ML20079Q057

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Functional Organization Charts

ML20079Q057
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Issue date:	01/31/1984
From:	Barry L NRC OFFICE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (ORM)
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NUREG-0325, NUREG-0325-R06, NUREG-325, NUREG-325-R6, TAC-48450, NUDOCS 8401310461
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THE COMMISSION The Commission is respor.sible for licensing and regulating nuclear facilities and materials and for conducting research in support of the licens:ng and regulatory process, as mandated by the Atomtc Energy Act of 1954, as amended, the Energy Reoroan-12ation 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 appli' sble I

statutes.

These responsibilities include protecting puo!!c health and safety, protecting the environment, protecting and safeguarding materials and plants in the interest of national security; and ass 9 ring conformity with antitrust laws. Agency functions are performed through: standards-setting and rule-making; tecY.! cal reviews anJ studies; conduct of public hear-ings; issuance of authorizations; permits and licenses; inspec-tion, investigation and enforcement; evaluation of operating experience, and confirmatory research. ihe Co. mission is com-posci of five members, appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate, one of whom is designated by the President as l

Chairman. The Chal' an is the principal executive officer and the of ficial spokesa.,n of the Commission.

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

Nunzio J. Palladino Chaftman Victor Gilmsky Commessioner Thomas M. Roberts Commissioner Jarnes K. Asselstene Commissioner Freuvrick M. Bernthal C_--

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ADV!50RY COP 941TTEE ON Rf ACTOR WEGUARCS ORGANIZAh0N CHART Reviews safety studies ard appilcations for construction pereits and facility operating licenses and makes reports thereon; advises the Commission with regard to ha2 ards 0s proposed or esisting r eac tor f acilities and the adequacy of proposed reactor safety standards; upon request of the Department of Energy (D01) reviews and advises with regard to the hazards of DOE nuclear activities and facilities; reviews any generic tssues or other matters referred to it by the Commission for advice.

On its cur e initiative may conduct reviews of specific generec matters or nuc1 war f acility safety-related items.

Conducts studies of reac tor safety researcio and prepares and submits annually to the U.S.

Congress a report Containing the fee its of such study.

Chairman Jesse C. Eberiole Vice Chairman David A. Ward I

ACR5 STAFF Executive Director Responsible for coordinating technical, managemeni and a<ssinistra-tive support to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguseds, a statutory committee charged with advising the Nuclear P gulatory Commission on the safety of proposed or esisting reactw f acili-ties and the adequacy of proposed reactar safety standards, and performing other such duties as the Commission may request.

Supervises the ACRS Technical and Administrative Staff.

Esecutive Director R. F. Fraley Deputy Executt ee Directsr M. C. Gaske l

I As>ISTANT f MECUTIVE DIRECTOR ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ACRS FELLOW 5 HIP PROGRAM FOR TECHNICAL ACTIVf ?!ES FOR PROJECT Rfvi[W Assists the Committee 'n carrying ost its func=

supervises the ACR5 Fellowship Program as Coordinates ACRS Technical $taff activities tions by reviewing an#8 reporting on:

established by PL 95-290, supervises the for review of proposed nuclear reactor f acil-

1. Generic Issues technical work of 10-15 Fellows ( Ph. D s or ities, related standards and generic mat-

2. Specific items relative to individual Masters with emperience) and directs the ters.

Plans and scheddes ACR5 Suecommittee project revivws preparation of special studies and reports activity to review nuclear f acility appilca-

3. Reactor Safety Research for the ACRS Members, Recommends proposed tions referred to ACR5 Supervises activi-l courses of ac tion to further implement and ties of Project Review Branches 1 and 2.

j develop the Fellowship Program.

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Formulates ACRS fiCation and indening on Technical Documents staff and the applicants involved in the staff and the applicants involved in the budget requests and decision packages and related to ACRS reviews to insure avai t a-ACRS review of nuclear projects. Prepares ACR5 review of nuc lear projec t s.

Prepares provides justification for budget requests.

bility on short notice. Supervises and coor*

reports of ACRS subcommittee meetings for the reports of ACR5 subcommittee meetings for Initiates and insures action on ACRS per-dinates ACRS mail,

file, and referenc6 record. Maintains reports on operating reac-the record. Maintains reports on operating sonnel requests.

Provides travel and logis-systems.

Reviews and summarizes technical tors and insu> es tne Committee Members are reactors and insures the Committee Members tic support services for ACRS Members and reports for ACRS Members and responses to kept informed on abnormal occurrences. P re-are kept informed on abnormal occurrences.

Consultants.

Responsible for license fee pubilc requests under FOIA.

Performs tec h-pares reports as directed on specific areas Prepares reports as direc ted on specific manpower accounting for ACRS.

Provides nical research assignments and assists the of nuclear reac tor safety technology for areas of nuc lear reactor safety technology administrative and contractual support for Comittee, Executive Dire (tor and Staff in ACP5 Members' use.

for ACR5 Members' use.

ACRS Fellowship Program.

Plans and the identification and retrieval of reports develops report s to the Congress and GSA relevant to specific topics.

Insures that to comply with the Federal Advisory Com-ACRS records system is managed in accordance sittee Act, with provisions of the frivacy Act and the Federal Advisn7 Committee Act.

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l ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICEhSING 80ARD PANEL Develops procedures applicable to activities of hear-ing Boards and makes appropriate recomendations to the Commission relating to the conduct of hearings.

and hearing procedures for the guidance of the Boards.

Atomic Safety GW Licensing Boards conduct surh hearings as the Commission may authorite or direct make sah intermed' ate or final decisions as the Cos. mission may authorize in proceedings to

grant, suspend, revoke, or amend licenses or authorizations; and perform s uch other regulatory functions as the Commission deems appropriate.

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responsibilities, and on the results of inves-all mission of CIA.

Conducts and/or super" tigations and inspections; hears individual weployee concerns regarding N'tC o erations and activities; vises special projects, audits, inspections s

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directs and coordinates the activities of the of fice.

Deputy Of rector and Assistant Director George H. Messenger Assistant Directgr Ho1165 W. Bowers I

I Research, Program Direction and Safety and Enforcement Audits Branch Licensing and Standards Audits Branch Administration Audits Branch Plans, organizes, directs, conducts and con-Plans, organizes, directs, conducts and con-Plans, organires, directs, conducts and con-trois contf aultig audits of NRC Research, trols Continuing audits of NRC Safety and trols Continuing audits of NRC Licensing and Program Direction, and Admin'.iration activi-Enforcement activities including inspection.

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1 U.S. NUCLEAR REZULATZRY COMMISSION ORGANIZAtlON CHART OF FICE OF POLICY EVALUATION ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR Provides overall planning and managvoant of activi-ties involved in performance c? an independent Assists the 141 rector in managing and review of positions developed by the NRC staf f which planning office responsibilities, require policy determinations by the Commission; contro. ling and coordinating work of condi4ts analyses and projects either self generated office, conduct ing special reviews or requested by tt.3 Commission.

and analyses of NRC policies and programs requested by Commission, and eue-cising 'iRC statutory respon-sibilities in the international Director John E. Zerbe area.

Deputy Director Dennes K. Rathbun Assistant to the Director George Eysymontt ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR FOR TECHNICAL REVIEW FOR MANAGEMF NT AND PROGR AM EVALUATeON Provides independent technical review of poliry Assts's the Director, OPE.through the Wertion and papers coming to the Commission to assure complete-conduct of special, highly sensttive studies of 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 sioners ards the Director, OPE, to provide them with Evaluation, and technical advice and guidance upon reccimendations and a3vice on major policy matters, request to projects conducted by other NRC of fices or e ' side agencies; provides technical analyses of NRC policies, programs and activities us h g

ecoposic, statistical a +1 operatier s resear::h tec hniques.

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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL Directs matters of law and legal policy, providing advice and assistance to the Commission and to the Offices reporting to the Commission with respect to all activities of the NRC, reviews and prepares appr7priate decisions on AatA8 Jecisions 4..d rul:ngs, public petitions seeking direct Commission action, and rulemaking proceedings involving hearings; represents and protects the interests of the NRC in court pro-ceedings, and in relation to other governeent agen-cies, Consittees of Congress, foreign governments, and mespers of the public.

General Counsel Herret i t.E. Plame l

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U.S. NUCLEAR RETULATERY COMMISSION ORG ANIZAflON CHART OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMISSION Provides general management, admin 6 strat ive and limited logistical services to support tar Com-mission and to implement Commission decisions; g,,,,,,c,,g ogy,c, advises and assists the Commission, Offices Under Commission d i res t i on, develops poll-reporting directly to the Commission, the Execu-c6es and procedures for the NRC history tive Director for Operations and his s* ordinate of fices on the scheduling and conduct of Commis-program and related records or activities; sion bustr ess. Assistant Secretary performs f unc" plans, supervises, and carries out histort-cal research and writing; est#ishes con-tions of the Federal Advisary Committee Management tent and format, supervises, and prepares Of ficer ard maintains liaison with certain boards ams advisory committees.

the rRC history.

Chiet Historian George T. maruzan Secretary Samuel J. Chilk Assestant Secretary John C. Hoyle I

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reproduction facility.

E dward W. McGregor Chiet Patricia A.Sullivan I

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I Operrations Branch Correspondence & Record. Branch Docketing and Service Branch Public Document Branch

Plans, coordinates aed issues Receives and processes all corre-Develops and maintains official Plans, directs and administers scir+:les for Commission meet-spondence for the Chairman, Com-Commission adjudicatory and rule-the activities of the NPC PAlic ings; maintains forecast of missioners and of fices reporting making dockets; issues all orders Document Room; maintains f acility subjects for future Commission directly to the Commission; main-aad other promulgations of the for receiving, reviewing, proc-consideration; as* Jres produc" tains Continuous status Check on Commission and the Licensing and essing, storing, and retrieving tion anc maintenance of records correspondence to assure timely Appeal Boaras; receives all documents for public access; cre-of Consission meetings, includ-response; processes and coordi-filings in adj ud icatory pro-ates and maintains indicrs to ing transcript provided by court nates Commissioners' views and reporters; coordinates public ceedings and comments in rule' NRC's public documents; manages comments on outgning correspond-making proceedings ; operates s and operates on-liae bibl io-release of meeting document s ;

ence and FOIA requests and tracking system for monitoring graphic retrieval system; main-assures compliance with Sunshine appeals.

Maintains Commission's the status of all adjudicatory tains microfiche c011ection; Act with respec t to public noti-official records; supervises f111ngs rending before the insures immediate availabl M ty fications and internal certift-a consolidated commurdcations Commissiot of records transmitted to the cations; coordinates logi st ical.

facility for the Commissioners audin/ visual systems support for Public Doc ument

'com; makes and other offices at Commission meetings; provides NRC staff available NRC press releases level; sed es as Classified with information on Come:ssion and other MC documents for document control officer for actions and administers auto-public access.

Commission and Secret.ry; trans-mated Commission tracking sys-mits documents for publication

'em for tasks assigned to staff.

In the Federal Register.

particularly those emanating f rom Commi ss ion meetings; administers Commission's staf f paper system; analyzes Commissioner comments f Chief on ppers identifying substantive Thomas R. Combs Acting Chief William L. Clements Chief Lynn B. Scattolini issues for resolution among Com-missioners ar.d proposing so l u-tions to resolve dif ferences ;

organizes meetings of Commis-stoner Assistants and NRC staf f, as nect ssary, to review status, identify potent 111 problem areas, and facilitate resciuti,n of open issues before Commission Chief waster A.Magee JANUAmV 1.1984 PAGE 10 e

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Plans, coordinates, directs and executes adminis tr6tive af f airs of the Office. Flaintains current awareness of inquiries and inspections by other agency of fices to identify the need for formal investigations.

Keeps Comrission principals currently informed of matters urder investigation as they affec* safety matters. Makes appropriate referrals to the Department of Justice.

Maintains liaison with of her agencies and o<ganiza-tions to ensure the timely enchang

>f Informatioh of mutual interest.

Director Ben 8. Hayes Deputy Director.

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O! FIELD OPERATIONS Director, idilliam J. Ward l

Conduct, supe rv ise and assure quality control of investigations within geographic limits of the NRC l

Regional Of fice with which they are co-located. Pro-vide investigative support and counsel to NRC Regional Administrators. Ensure that Regional Administrators f

and the Director. 01, are fully and currently informed of significant investigative matters af fec ting NRC Regions. Maintain current awareness of inquiries and inspections within the region in which they are located to identify the need for and recommend formal investigations.

Establish and maintain effective slaison with other agencies and organizations within their aress of concern.

When required, provide investigative support to other 01 fleid offices or He ridquarters.

In addition, the 01 Fleid Office, Region IV normally conducts, st.pervises and assures the quality control investigations associated with the Vendor Inspection Program.

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ORG ANIZ AflON CHART U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFF AIRS Develops policies and procedures for the Chairman'.

approval for the preparation, clearance, and dissen-ination of information to the public and the news media concerning NRC policies, programs, and ac-t'vities; keeps 18RC management informed on media coverage of ac tiv it ies of interest to the agency;

plans, directs, coordinates the activities of public information staf fs to(sted at regional of fices, and carries out assigned activities in the area of consumer af fairs.

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0FFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS Provides advice and assistance to the Chairman, Com-

. mission, and NRC staff on all NRC relations with Congress and views of Congress toward NRC policies, plans and activities; maintains liaison with Congres-sional Committees and members of Congress on matters of intemnt to NRC; serves as primary contact point for all NRC communications with Congress, reviewing and concurring in all outgoing correspondence to mem-bers of Congress; participates in planning and developing NRC's legislative program.

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U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OAGANIZATION CHART OFFICE OF THE EXECUT!vi DIRECTOR FOR OPE RATIONS Supervises and coordinates policy development and operaticnal ac tivi ties of program and EDO staff offices.

Implements Commission policy directives pertaining to these of fices.

Executive Director for Operations william J. Dirks Deputy Executive Director for Operations Jack W. Roe Assistant for Operations Thomas A. Rehm Deputy Executive Director for Regional Operations and Generic Requirements Administrative and Correspondence Branch Supports the E00's responsibility for the Region

• Pruvides administrative support for the Executive and advises the EDO on control of generis communi-Director for Operations and matotains control of cations with and requirements placed on licensees.

principal correspondence for of fices reporting to Chairs and provices technical support for the CRGR.

the EDO.

Deputy Executive Director Victor Stello, Jr, for Regional Opera

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Administers eAecution of NRC-wide occupational safety and health program to encure safe and ORGANIZ AT!ON CHA I healthful working Conditions for NRO employees.

