ML20095D222
| ML20095D222 | |
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| Site: | Limerick  |
| Issue date: | 08/21/1984 |
| From: | Daltroff S PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC |
| To: | Eisenhut D Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| OL, NUDOCS 8408230258 | |
| Download: ML20095D222 (45) | |
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY 23ol M ARKET STREET P.O. BOX 8699 PHILADELPHIA. PA.19101 f'f[f[*h August 21, 1984 Docket No. 50-352 Mr. Darrell G. Eisenhut, Director Division of Licensing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555
Dear Mr. Eisenhut:
This letter is in response to your letter of May 31, 1984 to Mr. Edward G. Bauer, Jr. requesting operating shift staffing information for the Limerick Generating Station. The need for a delayed submittal was discussed with Mr. L. P. Crocker of your staf f on July 30, 1984, during a conversation with W. T.
Ullrich, PECo. Mr. Crocker indicated that submission of this information 30 days prior to fuel load was acceptable.
Based on the criteria in the proposal by the Industry Working Group and the additional NRC conditions, as delineated in your May 31 letter and its attachments, shift advisors will be needed to augment some of the operating shifts. The information presented in our lettere of December 19, 1983 and April 4, 1984 is correct; however, certain individuals are presently participating in further training. This information is updated in the attachments to Enclosure 1. Enclosure 1 provides two five-shift rotation, staffing schemes. The first utilizes only those individuals who are presently licensed. The second preferred scheme uses additional personnel who are expected to obtain NRC SRO licenses prior to September 15, 1984, the present target fuel loading date. In either case, certain shifts will require the use of shift advisors. Shift advisors will be Philadelphia Electric Company employees with extensive on-shift experience at our Peach Bottom facility in an SRO capacity.
Enclosure 2 provides the information associated with the shift advisor personnel qualifications, training programs, responsibilities, and relationships to shift SRO licensed personnel.
8408230258 840821 PDR ADOCK 05000352 V PDR 00(
Mr. DErroll G. Eissnhut
. August 21, 1984 Page 2 If you have any further questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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cc: Dr. T. E. Murley, Administrator See Attached Service List x
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cc: Judge Lawrence Brenner Judge Peter A. Morris Judge Richard F. Cole Troy B. Conner, Jr., Esq.
Ann P. Hodgdon, Esq.
Mr. Frank R, Romano Mr. Robert L. Anthony Maureen Mulligan Charles W. Elliott, Esq.
Zori G. Ferkin, Esq.
Mr. Thomas Gerusky Director, Penna. Emergency Management Agency Angus Love, Esq.
David Wersan, Esq.
Robert J. Sugarman, Esq.
Martha W. Bush, Esq.
Spence W. Perry, Esq.
Jay M. Gutierrez, Esq.
Atomic Safety & Licensing Appeal Board Atomic Safety & Licensing Board Panel Docket & Service Section (3 copies)
James Wiggins Timothy R. S. Campbell L ._
Enc. 1, Page 1
' Mr.: D.' G. 'Eisanhut . .
Response on Limerick Shift Staffing.
Enclosure 1 Limerick Generation Station Shift Staffing f
The proposed staf fing of Shift Supervisory positions and SRO
.po'sitions shown below is based on personnel who presently hold NRC SRO licenses. ,
Shift Supv (1) SRO (1) Shift-Advisor Shift 1 SST M SSV T I
. NOTES:
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! (1) Shift Supervisor.and SRO are Utility Group.
Designations which correspond to PECo position '
designations of Shift Superintendent and Shift Supervisor, respectively.
(2) Due to past. training received in prepa. ration for the NRC examination, these-individuals will not participate.in the shift adivsor training' program.
l Their resumes are provided in Enclosure;2.
Attachment A to Enclosure 1 provides the experience profile on each of the individuals above. Also provided in Attachment A is a cross-reference from the identification code used in this document to the PECo letter of April 4, 1984.
