ML20070U234

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Functional Organization Charts

ML20070U234
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Issue date:	01/01/1983
From:	NRC OFFICE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (ORM)
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NUREG-0325, NUREG-0325-R05, NUREG-325, NUREG-325-R5, NUDOCS 8302100268
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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORG ANIZAllON CH ART s

THE COMMISSION The Commission is responsible for licensing and regulating nuclear facilities and materials and for conducting research in support of the licensing and regulatory process, as mandated by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, the Energy Reorgan-ization Act of 1974, as amended, and the Nuclear Nonprolifera-tion Act of 1978; and in accordance with the National Environ

• mental Policy Act of 1%9, as amended, and other applicable statutes.

These responsibilities include protecting public health and safety, protecting the environment, protect'nq and safeguarding materials and plants in the interest of national security; and assuring conformity with antitrust laws. Agency functions are performed through: Standards-setting and eule-making; technical reviews and studies; conduct of public hear-ings; issuance of authoritations; permits and licenses; insp t-tion, investigation and enforcement; evaluation of operating experience, and confirmatory research. The Commission is com-posed of five members, appointed by the President and Confirmed by the Senate, one of whom is oesignated by th Presikk as Chairman. The Chairman is the principal executive offic6r and the offlClal spokesman of the Commission.

The Chairman, selected from the Commission by the President, is the principal executive of ficer of and the official spokesman for the NRC, as mandated by the Reorganization Plan No.1 of 1980. As principal executive of ficer, the Chairman is respon-sible for preparing policy planning and guidance for Commission consideration, and for conducting the administrative, organira-tional, budgetary and certain personnel functions of the agency. He has ultimate authority for all NRC functions per-taining to an emergency involving an N9C license. His actions are governed by the general policies of the Commission.

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John F. Aheame Commissener Thomas M. Roberts Commessioner James K. Asselstine Commesmoner I

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ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD PANEL 1

Develops procedures applicable to activities of hear-

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ing Boards and makes appropriate recoussendations to a

the Commission relating to the conduct of hearings, j

and hearing procedures for the guidance of the Boards. Atomic Safety and Licensing Boards conduct j

such hearings as the Commission may authorite or i

direct; make such intermediate or final decisions as the Commission may author 12e in proceedings to j

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suspend, revoke, or amend licenses or 4

authorizations; and perform such other regulatory j

functions as the Commission deems appropriate.

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8. Paul Cotter. Jr.

4 Deputy Chief Admmestrateve Judge Robert M. Laro f

Deputy Chief Admenestratswe Judge Frederick J. Shon f

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR ORO ANIZAtlON CH Atf t

Conducts investigations and inspections to ascertain l

and verify the integrity of all NRC operations; im.ttgates ?llegations of NRC employee misconduct

.nd equal employment opportunity and civil rights complaints; develops policies and standards governing the Commission's financial and management Special Assistant for Policy audit program, and administers Commission's day-to-and special Projects day audit activities; serves as point of contact with the GAO on matters af fecting NRC's financial Assists the ofrector and the Deputy Of rector and canagement audit function; makes sucti reports to in establishing policies governing the over.

the Commission as necessary to keep the Commission all mission of OIA.

Conducts and/or super.

fully informed on its financial management vises special projects, audits, inspections responsibilities, and on the results of inves-or investigations to provide the Olrector tigations and inspections; hears individual employee l

and/or Deputy Director with appraisals of and concerns regarding NRC operations and activities; recommendations on programs, projects, plans refers criminal matters to the Dept. of Justice and g

and policies that impact the integrity, maintain 6 If aison with the Dept. of Justice and I

effectiveness and efficiency of NRC.

other law enforcement agencies.

Special Assistant Corenthis Kelley Director James J. Cunwnings I

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR / ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR AUD*TS AS$1STANT DIRECTOR FOR INVESTIGATIONS Of rects the overall NRC audit orogram including the development Directs CIA's investigative and inspection program including i

of necessary policies, standards and procedures for execution of the development of policies, standards and procedures; pre-audits; interpMts established audit policies, standards and pares reports of possible violations of Criminal laws and l

procedures; executes and provides coordination of the audit pro-other irregularities in the administration of Commission pro

• gram as it relates to the activities of Headquarters and grams and activities; maintains liaison with the Department of g

l Regional Of fices; provides liaison between NRC Of fices. GAO and Justice and other law enforcement agenCles in Criminal and l

other audit organizations; reviews the audit work performed on a other investigative matters, and assists and maintains close I

selected basis and reviews and concurs in audit reports prepared liaison with all elements within NRC in the conduct and super-by audit branches. In the absence of the Director, or as re-vision of investigations involving possible criminal activi-quired, directs and coordt eates the activities of the of fice.

ties including the review of CI invest {gations for possible criminality.

Deputy Director / Assistant Director George Menenger Assistant Director Hollis W. Bowers 1

I Rewarch. Prograrn Direction and Safety and Enforcement Audits Licenseg and Standards Audits Admmestration Audits Branch Branch Branch Plans, organfres, directs, conducts and con

• Plans, organites, directs, conducts and con-Plans, organ t res, directs. conducts and trols continutng audits of NRC Reserach.

trols continuing audits of MRC Salety and controls continuing audits of NRC Licensing Program Of rection, and Administration activt-Enforcement activitle including inspection, and Standards activities, including Reactor,

ties, including Reactor Safety Research, enforcement, and regional operations; pre

• Fuel and Materials Licensing. Standards Safeguards Research, and Fuel Cycle and Envi-pares reports of audits settang for;h find-Development and Safeguards; prepares reports rorumental Research; prepares reports of ings and appropriate recamendations for cor-ce audits setting forth findings and recem-audits setting forth findings and appropriate rective action; determines that reports have mendations for corrective action; determines recommendations for corrective action; deter-been reviewed and properly acted upon and are that reports have been reviewed and properly mines that reports have been reviewed and in acCordance with GAO standards for audit *

&cted upon and are in acCordance with GAO properly acted upon and are in accordance ing; folle=s up on audit recommendations and stai.dards for auditing, follows up on audit with CAO standards for auditing; follows up brings to the attention of proper of ficists.

recommendations and brings to the attention audit recommendations and brings to the any matters on which corrective action has of proper of f(clals any mattees on which attention of proper of ficials any setters on not been taken.

corrective action has not been taken.

which corrective action has not been taken.

Chief Alphonw Gauthier Cheef Harey Boulden Chef Fred Herr JANUARY 1, HR3 FAGE 7

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J OF FICE OF THE GENE R-L COUNSE L Directs matters of law and legal policy, providing advice and assistance to the Commission and to the Of fices reporting to the Commission with respect to all activities of the MRC; reviews and prepares appropriate decisions on ASLAB decisions and rulings, public petitions seeking direct Comunission action, and rulemaking proceedings involving hcarings; represents and protects the interests of the NRC in court pro-ceedings, and in relation to other government agen-cies, Committees of Congress, foreign governments, and members of the public.

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000 ANf2 AflON CH ART OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS

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Responsible for the conduct, supervision, and quality j

control of investigations of licensees, appittants, l

contractors or vendors, includies the investigation of all allegations of wrongdoing by other than NRC 8

employees and contractors.