Agency Safaty and OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Health Manager Jaees B. Frye Develops and directs policies and programs for personnel management; organization and management analysis; security Program Support Branch and classification requirements; office management and License Fae Managnent Branch administrative services; contracting and procurement eerv-Plans and directs program support for ices; rules and proceedings services; information and docu-the Office of Administration. Functions Administers NRC facilities an3 material license ment processing; technical information support; information include the development, presentation, fee program. Develops policy and procedures management in< luding record services and document control; execution and accounting for the annual relating to cost recovery and fees for Commission telecommunication facilities and services; tacilities and Administrative budget; coordination and consideration. Prepares fee regulations, fee materials Ilcense fees; employee occupational safety and allocerion of personnel resources; schedules and procedures. Periodically reviews health services; and special staf f support.

screening of all personnel action docu-schedules for updating and modification.

ments; and direction of an NRC wide Annually analyzes functions, manpower, and costs Alcohol and rug Abuse Program. Conducts of NRC of fices for deter eining fee base. Main-Director Patricia G. Norry a Continuing review of administrative pro-tains followup program to assure fee payments and cedures, policies, and programs within the institutes enforcement procedures when Deputv Director Michael l. Springer Office of Administration arid prepares appropriate. Works with other Government agen*

appropriate recommendations foe change.

cies to provide consistency in fee programs.

Chief M111am M. Dorte Chief Wilham O. Miller DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION DIVISION OF TEC64NICAL INFORMATION Management Development and DIVISION OF SECURITY AND PE RSONNE L AND DOCUMENT CONTROL Trairuno Staff Plans, develops, and implements policies and programs and provides funding for the training and development of NRC incumbent executives and ista page 16) hee pay ?8)

(see page W SES Candidates and to support the Executive Re-sources Board; in the same manner, provides mar 3gement and supervisory training and de-velopment programs to improve managerial per-formance; provides policy direction and admin-Diret.<or Paui E. Bird Dwector Raymond J. Braciv Director William J. Besaw istration for the Intern Program; develops and administers the agencywide budget and overall 4

program for technical and nonter.hnical tralr ing I

(less the Reactor Training Center pv ram) to maintain and/or improve job performance and to I

meet NRC future needs; conducts studies and de-velops training and education programs in re-

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DIVISION OF FACILITIES DIVISION OF RULES AND RECORDS DIVISION OF CONTRACTS AND OPE RATIONS SUPPORT requireu.ts; assists headquarters and regional of fices in identifying inter-and intra-of fice training needs and assists in the preparation, implementation and evaluation of rele snt pro-grams; represents the NRC in the Interagency (see page 1D hee page 20)

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Group Committee on Training and Development, the DOE-ladustry Personnel and Training Group and private sector education counctis; and structures career development patterrs and in-plements necessary associated training programs Dwector John H. Carley Director Joseph M. Felten Director Edward L.rlaiman to support upward mobility and equal employment opportunity principles.

Director Peter J. Goltaan I

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U.". NUCLEAR REGULATORY CIMMISSION 080 ANIZ AflON CH A87 DIVISION OF ORGANilATION AND PERSONNE; Plans, aevelops, a.ed directs the agency's personnel management program.

This inc ludes ne administration, direction, coordination, and promul-gation of policies, standards, procedures, and programs for NRC person-net and organf ration management activities. Directs recruitment, staf f-ing and placement programs, position classifications / evaluations, per-Sonnen resources and employment programs, personnel policy and program development, Federal labor relations and employee relations services, organization analyses, staffing ana lyses, management ana 'y ses, the

,gency's position management program and personnel managem.nt evalua-tions.

Serves as Secretariat and O&P liaison and provides pr; gram sup-port to the Exeotive Resources Board ar. ihe Performance review Board; provides O&P piogram cnordination to the Gecutive #ocation and Staf f-ing Committee and the Executive Pevelopment Committee; and provides Division artministrative services Director Paul E. Bird reputy Director Nate Bentson I

Puhey and Program Development Branch Labor Relations Branch Organization and Evatuation Branch Develops, coordinates, and interprets policies, invelops and implements agency Labor-management Provides organizational analyses rela ted to reor-standards, and procedures applicable to all phases relations program and policies and serves as agency ganization proposals, organization studies, organi-o f personr++ i management; develops, coordinates, and contact on such matters with the Union including rational stru ture and staffing plans, organf ration promulgates personnel management programs; provides grievances and alleged unfair labor practice char-policy and standards development, and long-range personnet policy nuidance and supporting services ges; negotiates and administers all collective bar-organizational alternatives and program plans; pro-fr NRC of fices; conducts or monitors pay compa-gaining agreementb; adminMers the grievance and vides management analyses related to grade Control, ability studies and recommends special salary sche-appeal processes; provides advlCe to mat:agement re-position monitoring and accountability, and person-dules; develop. Senior Executive Service policies garding perfo-mance ;nd/or conduct cases; and pro-nel resources; provides personnel action tracking and arocedurv s : performs researc h in personnel vides assistance in disciplinary and adverse aC-for all personnel SLtions reCelved and processed and manatement, technique s and prac t ices; conduc t s tions, provides employee relations support services prepares repers reflecting personnel action activ-e spec'al personnel studies and evaluations; Coordi-involving health and life i ns ura nC G, Civil Service ity; maintains personnel data and data on FTE al-notes personnel forms development for O&P; and ser-Retirement Program, and Federal injury compensation; location and usage, and provides management informa-ves as Secretariat and provides program support to and administers the NRC incentive awards programs.

tion services and reports on such data; evaluates the Performance Review Board.

personnel data and reports and assures data consis-tency and reconciliation between personnel data and reports; and plans, develops, and administers the agency's position management program.

Chief Winnie 8engelsdorf Chief Georpe G. Benoit Chief Nof f S. tockard I

I 5taf fing and Position Evaluation Branch Pt rsonnel usources and Employment Programs Branch Provides staffing services and advice to NRC offices and employees Identifies and develops manpower resources; conducts and Coordinates while implementing ar.d managing the a ;ency's overall placement rec rui tment programs for experienced and entry-level professional ef forts based on the assignment of FTE staff years; evaluates appil-personnel, secretarial and clerical personnel; coordinates and pro-cant qualificatk.ns and implements the xerit promotion programs for vides support services for special employment program., including all NRC Headquarters employees; tuplements and manages the NRC post-disadvantaged youth, stay-in school, summer and college co-op pro-tion evaluation program which includes salary setting, pay policy grams as well as the Federal Equal Opportunity Recruitment Program implementation, staffing plan review and approval, and performance (FEORP), and Disabled Veterans and Handica; ped Programn Operates of job audits; processes persomel actions for all Headquarters and the Applicant Review Sys6em, certifying qualifie, candidates for Region V employees a.1 processes all personnel act.ons for SES and employment agency wide; and maintains the Employee Performance File.

equivalent employees; r eocesses and monitors all consultant and ex-pert appointments; maintains Official Personnel folders for NRC headquarters empicyees, manages the NRC Central Support Unit; and provides program support to the Executive Allocation and Staffing Committee.

Chief Da ta R. Collins Chief Raymond H. Davis

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Director John H. Corley g Deputy Director George M. Fetrow Buikiirwd Operations Mail and Messenger Tet tcommunications Travel Services Branch Branch Branch dranch Establishes policies, standards and Provides direct support in proces-Coortunates and provides support Develops and administers policies, procedures for NRC wide space a wi sing travel authorizatioes and services to NRC Headquarters in standards and procedures governing nulldings acquisition and ut11127-travel advance requests, including areas of mail receipt, processing, NRC Conduct of telecommunicatica tion and motor vehicle operations.

changes of official station and delivery and dispatch, and outside activities, and provides and oper-Provides and coordinat es support reporting to first official Mail-Messenger Service. Oversees ates communication systems in sup-services for MRC Headquarters sae*e, station; administers GSA contract Headquarters and Regional Oper s-part of Headquarters operations; buildings anc' f acilities. Maintains with private travel agency for tions on mail management matters maintains reviews of Regional Office liaisnn with GSA, other Federal securing and issuing foreign an(.

including training and orientation telecommunications; assures imple-agencies and State and local domestic travel reservations and and equipment requirements for mentati6n of Federal standards and governt eats.

tickets, passports, and rela ted mail handling and preparation, requirements for telecommunications travel services.

services within NRC, including tele-phone, radio, teletype, facsimile, and data communicating

• ystems.

Chief Richard Iselin Chief Ruth M, Lamastra Chief Vacant Chief Thomas B. Kellam Property mori Supply Branch Directs and performs activO is related to management of personal property, general supplies inventory, warehousing and moving services.

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ORG ANIZ ATION CH A Ri U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DivtSION OF SECURITY Develops, administers, and directs overall NRC securiiv progra.n; assures safeguarding of National Securt 6y Information and Res tric ted Data wi thin the NRC program; assures safeguarding of NRC sensitive unclassif'.d matter incluuing NRC telecommunications of significant intelligence value; assures physical protection of NRC Headquarters buildings, Regional Of fices, and contractor f actittles; and provides advice and assistance on security matters.

Director Raymond J. Brady Deputy Direc tor Frank A.

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Policies and standards ; operates prograr; eligibility of individuals for NRC access ty education program and Freedom of Informa-tion, deClassifiCatton, and downgrading pro-for physical protection of Classified in-autho*12 a t i on or security clearance; admin-tion Act program f or the Division; provides grams; provides intelligence support to the formation, documents and material under isters classified visit control program; NRC administrative and program support to Commission and other NRC of fices; eenints-Security cognizance of NRC; safeguards coordinates Privacy Act requests related to Division personnel ; provides fiscal and ters the Foreign Disclosure of Information sensitive unclas si fied matter including systems of records under the cor..rol of the resource management support; and conducts Program for NRC and administers NRC informa-NRC telecommunications of significant Division of Security; maintains records of special studies and analyses of NRC security tier. security and counterintelligence secur-intel 11 genu vulue; and physically all classified visits and personnel security programs.

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protects NRC Headquarters buildings, w

clearance actions.

Regional Of fices, and contractor f aci li-ties.

Conducts inspections of and grants facility approval *ir NRC security f acill-ties. Administers leRC coag > uter, communica-tions, technical and physical security proa grams, as well as security int raction-violation program.

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Director Wdiksm J. Besaw Deputy Director Mvma L Steele E

Pohoy and Publicatons CRESS Branch Printmg and Graphes Docurnent Mgnagement Management Brarch Branch Branch Develops o*

manages c'avelopment Pro = ides automated reports aro-Develops and maintains po. ic ies,

Provides agency-wide service for and implementation c'

divlslon cehsing and proofreading service procedures, standards, and guide-the

receipt, dissemination, policy related to NRC-wide res' in-for all NRC of tir.es.

Fact) t,tes lines and provides headquarters storage, retrieval and sale of sibilities for NRC pubi t cations, communication n' r* ports between directisn and coordination for the NRC publications. Develops and Provides NRC wide p+11 cation con-electronic CRES5 a..d other NRC NRC* printing, 0.aphics, audio-implements p01Ictes for paperwork trol and processing, technical offices, Regions, laboratories, y t sual and related activities.

management under the Paperwo? k writing and editing, and transla.

etc. Uses services of a compati*

Processes eequests relating to Reduction Act and related Federal tion services. Publishes NRCI's, ble word processing rt.ntracter to printing, duplicating / copying, statutes and regulations pertain-Title List Jou nal, and abstract /

keep worr oad manageable.

Pro-graphics, audiovisual. photography, ing to management of records, index journal of requiatory and vides composition of regulatory and other operations involved ist correspondence, forms, and micro-technical reports.

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Records Servees Branch Library Branch Plans, di rec ts and coordinates all administrative staf f support Develops, aWuires, and maintains activities e n erned with the library collections to support performance

4. d maintenance of official activities of NRC; pro-I centra' *ed, official licensing vides reference, literature l

00 CFR Part 50), generic and searching ana circulation ser-project reNeds.

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administers the classified docu-specialized non-loan codes and ment program for the Records Ser-standards collection; provide; vices Branch.

Controls the library support services for all estabitshment and maintenance of other headquarters libraries and the License Authority records.

Regional Of f':es.

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

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DIVISION OF RUL.ES AND RECORDS Develops and recommends policy, procedures, and rules ap-pilcable to, and is responsible for, implemertation of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts and the Regulatory Flexibility Act; develops and revir es amendments to hRC regulations and petitions for rulemaking; responsible for providing adv ice and assistance to NRC offices and the publ ic regarding NRC regulations and procedures for filinq petitions for ruiemaking; di rec t s and coordinates NRC Local Public Document Room activities.

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Freeden of information Rules and Proceoures Local Public Document and Privacy Branch Branc Room Branch Develops and administers policies and procedures Develops and reviews amendments t o NRC regula-Develops, recommends, and implements policies, to implement NRC compliance with the Freedem of tions and other Federal Register not' es; pro-programs, and pror.edures governing the organi-Information Ac t (FOIA) ac<1 Pr i v acy Act (PA);

wides advice and assistance to NRC offices zation objectives, and activities of local provides advice, assistance, and neport to NRC regarding the Regulatory Flexibility Act and public document rooms (LPDRs); coordinates the of fices regarding FDIA and Pa a 'ivities and the preparation of rulemaking papers and co11ection, distribution, and categor t ration respons. oil i ties ; interprets requasts, coordt-petitions for rulemaking; responds to public of all documents and elcrofiche provi.ed nates responses, reviews documents for exemp t inquiries regarding NRC regulat ionr, and pro-LPDAs; and maintains liaison with LPDR library material, and arranges for extensions of re-c?dures for f il f r>g petitions for rulemak ing; staffs, the public, loca' officials, app l i-sponse t;me as necessary, and prepares and issues the publication "NRC Cants, IICensees, and the NRC staf f concerning Rules and Regul at i ons. "

Prepares the NRC all aspects of the LPDR program, including Regulatory Agenda on a quarterly basis, contracttng, site selection, reference ser-vices, and information avatlability.

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relating to contracting procurement and financial and confirmatory research needs c' NRC Of fices and Activities include the small purchasing function, assistance. f'rovides for development, management, Divisions. NRC programs supported by the branch purchases via GSA and other inter-agency arrange-and maintenance of the Division's Contract infor-inClui those relating to nuclear health and ments, coordination as well as major purchases of mation system.

Responsible for preparation of safety, antitrust matters, licensing and hearings those goods and sers:ces providing administrative Division's budget and special statistical and activities, nuclear materials and fuel cycle support to NRC program activities. Responsibis management reports-Establishes and maintains the f acility safety and safeguards, and other needs for the agency's financial assistance program Bidder's maitirg list and provides administrative associated with NRC's licensing and regulatory including negotiation, administration and close-services f or the Division. Develops and maintains responsibilities.

0*her progr as areas supported out activities, the procurement research library. Caordinates the by the branch include programs involving safety, receipt, evaluation and disposition of unsolicited safeguards, fuel cycle and environmental research, proposals with the appropriate program office.

and functions relatet thereto requiring contract Establishes policy for and reviews NRC Regional support. Provides contract support for develop-Offices' procurement activities.