Mr..D. G. EisDnhut '
Enclosure 1, Page 2
. During the week of August 13, 1984 NRC Senior Operator License examinations were administered to six individuals. It is anticipated that the results of this examination will be available prior to September 15, 1984. If key individuals in this group are successful in obtaining their NRC SRO license, the proposed staffing will be as follows:
Shift Shift Supv (1) SRO (1) Shift Advisor 1 SST M SSV T 2 SST C SSV CC 3 SST G SSV S SA S or SS t 4 SST TT SSV P 5 SST B SSV R or RR Attachment B to Enclosure 1 provides the experience profile on each of the individuals above. A cross-reference which provides personnel identification code to the PECo letter of April 4, 1984 is also included.
The information contained in Attachments A and B has been revised to reflect the status of the operating shift experience as of August 1, 1984.
All individuals expected to be assigned to Shift Supervisor or SRO positions will have the 6 weeks hot participation experience as outlined in your letter of May 31, 1984. All shift supervisors and most SROs will also have the required start-up and shutdown participation experience.
On any shift where the Shift Supervisor does not meet the 6-month shift SRO or RO experience (at an operating similar BWR facility) requirement at the Shift Supervisor (SST) position, a shift advisor will be provided.
' Enclosure 1 Mr. D. G. Eisenhut og,g 8-1-84 Page 1 OPERATING SHIFT EXPERIENCE PLANT NAME LGS UTILITY PECo JOB TITLE: SHIFT SUPERINTENDENT '
O.L. DATE NUCLEAR POSTER PLANT EXPERIENCE FOR OPERATING SHIFT POSITIONS (NOTE 1) ENTER DATA:
- MONTHS / MONTHS X WEIGHTING FA WEIGHTING MAXIMUM
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j TYPE OF EXPERIENCE FACTOR CREDIT ' SST M SST C SST G SST P SST S j 1. SAME TYPE COfNSERCIAL SRO 1.00 HO LIMIT e
- 2. OTHER COMMERCIAL SRO .75 NO LIMIT
- 1. SAME TYPE COINSERCIAL RO 1.00 NO LIMIT
, 4. OTHER COMMERCIAL RO 0.75 NO LINIT
- 5. NAVY (MILITARY) NUCLEAR 36 MONTHS l
(RO, EWS, EOOW, PPNS) 4.50 (OTHER) 0.25 6 SIMULATOR 12 MONTHS (SEPERENCE PLANT) 3 2 3 3 3 5.00 (12 MONTHS)
(SIMILAR) 3.00 (9 MONTHS) 12 10 12 12 12 j
- 7. NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE Ott SHIFT (ONN PLANT) 24 MONTHS 9 j (LESS TT.AN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO F.L.) 0.75 5 9 9 9
- (12 MONTHS) i (NORE THAN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO F.L.) 0.50 (12 MONTHS) 7 4 7 *1 ~7
- 8. LICENSED CLASSROOM TRAINING AND EXAM 0.50 9 MONTHS i , (OWN PLANT) j 27 2 7 j 9. PARTICIPATION AT OPERATING PLANT 0.75 12 MONTHS g 2 12
- 10. OTHER NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE 0.25 12 MONTHS
)11. CONDUCTING LICENS3 TRAINING
't 0.25 9 MONTHS 112. DEGREE (ENGINEERING, APPLIED SCIENCE OR EQUIVALENT) 12 MONTHS j (BACHELORS DEGREE) (12 MONTHS)
(ASSOCIATES DEGREE) (6 MONTHS)
TOTAL NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE: .
130 125 31 43 33 i FOSSIL PLANT EXPERIENCE ON SHIFT (YEARS) 2 1/2 -
19 2 8 i
HOT PARTICIPATION EXPERIENCE TIME > 20% PWR/B'fR (WKS)
STARTUP & SHUTDOWN (YES/NO) YES YES MOhTHS ON SHIFT 113 97 NOTE 1:
' SEE " INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF NUCLEAR PONER PLANT EXPERIENCE FACTORS FOR OPERATING SHIFT POSITIONS (OL APPLICANTS)" CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
Is NOTE 2: INCLUDE ALL SHIFT SUPERVISORS (SS), SHIFT SROS, REACTOR OPERATORS (RO) a. Shift advisors must be used to satisfy the " hot particC
~ AND SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISORS (STA). experience" requirements of the utility plan.