Develops policy, pro-l cedures, and qualG control standards for the con-l POLICY AND PROGRAM '.UPPORT STAFF duct of all 01 investigations.

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esecutes administrative af fairs of the Of fice, in-I ciuding budget formation, fiscal management, manage-ment surveys and directives, personnel administration DIVI 5104 0F FIELD DPERATIONS and training.

Conduc t s, supervises, and assures quality control et Inquiries and investigations within the scope of NRC Director Roger A. Fortuna authorith including inquiries and investig61ons of allegations of wrongdoing by individuals or organtia-tions other than NRC employees or NRC contractors.

Maintains current awareness of inquiries and irspec-tions by other agency of fices to identify need for formal investigations.

Keeps Commission principals currently informed of matters u%rc investigation as i

tney af fect safety matters. Advises and assists the Office of Inspector and Auditor in appropriate refer-3 rats to the Department of Justice. Maintains liaison 4

j with other agencies and 3rgan12ations to ensure the timely enchange of information of mutual interest.

Director W1111am J. Ward i

I 01 FIELD OFFICES Conduct, supervise and assure quality control of investigations within geographic limits of the NRC Regional Of fice with which they are co-located. Pro-wide investigative support and counsel to NRC Regional Aeninistrators. E nsure that Regional Administrators and the Director, Oifice of Investigations. are fully and currently informed of significant investigative matters affecting NRC Regions.

Main-tain current awareness of inquiries and inspections within the Region in which they are located to iden-tify the need for and recommend formal investiga-tions. Establish and maintain effective liaison with other agencies and organizations within their areas of cencern. When required, provide investigative support to other 01 fleid of fices or Headquarters. In addi-tion, the Dallas Field Office normally conducts,

supervises, and assures the quality control of inves-tigations associated with the Vendor Inspection Program.

Philadelphia Field Office e Director (Acting)..

.Raymond Shepherd Atlanta Fleid Office il Director ( Acting)..

James Vorse Chicago Fleid Of fice 11l Director ( Acting)..

.. James Foster Dallas Field OfficeIV Of rector ( Acting)...

. Richard Herr San Francisco Field Offl(e y Director ( Ac t i ng)..

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OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS ii Provides advice and assistance to the Chairman and MRC l

staff on all NRC relations with Congress and views of I

Congress toward NRC policies, plans and activities; i

maintains liaison with Congressional Committees and j

members of Congress on matters of interest to NRC; serves as primary contact point for all NRC coceanications with l

Congress, reviewing and concurring in all outgoing j

correspondence to members of Congress; participates in planning and developing NRC's legislative program.

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OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATPti 1

I Develops ared directs policies and programs for personnel Program Support Branch j

management; organization and management analysis; security and Classification requirements; office management and Plans and directs program support for the 1.icense Fee Management Branch administrative services; contracting and procurement serv-Office of Administration.

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of NRC offices for determining fee base. Main-Director Patricia G Norry Office of Administration and prepares appro-l.

tains followup program to assure fee payments and

,l Institutes enforcement procedures when Deputy Director Mchael L Springer priate recommendations for change.

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!j cies to provide consistency in fee programs.

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Plans, develops, and implements policies and I

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and development of MRC incumbent executives and tsse page 16)

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SES Candidates and to support the Executive Re-sources Board; in the same manner, provides management and supervisory training and de-velopment programs to improve managerial per-1 formance; provides policy direction and admin-Director Paul E. Sird Director Raymond J. Brady Director Williarn J. Sesaw istration for the Intern Program; develops and I

administers the agencywide budget and overall program for technical and nontechnical tr Jele.%

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meet', future needs; conducts studies and de-1 vel training and education programs in re-airements; assis"ts' headquarters and regional DIVISION OF FACILITIES DIVISION OF RULES AND RECORDS D' VISION OF CONTRACTS AND OPE R ATIONS SUPPORT o fices in identifying inter-and intra-of fice training needs and assists in 4e preparation, implementation and evaluation of relevant pro-grams; represents the NRC in the Interagency is** P89817)

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(see page 211 Group Committee on Training and Developr*nt, the DOE-Industry Personnel and Training Group and private sector education cevncils; and structures career development patterns and in-pienents necessary associated training programs Direcsor John H. Corley Director Joserb M. Felton Director Edward L Halman to support upward mobt11ty and equal employment epoortunity principles.

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Occupational Safety and Responsible for planning and direction of employee safety

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Administers esecution of htC wide operations support prog-ans.

occupational health and safety

'f program for safe working environment Dweetor John H.Corley 4

for NRC employees and public using Deputy Dwector Georg- *8 Fetrow NRC facilities.

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i Establishes policies, standards and Provides direct support in issuing Coordinates and provides support Develops and administers policies, i

procedures for NRC-wide space and and processing travel authorf 2ation services to NRC Mcadquarters in standards and procedures governing buildings acquisition and utiliza-requests including change of off t-areas of mall receipt, processing.

NRC conduct of telecommunication tion and motor vehicle operations.

cial station and reporting to first delivery and dispatch, and outside activities, and provides and op-Provides and coordinates support offfcfal station; securing travel Mail-Messenger Service. Oversees eratns commisifcation systems

.n services for NRC Meadquarters space, reservations for foreign and domes-Headquarters and Regional Opera-support of Headquarters operations; buildings and facilities. Maintains tic travelers; securing passports tions on mall management matters maintains reviews of Regional Office l

11afson with G54, other Federal for foreign travelers; issuing including training and orientation telecommunications; assures imple-agencies and State and local airline tickets and travel advances, and equipment requirements for mentation of Federal standards and mall handling and preparatioen.

requirements for teleconmunications i

governments.

services within NRC.

Including telephone, radio, teletype, fac-

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Chief Richard Iselin Chief Ruth M. Laniestra Chief Harold G. Hubbell Chief Vernon s. Kerr i

Property and Supply Branch Directs and performs activities related to management of personal property, general supplies inventory, warehousing and moving servfces.

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AND DOCUMENT CONTROL Responsible for the planning and direction of the NRC tech-j nical information and document control programs. This in-ciudes the planning and development of technical information functions and information exchange programs; development.

administration and management of document control informa-tion and dissemination programs; the production, evaluation.

storage, dissemination and retrieval of d2cuments; and NRC liaison with the Joint Convittee on Printing.

Director Williarn J. Besaw Deputy Dwector Myrna L. Steele Policy and Publications CRESS Branch Pnnting and Graphics Docuenent Manassment Branch Branch Manage *nent Branch Develops or manages development Provides automated reports pro

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and faplementation of division cessing and proofreading service procedures, standards, and guide-the

receipt, dissemination, j

oolicy related to nRC-wide respon-for all NRC of fices. Facilitates lines and provides Headquarters storage, rettfeval and safe of sibilities for NRC pubilcations.

communication of reports between direction and coordination for the NRC pubilcations. Develops and Provides WRC wide pubitcation con-electronic CRESS and other NRC NitC printing, graphtCs. audio-implements policies for paperwork

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l trol and processing. technical offices. Regions. laboratories, visual and related activities.

management under the Paperwort writing and editing, and transla-etc. Uses services of a compatl*

Processes requests relating to Reduction Act end related Federal tion services. Publishes NRCI's.

ble word peocessieg contractor to printing, dupilcating/ copying, statutes and regulations pertain-fitte List Journal, and abstract /

keep workload manageable.