Provides sup-ment of guides, standards and codes, and inspec-porting information and data regarding contracts tion and enforcement activities. Lesponsible for as input to SDBU/CR for the small bust ress toe agercy's grant and financial assistance pro-program.

gram and the ne @ 1,*tia'ed Small Business Inno-vative Research erwam (SBIR).

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w U.O. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORGANIZATION CHART OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRFCTOR Provides Executive Director for Operations and Of fice[

reporting tc the EDO with legal opinions and advice with respect to all activities Cf the NRC; provides interpretation of laws, regulations and other sources of authority, and the legal form and content of pro-

$pecia4 Assistant to tne posed official actions; represents 4nd protects the Executive Leoal D recto, interests of hRC in administrative proceedings before other administrative bodies; prepares or concurs in all Assists the Executive Legal Director in the uevelop-contractual documents, interagency agreements, ment of legal policy and in determining solutions to delegations of authority, regulat t oas, orders, 11-unusual and comp'en problems in new and developing censes, and other legal documents, and prepares legal areas of nwlear energy regulations, including but interpretations thereof; reviews and dirccts patent not limited to, waste management, enrichment and work; represents the NRC in Ingal matters with gov-fuel reprocessing f ac ilities, safeguards nd ernment agencies, foreign governments, or the pub 11c, rulemaking and enforcement activities of the NRC.

except for those matters specif t: ally delegated to the General Counsel.

William C. Parler E mecutive Legal Director Guy H. Cunmngham Program Support Branch Special Assistant for l

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support activities for the Office of the Esecutive Assists the Executive Legal Director tu the develop-DEPUTY EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR Legal Direc tor.

Responsible for program development ment of legal policy and advice bearing on export of and enluation in the areas of resource utilization m c%er materials and facilities, including Assists, rad ar ts in the absence of, the Executive personnel management and organizational planning and i development of regulations, review of license Legal Director in providing the Executive Director ana.ysis.

Provides office services including person-applications, hearings on export license appl ic a-for Operations and Of fices reporting to the E00 with net, equipment, space, correspondence control, mail tions and other Commission activities involving legal opinions and advice tei th respect to all and records control, and maintains law library and international activities or considerations, activities of the NRC.

legislative referer.co service functions.

l Joanna M. Becker Deputy Gerector James P. Murray Chief Nancy L. 'sube REGULATIONS OPE R ATIONS &

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DIVISION ADMINISTR ATION DIVISION DIVISION ENFORCEMCNT DIv!sION Davelops and reviews NRC Provides legal advice and Assests m the development of legal Provides legal advice and regulations ar.d guides pe r-assistance to NRC offices assistance to all Regional polscy dealing with licensing of tinent to licensing and con-involved in interagency and nuclear power plants. provides advice cm e h es aM mm struction of nuclear f acil-international agreements, re-and conmaltation m connection with sents the Offices of Inspec-ities and use of nuclear search contracting, patents

• health and safety, environmental and don and Enfucet, Nuckar materials; represents the NRC budget, sewity, and admin-h H Sa% and Sa &

antitr ust issues and represents the staff in pubitc rulem. king istrative fo ctions.

Repee-NRC m public hearmgs on these ism +es guards, and Nuclear Reactor n

hearings; interprets regula-sents NRC in administrative involved in apphcations for construc-Regulation in enforcement pro-tions and statutes relevant to hearings involving procurce.ent tion permets and operating licenses ceedings against licensees in-e NRC activities and provides personnel, personnel security

• for nuclew facilities and mendments volving imposition of civil legal analyses of those au-labor relations and equal penalties, amendments, suspen-thereto' thorities impacting on NRC.

employment opportunity matters.

slon or termination of licenses.

Daector & Chief Director & Chief Director & Chief Dereuor & Chsef Counnes William J. Olmstead Counsel Hudson B. Ragan Counsel Edward S Christenbury Counsel James Lieberman Assistant Cheet Assistant Chief

( ssistar.1 Chief Asmstant Chief Hearing Counsel Hearing Counsel /

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statistical tnee y anc methods to agency programs; assists EDO in NRC budget review process.

Administers and coordi-nates the NRC Management Directives System and NRC Announce-ments.

Maintains liaison with OMB and other government agencies. Congressional committees, and industry in areas of responsibility.

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.Je w e l op s, maintains, and applies overall policies, p r i nc i p l e s,

standards and procedures for financial and cast accounting and reporting, automatic Jata processing equipment aquisitt.n, pricing, and financial arran, v ant s ender NRC contracts; provides advice and assistance to the Commission, the EDO, and NRC cf fices on the inter-oretation and application of policies in assigned areas.

Director Angato S. Puglist Deput r), rector Graham D Jeann F enancial Op~ations Branch 1* l ans, estanlishes and maintains accounting and internal controls o' NRC appropriations; maintains overall NRC funds records antt Control-Ifng accounts; prepares special ana *y s i s, financial statemerts, and reports; establishes and maintains inventor of NRC capitalized e

property; maintains centralized payroll accounting and reporting functions; maintains centralized travel accounting and report ing functions; maintains centralized governmental and commert.ial vendors accsunting and report 1 w function; provides necessary fiscal se rvice f c r h4C.

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William E. Manton Financial Systems and Pioced nas Branch Develops policie*, principles, standards, and procedures for general accounting and reporting activities, NRC's finark ial management infor-mation systems relating to accounting matters, and practices govern-ing cost principles and oticar financial arrangements under NRC con-trac t s, including aspects of automatic data processing acquisition activities; provides technical support to users of Division's computer-based systems; coordinates and monitors day-to-day operation of onsite computer.

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i ORG ANIZ ATION CH ART DIVISION OF BUDGET AND APALYSIS Develnes and maintains policies, procedures, and operations to formu' ate and execute approved NRC budgets; develoos and aamin-inters *1RC authorization and appropriation funding legislation, presenting budget eetimates and information to the EDO, Com-mission, OMB and Congress; designs and develops systems and criteria for rs% erce planning, requirements and utilization; provides cost an.tysis of hRC proposed rules and regulations; provides management analyses of ai,ency procrans and assists NRC of fices in usa of sound statistical practnes. Maintains liaison with OMB and Congressional committees.

Director Edwin G. Triner Deputy Director Richard P. Shumway Budget Operations and Systems Development Branch Programs Branch Conducts agencyTve-review and analysis of of fices (NRR. IE.

Directs process of funds control; assists Commission and Eno NMSS, RES, and Reganal Of fices) annual program budget submis-sta ff off.ces in budget formulation; prepares and issues allot-stons, analy2es budget submissions and coordinates preparatici ments and financial plans and participates in appropriation of NRC budget submissions for submission to OMB and Congress; hearings; maintains continuous review of performance against participates in Congressional hearings on budget estimates; financial plans for EDO, ALM. and Commission staff offices; maintains continuous review of performance against financial develops authorization and &pp.priation language; manages plans and evaluates use of resources (funding and staf fing) budget system development; review? Congressional budget tran*

against program budget plans; reviews and processes financial scripts for NRC; Coordinates and Compiles Judget submissions to plans; initiates reprogramming actions as needed; provides OMB and Congress; prepares required A-11 information for CMB; advice and assistance to the program and Regional Offices develops budget calls; prepares budget reports to Congress for throughout the 69dget formulation and execution phases. Para both budget formulation and execut*nns; and determines agency ticipates in the development of the E00 five< year budget plan funding requirements for salaries and benefits-and programs and resource guidance.

Chief Lester D. Schaub Chef Nicholas Monaco, Jr.

Resourc.s Analysis 8ecoch Management Analysis Cranc't Develops policies, formulates plans, and per*orms special Identifies and analyzes policy, program, and management issues studies and analyses to provid7 the Controller, the EC%, and of major siynf ficance to NRC, its licensees, and the pubitc, the Commission with recommendations on resource requirements and recommends agency optiors; conducts long-and short-range which impact on the ef fectiveneas and efficiency of MRC; con-planning to assist in policy-making and program operat4a; tributes to the design and development of the NRC Multi-Year performs cost analyses of proposed rules and regulations for Budget; evaluates the relatice* hip between NRC resource re-the CRGR covering engineering, economic and health considera-quests and Se 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, administrative, and management pro-develops methods for the determination of resource requirements grams. Desalops background information for Commissioners anu and utilization, and identifies improvements to management; maintains inden of questions and answers for Congressional superv ses cost analysis to ensure compliance with provisions

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Acts as focal point for the Federal Productivity Progra and OM8 Circular 123.

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U/'. NUCLEAR REZULATTRY CZMMISSION ORGANIZATION CHART 0 v!S10h 0F DATA Aur0MATION AND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Develops and administers ADP (data and word process-ing) policies, plans, procedures, and budgets.

Responsible for systems development and maintenance, and approves all equipment and sof tware acquisitions.

Studies proposed systems to determine cost ef fective-ness. D anages NRC interagency and centractor compute

• time sharing contracts and coordinatts ADP activities with other Federal agenc ies.

Develops and 8ssues reports for the EDO, program and Regional Of fices, other government agencies, Itcensees and applicants, and the public.

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P-rforms cumputer systems programming for installation E st abl ishes functional requirements, manages and Reviews NHC requirements for automated information and maintenance of NRC-owned / leased computer sof tware, updates various inforettion systems on NRC regulatory systems and conducts feasibility studies. Evaluates Evaluates ef fectiveness and ef ficiency of existing ADP programs and certain I Nansee activities.

Issues e f fectiveness and ef ficiency of existing systems and equipment and recommends changes. Provides operations analyses, special studies and periodic reports based recomenos changes.

Develops and manages NRC ADP and source data entry services to HQ staf f.

Adminis-on these information systems for NRC other govern-budget and long-range ADP plan.

Coordinates ADP ters contracts and interagency agreements for com-ment agencies licensus and the pubilc.

f isc a l requirements of NRC offices and develops cost put er time sharing 'ervices. Coordinates acquisition, es t imates for procuring ADP equipment, sof tware and installation and maintenance of comouter hardware and services.

Maintains library of computer software systems software. Manages programming and implementa-documentation on information systems, and provides tion of analytic computer codes developed under con-user /staf f t'aining as required.

tract to NRC, and performs conversions required to adapt these codes to equipment available to NRC.

On request, coo *dinates and manages software develop-ment for analyt ic computer programs. Provides tech-nical advice and assistance to users writing, modify-ing or running analytic computer programs.

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Plans, develo, and implements pro rams of international s

u cooperation and licensing of nuclear exports and imports.

Formulates and recommends policies concerning nuclear exports and imports, international safeguards, and nonpro*

liferation matters, and international assistance and cooperation in nuclear safety matters.

brector Jsnes R.Shes Deputy Director Joseph D. Lafleur. Jr.*

AS$1STANT DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR EXPORT lMPORT FOR INTE RNATIONAL COOPE RATION AND INTE RNATIONAL SAFEGUARDS Plans, develops, and implements international nuclear safety Participates in planning and formulation of NRC policies on information exchange programs, woriting relationships with export-import Itcensing nomroliferation issues, and inter-international nuclear organizations and other involved ti.S.

national safeguards; receives and reviews appilcations for, Government agencies, and provides general liaison with other and as appropriate, issues export ano import licenses as the NRC of fices having interest 0: respons;bility in areas of Commission, directs; obtains and evaluates information from international cooperation. Participates in formulation of other NRC and U.S. Government offites in consideration of policy on the above.

IIcense applications.

Assistant Director Joseph D. Lafieur,Jr

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s oROANIZATION CHART U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS Reviens, recommends, and directs NRC program of cooperation and 11aison with States, local govern-ments, interstate and Indian organizations; adm i n-inters $ tate Agreecepts program; provides training for State anc* local government personnel in rad i a-tion control programs; cooperates with other NRC of ices and U. S.

Government agencies having State and interstate responsibilities; administers inuwni f ication and property insurance programs; performs review of financi al qualifications of licensees and participates in formulation of policy on fi tr.:tal aspects of lic ensing.

Appraises per-formance of Regional O'fices in ca rry ing out assigned State Programs f unctions.

Di rector G. Wayne Kerr ASSIST ANT DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR FOR STATE AGREEMENTSPROGRAM STATE AND LICENSEE RELATIONS Negotiates, implements and manages the State Agree-Participates in formulation of policies involving ments program under the provisions of Section 274 of NRC/S' ate cooperation and liaison; deve t ops and the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended. Develops directs administrative and contractual programs policies and Jmcedures for the conduct of the State for coordi na t ing and integrating Federal and State Agreements program.

Plans, directs and coordinates regulatory activities; raintains liaison with and periodic reviews of Agreement State radiation control provides guidance and s uppor' to $ tate, interstate, programs by Regional Of fice representatives. Provides reg ic r.a l, indian and quasi governmental organiza-and conducts training and technical assistance to tions on regulatc ry matters; maintains liaison with Agreement States.

Appraises performance of Regional and provides guidance and support to NRC offices Of fices in carrying out assigned State Agreements and other government agenc ies on Intergovernmental f unc tions.

matters and i, sues of concern to States, local governments and Indian Tribes; monitors nuclear-related State legislative and regulatory activities; provides guidance to Regional Administrators on activities of State liaison officer *,ocated in Assistant alrec'or uonato A. Nussbaumer Regional Of fices; u nages indemnliication and nuc lear property insurance programs; coordinates with $tates on need fo* power sod participates in f.rmulation of policy on decommissioning costs and Inancial aspects of licensi..g and provides reviews of f inanc ia l qualifications of licensees. Appraises performance of Regional Offices in carrying out assigned State liaison functions.

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This office will provide agency coordination of operational data collection, s tore 11s, and retrieval activities; systematically and independently ana.pde and evaluate operational experience (e.g., LERs); f eed back the lessons inherent in ',erational erperience to NRC licensing, standards, and inspection activities and to licensees for af f NRC-licensed activl=

ties, including verifying, when appropriate, that action has been implemented in response to the f eedback; assess overall ef fective-ness of the agency wide operational safety data program; and act as a focal point for interaction with outside organf rations dedicated to operational safety data analysis and evaluation. These activi-ties inc lude report ing quarterly to Congress on abnormal occurrences.

Dwector C. J. H ;itemes. Jr, Deputy Director Thomas A. Ippohto Program Technology Branch Reactor Operations Analysis Branch Nonreactor Assessment Staf f Performs support in the areas of policy de.

Performs the ro siew, analysis, and evaluatice velopment, office administration, data pro-of safety experience f rom licensed nuc lear Gram management, and issuance of reports and Performs the review, analysis, and " valuation fuels and radioactive materials facilities pubilcations on items of importance to nucle.

of reactor operating experience 'r order to and activities, including byproduct, so rce ar power plant sahty. Develops anc' operates identify ac tions that will improve pubi t c and spectat nuclear materials and associated data systems for the storage ard retrieval of health and safewy.

reactor site and transportation ateps, in opeitior.41 experience. Performs trends and order to identify actions that will improve patterns analysis of operational experience, pihtic health and safety.