O b. Shif t advisors will probably be required, at least for C
Enclosure 1 D. G. Eisenhut DATE 8-l~84 Page 2 OPERATIIIG SilIPT EXPERIENCE PLANT NAME bob UTILITY PECO JOB TITLE: SHIFT SUPERVISOR O.L. DATE NUCLEAR POHER PLANT EXPERIENCE FOR OPERATING SilIPT POSITIONS (NOTE 1) ENTER DATA:
MONTIIS/ MONTHS X WEICIITING PACTOR TYPE OP EXPERIENCE O SSV'T SSV CC S'SV A SSV CCC'SSV MM"
- l. SAME TYPE COMMERCIAL SRO 1.00 NO LIMIT
- 1. CAME TYPE COMMERCIAL RO 1.00 N3 LIMIT
- 4. OTifER COMMERCIAL RO 0.75 NO LIIIIT
0.25 15 74 6 CIMULATOR 12 MONTilS (REFERENCE PLANT) 5.00 3 3 3 3 3 (12 MONTIIS)
(SIMILAR) 3.00 (9 MONTIIS) 12 12 12 12 12
- 7. NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE ON SIIIPT (OWN PLANT) 24 MONTitS 9 9
- (LESS TT.AN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO P.L.) 0.75 (12 MONTilS)
(MORE TIIAN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO P.L.) 0.50 (12 MONTilS) 7 7
- 8. LaCENSED CLASSROOH TRAINING AND EXAM 0.50 9 MONTliS
, (OWN PLANT) 5 24
- 9. PARTICIPATION AT OPERATING PLANT 0.75 12 MONTitS 2 12
- 13. OTilER NUCLEAR PLANT EXi'ERIENCE 0.25 12 MONTilS
- 11. CONDUCTING LICENSE TRAINING 0.25 9 MONTliS
- 12. DEGREE (ENGINEERING, APPLIED SCIENCE OR EQUIVALENT) 12 MONTIIS (TACIIELORS DEGREE) (12 MONTilS)
(ASSOCIATES DEGREE) (6 MONT!!S) 12 12 12 TOTAL NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE: .
31 31 42 31 70 FOSSIL PLANT EXPERIENCE ON SHIFT (YEARS) 11 11 - - -
IIOT PARTICIPATION EXPERIENCE TIME > 20% PWR/B'fR (WKS)
STARTUP & SIIUTDOWN (YES/NO)
MONTHS ON SsIIPT NOTE la SEE " INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OP NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EXPERIENCE PACTORS POP.
OPERATING SilIPT POSITIONS (OL APPLICANTS)" CHECK ONE OF TIIE POLLOWING:
, , NOTE 2: INCLUDE ALL SilIPT SUPERVISORS (SS) , SilIPT SRO'S, REACTOR OPERATORS (RO) O a. Shift advisors must be used to satisfy the " hot partici AND SIIIPT TECIINICAL ADVISORS (STA). experience" requirements of the utility plan.
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JMr . c D.13. Eisenhut Enclosure 1, Page 3 Attachment A Cross Reference Index Enclosure April 4 Designation Designation M. Shift Superintendent 4 C Shift Superintendent 5 G Shift Superintendent 6 MM* Engineer 11 CCC* Engineer 5 A* Engineer 2 T* Control Operator 4 CC* Control Operator 5 S* Shift Supervisor 5 P* Shift Supervisor 2 TT Shift Superintendent 3 B Shift Superintendent 1 R Shift Supervisor 4 RR Control Operator 1
- Participating in 6 weeks in SRO/RO duties at an operating plant.