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• graphics audiovisual. photography, ing to management of records.

indes journal of regulatory and vides composition of regulatory and Other operattens involved in correspondence, forms, and micro-

'l technical reports, guides.

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graphic services.

, e Chief Ann Savela.ne" Chief Joswie M. Johansen Chef Hugh D. McVeegh Chief Runeset S. Scott

,s Records Services Branch Library Branch Plans, directs and coordinates all administr6tive staf f support Develops, acquires, and maintains activities concerned with the library collections to support performance and maintenance of official activities of NRC; pro-centralized, official licensing vides reference, literature (10 CFR Part 50), generic and searching and circulation ser-project records.

Develops and vices; develops and maintains administers the classified docu-specialized acn-loan codes and ment orogram for the GeCords Ser*

standards ColleClion; provides vices Branch.

Controls the library support seevices

'ar all establishment and maintenance of other headquarters libraries and the License Authority records.

Regional Of fices.

Provides NRC-wide service for the receipt and dissemination of Ilcensing and related documents.

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I Responsible for development and implementation of agency-wide contracting policies and procedures.

Otrects and coordinates all contracting and purchasing activities for NRC, including contractor selection, negotiation, admints-tration anu close-out.

Provides advice and assistance to hW. program of f *clals relative to procurement regulations and requirements and means of meeting program objectives consistent with such requirements.

Director Edward L. Helenan Technical Assistanta Contracts Branch Operations Support Oranch Assists the Director and assumes primary agency Performs the total contracting function, including responsibility for development of MRC wide selection, negotiation, administration and close-out policles, regulations, standards, and procedures activities, in support of technical assistance needs relating to contracting, procurement and financial of MRC Offices and Olvisions. NRC programs ste-assistance. Responsible for the Agency's grants ported by the branch include those relating to nucle-program f aciuding negotiation, administratton and er health and safety, antitrust matters, licensing close-out activities.

Manages the Olvtston's and hearings activities, nuclear materials and fuel small and disadvantaged business program.

Pro-cycle f acility safety and safeguards, and other vides for development, managenent, and maintesnce needs associated with NRC's Itcensing and regulatory of the Division's contract information system.

responsibilities, i

Responsible for preparation of Olvision's budget

'6 and special statistical and management reports.

Estabitshes and maintains the 81dder's malling

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Chief Mary Jo Mattia ll Chief Ronald D. Thompson

l Rosserch Cnntracts Bronch Adrninistrative Contrace Brandi Performs the total contracting function, including Performs the total contracting function, including selection, negotiation, aeninistration and close-out selection, negotiation. administration and close-out activities, in support of research and technical activities, in support of the administrative contract assistance needs of MRC Offices and Olvisions. Areas needs of MRC Of fices and Olvisions. Activities in-of confirmatory assessment research relating to 16-clude the small purchasing function, gmchases via GSA and other later-agency arrangements, coordination and cens19g and other regulatory activities of MRC which are assigned to the brancfi include programs involving revleu of NRC Regional Of fices' procurement activttles as well as major purchases of those goods and services safety, safeguards, fuel cycle and environmental research, and functions related thereto requiring providing administrative support to NRC program contract support.

Provides contract support for activftfes.

development of guldes, standards and codes, and in-spection and enforcement activttles.

Chief Kellogg V. Morton Chief (Acting)

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OFFICE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Develops and maintains NRC financial and manpower management programs including policies, procedures, and standards of accounting, budgeting. cost analysis, resource planntog and analysts. and automatic data processing systems development and programming support. Develops management information for NRC offices; 1ssues periodic and special reports for NRC, Congress, other government agencies and the pubitc; provides E00 and Commissioners with information on NRC programs and issues of major significance; assists NRC offices in applying statistical theory and methods to agency programs; assists EDO in NRC budget review process.

Maintains Itatson with OMB and other government agencies. Congressional committees, and industry in areas of responsiblitty.

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NRC offices in use of sound statistical practices. Maintains liaison with 086 and Congressional committees.

Director Edwin G. Triner Deputy ofrector Richard P. Shumuay V

Programs Branch Budget Operations and Systems Development Branch Conducts agency level review and analysts of of fices (N#R. IE.

Directs process of funds control; assists Commission and EDO NMS$. RES. and Ref anal Of fices) annual program budget submis-staff offices in budget formulation; prepares and issues allot-siens, analy2es buyet submissions ad coordinates preparation ments and financial plans and participates in appropriation of NRC budget submissions for subst & 'o 086 and Congress; hearings; maintains continuous review of performance against participates in Congressional hearings on budget estimates; financial plans for EDO, ADM. and Commission staff offices; maintains continuous review of performance against financial develops authoritation and appropriation language; manages plans and evaluates use of resources (funding and staffing) budget system development; reviews Congressional budget tran-against program budget plans; reviews and processes financial scripts for NRC; Coordinates and compiles budget submissions to plans; initiates reprogramming actions as needed; provides

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develops budget calls; prepares budget reports to Congress for throughout the budget formulation and esecution phases. Par-a both budget formulation and executions; and determines agency ticipates in the development of the EDO five year budget plan l

funding requirements for salaries and benefits.

and programs and resource guidance.

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Develops policies, formulates plans, and performs special Identifies and analyres geolicy. program, and su igement issues studies and analyses to provide the Controller. the E00, and of major significance to NRC. its licensees. and the pub 11C.

the Commission with recommendations on resource reestraments and recommends agency options; conducts long-and short-range which impact on the effectiveness and efficiency of NRC; con-planning to assist in policy-making and program operations; tributes to the design and development of the NRC Multi-Vear performs Cost analyses of proposed rules and regulations for Sudget; evaluates the relationship between NRC resource re*

the CRGR Covering engineering, econom1C and health considera-quests and the actual resource allocation; analyzes major tions; assists NRC offices in the use of sound statistical issues in light of resources required to accomplish NRC goals; practices in technical. ahinistrative. and management pro-develops methods for the determination of resource requirements grams; administers and coordinates operation of the NRC Man-and uttifration. and identiftes improvements to management; agement Directives $ystem and MRC Announcements. Develops supervises cost analysis to ensure compilance with provisions background information for Commissioners and maintains inden of of OMB Cireviar A-76.

Acts as focal point for the Federal questfons and answers for Congressional hearings.

Productivity Program and OMS Circular 123.

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t OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Plans, develops, and implements programs of international cooperation and Itcensing of nuclear exports and imports.

Formulates and recessmends policies concerning nuclear j

exports and imports, international safeguards, and nonpro-liferation matters.

Director James R. Shea Deputy Director Joseph D. Lafleur.Jr.'