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ORGANIZATION CHART OFFICE OF $ MALL AND 015ADVANT AGt 0 BUhlNL55 UTILIIAi!ON/CIVit RlCHTS Developt and implements an ef fective small and disadvantaged business program in accordance witn the Small Business Act as amended. Insures that appropriate onsideration is given to Labor Surplus Area firms and Women Business Enterprises.

Maintains liaison with other government agencies and trade a s soc iations. Coordins'.es ef forts with the Director, Divi-sion of Contracts, and Di; ectors of other af fected of fices.

Develops and recommends for approval by the Executive Direc-tor f or Operations overall NRC policy previoing for equal employment opp,rtunity in all aspects of Federal personnel practice; develops, monitors and evaluates the af firmative action program to anure compliance with NRC policy; serves as contact with local and national pelic and private orga-nlZations to f acilitate the NRC equal employmert opportunity program.

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Establishes priorities, schedules and and materials associated with the processing, trans-resource allocations; performs resource fore-port and handling of nuclear materia ls, and the casting, long-and short-range program planning, disposal of nuclear waste, under the Atomic Energy Art budget preparation and coordination, and con-of 1954, a3 amended, and the Energy Reorganization Act trol.

Provider administrative and management of 1974.

Responsible for review ems assessment of su port including personnel management, manage-safeguards against potential threats, thefts, and ment studies, management directives, personnel sabota.e for licensed facilities, including reactors, development and training, correspondence and Wespansible for the Remedial Action Program under the action item contro'; Drovides technical assist-Uranium Mill Tallings Radiation Control Act of 1978.

ance and support to Director in eval ating pro-posed activities or positions and administering Director John G. Davis highly technical projects.

Deputy Director Donald B. Mausshardt Assistant to the Director Robert S. Brown, Jr.

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Director Richard E. Cunningham Deputy Director Donald R.Chapell Uranium Fuel Licensing Branch Material Licensing Branch Conducts safety analyses. I tcensing, and followup review of natural Conduc t s safety analyses, licensing, and followup review of use of uranium conversion plants and production plants, and enriched uranium byproduct, source and special nuclear materials, including as fuel processing and f abrication plants. Conducts analysis and plannin9 nece s sa ry, preparation of environmental assessments and impact state-for possible environmental radiat ion release situations which ear ments.

Provides technical guidance to the Regions on material originate from any operation licensed by the Division of Fuel Cycle and licensing.

Material Safety. Conducts analyses and assures that remedial actio$s are taken at non-reac t or sites contaminated w$ th radioactive mzterials, Chief Ralph C. Page Chef Vandy L. Miller Advanced Fuel and Spent Finel Licensing Branch Material Certification and Procedures Branch Conduc.s safety analyses, licensing, and followup review of independent Develops technical and policy options for regulations and regula-irradiated fuel storage f acilities, interim storage of low-level waste tory guides to improve regulation of byproduct, source, and at reactor sites, chemical reprocessing f acilities, and advanced f uel special nuclear materials. Certifies adequacy of design of sealed f abrication plants.

sources and devices.

Chief Leland C. Rouse Chee Bernard Singer Transportation certification Branch Conducts safety analyses and approval of conta*ners far shipment of fissile and Type B quantities of rad'oactive mate-ials; implements suc h actions as required by NRC and coordinates activities with ar,ancies haw-

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Reviews all safeguards aspects of export / import licensing and retrensfer requests and supports implementation of the US/l AEA Safeguards Agreemer.t and U.S. ef forts t strengthen IAEA safeguards.

Director Robert F. Burnett Deputy Director Jacant)

I Lict3st r 3 Policy and Program Branch Material Transfer SG Licensing Branch Conducts safeguards licensing and regulatory reviews related to nuclear materials transportation activi-Reviews and develops generic safeguards regulatory policies. Reviews staf f reports to identify generic ties.

Develops licensing review criteria, reviews safeguards 1. sues.

Conducts studies and coordinates physical security programs. and deve' ops associated with other branches, offices, and agencies to resolve licensing positions, regulations, and guidance for generic safeguards issues Performs Division p:uning transportation of nuclear material shipments.

Con-and monittr; the Safeguaro n Division budget. Develops ducts Safeguards Division reviews for proposed export /

Division research requirements, and leads agency w1Je import licenses and retransfer requests. Participates review of safeguards research and ',echnical assistance in U.S. ef forts to strengthen IAEA safeguards and supa ports the implementation of U. S. /I AE A Safeguards projects.

Agreement at licensed facilities. Manages development and utilization of the safeguards information system.

Chief Robert A. Erickson Chief Theodore S. Sherr Power Reactor SG Licensing tranch Fuel Fact 11 ties SG Licensing Branch Conducts safeguards licensing and regulatory reviews related to powee reactors. Levelops licensing revivw criteria,.eviews physical security programs, and de-Conducts safeguards licensing and regulatory reviews velops licensing positions, regulations, and b dance related to fresh fuel, nuclear fuel f acilities, inde-i for the physical protect.on of these facilities.

pendent spent fuel stor 9 installations, and non-Assesses threat and identifies potential safeguards power reactor f acilities. Develops licensing review criteria, reviews safeguards programs, and de velops weakness rs and improvements affecting licensed nuclear activities, through analyses of ssNguards events, licensing positions, regulations, and guidance for operational trends, and intelligence information. Con-the safeguards program of these facilities. Performs ducts on-site regulatory ef fec tiveness reviews of 10 CFR Part 75 licensing reviews in support of IAEA safeguards systems at licensed activities. Plans and Treaty implementation.

coordinates Safeguards Division support of safeguards continency and response operations.

Chief George W. McCorkle Chief wmard B. Brown JANUARY 1.1984 PAGE 33

U S, NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DIVTION OF WA$1E MANAGEMEN f ORGANIZATION CHART Directs the NRC's principle licensing and regulation activit ?s associa ated with the management and disposal of nuclear waste end spent fuel involving waste facilities and w.ste materi.ls licensed m der the Atomic Energy Act of U54, as amended; the Energy Reorganizattoi Act of 1974; the National Environmental Policy Act of 1%9; and the Remedial Action Program under the Uranium Mill Taillrr t Radiation Control Act of 1978.

As Program Area Manager ior the Was.e Management Prngram Area, the Director establishes and achieves agency goals and objectives for the program, ensuring that the pengram contains the necessary agency wide components; resolves dif ferences of opinion among su.aporting offices concerning resources or scope and direction of the program; and ensures ti si program plans, PPPG writeups, and program area briefings reflect agency perspective and adequately treat the contributfons of supporting officeo Director Robert E. Brovvnmg Deputy Director Michael Bad I

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I Lo Leven waste and uran.um Recovery Geotechnical Branch Repasstory Protects Branch Po'.y and Progreen Control Brarwh riotects Branch Ofrects safety and environmental review of Serves as NRC f ocal point for programma' 1C Jerects WC prhm f or 11 censing the disposal Directs and manages the program ecessary for license applications and prelicen si ng activi-and resource coordination for all hRC activ-of low-level radioac t ive waste-plans end technical review and evaluation e' the accept-tieg for high-level waste repositories.

lties under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of firects the proc e s s 'or safe y' and environ.

ability of proposed a-operatioial low-level Manages hi;h-level waste repository projects.

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and scheduling to %plement NWPA. Directs and ad license amendments for low-level radio-recovery sites with respect assigned by the Director. Implements MC/ DOE manages NRC review of DOE Mission Plan and

.ctive weste disposal facilities, and appil,

physics, geoc hemi s try, and hydrogeology.

Procedural Agreement governing prelicensing P roj ec t Deci sion Schedule for HLW, spent f uel cations fo.

approval of low-level waste.

Develops evaluation and as estment method Ic-consvitations. Maintains cognizance of DOE storage, MRS and subsequent updates as spect-related topical reports; 1ssues and amends gies and computer programs for geological repo si tory programs and acordinates repository fled in hwpA sections 114(e) and 301. De v e l-5 t' '5 -

Id**tif8'S 50'c1fic 1" reati r activities for.11 NRC offices.

Coordinates aps technicai po sit t or, and manages rulemak-3r recommends denial of licenses for opera-tion og lo. level radioactive waste di wosal needs, data p.he ri ng strategies and methods development, validatico, and application of ing on financ ial requi remen t s to imp l ee, nt facilfties; issues and. mends or dentes needed to obtain acceptable licensing data in performance assessment methods for cr ducting MspA Sect ions 151(a) and (c).

Manages anc approvals of topical reports; p ruv ides above technical a rea s. Maintains cognizance licensing reviews.

Prepares recommendations directs Di v i sion respontibilities for statt of DOE repo,1 tory programs addresstag the se to the Commission.n proposed DOE repo si tory and t ribal participation in waste management technical supp.rt to Agreemen t States to assist them in regulating low-level waste dis.

areas. Identifies areas in which geological.

siting guideltnes; reviews 00E guidelines

• ctivities in acccrdance with 10 ;FR " art 6C aosal facilities under their jurisdiction.

geophysical, geochemical, or hydrogeological Implemen ta t ion, Prov ide s input to the prepa-and the WWPA. Provides program area planning, Strects NRC program for 11 censing uranium sethodology needs further research and develop-

ration, promulgation and amendment of integration, budgeting, control end quality recovery operations; provides progra'nmatic and ment and assists in dueloping programs to regulations as required for high-level waste assurance programs for the high-level, low-ather guidance for licensing functions carried fill these needs.

Di rec t s technical assi" dispusal. Manages NRC staf f prelicensing con-level and urantum recovery programs throughout aut by hRC's Uranium Recovery Field Of fice for tance contracts and consultants in support of 3 21 tation and guidance activities a t med at NRC.

Chairs and coordinates acti v s tles of activities under its geographical jurt sdiction, above functions.

Prepares technical post-identifying itcensing in f orma tion needs.

waste Management Rev t eie Gro up.

Performs issues and amends or recommends denial of tions and other guidMce document s in these Manages preparation and publication of f orma t independent technical a sse s smen t of hRC waste

' n enses for ura nium recovery opera t ion s not a rea s.

and content guides and reg tew plan., and both mana g.ame nt prograes to ensure that long lead a.aae r the.i u r i sd i c t i on of t he NRC Uranium generic and site specific tec hnic a l guidance time items necessary for licensing are under*

Recovery Fleid Of fice.

Evaluates and concurs Chief (Vacan4 document s that a re nnt covered ty the tech-

.ay and progressing in timely f a shion.

Pro-for the NRC with the Department of energy's nical branches. E s tabi t she s spectftc gudance vides policy analysis and program

.v 41 u4 t i e n Remedial Action Plans for cleanup of spec i f ic 09., and conducts reviews of.

DOE sverall a;ststance to Di rector / Deputy Director, WM, inactive uranium mill tallings 7ttes and con.

oua.ity assurance programs.

in developing stNtegies and responses on tami na ted vicinity properties. Jewelcps pro-Cheef Hubert J. Miller implemen t a t ion of NRC WM programs. Develops gram procedures and guidance and assists in and opeiates the WM document control center ar initiates the development of standards and 4nd services pDRs anrf I PDRs guides for the regulation of low-level radio

• E ngineersev' dranch t we ste disposal and ura9tum recovery Chief Joseph C. Bueng-acceotability of proposeid and operatione' low level and h uh-level was.; disposal and

, Chief Leo B. Higgenhotham uramum recovery sites with respect to engineermg and materials science areas, mcludmg:

waste form and packeng. engmeered barriers, facelsty design, mening and geoengmeerirq Develops evaluation and assessment methodologtes and computer programs for engineered systems. Identifies specCaf*c mformation needs, c,3ta gathermg strelegies and methods needed to obtam acceptable hcensing data in these areas. M. 'ritams cognirance of DOE reposetory programs addressmg above technsCal areas. Identifws areas m whicn engineerang methodology needs further research and hvelopment and assists m developmp programs la till these needs 9erec4s technical asms;once contracts and consultants m support of above functions. Lpares technaces pos tions and other goniance documents m these areas.

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TMI PROGRAM OF F ICE Develops and administers regulations, policiet, and pro-PLANNING AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS STAFF cedures governing:

l Provides overall direction of TMI4 cleanup Provides administratise management and coordination of operations, including technical and management a.

the licensing of mani 's : turi ng, production and the programs aid resources of the Of fice. Establisto supervision of related NRC inspection, licens-utilization facilities ott r than those concerning priorities, schedules and resource.si.ocations; estab-ing, analysis, public information, and govern-fuel reprocessing plants and isotopic enrichment lishes interdisciplinary teams and task forces from the ment relations actions onsite, in the r:ddletown plants; divisions; pe-forms resource f orecas ting, long-and of f ice, and in the b shington,

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short-range program p'anning, budget oreparation and Manages and directs the preparation of the b,

receipt, possession and ownersh'p of sourc=, byprod' coordi1ation, and c ntrol. Provides adr.inistrative and Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement and uc t, and special nuclear aterial used of produced management support including personnel management, related assassments, including resources,for at such f acilitiesi and maangement studies, management di rec tives, personnel in-Lyse analyses or for contrac's, scheduling.

development and training, correspondence and action ites coo-o$ na tion with other agenc ies and with the c.

the licensing of operators of such facilities.

control; provides technical assistance and support in special and diversified licensing-related projects and publ N, and presentat ion of results.

Coor-dinates all NRC activities relating to the Provides special assistance as requi red in matters improvements to the ifcensing program, cleanup which involve other Federal agencies,

involving f acilitias exempt from licensing and performs state and local governments, and groups or other f unctions required for implementation of the members of the public.

licensing Dragram.

Prograen Director ik nard J. Snyder Director Harold R. Denton Deputy Prograrn Dwsctor Lake H Barrett Deputy Dwector Edson G. Case Director Jesse F unches Planning and Resource Analysis Branch Develops and maintains data and records on priorities, schedules and assignments of NHR resources and of the status of all projects and tasks; perft 35 long-and short-range program planning, Clinch River Breeder Reactor Progm Of fice resource forecasting, hudget preparation and coordination, manpower and program support resource management, auditing of performance against established goals anc' objectives.

Manages and dwects NRC statt safety and environenental rev,ews of the CR8lR. Coordinates the tehted technical assistance efforts of the National Laboratories and other l

Mar ernent Analysis Branch contractors, and provides guidance and coordination to

' Manages all personnel administration matters, per forms management and organizational studies and other prograrn partcipants.

prepares proposals thereon; recotanends, prepares and rev ;ews management and administrative operatir.g procedures, policies and directives; implements procedures for fiscal control of all travel resources; develops and implements procedures and models for analyzing and presenting NRR staf f eu >enditures; manages the personnel development and training function; controls and Program Director J Nelson Grace coordinates correspondence, F014 requests, action items and records management.