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Enclosure 1 D. G. Eisenhut Attachment B 8-1-84 Page 2 DATE OPEIATING SHIFT EXPERIENCE PLANT NAME M3 UTII.ITY PECO JOB TITLE: SHIFT SUPERVISOR 0.L. DATE (NOTE 2)
NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EXPERIENCE FOR OPERATING SHIFT POSITIONS (NOTE 1) ENTER DATA: MONTHS / MONTHS X WEIGHTING FACTOR WEIGHTING MAXIMUM * *^
SSV T SSV CC SSV S SSV P SSV ~R~ ' -SSV ' ' ' ' RR
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TYPE OF EXPERIENCE FACTOR CREDIT
- 1. KAME TYPE CODDIERCIAL SRO 1.00 NO LIMIT
- 3. OTHER COMMERCIAL SRO .75 NO LIMIT
- 1. SAME TYPE col #EERCIAL RO 1.00 NO LIMIT
- 4. OTHER COMMERCIAL RO 0.75 NO LIMIT
- 5. NAVY (MILITARY) NUCLEAR 36 MONTHS (RO, EWS, EOOW, PPWS) 4.50 (OTHER) 0.25 4 SIMULATOR 12 MONTHS 3 3 3 3 3 3 (REFERENCE PLANT) S.00 (12 MONTHS)
(SIMILAR) 3.00 (9 MONTHS) 12 12 12 12 12 12
- 7. NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE ON SHIFT (OWN PLANT) 24 MONTHS 9 9 9 9 7 7 (LESS TT.AN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO F.L.) 0.75 (12 MONTHS)
(MORE THAN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO F.L.) 0.50 (12 MONTilS) 7 7 7 7 5 5
- 8. LIC D CLASSROOM TRAINING AND EXAM 0.50 9 MONTHS l
- 9. PARTICIPATION AT OPERATING PLANT 0.75 12 MONTHS 78
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- 10. OTHER NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE 0.25 12 MONTHS
- 11. CONDUCTING LICENSE TRAINING 0.25 9 MONTHS
- 12. DEGREE (ENGINEERING, APPLIED SCIENCE OR EQUIVALENT) 12 MONTHS (EACHELORS DEGREE) (12 MONTHS)
(ASSOCIATES DEGREE) (6 MONTHS)
TOTAL NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE: .
31 31 33 43 31 29 FOSSIL
- PLANT EXPERIENCE ON SHIFT (YEARS) 11 11 8 2 18 14 HOT PARTICIPATION EXPERIENCE TIME > 20% PWR/B'fR (WKS) f.TARTUP & SHUTDOWN (YES/NO)
MONTHS ON SHIFT NOTE 1 SEE " INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EXPERIENCE FACTORS FOR OPERATING SHIFT POSITIONS (OL APPLICANTS)* CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
, NOTE 2:
INCLUDE ALL SHIFT SUPERVISORS (SS) , SHIFT SRO'S, REACTOR OPERATORS-(RO) a.
Shift advisors must be used to satisfy the " hot partici)
~ AND SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISORS (STA). experience" requirements of the utility plan.
O b. Shif t advisors will probably be required, at least for si
Enclosure 1 Attachment B -
Mr. D. G. Eissnhut Page 1.
DATE 8-1-84 PLANT NAME LGS OPERATIFIC S!!IPT EXPE2IENCE UTILITY PECo JOB TITLE, SHIFT SUPERINTENDENT 0.I.. DATE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EXPERIENCE FOR OPERATING SHIFT POSITIONS (NOTE 1) ENTER DATA: MONT!IS/MONTIIS X WEIGitTING FA WEIGtITING MAXIMUM
- Held,SRO. license at - PS TYPE OF EXPERIENCE __ _ __
PACTOR CREDIT SST M SST C SST G SST TT SST B
- 1. SAME TYPE COMMERCIAL SRO 1.00 NO lit 1IT , *
- 2. OTIIET) COMMERCIAL SRO .75 NO LIllIT
- 1. KAME TYPE COMMERCIAL RO 1.00 NO LIMIT B 2
- 4. 0711E3 COMMERCIAL RO 0.75 NO LIrlIT 8
- 6. SIMULATOR 12 MONTHS 3 2 3 3 3 (REFERENCE PLANT) 5.00 (12 MONTilS)
(SIMILAR) 3.00 (9 MONTilS) 12 10 12 12 12
- 7. NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE Ott SHIFT (OlfN PLANT) 24 MONTIIS 9 5 9
' { LESS Ti.AN 1 1/1 YEARS PRIOR TO F.L.) 0.75 7 7 (12 MONTilS)
(MORE TilAN 1 1/2 YEARS PRIOR TO F.L.) 0.50 (12 MONTilS) 7 4 7 5 5
- 8. LIpENSED CLASSROOM TRAINING AND EXAM 0.50 9 HONTifS (OWN PLANT)
- 9. PARTICIPATION AT OPERATING PLANT 0.75 12 MONTHS 12 0 OTIIE3 NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE 0.25 12 MONTIIS
- 1. CONDUCTING LICENSE TRAINING 0.25 9 MONTHS
- 2. DECREE (ENGINEERING, APPLIED SCIENCE OR EQUIVALENT) 12 MONTilS (DACIIELORS DEGREE)
(12 MONT!!S)
(ASSOCIATES DEGREE) (6 MONTHS)
TOTAL NUCLEAR PLANT EXPERIENCE: .