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'f Plans, develops, and f aptements international nuclear safety Participates in planning and formulation of NRC policies on information exchange progress, worHnp relationships with export-import licensing, nonprolf feration issues, and inter-International nuclear orgr,12ations ano other involved U.S.

national safeguards; receives and reviews appitcations for, i'

Government agencies, and provides general listson with other and as approprf ate, issues export and import licenses as the r

NRC of fices having interest or responsibility in areas of Commission directs; obtates and evaluates information from I

international cooperation. Participates in formulation of other MC and U.S. Government offices in consideration of Ifcense appifcations.

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OFFICE FOR ANALY$l$ AND EVALUATION OF OPERAi!ONAL DATA Responsible for the analysis and evaluation of operational safety data associated with all NRC-licensed activities and the feedback of such analyses to improve safety.

This office will provide agency coordination of operational data collection, storage, and retrieval activities; systematically and independently analyze and evaluate operational emperience (e.g., LERs); feed back the lessons inherent in operational experience to NRC licensing, standards, and Inspection activities and to licensees for ell NRC-Itcensed activi-ties, including verifying, when appropriate, that action has been implemented in response to the feedback; assess overall ef fective-ness of the agency wide operational safety data program; and act as a focal point for interaction with outsids organizations dedicated to operational safety data analysts and evaluation. These activi*

ties include reporting quarterly to Congress on abnormal occurrences.

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Performs support in the areas of policy de-Performs the review, analysts, and eva6eation velopment, of fice adelnistration, data pro-of safety experience from licensed nuclear l

gram manageernt, and issuance of reports and Performs the review, analysis, and evaluation fuels and radioactive materials f acilities publications on items of importance to nucle-of reactor operating experience in order to and activities, including byproduct, source

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reactor site and transportation steps, in operational emperience. Performs trends and order to identify actions that will improve patterns analysis of operational emperience.

public health and safety.

Chief Frederick J. Hebdon Chief Karl Seyfrit Chief Esthleen N. Black JANUARY 1,133 PAGE 29

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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETV AND SAFEGUARDS Progree Support Branch Responsible for ensuring pub 11C health and safety, and Provides administrative management and coordina-protecting the national security and envirotunental tion df the programs and resources of the values in the licensing and regulation of fac116tles Office. Estabitshes prierttles, schedules and and materials associated with the processing, trans-re e al M ationg p rfo m re m e fe w port and handling of nuclear materials, and the Casting, long-and short-range program planning, dispasal of nuclear waste, under the AtcolC Energy Act budget preparatio9 and coordination, and con-of 1954, as amended, and the Energy Reorganf ration Act tM Provim aMaistrative a M ma w t of 1974.

Responsible for review and assessment of support including personnel management, manage-safeguards against potential threats, thefts, and ment studies, management directives, personnel sabotage for licensed facilities, including reactors.

development and training, correspondence and Responsible for the Remedial Action Program under the action item Control; provides technical assist-Uranium 11 Tallings Radiation Control Act of 1978, ence and support to Director in evaluating pre-posed activities or positions and administering Director John G. Davis highly technical projects.

Deputy Director Donald B. Mausshardt A<ststant to the Ofrector Robert 5. Brown. Jr.

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s Conducts principal safeguards e tcensing and regulatory func-tions applicable to nuclear materials, fuel cycle f actittles, nuclear reactor. eind activities itcensed under the Atoetc Energy Act of 1954, as amended. Develops, implements, and evaluates safeguards pollctes and the overall f;RC safeguards program, including monitoring, testing, and recosamending taprovements for physical security and nuclear material control and eccountability systems. Coordinates those safe-guards activities pertinent to reactors with the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation. Assesses threat to the 11 Censed activities and identif tes potential safeguards weaknesses and taprovements by review of safeguards events, operational trends, and intelligence information, and supports NRC con-tingency and response operations for dealing with threats, thefts and sabotage relating to licensed activities.

Reviews all safeguards aspects of export /tapart Ilconsing and retransfer requests and supports laplementation of the US/1AEA Safeguards Agreement and U.S. ef forts to strengthen IAEA safeguards.

Director Robert F. Burnett Deputy Director (Vacant)

I Licensing Policy and Pregrams Branch Material Transfer SG Licensing Branch Conducts safeguards 1trensing and regulatory reviews Reviews and develops generic safeguards regulatory related to nuclear materials tronsportation activt-pof f ctes. Reviews staff reports to Idsntify generic ties.

Develops Itcensing restew criteria, reviews safeguards issues. Conducts studies and coordinates physical security programs, and develops associated with other branches, offices, and agencies to resolve licensing positions, regulations, and guidance for generic safeguards issues. Performs Division planning transportation of nuclear material shipments.

Con-ducts Safeguards Division reviews for proposed export /

g and montters the Sefeguards Ofvisfon budget. Develops Divisten research requirements, and leads agency wide leport Itcenses and retransfer requests. Participates in U.S. efforts to strengthen IAEA safeguards and sup-

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Agreement at licensed factitties. Manages development r

and uttitration of the safeguards information systee.

I Chief Robert A. Erickson Chief Theodore 5. 5 herr Power Reactor SG Licensing Branch Fuel Factilties CG Licensing Branch Conducts safeguards licensing and regulatory reviews related to power reactors. Develops Ilcensing review criteria reviews physical securtty programs, and de-Conducts safeguards Itcensing and regulatory reviews velops ifcensing positions, regulations, and guidance related to fresh fuel. nuclear fuel f acilities, inde-for the physical protection of these factittles.

pendent spent fuel storage installations, and non-Assesses threat and identifies potential safeguards power reactor f ac ti t tles. Develops licensing review criteria. reviews safeguards programs, and develops weaknesses and improvements affecting Itcensed nuclear activities, through analyses of safeguards events.

licensing positions, regulations, and guidance for operational trends, and latelligence information. Con-the safeguards program of these facilities. Performs ducts on-s t te regulatory effectiveness reviews of 13 CFR Part 75 Ilcensing reviews in support of IAEA safeguards systees at Ilconsed activities. Plans and Treaty laplementation.

coordinates Safeguards Division support of safeguards continency and response operations.

Chief George W. McCorkle Chief Llewellyn J. Evans. Jr.

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TMI PROGR AM OF FICE Develops and administers regulations, policies, and pro

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Provides overall direction of TMI-2 cleanup Provides adsinistrative management and coordination of operations, including technical and management a.

the licensing of manuf acturing, production and the programs and resources of the Office. Estabilshes supervision of related NRC inspection, Ilcens-utilization f acilities other than those concerning priorities, schedules and resource allocations; estab-fuel reprocessing plants and isotopic enrichment ilshes interdisciplinary teams and task forces from the Ing, analysis, public information, and govern-ment relations actions onsite, in the Middletown plants; divisions; performs resource forecasting, long-and of fice, and in the Washington, D. C.

area-short-range program planning, budget preparation and I

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FDCelpt, possession and ownership of source, byprod-Coordination, and Control. Provides administrat{ve and Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement and uct, and special nuclear material used or produced management support including personnel management, i

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in-house analyses or for contracts, scheduling

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coordination with other agencies and with the C.

the IICensing of operators of such facilities.

Control; provides teChnfCa1 assistance and support in pubilc, and presentation of results.