Ch,ef Herbert N. Berkow Technical Support Branch Provides technical coordination and oversight f or resolution of special technical problems and trose which involve more than one division and other of fices; provides technical assistance to the Direc-tor of NRR; serves as the staf f interf ace with the ACR$; recommends and develops improvements to the licensing program; provides overall review, coordination, allocation and management of the NRk tech

• nical assistance program including development of procedores for resource control; establishes and coordinates Of fice procedures for contracting and interagency agreements, responds to correspondence and Commission actions of a general nature, prepares and coordinates hRR inputs to the,1C Annual Report.

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U.". NUCLEAR EEEULATORY COMMISSION DIVISION OF LICE NSING ORGANIZATION CHART Directs and aministers the licensing process for all utiltration and production f acilities, other than f uel reprocessing and isotopic enrichment plants, including safe *y and environmental evalua-tions of power and nor, power reactors required to be licensed for operatisn. Directs and supervises the processing of applications and petitions for license amendments for all reactor f acilities.

Develops related policies, procedures and programs and assures proper implesentation.

Issues, deniet and amends all limited work authorizations, permi s and licenses for power and non power reactors. Directs and administers the Standardization Program. Serves as NRR coordina'or with the Of fice of Inspection and Enf orcement; serves as NRR coordinator for Safeguards Interface functions.

Directs the evaluations of design, operation and modification of DOE-and D0D-owned facilities sempt f rom licensing, as requested.

Director Darren G. E.menhut Deputy Director Robert A. Purple I

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ASSISTANT DIRf CTOR FOR OPERATING RE ACTORS ASSISTANT DIRE CTOR FOR LICENSING Plans and a t rec t s the safety and environmental reviews o I Plans and directs the safety and enviroveiental reviews of Plans and directs tee program for safety and environnental l ic ensed opera ting power reac tors undergoing systematic licensed operating power reactors and the rsview of proposed review and evaluation of applications for limited work re-review and the technical evaluation of proposed routine amendments to operating licenses. Supervises the programs authorizations, cons t ruction permits, operating ilcenses, operating license amendments.

Superv i ses the programs and and activities of the Operating Reactors Branches. Assists prelini,iary and final standard design approvals, early site ac ti vities of the Operating T+ actors Branch 5, the System-the Director in adminis ta ring tne Division's programs.

c.pprovals an topic a l report approvais.

Evaluates design, atic Evaluation Program Brancn, the Operating Reac tors operation and modification of test, researc h and Assessment Branch, and Standardization and Special Projects

• critical facilities, Naval reactors, DOE and DOD owned,acilities B ranc h.

Assists the Director in administering the Division's pengrams.

exempt from licensing, and advanced reactor concept s.

Supervi ses the programs and ac ti v i ties of the Licens ing Assistant Ofrector t rank J. Miraglia Assistant Director Cus C. Lainas Brenches.

Assists the Director in administering the Division's programs.

Operating Reactors Branch 5 Operet tog Reactors Branches 1-4 Performs overall coordination and routine project

'erform the overall safety and envirnnmental proj-management i ncluding safety, environmental and ett management for assigned licensed operating Licensing Branches 1-4 procedural aspects, as well as proposed amendments for those operating power reactors which are under power reactors, including review of technical and Perfor.* the overall safety and environmental proj-proc edural aspects involving proposed eme ndmer.t s re-review as part of NRC's programs to sys temati-to operating licenses.

cet management for assigned power reactor limited tally evaluate the margins of safety of the design work authorization, construction pe rmi t and and operation with respect to current licensing Chief (1)

Steven A.

Varga operating license applications, requirements Chief (2)

Domenic B. Vassallo Chief (3)

James R. Mmer Chief (1)

B. Joe Youngblood Chief Dennis M. Crutc hf ield chief (4)

John F. Stoir Chief (2)

Albert Schwencer Chief (3)

George R3tghton Systemat Evaluation Pengram Branch Chief (4)

Flinor G Aens am Provides the c arall coordination and task manage-Operating Reactors Assessment Branch ment functiu for the review areas related Prov ides interdisciplinary technical support to directly to 5. ' matters, for those operating power operating reactors projects in the process ing of reactors wh ich are ur.de r re review as part of Performs the overall safety and environer. *al pr oj-NRC's SEP program. Also, cc, ordinates the ef forts relatively

routine, s nort-dura t ion l ic ensing ect management for assf gned preliminary a..d final actions. Performs technical review in support of standard design approval, early site approval, of those technical specialists f rom other div b s tons assigned to t re SEP program.

emergency l icens ing authorizations and provides topical report approval, research and test reactor rapid initial evaluation of unanticipated events and critical facility applicationr Performs Chief Vacant divisions," performs continuing systematic assess-

" 'I reactor concepts and DOE-and D00-owned'f acilities ments of operating reac tor exper ienc e, identifies exempt from 11 censing.

Prov,de s the NRR fnter-precursors, performs analyses of other significant face and coordination with NM55 on reactor safe-events, acts as f oc a l point for responding to guards matters; conduc t s porting reviews of Regional requests; and acts as project coordinator nuclear powered vessels.

Maintains and updates for specially assigned generic functions which

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the standard technical specifications for operat-encompass several Divisions or Of f.ces.

Also pro-ing light water powee reactors based on new regua vides programmatic monitoring and control of the latory requirements, new technical considerations mpimentation plans for generic ac tivities such as and operating experier,ce ; prov ides guidance and the TMI action plan and unresolved safety issues.

support to project managers in preparation of the Cnief Gary M. Holahan safety technical speci fica t ions portion of eac h Ii td nical speci f icat ions, inc luding changes to I

techncial specificatf sns for operating plants, are maintained cons e etent with standard technical speci fications.

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Plans, directs and supervises the programs and activities o' the Struc.

tural and Geotechnical Engineering, Geosciences, Mecharical Eng',neering Plans, directs and supervises Lne programs and activities of the Mate-and Equipment Qualification Branches. Assists the Director in admin-rials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Envlie.1 mental and Hydrologic istering the Division's programs.

E ngi m,r i ng, and $lte Analysis Branches.

Assists the Director in Assistant Director James P.

Knight administering the Division's programs.

Assis4 ant 01 rector Willien V. Johnston Structural and Geotechnical Enoineerino Branch Reviews and evaluates missile protection, design and loadings Materials Engineering Branch of concrete and steel containments and design of other safety

• l Evaluates the materials-related design and performance of compo-related plant structures; performs technical review, analysis, nents and systems important to safety; performs general tech-and evaluation of the design, construction and operation of nical review, analysis and evaluation of the materials, fabrica-reactor and related structures; reviews an( evaluates the geo-tion, inspection and testing of nuclear power reactor components technical engineering aspects of proposed and operational and systems.

nuclear reactor sites for the safety of supports for structures, Cr.ief B. D. Liaw earth dams and other earf3en structures; d.rects the ef fort of consultants, assessing their input in the preparation of safety evaluations; identifies areas in which the structural and geo-Chemical Engineering Branch terSnical methodologies need further research and development kvaluates the chemical and process related design and perform-and assists in developing progr ams to fill these needs-ance on affluent control and plant auxiliary systems, and the Cntef George f.

tear systems and administrative controls for fire protection at operating plants and plants under review; performs general technical review, analysis and evaluation cf water chemittry Geosciences Branch managemen,

yc anup a r m val wMs and p m ess Performs the technical review and evaluation of the acceptabil,

'Y' ity of proposed and operational nuclear reactor sites with Chief victor Benarcya respect to the seismological and geologic &1 aspects of the site; directs the analytical ef fort of consultants and assesses their input in the preparation of site safety evaluations; identifies te=,ronmental and Hydrologic incineering Branch areas in which appropriate earth science methodology needs p

g further research and development and assists in developing pro-environmental engineering, water quality, aquatic and terres-grams to fill these needs.

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Mec han ic a ) e ngineering Branch impact assessment cnd safeLJ evaluation report inputs for 11-tstablishes the seismic and qua lity group c las si f icaticn of censing actions; prepares the environmental technical specif t-mechanical systems and components; reviews design loads, struc-Cations portions of each of new facility operating Itcense; tural design criteria, static and dynamic analysis methods for provides analysis of nonradiologicel consequences of accidents mechanical systems and components under normal and spwcified and technlCal review of new environmental legislation and environnectal and accident conditions; makes independent check requiations.

calcuiations and risk evaluations; verifles structural capacity Chief ennald t Ballard and margins; reviews special f abrication problems; armters sys-tem and component behavior; verifies computer codes; ensures Site Analysis Brancn realization of design intents; maintains internal review proce-dures; participates in related codes ard standards activities; Evaluates of f-site hazards; pertores demographic characteristic and suggests topics for standards development and research.

studies; performs evaluations of suitability of proposed and Iternate sites from the standpoint of population and land use; Chief Robert J' Bosnak evaluates the socioeconomic impacts e nuclear power plants; administers antitrust reviews of I t cense applications for Equipment Qualification Branch nuc lear facilities; carries out compilance activities with Evaluates the capability of plant systems and components impor-respect to antitrust license condit'oaa; specifies license tant to safety to f unc tion acceptably under all anticipated conditions to a s sest 'e utiltty commitments for construction and normal and accident environments including thermal, pressure, operation; reviews financial requirements in the areas of de-moisture, radiation, dynamic and seismic; estab1:shes perform-commissionina and ma.3r accident clean-up costs; and provides requirements and reviews qualification test programs and speciall2ed technical capabilities in the area of the benefit ance and costs of power plants and nuclear facilities.

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U.C. NUCLEAR RElULATORY COMMISSION ORGANIZAilON CHART DIVISION OF SYST MS INTEGRAT:CN Directs and administers the detailed evaluations in the nuc lear system perf ormance-oriented disciplines for power and non power reactor applications, for reac tor f acilities licensed for operation, for advanced reactor concepts and for DCL-and D00-owned f ac ilities exempt from l icens ing; develops and aciairister s related saf ety programs and poli-cies governing the !icensing and operation of nesc le sr reac tors.

Director Roger J. Mattson I

I ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR R ADIATION PROTFCTICN A5515fANf DIRf CTOR FOR REACTOR SAFETY A5515 TANT DIRECTOR FOR CCRE AND FLANT SYSTEMS Plans, drects and supervises the programs ano activities Plans, directs and supervises the progrars and activities Plans, direc.s rnd supervises the programs and activ ttles of the A.c icent Evaluation, Radiological Assessment and of the Instrumentation and Control Systems, Containment of the Power Systems, Core Performance and Aualliary Sys-E f t f uent Treatment systems Branches and assists the Direc-Systems, and Reactor Sy tems Branches wnd assists the tems Branches and assists the Director in administering the te in admint* tering the Olvision's p. n ams.

Director in administering the Division's programs.

Divslon's program Ausstant D rector Daniel R. Muller Assistant Director Robert W. Houston Amestant Detector Lester S. Rubenstein Accident Ev,eluahon Branch Instrumentation and Control Systns Branch Povver Systems Branch Reviews and e'sluates the design, f at'rication, Reviews it'e design, f abricatinr. and operation of Levelops models for and performs calculations end evaluations of potential accidents and event and operation of 'eactor protection and safety onsite and of f site electrical power systems and instrumentation, and control instrumentat,on; and the steam and power conversic,n systems; parfici-scenarios f rom initiation through consequence evaluations; reviews reactor license aad amend-participates in the development of guidet and pates in the developmer.t of guides and retyh ment applications, as well as operating data, te nMat hs W a W ng u inhoeMaWn and tions pntaining to thew sWest cwtM Wm evaluate engineered safety features with respect Chief M Srinivasan to mitigation of cffsite dose con?equences and Cheef Faust Rost habitat i li ty espects of control room de s i gn.

CorPerformatice Bran @

Reviews and evaluates the nuclear, therma l.

Levvis G. Hulman Reviews the design, fabrication and operation of hydraulic and teactor fuel aspects of nuclear Chief the containment system and associated subsystems, reactor design and performance reviews; analyzes including emergency heat removal systems, heating a 4 evaluates ca?culational methods used by appli*

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and cmbustible gas control systeesisolation equippert and Controls.Csnts in these areas; develops and uses independ-Radiological Assessment Branch o

r ept calculational methods for evaluating these Reviews reac t ar l ic ense and amendment applica-aspects of reactor design and operation under r tions, as well as operating data, to evaluate the Chief Waiter R Butler spectrum of noteas and off normal conditions.

radio logic al impact of f acility operation on man and the environment, and the adequac y of the Chief Carl M. Berlinger Ree sym Bre radiation protection program for the plant worli f orce; develops analytical models, assunptions, Reviews and evaluates the design and performance acceptance criteria and calculational methods to of reac tor thermal-hydraulic systems, reactor Aumhary Sysrems 6rench conduct these rev iews.

Coo' ant sys te rs, emergency c ore Cncling systems and associated auxiliary syst ems ; reviews, ana.

Reviews the design, fabrication and operation of Chief F rar,k (ongel g

lyzes and evaluates calculational methods used by auxiliary systems.

applicants and Itcensees in these areas; develops and uses independent calculational methods for Chief Otan D. Parr Meteorology and Effluent Trestrnent Branch analyzing performance of these systems under steady-state, transient and accident conditions; Revtews reactor license application and amend-reviews, analyzes and evaluates she ef fects of ments, as well as operating and meteorological severe ac c i d+n t s, includiug core degradation and data, to evaluate nuclear reac tor radioactive melt acc idents, on reactor designs; evaluates wa de treatment and management systems, radio-means for sit ig sting the e f f ects of suc h active ef fluent control and monitsring systems; acc i de..t s develops analytical models, as s saptions and Chef Brian W. Sheron calculational methods fer evaluating the ef fec-tiveness of proposed ystems; carries out reviews, studies and arMyses related to these reviews wnd developement of radioactive waste standards; develops meteorological parameters for use in accident evaluations.

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Plans, directs and supervises t*e programs and activities of the Safety Program and Research and Standards Coordination Branches, and assists the Director Evaluation, and Ee'hbility and Gisk Assessment Branches and assists the Director in administering the Division's programs.

in administering the Division's programs.

Assestant Dwettor Frank Schroeder Ass *stant Owector Frank Howsome Generic issues Branch Safety Program Evaluation Branch Performs a review of proposed new regulatory requirements for licensing Provides full-time dedicated task management of active unresolved Safety Is6ues (U51s).

This work inclues preparation of detailed and operations,tacteding an evaluation of all net safety benefit and a 4

Task Action Plans for the resolution of each U5!; provisions of tech-realistic valve /ispact analysis; p*ovides a techni al oversight and quality assurance function for rerttor safety policy implementation, nical leadership and aninistrative management of contractor and in-m house resources to des alop technical findings and reports regarding the major licensif.g and other regulatory actions and their documentation; establishes maintains and appifes a system for assessing safety sig-changes to the Regulations. the Standard Review Plan, or Regulatory af ficance and assignment af 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 generic safety issues; provides engineering analyses and support foe af ter evaluation proposes new USIs to the Commission. Prepares Appen-recommendations by the Olvision to the Of fice Cirector; coordinates revisions to 5tandard Review Pian and Standard Format and Content dim C to the fit for license applications, addressing the status cf U5!