FOSSIL PLANT EXERIENCE ON SHIFT (YEARS) 2 1/2 -
19 1/2 4 ff07 PARTICIPATION 2XPERIENCE TIME > 20% PWR/BMR (WKS) 6+ 6+ b+ b+
STARTUP & SilUTDOWN (YES/NO) YES YES YES YES MONTIIS ON SIIIPT 113 97 103 106 NOTE la SEE " INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EXPERIENCE FACTORS FOR OPERATING SHIFT POSITIONS (OL APPLICANTS)" CifECK ONE OF TIIE FOLLOWING:
, NOTE 2: a.
INCLUDE ALL SilIPT SUPERVISORS (SS), SIIIFT SROS, REACTOR OPERATORS (RO) Shift advisors must be used to satisfy the " hot particip AND SilIFT TECHNICAL ADVISORS (STA). experience" requirements of the utility plan.
O b.
Shif t advisors will probably be required, at least for soi
Mr. D. G. Eicanhut . ', Enc. 2,'Page 1 Response on Limerick Shift Staffing Enclosure 2 Information Requ' ired Regarding Shift Advisors i
1.. Question: A resume of each shift advisor which.
highlights his previous operating experience.
Response: Resumes of Shift Advisors SA S, SA SS, SA'TT, and SA B are provided in Attachment A to this enclosure.
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- 2. ' Question: A copy of the procedure which describes
.the duties and authority of the shift advisors and the working relationships between the advisors and the operating shift personnel.
Response: Attachment B to this enclosure is a memorandum which describes the responsibilities and authority of the shift advisor.
- 3. ' Question: A copy of the training program presented to the shift advisors to assure they have adequate knowledge of plant specific matters to properly perform their duties.
i _ Response: A six week- training program for shift advisors t will include both classroom and simulator instruction. Three weeks of classroom instruction will address plant systems, including system design, controls, interlocks, automatic functions, and instrumentation. The procedures and Technical Specifications for
- each system will also be discussed. At least t two weeks will be spent on simulator training at the Limerick Training Center. This training will include classroom and simulator instruction, plant tours, and appropriate
! operating procedures and Technical
. Specification. Several days will be devoted to course review and the examination process.
_ Attachment C to this enclosure provides a course outline and schedule.
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Mr. D. G. Eicanhut . Enc. 2, Page 2 4.& 5. Question: A copy of the written examination administered to the shift advisors and the results of the examination, if available.
A description of, and copies of notes regarding, the oral examination administered to the shift advisors.
-Response: Written and oral examinations administered to the shift advisor are not available at this time. This material and test results will be provided for review as soon as it becomes available.
- 6. Question: A description of the training program presented to the operating shift crews to assure that they understand the role of the shift advisors.
Response: The memorandum describing the responsibilities and authority of the shift advisor will be discussed with operating shift personnel.
- 7. Question: A statement regarding the medical qualification requirements for the shift advisors.
Response The PECo Medical Department will examine the shift advisors or review existing medical records in light of the duties and responsibilities assigned to the Shift Advisor in order to assure that the individuals are qualified.
- 8. Question A description of the procedures that will be used to evaluate the performance of the shift advisors during plant startup Response The performance of shift advisors will be evaluated by the Operations Engineer.
Attachment D to this enclosure is a copy of the evaluation form which will be utilized.
Mr..D.-G. Eisanhut " Enclosure 2, Attachment A Page 1 of 23 SHIFT SUPERINTENDENT (SA B) ,
NAME:' William N. Barnshaw, Jr..
-EDUCATION-AND TRAINING 1956 Graduated from Mastbaum Vocational Technical High School in Philadelphia, Pa. - majored in machine design ,
1957-1959 United States Army-Completed Combat Engineer Training and Airborne Heavy Weapons Infantry Training. Discharged with the rank of Corporal 1960 Mechanical Training Course -Philadelphia Electric Co.
