vensfors Programs Branch Perfores project
- asurement of vendors Prevides project management for the division's throughout the U 5.
and foreign countries who functions for assigned f acilities.
supply goods amt services to NRC-licensed reactor projects /f acilities.
Chief Cien L. Madsen Chief Uldis Potopovs Reac tor Project Branch No_ p Technical Prugree dram h Perforos radiological safety and safeguards Provides project management for the division,s inspect ions and evaluations at licensed functions for assigned facilities, f a ilities.
Chief William C. Seidle Chief Glen D Brown
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Administrator Robert M. Engelken Public Af f ates htaf f Deputy Administrator Vacant i nf orcement and Invest toet son Staf f Iglements the NRC policies and programs for lep hts Micks aM mms M en%N4 mammmmmmmmmmmme PubilC Af f airs in the Region, and investiga ion for 14 Regron.
Pubitc Af f airs Of ficer James G Maric het t Direc tor allen D. JWson I
I Divtst04 Of Rt51D141 RE ACTOR Pa01ECTS A40 E NGithesihG PROG RAMS OlW15l04 05 RADIOLOGICAL SAf t f y A40 5AFIGUARD5 PROGRAM opt R ATIO%5 5UPPORT R A AtCH Directs and armatstee s hn programs f or rad io loq u a l saf ety Provides projec t management of assigned NRC progrees for and safeguards involving reac tor s, f uel f acilities and rowW adaunseve mm encMag hnence perW, con licensed power and non-power reactors and f uel f acilities esteria ls licensees; evaluates inc idents associated with within regional boundaries, their f unc t ions.
Responsible for technical evaluations of mag. travel. files. voord procesiong and ausvi es lic ensee plans and emercises regarding site emergencies; prepares for regional response to licensee emergenc i es.
D i r ec t or Jesse L. Crews D i rec tor George 1.
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% tate t f aison of firer Dean H R oni h i re Reactor Operations Project Branch Radiological Safety Rranch Performs division's functions for reactors in Performs d i v i s ion's functions as they pertain operation and preparing to start up.
to radiological safety.
Chief Daniel M.
Sternberg Chief Herbert 1. Boot Reactor Construction Project Branch Safegesards firanch Perforos division's f unct ions as they pertain Performs division's f unc tions for f eac tors mummme to saf eguarding of nuc lear f acilities and under construction.
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