Guide; develops standardized requirements for docvwntation of staff's resolution for individual plants and prepares annual report of the Iicensing bases in Safety Ivaluation Reports; and monito*s the resolu-status of USIs for inclusion in the Annual Report to Conoress.

tion of generic issues and implementattun of the TMI ACtlan Plan.

Karl Kneel j Chief Chief Warren Minners Research and Standards Coordination Bmh l

Provides NRR coordination ar.d cooperation with the Of fice of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RLS) and the Of fice of Standards Development (50)

Reliability and alsa Assessment Branch in areas of mutual intecest to assure that RES and 50 short-range and long-tere programs are supporting reactor licensing needs; manages re-Performs systematic reliability and risk assessments of nuclear power views of all Research Information Letters and develops NRR responses; plants and their systems.mportarit to safety. with principal emphasis ax ures that all NRC research reports are reviewed by the NRR staf f and on rew or potential safety issues; fosters the development and coordi-that research program results are properly disseminated, evaluated and pates the use of system reliability models, common-mode f ailure analy-applied as appropriate throughout the NRR reactor licensing nrogram; sis and other probabilistic techniques in nuclear reactor regulation; reviews the substance of NRR technical assistance contracts for consis-identf fles high-risk accident sequences for conside'e #?on in new reg -

tency and to avoid duplication internally or with RES programs; assures latory requirsments or evaluation of en t s ting requirement s; applies participation of NRR staff in Wesearth Review Groups; sc rew. til

' probabilistic risk assessment to the analysis of new safety require-incoming NRR contractor reports and other technical documentatio.. to ments, priority setting for resource allocation or other use of mea

• highlight items needing prompt attention; coordinates with the Depart-s,ees of saf,ty significance; co-dinates training of NRR reviewers in ment of Energy and industry groups in areas of mutual interest; identi-reliability methods; cot,reinates NRR efforts in the area with ather fies NRR dsues for 50 task initiation; revie=v 50 issuances and coordi*

elements of the RES Probabilistic Assessment Staff and the Integrated nates hRR responses for Regul. tory Guides, rulemaking activities, and Reliability Evaluation Program.

proposed standards.

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U.O. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OaO ANIZATION CH ART DIVISICN OF HUMAN FACTORS SAFETY Directs and administers evaluations in the operational, administrative and people oriented disciplines for nuclear reactor applications and for reactor facilities lice ses for operation; develops and administers related programs, polic'es and procedures governing these aspects of the licensing and operati6e of nuclear reactors.

Director Hugh L Thompen, Jr.

Deputy Derector Wdham T. Russett Human Factors E nginerw Branch Lecensee Qualifcations Branch Mforms multi-disciplined rcviews and evaluations of the intaraction of Establishes requirements and qualifications standards for licensee wystems and equipment with humans in the design and operation nf nuclear management, itcensed operators and otner plant personnel; revie4 and reactors; reviews and evaluates the type, quality and quantity of evaluates the technical and managerial qualifications for constructing critical process anti 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

• tions and training of a'l utility and key plant personnel including play panels and computerized dig wstic systems; particMtes in the licenwd operators; coordinates with the Operator ticensing Brarch.

devel)pment cf guides and regulations pertaining to human f actor

• engineering.

Chef Vous.i 8Acore Chief Harold R. Soohrer Operator Licens.ng Branch Prorvdure and Systems Revsew Branch Prepares, artninisters and grades licensing emaninations for reactor Reviews and evaluates selected preoperational, startup, operational and ope rators and senior operators, certification examinations and annual emergency operating procedures with respect ts design, engineering and requalification examinations; develops testing techniques and s.andards operational aspects; evaluates results of significant tests to assure for evaluating candidates in coordination with the tir*nsee Qualifica-conformance with design art operational requirements; develops guf 3ance tions Branch, accredits training programs and facilities and audits on format and content of test procedures and reports.

operator training prcgrams on simulators.

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Director Robert B. Minogue Deputy Director Denwood F. Ross ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCE CONTROL STAFF (see page 42)

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A9 MINISTRATION AND RESOURCE CONTROL $TAFF Provides direction and coordination of major support programs involving budget, financial, and manpower resource control, personnel unagement, training, travel, administrative services, contracting and contract managemert, inter and intraagency relations, and management information systems development; participates with 'he Director, RES, in long-range planning of certain programs of the Of fice; provides neces sary manage ment, budgeting, and cont rac t ing support for i n t e r-national agreement insolving the of fice.

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l Program and Administrative Services Branch Resources Management Branch Provides for the Office personnet support through the planning, Provides f inancial and manpower resource planning and control, and preparation, and processing of personnel autons, staf fing plans, and management st;pport for all professional programs through coordination organization proposals; preparation and processing of personnel ser-of budget activities, ma89tenance of the of ficial financial plans and r

vices arrangements; review and recommendation on general administra-cost records, and preparation and processing of all f inancial trans-tive procedures except f or contracting and program financial manage-actions; contracting and int eragency agreement upport for all R[S ment; mail and records management for RE$; personnel security and projects and programs through the preparation and processing of gene ra l adr inistrative housekeepinq services; cacrdinatten of Of fice requisite actions; special analyses in finar-is) and manpower manage-review and evaluation of requests from other NRC usee offices for ment toward improvements in project control and resource allocation; research and standards work, and issuance of Research Inf ormation

<$ eve 50pment and milntenance of automated management information Letters (Rits); coordination and support, f Of fice relationships with systems; financial management of training and travel, providing funds other NRC of fices, the Commission, other federal agencies, the certificetion; and reconunendations on financial and contracting Congress and international activities; coordination of technical policies and procedures, program planning support, including coordination of NRC participation in ANSI and !AE A standards developmect ac t iv it ies and program plans, and scheduling system; and technicas editing of guides and other documents for publication.

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Direc tor Guy A Arlotto Deputy Director Lawrence C. %hao Mechanical / Structural Engineering Branch Chemical Engineerinq 8 ranch Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research programs Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research pronraes and develops standards for the design, qualification, construction inspection, testing, and operation of nuclear power plants, nuclear' and develops standards for the design, qualification, construction, inspection, testing, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear power reactors, and fuel cycle facilities with emphasis on the mechanical g

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Specifically, this branch has the responsibility for f acilities and materials. Specifically, this branch has the respon*

these mechanical and structural engineering aspects including qualia sibility for these cfamical engineering aspects including water fications of mechanical components and related personnel, ef f ects of chemi G % criticality, decontaminat ion, cheetcal, cleaning, decom-natural phenomena (e.g., sei mir 4,nalysis, tornado missiles), classi-missiv ing, hydrogen control, fission product courol, ventilation, cuev nents, load combinations and associated fication of mechanical a

fuel handling, onsite waste treatment and storage, onsite and inde-design limits, inservice testing for functional adequacy of mechenica-pendent fuel storage, and fuel cycle Lnit processes. This branch has components, vibration, soil structure as a support material, soil /

the lead responsibility for development and coordination of the structure interaction, spent fuel shipping casks, waste disposal agency's decommissioning program.

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 III and Section XI.

Chief William F. Anderson Electrical ingineering Branch Materials Engineering Branch Develops, recommends. plans, avaluates, and manages research programs and develops standards for the design, qualification, construction, Develops, recommends, plans, evaluates, and manages research programs inspection, testing, and operation of nuclear power plants, nuclear and develops stsndards for the. des ign, qualification, cons teuc tion, reactors, and fuel Cycle f aci.16 ties with emphasis on the electrical t nspection, tea t ing, and operation of nuc lear power plants, nuclear engineering aspects of these f acilities. Specifically, this branch reactors, and fuel cycle f acilities with emphasis on the materials has the responsibility for these electrical engineering aspects engiacering aspects of structures and components. Specifically, this including qualification of electrical components and related person-branch has the responsibility for these materials engineering aspects nel, classification of electrical systems and equipment, effects of including inservice inspect ion for structural integrit,, corrosion, natural phenomena on electrical equipme.it, electrical-related fire f racture mechanics, thermal s hoc k, ef fects of environment on mate-protection research, electrical power generating and distribution nondestru tive esamination program; and generally sup-equipment, ef fects of riant clectrical transients and anomalies on rials, oveeall c

ports other branches within and outside the Olvision of Engineering electrical equipment: and provides service to other branches on Inter

• Technology for their materials-related needs, f ace between mechanical / electrical components (e.g, valve / actuator).

This branch has the lead responsibility for the coordination and Chief Charles Z. Serpan, Jr.

int <rf acing activities associated with mechanical / elect ric al components and equipment.

Chief Wilham lWo'res

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U.". NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ORGANIZATION CH ARI DIV1510N OF F ACitif Y OPERAIJONS Plans, develops, and directs compreSensive re searc h and standards' p*ograms for nuclear saf ety in the de s i ga, qual ; f ic at ion, c ons t ruc-tion, inspection, testing. operation, and decommissioning of nuc lear power plants, nuc lea r reac tors, and fuel cycle f acilf t f es and for nuclear Nterials safety with emphasis on human factors, safeguards, ins t rumenta t ion and control, and ocropational radi a' ion p r o tec t ion a spec ts of these facilities and materials; estabil?bes or recommends po l icy, p l ann i ng, and procedures f or research and ttandards programs as required to carry out the f unctions of the D i v., ion; coordinat es these reseas ch and standards programs with other hiiC of fices to ens a e that the programs are respont ive to the ir need., provides technical assist &ie within NRC regar9 ng re solut inn of ge ner ic issues and development and application of research ?nd standards tn the solution of spec i f ic safety problems; provides funding gu idanc e to NkC c ontr ac tors. CCE lanoratorie!, and other government agencies within the Div ision bcdge* and corsistent with NRC policy, maintains lia6 son and provides tec hn ic a l input to other federal egenc i e s, AN51, pr~

fessional societies, internat f or.al agenc ies, and other organt2ations in assigned areas.

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control of our lear f ac i li ties.

These ac tiv it ies are di rec ted at Thee human f actors activities deal with safety--elated aspects of the assuring that the methods of control and the instrumentation used in man-mach i ne interf ace, plant procedures and tests, qual i f ic ations nuc lea r facilities are designed, applied, and utilfred so as to training and licensing of nersons in certain f unctions, and organiza-minimize the probability of abnormal operation or accident s and to tion and management of the plant carating staf f and the licensee emeliorate the consequences of an accident if one does happen.

This corporate staff as a whole.

The safeguards activities support NRC's includes consideration of unusual operating conditions, hostile objective of assuring protection of public health and safety and env i ronments, equipment and material f a i l.,re s, system interac t ions, national defense and respond to unauthorized possession, thef t, diver-and man / equipment int erac t 4ns.

The pursuit of these ac tivi ties sion, or use of special nuclear material: and sabotage of nuc lea r requires close coordinat ion witn the Instrumentation sad Control f acilitiet T he se activities require close coordination with the systems Branch and the Division of Human f actors safety in aRR.

Division of Human Factors Safety in NRR, the Of fice of Inspection and Enforcement, and the Division of Safeguards in NM55.

Chief JusA Norberg Chief Edward C. Wenzingee Occupational Protaction Branch Develops research and standards per: rams for the protection of workers froe,sosure to radioac t i ve material and ionizing radiation from NRC-licensed ac!ivities, This includes occupational dose limits, the a s-l ow-a s-rea s onab l y-ac h i e v ab l e (ALARA) c onc ep t, and cogni zance and liaison with other goverwnt agencies and domestic and international scientific groups haw i r.g responsibilities f or occupational radiation protec t ion.

It includes considerations associated with the record-keeping, ins t rumentation, dosimeters, respirators, and other equipment used to pro t ec t workers against radiation.

The pursuit of these activities requires clcse coordination with the application review and licensing organizations of NFSS and NRR and the Of

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ar.d directs comprehensive research and standards programs for predicting nuclear plant behavior under normal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions, including syshes analysis capability related to all plant systems: primary coolans systems and its !nter-actions with the balance of plant; containment systems; and fuel systems; and support f acilities needed to carry out test programs.

Estabitshes or recommends policy, planning and procedures for research and standards programs as required to carry out functions of the Division, and coordi na tes these programs with other NRC of fices.

Provics technical assistance within NRC regarding resolution of generic issues and developent and - pplication of researth and standards to the solution of spec f fic safety problems.

Provides funding guidance to NRC contrac t ors. 00E f aboratories and other government agencies within the Division budget and consie'ent with NRC policy.

Maintaint liaison and provides technical inp,t to other Federal agencies, AM51, professional societies, internatunal agencies and oth,Pr orqui2ations in assigned areas.

Director Ormon E. Bassett Deputy Director Charles N. Keiber Fuel Systerns Research Branch Reactur Systems Research Branch Piares, recommends, evalo'tes, and manages analytical and experimental Plans, recommends, evaldates, and manages analytical and experimental research programs on behavior of fuel systems <* nuclear plants under research programs on behavior of the primary coolant systems of normal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions including interac-nuclear plaats, including interaction wo.h the balance of plant under tions with the prieary system boundary. Programs include development normal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions. Programs include of verified codes and models of fuel behavior in the primary system deve l.pment of verified codes and models of coolant behavior under i

ander normal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions, including the acciFt conditions; development of an understanding of the special release cf the transport of fission products and hydrogen f rom de thermohydraulic phenomena encountered in abnormal or severe accident fuel into the containment; development of an understanding of fuel conditions, and of the implications f or reactor saf ety and improved i

behavior in abnarmal and severe accidents, and the coolability limits reactor safety system designs; and development of an understanding of of the fuel system; determination of how safety and control system the primary system safety implications of selected precursor eve,ts f *atures interactions affect the fuel system under risk dominant and risk dominant accident sequences. Responsible for a program of sequences, and pr,sible implications uf selected precursor events.

code and modei development and verification; conduct of appropriate Responsible for a program of s ede and model development and conduct of test programs to provide the necessary empirical data, inc lud t%

fuel tests, inc luding adminitiration of test f acilities dedicated to administration cf NRC dedicated f acilities associateo with these NRC; ves tfication and analysis of fuel system test data under severe programs; and vetd led analysis of selected precursor events and l

acci*nt condittons; coordination of research on the radiologMal developmeit of the plant analyzer and other aids to reactor plant source term and on HTGR safety within the Of fice of Research.

analysis.

Chief Melvin Silberberg Chief Louis M. $hoth en Containment Systems Reseech Branch j

Plans, recommends, evaluates ind manages analytical and experimental i

research programs on the behavior of containmer.t systems of nuclear t

plants, including interaction with the balance of plant under normal, abnormal, and severe accident conditions. Programs include develop

• ment of verified codes and models of the content and benavior of containment atmospheres and the transport of aerosol and fission products under accident conditions; development of an understanding of how abnormal and severe accidents may be managed so as to reduce the frequency of, or mitigate challenges to, containment integrity; and deselopment of the can'ainment system safety implications of selected precursor events and risk dominant accident se quent.es. Responsible for a program of code and mode' development and verification; detailed l

analysis of selected precursor events; management of Severe Accident Sequence Analysis programs; conduc t of appropriate experimental progr ams to provide empirical data necessary to support assigned analysis and regulatory support resporsibilities, incluoing adminis-tration of any associated NRC dedicated f acilities; and coordination of LMF8R safety research within the Of fice of Research.