1962-1963- Nuclear Theory an'd Plant Systems Course, Phase -
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- Philadelphia Electric Co.
1964 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Unit 1 (HTGR) "On Site Training Program" - Philadelphia Electric Co.
1966 Health Physics Training Program - Philadelphia Electric Co.
1967-1968 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Unit 1 (HTGR) formal preparation for A.E.C. licensing self study program and pre-licensing simulator training April 1970 Completed the General Electric Company Six Week BWR Simulator Operator Experience Program and BWR r Technology Tape Program at General Electric BWR.
simulator. - Morris, Illinois
, -Nov. 1971 Basic algebra course - Harford Junior College, Harford County, Maryland 1971-1972 In preparation for taking the AEC Senior Operator License (BWR) , the following training programs were completed:
- 1) NUS Corporation Nuclear Power Preparatory Training Course l
2). On-Site Review Classes L 3) 'Off-Site Observation Training at Oyster l- Creek Nuclear Station
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- 4) BWR Simulator Refresher Program at General Electric Training Center -
Morris, Illinois
- 5) General Physics Corporation Written Audit Examination
- 6) General Electric Company Written and Oral Audit Examinations 12/73-12/79 Participated in the Operator Requalification Program that was. initiated on site, at Peach Bottom, in December, 1973 as follows:
- 1) Monthly Reading Assignments
- 2) Monthly Lecture Sessions
- 3) Minimum of ten reactivity changes logged each year
- 4) Annual Written Requalification Examination
- 5) Annual Oral Requalification Examination Dec. 1975 Fire fighting - two day training course at West Conshohocken - Philadelphia Electric Co. Fire School Oct. 1976 Management Training - Three day course presented for Philadelphia Electric Company by American Management Association-Nov. 1976 Red Cross multimedia first aid course and, annual refresher qualification training - Philadelphia Electric Co.
Feb. 1978 Basic Nuclear Concepts, two week course presented for Philadelphia Electric Co. by NUS Corporation Feb. 1979 Management Training - two day refresher course presented for Philadelphia Electric Co. by Management Development Programs Nov. 1979 Solid radwaste burial training - Department of Transportation (DOT) and NRC requirements -
presented for Philadelphia Electric Co. by General Physics Corporation June 1980 Assisted in functional testing and evaluation of the Limerick Simulator for three weeks at Singer Link Corp., Silver Spring, Md.
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Mr. D. G. Eissnhut "nclosure 2, Attachment A Page 3 of 23 Sept. 1980 Two weeks on campus at Penn State University operating and training at their test reactor facility Dec. 1980 Essentials of algebra course - Montgomery County Community College, Montgomery County, Pa.
May 1980 General Physics Corp. Limerick Simulator 12 week Senior License Certification Program Sept. 1981 Effective writing course (four day), conducted by Thomas McGrath Associates Dec. 1981 Trigonometry and Communication courses - Drexel University, Limerick extension Dec. 1980. Two weeks with INPO in Atlanta, Ga. working on supervisory task analysis program Jan. 1982 Time Management Program (one day) with Cashman Consulting Corp.
March 1982 Management Performance Training Two Day Course presented for. Philadelphia Electric Co. by Human Resource Technology, Inc.
April 1982 Participated in two day review of plant start up program at Susquehanna Nuclear Power Station, Berwick, Pa.
April 1982 Limerich Simulator one week requalification program, General Physics Corp.
April 1982 Kepner Tregoe Seminar on Problem Solving and Decision Making (three day)
Oct. 1982 Fire fighting - two day training course at West Conshohocken - Philadelphia Electric Co. Fire School Jan. 1983 One day trip to Susquehanna Nuclear Power Station, Berwick, Pa. to observe RHR Steam Condensing operation at 42% power March 1983 Limerick Simulator one week requalification program, General Physics Corp.
July 1983 Attended six weeks of Limerick System design lectures presented by General Physics Corp.
Oct. 1983 " Transient Response Implementation Plan" for Limerick - four day training class presented by General Physics Corp.