Cooe-special and diversified licensing-related projects and I

dinates all NRC activities relating to the Provides special assistance as required in matters improvements to the licensing program.

involving f acilities exempt from Itcensfng and performs cleanup which Invcive other federal agencies.

j state and local governments, and groups or other functions required for implementation of the members of the public.

Itcensing program.

Proyarn Dwoctor Bernard J. Snyder Director HaroM R.Denton Deputy Proerarn Director Lake H. Barrett Deputy Director fason G. Case Dwattor ( Acting)

Jesse Funches 1

Planning and Resource Analysis Branch Develnps act maintains data and records on priorttles, schedules end assicrimeat s of NRR resources and sif the status of all projects and tasks; performs long-and short-range program planning, i

Clinch River Breeder Reactor Program Office resource forecasting, Ludget preparation and coordination, manpower and program support resource management, auditing of performance against estabilshed goals and objectives.

Chef Jesse Funches Manages and directs NRC staff safety and environrnental reviews of the CR8R. Coordinates the related techrucal assestance efforts of the National Laboratores and other Managemert Analysis Branch contractors, and provides pidance and coordination to other program participantt Manages all personnel administration matters, performs management and organizational studies and prepares proposals thereon; recosmends, prepares and reviews management and administrative operating procedures, policies and directives; implements procedures for fiscal control of all travel resources; develops and tuplements procedures and models for analyzing and presenting muma NRR staf f expenditures; manages the personnel development and training function; controis and Program Director Paul S. Chect coordinates correspondence, FOIA requests, action items and records management.

Chef Herbert N. Berkow Tschewcal Support Branch Provides technical coordination and oversight for resolution of special techn1 Cal problems and those which involve more than one division and other offices; provides technical assistance to the Direc-tor of MRR; serves as the staf f interface with the ACR5; recommends and develops taprovements to the licensing program; provides overall review, coordination, allocation and management of the NRR tech-nical assistance program including levelopment of procedures for resource control; establishes and coordinates Of fice g,rocedures for contracting and interagency agreements, responds to correspondence and Co= mission actions of a generd nature, peepares and coordinates NRR inputs to the NRC Annual j Report.

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e U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DIV4SION OF E NGINE E RING ORG ANIZATION CH Atf Directs and aoninisters the detailed evaluation, in the safety engineering and i

environmental discip16nes, for power and non power reactor applications, for reactor f acilities licensed for operation and for DOE-and 000-owned facilities exempt from Ilcensing; develops and administers related safety and enviroceental programs and policies governing the Itcensing and operation of nuclear reactors.

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Ut11 tty Finance Branches. Assists the ofrector in amints-ment Qualification and Quality Assurance Branches. Assists A sts the Mentor in administedng tw Mvi-tering the Olvision's programs.

the Director in administering the Division's programs.

q An.stant Overtor wmearn Johnston Ausstant Dweetor Jarres P. Knnsht Asestant Dweesor Dansee R e4uiser uaver.es E ngineer.ng Branch Mac hanical E nomeeting Branch E.

al E ngineereg Beanch Evaluates the materials-related design and performance of Establishes the setselc and quality group classification of erovides specialized technical capabilities in the areas of components and systems important to safety; performs gen-mechanical systems and components; reviews design loads.

environmental engineering, water quality, aquatic and structural design Criteria, static and dynamic analysis terrestrial ecology, and land use assessments; interfaces eral technical review, analysis and evaluation of the e materials, f abrication, inspection and testing of nuclear methods for mechanical systems and components under normal with other NRC Of fices and f ederal and State agencies in power reactor components and systems.

• "'t specified environmental and accident conditions; makes the resolution of generic and case-related environmental independent check calculations and risk evaluations; veri-issues; provides environmental lag >act assessment input for e

Chet 8 0 L*aw fles structural capacity and margins; reviews special Itcensing actions; prepares the environmental technical fabrication problems; monitors system and component specifications portion of each new facility operating ChenucW E ngeneermg erench behavior; verifles computer codes; ensures realization of license; provides analysis of non-radiological consequen-tvaluates the cheetcal and process related design and design intents; maintains internal review procedures; ces of accidents; and provides technical review of new performance of effluent control and plant auxiliary participates in related codes and standards activities; and environmental legislation and requistions.

systems, and the systems and administrative controls for suqqests topics for standards development and research, fire protection at operating plants and plants under um Ch et Hntert J Bowie 6 review; performs general technical review, analysts and

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evaluation of water chemistry management, acttwity cleanup Structurd F ngineermg erenrh Sting Anaivses Bramch and removal systems and process control systems.

eeviews and evaluates missile protection design and load-Evaluates risks associated with nearby industrial, trans-y ings of concrete and Steel containments and design of other portation and military f acilities; performs demographic and 3

Chet Vctor Benarova safety-related plant structures; performs technical review.

other site characteristic studies; develops criteria for 1

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(valuates the capability of plant systees and cogonents Chart Frans P. Schauer use; provides special1 Zed technical capabillties in the j

lag >ortant to safety to function acceptably under all areas of local and regional socioeconomic impacts of l

anticipated normal and accident environments including tienerenree Branch nuclear power plants.

mm thermal, pressure, moisture, radiation, dynamic and f

seismic; estabitshes performance requirements and reviews Performs the technical review and evaluation of the accept-qualification test programs and results.

ability of proposed and operational nuclear reactor sites ant 4 trust and Econom6c analysts 8canch Chet W inCent 5. hoortan with respect to the seismological and geological aspects of the site; directs the analytical effort of consultants and Oudity Assurance ' Branch assesses their input in the preparation of site safety evaluations; identifies areas in which appropriate earth Estabitshes and adelaisters antitrust reviews of license Reviews reactor license applications and operating license science methodology seeds f urther research and development applications for nuclear faCllities; Carries out Comp 11-amen @ents to assure compilance with Commission quality ma and assists in developing programs to fili these needs.

ante activities with respect to antitrust If tense condi-assurance criteria during plant design, construction and tions; analyzes broad engineering and economic issues in operation.

Chet Robert E. Jackson formulating antitrust policy ant; guidance; speClfles license conditions to assure utility commitments for con-um Ch*'

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Hvorotonic anet Geovernness t rienrieersrie Branch structten and operation; reviews financial requirements in Perf orms the techenal review and evaluation of the accept.

the areas of decommissioning and major accident cleanup ability of proposed and operational nuclear reactor sites costs; and provides specialized technical capabilities in with respect to the hydrologic and coastal engineering the area of the benefits and Costs of power plants and characteristics for both safety and environmental tapacts; nuclece facilities and f ee&for power assessments.

reviews and evaluates the geotechnical engineering aspects of the sites for the safety of supports for struttures.

m earth dans and other earthen structures; directs the effort of consultants and assesses their input in the prepar ation Ch ef Argil t. Ioalsten of site sa'aty and environmental evaluations; identifies areas in which the hydrologic aPd geotechnical methodo-logies need further researth and development and assists in developing programs to fill these needs.

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Directs and administers the Office programs to assure that the Comission's basic safety and environmental policies, goals and requirements are satisfied by the regulatory process.