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Plans, develops, and directs comprenensive research and standards p,ograms for independent risk assessments of all elements of NRC-regulated nuclear activity.

Develops and improves risk methodology and translates these ef forts into ef f ec-tive tools to aid in making licensing and other regulatory decisions; estab-lishes 9r recommends policy, planning, and procedures for the research and standards progra s as required to carry out the functions of the Olv 6 s ion ;

m coordinates these re search and St Mlards programs with other NRC offices to ensure that the programs are responsive to the i r needs; provides technical assistance. thin h4C regarding resolution of generic issues and the develoosent and appl icat ion of research and standards to the solution of specific safety pro % eas ; provides funding guidance to NRC contractors, DOE taboratories, and ot her government agenc ie; within the D's tsion budget and con *istent with NRC policy ; maintains liaison and provides technical i np. A to o ther federal age nc i es, professional soc ieties, international agenc i e s, and other orgaira-tions in assigned areas.

Di rec tor Robert M. Bernero Deputy Direct &c Malcolm L Emst Regulatory Analysis Branch Reactor Risk Branch Carries out systematic evaluation of relevant saf ety issues and related inf orma-tion.

Uses results of NRC arxt other research programs to iden,1fy regulation pewelops and uses systematic analysis techniques which assess reactor plants to Chang *s needed to correct oefic enCies %" safety signifiCant areas of eliminate determine system or overall *eliability, overall risk inCIMing the modeling of unneassary regulatory constraints. Manages comples rulemaki egs which span the severe accident sequences, and radioactive releases and consequences, Prepares technical or organizational responsibilities of several RES bran. *es or which involve novel or comples questions of retulatory policy. Plans, organizes and reports, standards, and regulations related to its areas of responsibility. The R* actor Reliability Section develops new techniques for systems analysis, manages research program directed toward imoroving the ef fectiveness of the NRC

'ystems cellabl14ty engineering, and accident sequence pred ction, and has lead regulatory process.

Evaluates alternatives to. regulatory process, recommends responsibility for applications of risk assessment to reactors such as the and implements changes as appropriate.

Develops, ootumerit s and implements Reac tor Saf e 'y $tudy Mathodology Applications Program and the bterie Relia-policies and procedures needed for an ef fective, coherent, consistent and under-bility E valuations Program.

Tne Reactor Risk Section develops probabilistic standable regulation development process. Advises RES staf f on the implementa-tec hniques for analyzing the response of reactors in serious accident sequences tion of these pol ic ies and procedures.

Deve lops and implements agency wide once core damage has begun.

This includes the processes of core melt, energy technology transfer program to train PRA reviewers and practitioners, apprise release, and containment rest sase, and analysis of fission product transport arrt NRC management and selected staff of PRA results impacting the regulatory proc es s, and expand the use of PRA technology to support the N2C safety goas.

release within the plant systems and in the environment. The Reactor Risk Sec*

tion develops techniques to use Comparative prouabilistic analyses as a means to Chief James C. Malaro identify and evaluate useful alternatives in reactor siting, emergency planning, and plant design.

De-elops probabilistic analysis methods, assists in collecting reliability data, and prepares reports, standards, and regulations which cover the use of specific Transportation and Materials Risk Branch probabilistic analysis methods, and reliability data in the regulatory process.

Work led,pt es research data to Gbtain Component failure rates, human error i

Develops and manages researach programs to assess system perfore3 ce and potential rates, and the frequency of occurrence of multipls f ailures of common Causes and accident consequences associated with all elements of the t hlear fuel Cycle rehearch to develop probablinstic analytical methods for determining component, (including transport ation but excluding waste management and r eac tors ),

and subsystem, and system reliabilit y.

Ynese methods should Cover challenges and production, transportation, use and disposal of industN al, comunercial and f ailures from toth esternci and internal causes and should includ'e, to the consumer products containing regulated quatitles of radioactive materia ls.

extent possible, means to identify and quantify uncertainties, this researct Develops and uses r isk assessment and reliability assurance methods and analyt-supports deve lopmeet of ournt itative criteria for acceptable reliability and ital techniques to assess risks and reliablitty associated witit all elements of the nuclear fuel cycle (including transporation and waste management but exclud-l acceptable risk and develops methods to assess compliance with such Criteria.

tr.g reactors) and production, transnrt ation, use and disposal of industrial.

commercial and consumer products containing regulated quantitles of radioactive Gary R.Burdork materials.

Prepares standards, guides and regulations for transportation activities -egulated by NRC anu for production and use of indus trial, com-mercial and consumer products (except for direct medical uses) containing regulated quantities of radioactive materials (including establishment of

% eses f or evempting radioactive materials f rom NRC regulations).

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Director f rank J. Arsenault Deouty Director Patricia A. Comella Earth Sciences Branch Health Ef fects Branch Osvelops and manages programs of standards af research ato natural and engineering p%enomena to provide scientific and techr t :al infor-Develops re earch and standards progNas to pravide regulations, nation related to site f actors af fecting public health and safety, and criteria, and guides, and manages contractual work relative to management of radioactive wastes. T%ese phenomena loc 1-te geological, proter. tion of the public and from the effects of ionizing radiation hydrological and me*carological pruesses and events wch as earth-resulting from Ilcensed nuclear activities.

This requires an quakes, floods, extreme storms and climatological changes; dispersal id ntification and analysis of the pathways by which people are of radioactive material by air, surfate water, and sediment, and expcsed to radioactivity released into the environment, and Jn ground water and the characterization of subsurface environments that assessment of the f ndi idual and population doses, dose commitments affect the duration of radioactive waste containment. Develops stan-and consequent health risks resulting from suca e xpo.ure, from dards and guides on the scientific and tecnnelogical foundations occupational exposures, and from misadministration of the medical uses necessary for licensee compliance with NRC regulations. Provides of radiation. Provides principal technical support and staf f liaison technical basis for developing, and assessing the uncertainties in, for NRC participation in the Committee for Radiation Policy Coordi-data and phenomenological models usea ra predict f acility and waste nation and the Interagency Radiation Research Committee, mandoement performans e and safety.

Chief teon L. Beratan Chief Wl111am A. Mills Wastr wtagement Branch Develops research and staNards programs to provide regulations, criteria, guides, and other national or industrial standards, and manages contractual work relative to the overa:1 performance of nuclear f acilities and the management of radioactive waste.

This

%.ives research to improve understanding of f actors and phenomena that s. pt f icantly af fect pubi t c health resulting from routine Itcensed operations, accidental releases of radioactive material and waste f acility system per*v sance.

these f actors and phenomena in-clude euternal events thai af fect f acility safety; institutional and physical f actors that affect the rense'Juenus of routine operations and accidents; the operating, engineering and system performance f actors that af fect waste isolation and containmen ', and development of regulations and guides for the managmnt of radioactive waste.

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v U.O. NUCLEAR REIULATORY C5MMISSION ORGAN 42AtlON CH ART OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Develops policies and progrees for en f orcemen t and inspection of Itcensees, applicants, and their contractors and suppliers to a scer-tain whether they are rNplying with NRC regulations. FWies, order" and license conditions; tdentiff conditions that may adversely af fec^

public health and safety, t he environment, or the sa feguarding of n cleae materials and facilittas; provice a basis foe re c o==end i n g u

issuance or dental of an authorization, permit or license; determine whether ova ', t e assurance programs meet hRC cetteria; and recmsed cr take appropriate action regarding inctoents or accidents. Develops policies and f eptements a program of enfortemeet action; directs tee" gency preparedness activities; provides guidance to Regional Offices on program matters and acc-ai ses pecgram cerf o rmanc e in terms of ef fectiveness and uniformity.

Director Richard C. DeYoung Deputy Director James M. Taylor Assistant for Special Prajects Walter P. Maass ENFORCEMENT STAFF I

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l Prograrn Support Branch Technmal Training Center Enforcement Staff Ot rects the administrative and res, ort.* mar.a gement Develaps and toplements the policy and proges 5 for Develoos poltetes and programs for enforcement of functions of the Of fice of Inspection and Enforce-the training of NRC inspectors and provides tech-NRC requirements; manages major enforcement aC*

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Provides technical and program analysis to nical training for NRC personnel and foreign ti ons; assesses ef fectiveness and untformity of the Office of the Director and IE 01 visions.

nationals as requested. Provides training to IE regional enfucement actions.

Assists the Director in evaluating IE programs.

Inspectors and other NP.C staf f personnel to in1*

as sessing regional performance,

.nd develops and tially teach and continually maintain the level supervises management support systems.

Develops of knowledge of BWR/PWR technology, reactor con-and administers IE policies and procedures for s t ruc tion, health ptysic s, and safeguards needed

.ersonnel and training matters, mair tenance of to perform their assign?d jobs. Pravides empert the IE Manual. Freedom of Information Act (FOI A) technical assi stance to IE and other NRC per-request;, paperwork raduc t i on, document distribu-sonrel in the area of BeiR/PWR operation, system tion, nati control, records management, control of design, instrumentation, and control.

principal action items, space and property manage-ment, and word proce ss t ag. Performs management and organizational studies; recommends. prepare s,

31 rector Charles W. Thayer Director Jane A. Sveirad and reviews management and admi ni stra ti ve opera-

=r tion procedures, policies and direct;ves; develops and implements procedures for analyz1rg and pre-senting program support expenditures. Administers

!! contract activities. % elops and esecutes the SWR!PWR Technology Branch bud jet for 4E.

Develops regional resource r,-

quirements and budget requc sts and oversees the expendi ture of regional reho arces.

Provides re-Directs the work within BWR/PWR Techn31ogy Train-source accountability and Automated Data Process-ing.

Responsible for the development and imple-i l

f nq ( ADP) support.

mentation of programs to initially tvech and cen-l tinually maintain NRC inspector and other NRC tech-Chief James L. Blei nical staf f with the sevel of t,sowledge of BWR/PWR Technology needed to perform their a s signed job functions. Provides emp rt technical assistance to NRC technical staff 10 the area of B'nR/PWR operatton, system design, testrumentation anc ren tec1.

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DIVISION OF QUA1.!TY AS$CRANCE, SAMGUARDS, AND INSNf!CN P43iRAMS Oewelops NRC policy and program reovirements for the application of evality as?2rance tec*niques to the cor truction and operation of nuclear power plants.

Develops insp *ction 0 ograms for reactors, including safeguards and emergency prepa rednes s and radiological tafety; develcps i nspec tice prngrams for f uel f acil1* tes aed mate-rials Iscensees, i nc l ud i r.g pacsaging and transportation of r uc lea r materf als.nd wa ste maeageren+. assesses effectiveness and unifcr ity of Regional Offices implemertation of the D t y t sion's progran rec hemea t s.

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l Quahty Assurance Branch Reactor Construction Programs Branch Operatsng Reactor Programs Branch Safeguards and Mets. ials Programs Branch Develops a comprehensive HEC program for' Develops ti e hRC inspect c' policies and Develops the hRC policies and programs Deve'es. monitors and a s se s se s regional Q 31 tty Assurance of I tcenee facilities programs for reactor prNects from the for inspection of operating reactors and performance of the radiological safety to be appited to design, f abrication, con-time of an application for a con st ruc-reactors 1-the pre opera t ional testing and safeguards inspection program for s t ruc tion, testing and operation.

This tion authorization or pe re t t to the time phase.

This includes safety, safeguards, fuel facilities, materia f t I Ic en se s, and encompas>es licensees, vendors, a rc h i tec t -

the operating license is issued.

environmertal, emertene.y preparedness and transportaticn activities.

Utilizes the engineers, c on s t r ac t o r s,

and ot rer includes inspection programs f0r asso-radiological safety aspe ts of these licenstne and regional staffs in the licensee agents.

ciated nuc l< a r steam sucoliers, f acilities and activities.

development of the inspection program a rchitec t-eng ineer s,

c on s truc tors and

'o improve the ef f ecti veet s s of the c c 9poner.t veeders.

Cevelors and main-regional inspection staff.

Develops tain-the Con s t ruc tit.n Appratsal Teair estimates of resour es that are needed c

(CAT) pregrams for reactors under cen-to perform the scograms and con t rol s str ction.

Conduc t s CAI team i n s pec -

program requirements to approx imately u

tions at s el ect et appilcant f ac ti tties.

the level of availaole resources.

Chief G. is an k rum Chi f Robert F. He t shman Ch's! ( Acting)

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Director Edward L. Jordan Deputy Directer Sheldon A. Schwart2 I

Engmeering and Genorm Cornenuncatiuns Events Analysis Branch incident Response Branch Ernergency Preparedness Branch Branch Conduc ts detalled safety eva' vtlons of Develops policy, regslaon, and prepares Develops NRC policy, progr am requirements.

Develops hRC policy for emergency prea potentially peneric engineering proDiess procedures regarding prompt identification plans, and procedures for cesponse to paredness.

Reviews and evaluates emer-or problems assc" sted with a speci fic of g*ne/ic problems. Provides centrallied incidents and ensures that the NRC gency plans associated uith construction disci line.

Devetoos NRC and comprehensi,s screening of licensee response is consistent with the NRC role, permits and operating l icense s for power techaical f

corresponcence on generic coacerns event s including prompt telephone noti-licensee responsibilities, and coordt*

reactors. Reviews and evalutes emergency I

involving engineering or problems as so-ficat',ns and written reports regarding nated with Federal and State response plans for research and test reactors.

' cisted with a specific technical dis-operating reactor events, construction acitvities.

Maintains and int 4 grates Coordinates with FEMA on emergency pre-cipline, prepares inspection proc edures deficienc es, and vendor reports of response plans, procedures, personnel, paredness ratters and reviews and i

where applicable, and provides for or substantial safety hazards.

Initiates organization, trala' % and exercises to e valua tes FEMA findings and determina-accomplishea closet..t on generic issues.

actions to resolve potentially generic achieve program oajec tives.

Provides tions relating to of f site preparedness As requested, t rovides espert engineering concerns including generation of NMS$

operational support ans ( entract manage-of $ tate and local government s.

Pe ?vides and technical support to the NRC Opera-specific generic correspondence.

Pro-ment for Headquarters response activities.

guidance to Regions on emergency pre-tions Center, other Headquarters organi-vides f eedbac k to other NRC of fices Prov ides response planning and procedural pardress and supports Regions in the con-2ations for program development, enforce-regarding event-related matters that may guidance to Regional Offices and assesses dat.t of inspection and e serci se ob se rv a-ment and for assessment of implementation impact on their programs.

Regional Of f ice response capabilities, tions.

Provides contract management for of the programs by the Regional Offices suoport of emeraer.cy preparedness and to other offices for specialized licensing and inspection activtties.

inspections and investigations.

Chtsf Robert L. Baer Chief Charles E. Rossi Chief Kenneth E. Perkins Chief Fra k G. Pagano J ANUARY 1,1984 PAGE$1

Uf.. NUCLEAR REEULATORY COMMISSION s4 ORGANIZATION CHART Executes established h'lC policies ar.d assigned programs relating to inspection, encarcement, licensing, state agree-ments, state liaison and emergency response within regional boundaries.

Administrator Thomas E. Mur ley l

Deruty Mainistrator James M. Allan Public Af f airs Staf f Regional Counsel Implements NRC policies and programs for Provides and coordinates legal services Public Af f airs in the Region.

for the Pegional Of fice.

Puolic Affairs kJ I'Auranan Attorney Jay M. Gutierrez Officers Brian. Norris State Agreements Of ficer

$' 'e liaison Of ficer

.mlements the hRC policies and programs'

,f or,,, State Agreements program in the Implements the NRC policies and programs for State Liaison pronr.ms en the Region.

,g Of ficer Faith N. Brenneman Enforcement Specialist Provides coordinatice and support of enforcement ac t it ns for the Regional O f f ice I

Specialist Daniel Holody Civ!SION OF PROJECT AND RE5!0ENT PRCGRAM5 Provides project management, conducts inspections ami l

evaluations of assigned NRC progr ams for power and non power reactors ano fue l facilities,

'wi t h i n O! !$!CN OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL PROGRAMS DIVISION OF RE500RCf MANAGlMENT AND ADMINISTRATION regional boundaries ; d ' v ec t s regional efforts fo" implements regional i n spec tion program and related performs regional administrative func t ions in reactor licensing activities and the Systematic enforcement program for reactor f acilitf es and personnel administration a'id

r aining, contract Asss,. ment of Licensee Performance (SALP) program, materials l icencees ; implements h terials and safe-admi nist ra t ion, budget and fisca management, ' 08, e

conducts reactor operator licensing program; gua rds I tcensing programs; direc o NRC programs for implements NRC rw iident inspections and relates spac e ad property management, telecommunication independent NDE, of fsite radiological n.on'toring, and enforcement ac tions for assigned f acilities.

emergecy response in the Region.

system, ar.d general administ rative services, inc'uding

}icen5, fee management and FOIA responsibilities Di rec tne Nichard w. s t aros tec k i O t rector Thomas 1. Mntin Technical Assistant Vacant Technica? Assistant Robert J. Fores Director Richard T. Ferri React r Licensing Engineer Donald R. Haverh amp Pro tect Branch ho. 1 Engineering Programs Branc'%

Administrative Services Branch Previacs pro jec t management, inc l ud i ng Perf or s inspections and eva lua t ion s in t he m

i Performs records and flies m.nagamer.t. wd inspections, N 1ementation of 5 ALP, resident specialized areas of ent neertog management inspection and enf orcement for assigned power and te* ting; direc ts and implen nts and data processing, license fee processing and non power reactors in operation ar.d und '

iM*P*ndent NDF program.

and space and property management.

construction; perf orms oper at or licensin9 chief Stewart D. Eb,eter Chief Isabel T. 5.!iustio function; directs inspection program for fuel f ac ilities Chief Edward G. Greenman Radiologic al Prote: tion Branch Financial Management Branch Performs radiological e r,pec tions and evalue-

tions, conda ts inc'ependent radiological Performs all fiscal activities for the Project Branch No. 2 measurements program, prepares Region to Region, including budget f ormuI4 tion Spd Provides project management, i nc lud ing handle emergencies, and performs inspections execution, accounting, procurement, contract inspections, implementation of sat P resident and evaluations of iicensee emet gency management, and travel, inspection and enforcement for assigned power p repara t inns.

rear t nes in opt. rat ian 4ad on<ier const ra t ion Chief Ronald R.

Bellamy Chief John J. Mc0 scar Chief Harry B. Rister Nucipar Ma*ertats and Safeguards Personnel and Traininq 5taf f Project Branch No. 3 p

Provides project management, i nc l ud i n9 inspections, implementation or SALP, resident specialised areas of security, safeguards and Provides and coordinate. Regional pers onnel materials; and implements materials and and training services.

inspection and enforcement, zor assigned safeguar$5 licensing progrant power reactors in operation and under g ' roc t ion Cn ef James H. Joyner Personnel Of ficer vacant Chief R ichard R.

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Executes established NRC polic ies and assigned programs relating to inspection, licensing, and enforcement within Regional houndaries.

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conduc ts

• a Agreement States Program.

Otta af invemigate F W Offm Derector Kenneth M. Clark Regional Cournet Bradley W. Jones Director Robert E. Troiano***

Dwector Francesi Long ;

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.Provides all fun.tions assoc iated with Provides engincering and radiological Pi and mWions sm o, financial, human, and property resources for Provides project ma*.agement of assigned NRC inspections and evaluations of reactors am y pia merW control and ent.

the Region. tr41uding budgeting, personnel programs for licensed power and non-power and fuel f acilities. Conduc t s the reactor abiht y, physical scurity. Prepares for Regional services pace and property manegement and reactors within Regional boundaries.

operator licensing program-response to hcensee smergencies.

general a a inistrative services.

s Director Richard C. Lewis l Director John A. 01shinstl Director J. Philip Stohr Director Richard J. Maley WV N d N80 N83 Financial Control Branch Protects Branch No.1 Engineering Programh Branch Safety Branch F wforms budgeting, accounting, pro- )

Provides project management for the Performs inspections and evaluations Performs insiections and evaluations of twensee

,,g g amergency premredness and materials Icenses.

divis ion's f unc tions for assignec in the specialf red areas of engineer-f ac ilities.

ing at licensed facilit'es.

Prepares Region to handle emergencies.

Chief 4Actmgl Gregory A. Todd Chief David M.

Verrelli Chief Alan R. Herdt Chief Douglas M. Colhns Support Services tranch Performs records and files management.

inf ormation and data processing, and

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Prosects Branch No. 2 Operational Programs Branch Safeguwds Cranch space and property management.

Chief Roger W. Goode Performs safeguards inspections and Provides project ernagement for the P rfue.ns radiological safety inspections and ev lue. tons for licensed f acilities.

division's f unct ions for assir

• J evaluations. Conducts the reactor opeistor P, rov, i, es,,s. project management for f uel Perio. net Statt id facilities 1.censmo program.

,, g Provides perennet inanagement services to Chief Hugh C. Dance Chief Albert F. Gibson Chief Kennetti P. Barr Personnel OHacer Paul V. Whate JANUARY t.1964 PAGE53

U.S. NUCLEAR RE' ULATE RY COMMISSION OR G ANIZ AilOH CH ART Enf orcement Coordination Executes es tab li s hed NRC policies and assigned programs relating to inspection, licensing, investigation, and Implements policies and programs of enforcement within Regional Ooundariel-enforcement.

Administrator James G. Keppler Deputy Administrator

4. Bert Davis Enf. Coord.

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Advises the Regional AdmtM strator on !egal P rovide State and Goverranental liaison.

of NRC programs at fact ities determined issues.

by the Ret'ional Admini s t rator to requi re special attention.

Public Af f airs

". J. Strasma i Of ficer.

R. J. Mar at,i t o Regional Counsel 5, H. Lewir Director W. B. Mencztr Director E.F. Warnick 1

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MATFRI A! 5 %Aff TV PROCR AM9 MANAGFMTNT AND AOMIN1%TRAT10N Performs inspections and es a t ua tions in Performs Regional administrative f unctions Provides pr ject manatement of assigned hR:

o emergency planning, radiological safety, I" P'f 80'">e l amini s t ra* lon ed training, programs for licensed power and non-power

?rovides engineering inspections and evalue-material control and accourtabflity, physt, contract administrat.e,

budget fiscal reactors witMn Regional boundaries.

Admin-tions of reac tors.

Conducts reactor oper4~

cal security, and environmental monitoring.

management, ADP, security administration, isters reactor licet sing activiths and the tor licensing program. Provides engineering Administers materiah licensing program and space pecperty management, telecommunica-Systematic Assessment of Licensee Pe r f orm-support to reactor licensing activities.

conduc t s independen measurements program.

tions, and general administrative services, ance (SALP) Program Prepares for Regiona response ts licensee inc luding license fee managemer:t and FOIA

,,,cg,nc {,5, responsibilities O rector D.J. Dougherty Director C.E. horelius Di rec tor R.L. Spessard Dire tor J. A. Hird Asst. Director M.

Pappas Projects Branch No. 1 Engineersng Branch No.1 mFgMey epaM ss e n stratin Radiological Safety Branch Services Branch Performs operator licensing e x am i na-Performs emergency preparedne ss, Performs records and files management, Pro v ides pro ject management for the tions and inspectiens and evaluations reac tor radiolog ical

safety, fuel information and data proces sing, i

specialized engineering

-eas facility safety, and environmental

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. unc t ions for as s igned space and property maner eaent, te:e-construct ion f acilities.

( e g., Quali ty Assurance; pre-op, inspections.

Conduc ts independent communica* ions, aid general of fice a

start up, and other te.ing-prote-measurements program and operates

services, dures and training).

Pegaonal laboratory f a:llities.

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Performs Dudgeting, account N, pro-Performs inspections and eva.aations

curement, t ra ve l, and lic.nse fee in speci alized engineering area s management, and contrac t administra-P rov ide s praert management for the Performs mate rial s and safeguards the g

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Chief W.D. Sbaf er Chief W. S. Litt Chief W. L. A,e' son Personnel and Trainino Branch Provide s and cocedinates ~ Regional personnel servica s.

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Ca0 ANIZAllON CH Ati REG 10ft IV Eaecutes established NRC pollCies and assi ned Programs G

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enforcement within regional boundaries, Adat

• sstrator John T. Collins Deputy Administrator Pau) 5.

Cher t Public 9ffairs Staff Er.forcement Staff Implements policles and programs of enforce-larlements tre NRC policies and programs for ment and training, and provides liaison Pubitc Af f airs in the Region.

between the Region and 01.

Public Af f airs Of ficer Clyoe Wisne-5 tate and Governmental Affairs Staff Regional Counsel

.mplements the Agreement 5tates Program Performs the legal funtt'ons necessary in the Regional Of fics and monitors the to carry out the assigned responsibil-program to evaluate compatibility with itles of the Regional Of fice.

the NRC regulatory crogram and its ade-quacy to protect ti, public health and safety.

Regional Counsel William L, Brown Chief Robert J. Doda l

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I DIVISION OF RESIDENT, RE ACTOR PROJECT URANIUM RECOV5 RY FIE LD OF FICE DivislON OF VENDOR AND TECHNICAL DIVISION OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMS ADMINIST R ATION AND ENGINEERING PROGR AMS Responsable for irnplementing estabhshed NRC Provaes protect management of ansigned NRC progams licensing an regulatory pohcy regardeng Urah Prmde technical Wens and waluamns of Prada for an adrmmstratwo functens anociated i

Recovery (t,H facileises withen Regeon IV and vendors designers, supphers. reactors, fuel fe:ihtees, with planmng, coordinat ng and admmistering for licesed power and non power reactors and fuel die sta.es of Cahtorma and Arizona, performs and users of hcensed materials, radiologscal ash =ty the financial personnet and property resources facihtees within Regicnal boundaries'

health, sehty, and environmental evaluatens; and Agreement State actmties, Iransee plans and m the 'te.jion, tru ' mins hanson with 3SA and OPM makes licensmg decssens; conducts the inspection esercises esperdmg site emergencies; prepares for regional offces; 'nd conducts continumg revium program; and provides techmcal assistance to Regaonal response to Icensee emergencies, coordmates of administratwo polcies and programt Agreernent States within thes geographical ares.

state leasson activetes.

Director James E. Gagbardo Director Robert Dale Smith Director Rchard L Bangart Director Wdliam H. Foster Reactor Protect Branch Nn.1 Licensmg Branch No.1 Vendors Prograre Branch Performs

health, safety, and erwiron.

mental neluations; makes hcenseng Perfort e propert measurement of vendors decessons; and conducts the snepection Provides protect marwjement for the dwi.

program at aH in situ uramum recovery throughout the U.S. and foreign countres sion's functens for assigned facihtees.

facdotees under URFO jurindeten and who supply goods and services to NRCIcensed designatori uranium mills pursuant to reactor prosects/facihties.

10 CF R Part 40.

John J. ' nehan Chief Uldes Potapovg Chief Erc M. Johnson Chief e

Reactor Protect Branch No. 2 Licensing F inch No. 2 Technmal Program Branch Performs

health, safety and environ-mental evaluatyns; makes Isensmg We radWd ufew w ofwds Prov,edes proiset management for the de, decmons, and conducts the inspecten inspectens and evaluatens at Icensed slon s functions for assegned facilities.

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Executes established NRC policies and assigned programs E nforcermnt Off wer relating to fi.spection, enforcement, If tensing, state agree-Implements the hRC policies and programs ments, state liaison, and emergency response within Regional implements the PdRC pohces and programs of for Public Af f airs in the Region.

bounda r i e s.

enforcement withen the Region.

Public Af f airs Of ficer James G. Manchett ohm h D. wp mom.mst,ator John a. Martin

-Darmty Admemstrator Bobby H Fau b enherry e

Regional Attorney Advises the Regional Admemstrator on Lept swes.

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'AFEGUARDS PROGRAMS Directs and administers assigned k'C pr 4 rams of engi-Develops anti directs progrees for Regional administra-Di rects and administers a* signed NRC programs of neering, construction and operational type activities tive aid personne ' functions; crovides and coordinates radiological safety, safeguards, ard emergency pre-for inspection of power and non power reac tors; ADP servit s; performs organizational and management paredness for in pection and Ilcensing of reactors, I f ;ensing of reac tor operators; and the Resident analyses; coordinates contract services, budget prepa-fuel ricilities, and users cf byproduct, source, and Inspection Progree.

ration, telecommunications services and F01A specid nuclear materials.

Implements hRC policies activities, ard programs for sta.e liaison and state agreements in the Region.

l Drecto' Thomas W. Bishop Dwec'..

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Reactor Projects Branc% No. 1 Admenestranve Services Branch Radiological Safety Branch Performs division's functions for assigned Provides Regional assinistrative and person-Performs division's functions as they pertain f &cilities.

nel services; provides support for other to radiolef cal safety and state agreements i

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Chief IVacanti Chief laa M. Alexander Cheef Frank A.Wensladi Reactor Proiects Sranch ho. 2 Program Surport Branch Safrg.sards and Emer my Preparedness Branch Performs di vis ion's functions for assigned Performs budg 'me, contract adminestration, word Performs division's ' unctions es they pertain facilities.

processeng end data processing services.

to safeguarding of nuclear materials arvi nummu f acilities.

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