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Plans, directs and supervises the programs and activities of the Safety Program and Research and Standards Coordination 8 ranches. and assists the Of rector Evaluation, and Reliability and Risk Assessment Branches and assists the Director in administering the Olvision's programs.

In Joinistering the Division's prograes.

Assistant Director Frank Schroeder Assestant Director Malcohn L. Ernst Generic Isases Branch Safety Prooram Evaluation Branch Provides full-time dedicated task management of active Unresolved Performs a review of proposed new regulatory requirements for 11 censing Safety Issues (U51s).

Thf s work f aclades preparation of detaf fed and operations. including an evaluation of all net safety benefit and a realistic value/ impact analysis; provides a technical oversight and Task Action Plans for the resolution of each U5I; provisions of tech-quality assurance function for reactor safety policy implementation, nical leadership and administrative management of contractor and in-usema house resources to develop technlCal findings and reports regarding the major licensing and other regulatory actions and their documentation; establishes, maintains and applies a system for assessing safety sig-changes to the Regulations, the Standard Review Plan, or Regulatory nificance and assignment of prierttles for the resolution of new Guides with a plan for implementation on operating plants supported by a Value-Impact Evaluation. Periodically reviews new generic issues and peneric safety issues; provides engineering analyses and support for after evaluation proposes new U5!s to the Coasf ssion. Prepares Appen-recommendations by the Olvision to the Office Director; coordinates revisions to Standard Review Plan and Standard Format and Content dim C to the SER for license applications, addresstng the status of USI resolution for individual plants and prepares annual report of the Guide; develops standardized requirements for documentation of staff's licensing bases in Safety Evaluation Reports; and monitors the resole-status of USIs for inclusion in the Annual Report to Congress.

tion of generic issues and implementation of the TMI Action Plan.

Karl Kneel Chief Chief Warren Minners e

i Research and Standards Coordinaten Brwich Provides NRR coordination and cooperation with the Of fice of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RE5) and the of fice of Standards Development (50)

Reliability and Risk Assessment 8 ranch in areas of mutual interest to assure that RES and 50 short-range and f

long-term programs are supporting reactor licensing needs; manages re-Performs systematic reliability and risk assessments of nuclear power views of all Researth Information letters and develops NRR responses; plants and their systems important to safety, with principal emphasis assures that all NRC research reports are reviewed by the NRR siaff and on new or potential safety issues; fosters the development and coordi-that research program results are properly disseminated, evaluated and nates the use of system reliability models, c O failure analy-applied as appropriate throughout the NRR reactor licensing program; sls and other probabilistic techniques in nuclear reactor regulation; mumm eeviews the substance of NRR technlCal assistance contracts for Consts-identifies high-risk accident sequences for consideration in new regu-

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• sures of safety significance; coordinates training of NRR revieween in ment of Energy and industry groves in areas of mutual interest; identl*

reliability methods; coordinates NRR efforts in the area wlth other fles NRR issues for SD task initiation; reviews 50 issuances and coordi~

elements of the RES Probablitstic Assessment Staff and the Integrated mates NRR responses for Regulatory Guides, rulemaking activities, and Rellability Evaluation Program.

proposed standards.

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0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Plans, recommends, and leptements the programs of nuclear regula-tory research which the Commission deems necessary for the per-formance of its licensing and related regulatory f unc tions.

Cirector Robert B. Minogue Deputy Director Denwood F. Ross Chief Scientist Long Sun Tong ADMINISTRAi!0N AND RE50titCE CONTROL STAFF (see page 42)

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DIVI 5!04 0F [NGINE[ RING IECHNOLOGY Plans, develops, and directs comprehensive research and standards programs for nuclear safety in the design, qualification, construc-tion, inspection. testing, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear power plants, nuclear reac tors, and fuel cycle f acilities and ter nuclear materials safety with emphasis on mechanical, structural, materials, chemical, and electrical engineering aspects of these f acilities and materials; establishes or recommends pollCy, planning, and procedures for the research and standards programs as required to carry out the functions of the Division; coordinates these re.earch and standards programs with other NRC offices to ensure that the programs are responsive to their needs; provides techntCal assistance within NRC regarding resolution of generic issues and the development and appilcation of research and standards to the solution of speCif tC safety problems; provides funding guidance to NRC Contractors. 00E laboratories, and other government agenCles within the Division budget and consistent with NRC policy; maintains liaison and provides tech-nical input to other federal agencies. ANSI. professional societies.

international agencies, and other organizations in assigned areas.

Director Guy A. Arlotto Deputy Director Lawrence C. Shao Chemical Engineering Branch Mechanical / Structural Engineering Branch Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research programs Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research programs and develops standards for the design. qualification, construction.

and develops standards for the design, qualification, construction, inspection, testing, and operation of nuclear power plants, nuclear inspection. testing, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear power reactors, and f uel cycle f acilities tith emphasis on the mechanical plants, nuclear reactors, and fuel cycle f acilities and for nuclear engineering and structural engineering aspects of structures and materials with emphasis on chemical engineering aspects of these comoonents.

Speci f ically, this branch has the respe ilbility for f ac111ttes and materials. $pecifically, this branch has the respon*

these mechanical and structural engineering aspects ir Ving quella sibility for these chemical engineering aspects including water fications of mechanical components and related person %

ef fects of chemistry, criticality. decontamination, chemical. cleaning, decom-natural phenomena (e.g., seismic analysis, tornado missihs), classi-missioning, hydrogen control, fission product control, ventilation.

fication of mechanic al components, load combinations and associated fuel handling, onsite waste treatment and storage, onsite and inde-design limits, inservice testing for functional adequacy of mechanical pendent fuel storage, and fuel cycle unit processes. This branch has components, vibration, soff structure as a support material, soil /

the lead responsibility for development and coordination of the structure interaction. spent f uel shipping casks, waste disposal

,9,,gy.s decMuto% progm casks. and cranes. This branch has the lead responsibility for the coordination and interf acing activities associated with the ASME Code Chief Keith G. Steyer Section 111 and Section N1.

Chief William F. Anderson, Electrical Engineering Branch Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research programs Materials Engineering Branch and develops standards for the design. qualification, construction, inspection, testing, and operation of nuclear power plants, nuclear Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research grograms reactors, and fuel cycle f acilities with emphasis on the electrical and develops standards for the design, quellfication, constructio.1 inspection, testing, and operation of nuclear power plants, n~ clear engineering aspects of these facilities. Specif fCally, this branch reac tors, and fuel cycle f acilities with emphasis on the materials has the responsibility for these electrical engineering aspects engineering aspects of structures and components. $pecif fCally, this including qualification of electrical Components and related person-branch has the responsibility for these ma*erials engineering aspects net, Classification of electrical systems and equipment, ef fects of inc luding inservice inspection for structural integrity, corrosion, natural phenomena on electrical equipment, electrical-related fire f racture mechanics, thermal shock, ef fects of environment on mate-protection research, electrical power generating and distribution rials, overall nondestructive examination program; and generally sup-equipment. ef fects of plant electrical transients and anomalies on ports other branches within and outside the Division of Engineering electrical equipmentt and provides service to other branches on inter-f ace between mechanical / electrical components (e.g.. valve / actuator).

Technology f or their materials-related needs.

l This branch has the lead responsibility for the cocedination and interf acing activities associated with mechanical / electrical Chief Charles 2. Serpan, Jr.

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01415104 0F ACCIDCNT EVALUAi!0N Plans, develops, and directs comprehensive research and standards programs for nuclear plant behavior under transient and accident conditions including the study of behavior of nuclear reactor fuel during normal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions, reactor safety analysis, and studies on the safety systems of nuclear power plants; establishes or recommends policy, planning, and procedures for the research and standards programs as required to carry out the functions of the Division; coordinates these research and standards programs with other NRC offices to ensure that the programs are responsive to their needs; provides technical assistance within NRC regarding resolution of generic issues and the development and appil-cation of research and standards to the solution of specific safety problems; provides funding guidance to NRC contractors. DOE labora-tories, and other government agencies within the Olvision budget and consistent with NRC policy; maintains liaison and provides technical input to other federal agencies, ANSI. professional societies, inter-national agencies, and other organl2ations in assigned areas.

Otrector Orson E. Bassett Deputy Director Charles N. lle1ber Fuel Behavior Branch Analytical Models Branch elans, recommends, evaluates, and manages an analytical and expert.

Plans, recommends, evaluates, and manages the development, assessment, mental research program to determine the behavior of nuclear reactor ar4 appilcation of analytical methods and computer codes for reactor fuel during normal, abnormal. and severe accident conditions. Assures safety analysis. Assures the development of reactor plant systems 1

testing in appropriate f acilities and the analysis and evaluation of codes for the analysis of plant trarslents on both 8WR and PWR, as data relating to all facets of fuel behavior including clad damage, well as development of more detailed codes for the analysis of pellet clad interactions. release of fission products and their components, fuel bundles and experiments. and for assessing the chemical forms, chemical interactions of fuel materials and fuel accuracy and reliability of computer codes used to predict the a

melting, and relocation during severe accidents. Carries out basic phenomena occurring during transients and accidents by comparing the studies to develop the material properties of fuel materials under Calculated results to experimental data. Provides for application of accident conditions and to maintain these data in forms which plar.t systems and component codes to problems of reactor safety, and f acilitate their use.

f or support for the application of these codes in licensing audits and safety evaluation.

Chief Melvin 511berberg Chief Vacant Seve-e Accident Assessment Branch Emperimental Programs Branch Plans. recommends, evaluates, and manages experimental programs of Plans, recommends, evaluates, and manages analytical and experimental research related to the safety systems of light water nuclear power research programs on nuclear plant behavior under severe accident plants.

This program includes basic phenomenological research, conditions. These programs investigate phenomena and systems inter.

separate effects testing, integral experiments and system simulation actions during the progression of a severe accident and include experiments.

Develops correlations and models for use in plant accident sequence analysis, fission product transport. the inter.

systems analysis codes and more detailed codes for the analysis of actions of molten fuel with construction and retention materials, Components. Conducts systems analysis of light-water and advanced hydrogen operation and control, debris bed behavfor, containment reactor plants and design experiments to provide data for the evalua-systems evaluation and the testing analysis, and design of accident tion of the safety systems of nuclear power plants in 16 Censing and mitigation devices and systems. Assures the development of integrated rutemaking application, and for ether integrated and separate ef fect analytical nethods for severe accident conditions, the evaluation and facilities as directed.

Provides liaison with foreign inteiests appf f cation of these methods to support rutemaking and licensing, and Involved in f acilities managed by the branch and with foreign f acill-coordination and integration of research relating to severe accidents.

ties in the 20-3D program.

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Plans and directs programs for development of regulations, criteria.

j and guides and for research related to the siting of Ilcensed nuclear f acilities, the management of radioactive wastes, and the assessment of health risks resulting from esposure to lontring radiation as these matters relate to protection of the environment and the health and safety of the pt slic; establishes or recommends pcIlCy. planning and i

procedures for t. a research and standards programs as required to carry out the functions of the Division; coordinates these research f

and standards programs with other NRC of fices to ensure that the pro-grams are responsive to their needs.

Provides technical assistance within NRC regarding resolution of generic issues and the development and appilcation of research and standards to the solution of specific safety problems; provides funding guidance to NRC contractors. DOE laboratories, and other government agencies within the Division budget and consistent with NRC policy; maintates liaison and provides tech-nical input to other federal agencies. AN51. professional soClettes, international agencies, and other organizations in assigned areas.

Director f rank J. Arsenault Deputy Director Patricia A. Come11a Siting and Environmental Branch farth Sciences Branch Develops research and standards programs to provide regulations, cri-Develops research and standards programs to provide scientific and teria, and guides, and manages contractual work relative to the safety technical understanding and information, and manages research necessary to establish design, performance. and siting criteria and environmental considerations associated with the siting of licensed nuclear f acilities. These considerations include the effects related to geological, hydrological, and meteorological phenomena, of enternal events on facility safety, the demographic and environ

• including seismic events, floods, entreme storms, and dispersion of mental (including geological) f actors affecting pubilt health and the radioactive releases by air and water. This requires the evaluation environment, and the interaction of local and state governments and of the state-of-the-art by which geologfC41 hydenfogical, and meteor-multistate regions with site selection.

elogical systems and phenomena are charactertred and the associated physical data are measured. A major function is to provide a techni-Enrico F. Conti Chief can basis and capability for assessing the uncertainties 1 f he data I

and phenomenological or structural models used to predict facility performance and safety, a

d Leon L. Beratan Health Ef fects Branch Chief i

Develops research anal standards programs to provide regulations, cri-teria, and guides, and manages contractual work relative to protection of the pubilC from the ef fects of exposure to lontring radiation Wste Management Branch resulting f rom licensed nuclear activities. This requires asse---*nt of the individual and population doses, dose Commitments and conse-Develops research and standards programs to provide regulations. Crl*

teria, and guides, and manages contractual work relative to the quent health risks resulting from exposure to radioactive material released into the environment, from occupational exposures, from mis-management of radioactive wastes from Ifcensed nuclear facilities and administration of the medical uses of radiation, and including those operations to ensure compliance with the requirements of NRC policy releases subject to the (PA standards set forth in 40 CFR 190. Pro-and the generally appilcable (EPA) standards for release of radionu-vides principal technical support and staf f liaisen for NRC participa-clides into the accessible environment. This requires an assessment Lion in the Radiation Policy Council and the Interagency Radiation of the characteristics of high level. Iow level and uranium recovery Research Committee, wastes; testing and assessment of methods for predicting the perfor-mance of the engineered and natural barriers to radionuclide migration with particular emphasis on identifying the important f actors and Chief idilliam A. Mills evaluating the uncertainties in the performance assessment; and assessment of measurement and monitoring methods for siting and deter-mining regulatory crap 11ance, l

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i 0FFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFONCEMENT I

Enforcement Staff Program Support Branch Directs the administrative and resource management functions of Develops policies and programs for enforcement of NRC requlre.

the Of fice of Inspection and Enforcement. Develops and admin-ments; manages major enforcement actions; appraises effective.

1sters IE policies and procedures for personnel and training ness and uniformity of regional enforcement actions, matters, maintenance of IE manual. FOIA requests, paperwortt reduction, document distribution, mall control, records management, control of principal action items, space and property management, and word procesinng. Performs management and organizational studies; recomrends, prepares and reviews management and administrative owrating procedures, polf cies I

Director Jane Axelrad and directives; develops and teylements procedures for ana-(Acting) lyzing and presenting program support expenditures.

Admin-tsters IE contract activities.

Evaluates IE programs and q

develops management support systems, budget development and j

execution, resource accountability, and ADP support.

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AND QUALITY ASSURANCE Develops NRC po liCy and program requirements for Directs upgrading and maintenance of emergency review of reacter events; provides a centralf red incident response and evaluation of significant preparedness programs at licensee facilftles; MC preparatlons to respond to Ilcer.see emer-reported events; provides engineering arid technical gencies; and, the operation of the NRC Opera-expertise for development of specialized inspection tions Center.

procedures and/or assessment of specialfred areas of the inspection progran; provides watch officers for NRC Operations Center.

Identifies and Initiates action to resolve generic problems.

Develops NRC policy and program requirements fw the application of quality assurance tech-atques to the construction and operation of nuclear power plants.

Director Brian K. Grimes Director Edward L. Jordan Deputy Director Sheldon A. Schwarta l

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I Emergency Preparedness incident Response and Engineering and Technical Events Analysis Branch Licensing Branch Development Branch Support Branch Develops ci teria, guidance and inspection Makes detailed safety evaluations of Develops office policy and prepares Reviews and evaluates emergency plans i

potentfally generic problems associated procedures regarding response to events; associated with construction permits and procedures nor the review of onsite emer-with spectf fc technical discipilnes; per-screens and evaluates construction operating licenses and amendments in OL's gency plans associated with applications forms risk benefit evaluations to identify deficienc t es,

vendor-identified sub-for reactors; supports Regions in conduct for amendments, construction permits and appropriate generic actions; develops stantial safety defects and operating of site appraisals and exercises to assure operating Ifcenses for reactors; coordi-i inspection procedures and correspondence reactor events for possible generic that licensee plans can be implemented; nates with FEMA on the development of its j

relating to these matters; provides for problems; prepares generic correspondence reviews and evaluates FEMA findings and offsite emergency planning criteria; e

or accomp1fshes closecut of generic and communicates results of these efforts determinations relating te offsite develops and recommends new or revised MRC 1ssues; supports other It div t s tons, to other WC of fices; provides expert responses by state and local governments reqvfrements which licensees must meet in Regional Offices and NRC Operations Center technical assistance to NRC Operations and determines overall NRC evaluation of area of emergency preparedness. Develops in specieltzed engineering disciplines and Center including watch officers; assesses onsite/offsite plans, and maintains the NRC program for response i

technical areas.

taptementation of events-related portion to licensee emergencies; maintains and operates the NRC Oberations Center.

of the f aspection program.

Develops TAE Regional Assessment Program.

Chief Robert Seer Chief trilliam Mills Chief Frank G. Pagaw Chief Kenneth Perkins Quality Assurance Branch Develops NRC policy and comprehensive program for quality assurance of reactor fact 11 ties including design, fabrication, testing and operation; coordinates with industry on programs for improving effec-tiveness of QA programs; develops and assesses the QA inspection program.

Develops NRC initiatlwes to Confirm the management effectiveness of licensee and contractor activities during

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t Executes established MRC policies (N assigned programs relating to inspection, licensing, and enforcement within Regional boundartes.

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i Enforcement Staff Public Affairs Staff Regional Counsel State and Government Affairs Staff Implements the NRC pollClos and procams for Advises the Regional Administrator on legal Provides State and Governmental liaison and Implements pollClos and programs of enforce-Pubile Af fstre in the Regf on.

Issues.

conducts the Agreement States Progree.

ment for the Region.

Of rector K. M. Clark Regional Counsei (vacant)

Director R. Trojanowski Otrector C. E. Alderson I

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Performs inspections and evaluei t w in i

I Provides engineering and radiological areas of emergency planning, matee ?-s1 con-Provides all functions associated with I

Provides project management of assigned HRC inspections and evaluations of reactors, trol and accountability, physfCal sesef ty, finanCf al, human, and property resources far programs for Itcensed power and non power fuel factitties, and users of Itcensed and environmental monitoring. Conducts the the Region, including budgeting, personnel reactors within Regional boundaries.

materials.

Conducts the reactor operator Regional independent measurements program.

Services, space and property management and licensing program.

Prepares for Regional response to Itcensee general administrative services.

emergencies, Of rector Richard C. towts Director John A. 01shinski Director J. Philip Stohr Director Richard J. Maley i

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Provides project management for the Performs inspections and evaluations of Itcensee emergency preparedness and Performs budgeting, accounting, pro-environmental programs; prepares curement and travel and contract fn the speclaf fred areas of engineer-division's functions for assigned

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Region to handle emergencies; conducts administration.

independent measurements.

Chief David M. Verre110 Chief Alan R. Herdt Chief (Acting)

J. Philip Stohr Chief ( Acting)

Thomas toy Fact Httes and es Management Project granch No. 2 Radiological Safety Branch Meterials Safety Branch Performs radiological safety inspeca Performs safeguards inspections and PM ed f Ws map 4 Provides project management for the tions and evaluations for licensed evaluations for licensed facifftfes*

Information and data processing, and facilities and materials licenses.

division's functions for assigned project management for fuel space and property management.

f ac t11 ties.

Conducts the reactor operator Ilconsing program.

Chief Hugh C. Dance Chief Albert F. Gibson Chief (Acting)

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Executes established NRC policies and assigned programs re-lating to inspection, Ifcensing, investigation, and enforce-ment within Regional boundaries.

Public Affairs Staff Aasinistrator John I. Colitas Enforcement Staff Deputy Administrator (Vacant)

[mplements the NRC pollcies and p**9 rams enforcement and training

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Ilaison between the Region and OI.

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I DIVI 5!ON OF RESIDENT. REACTOR PROJECT AND O! VISION OF VENDOR AND TECHNICAL PROGRAMS Operational Support Branch ENGIN([R!NG PROGRAMS Provides technical inspections and evaluations of vendors, designers, suppliers, reactors, fuel facill-Provides project management of assigned NRC programs for ties, and users of Itcensed materials, radiological Provides support in grees of budget, financla) control, licensed power and non-power reactors and fuel facill.

safety and Agreement State activities. Ilcensee plans personnel, contracts, word processing, procurement, ADP ties withig Regional boundaries, and everCises regarding site emergencies; prepares for support, and other administrative servfCes.

Regional response to licensee emergencies; coordinates state Itatson activities.

Director James E. GagItardo Of rector ( Acting)

Richard t. Bangert Chief Anna May Haycraft Reactor Project Branch No.1 Vendors Programs Branch Performs pro,iect measurement of vendors Provides project management for the divi-throughout the U.$. and foreign Countries who ston's functions for assigned f acilities.

swply goods and services to NRC-11 censed reactor projects / facilities.

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