Mr.-D. G. Eissnhut
- Enclosure 2, Attachment-A Page 4 of 23 Nov. 1983 - " Heat Transfer and Thermodynamics", one week training class presented by General Physics Corp.
Dec. 1983~ . Management workshop by Kepner Tregoe on " Conducting Effective Meetings" (one day)
Dec.-1983
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Training class on " Mitigation of Core Damage" (one week) presented by General Physics Corp.
Annually Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training and fire fighting hands-on training presented by Philadelphia Electric Co.
WORK-EXPERIENCE 12/79~to Shift Superintendent, present. 4 Limerick Generating Station Duties: Directed operating personnel in the performance of . developing: system operating
. procedures; equipment description tagging; alarm response procedures; component blocking procedures; and system routine inspection procedures.
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Served as.a member of the Plant Operations Review i Committee, whose responsibilities included J , recommending changes to, or final acceptance of the following: plant normal, transient, and emergency
. operating procedures; station administrative procedures; fuel handling procedures; preventative maintenance procedures; surveillance test and
. routine inspection procedures.
Participated as the shift operations coordinator whose responsibilities included: review of proposed corrective actions to be taken on plant
- systems which had been transferred from the construction phase to the operating phase, and authorize such changes, and authorize the scheduling of personnel to support the operation and testing of plant systems during the startup
.. c phase of plant development.
Directed station operating-personnel during the reactor vessel hydro, system turnover, pre ;
operational tests, flushes, electrical energization of sub stations and plant auxiliary buses and the
, everyday operation of the plant.
. Participated with Stone Webster Corp. in the +
development and impl'ementation of the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station 1982 Emergency Plan Exercise.
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.Mr.,D.JG.'Eisenhut ' Enclosure 2, Attachment A Page 5 of 23 8/75 - 12/79 Shift Supervisor Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & L3 (BWR)
Duties: Second senior licensed operator on shift.
Responsible.for supervising operating personnel in all aspects of . plant operation 'and administration.
. Actively participated in and supervised all phases
,of_BWR operations including: reactor start-ups; shutdowns; planned tests; plant transients; refueling operations; liquid radioactive waste .
releases; and issuance of radiation work permits and safety blocking permits. Occasionally worked as.radwaste supervisor, supervising off site shipping of solid radwaste.
2/71 - 8/75 Control Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station,-Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Participated in writing operating procedures and working as the control room operator when equipment and systems were placed into service during initial start-up activities and pre-operational testing. Directed plant operations, operated major equipment, performed electrical
. switching, wrote blocking permits and directed their application and, on a regularly scheduled basis, worked as an assistant' control operator at the reactor console manipulating the controls duting plant startups, shutdowns or steady state operations.
9/70 -.2/71 Plant Mechanic - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Unit 1 (HTGR) ..
Duties: Performed or directed shift operations UF outside the control room. These included equipment blocking, system surveillance and operations.
! 11/68 - 9/70 Mechanical Operator (Reactor Operator) - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Manipulated reactor controls during reactor startups, shutdowns, and plant transients.
j . Operated major plant equipment, including reactor l fuel handling equipment.
7/68,- 11/68 Health Physics Technician - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties:' Qualified for this position in August 1966 l'
and' relieved the regular Health Physics Technicians
- during heavy work loads. Performed routine radiation surveys, prepared and issued Radiation u
Mr. D. G. Eicenhut 'Enclo=uro 2, Attachment A Page 6 of 23 Work Permits, monitored personnel working on contaminated equipment and in radiation areas, calibrated radiation survey instruments, and analyzed radioactive liquid waste samples in connection with processing of liquid waste for discharge.
-10/63 - 7/68 Auxiliary Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Participated in the initial plant startup-activities and assisted in the work of preparing operating procedures and etecking construction progress; operated equipment outside the control room including chlorine handling systems, domestic and demineralized water treatment systems; performed normal equipment surveillance duties; and applied safety blocking.
12/59 - 10/63 Various Positionc-- Southwark Generating Station Duties: As auxiliary operator, operated chlorine handling systems, demineralizers, and water treatment systems. As mill operator, operated mills and subsystems and ash and slag removal equipment. As boiler house helper, performed general boiler room duties.
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES Sept. 1968 Received AEC Operators License for Peach Bottom, Unit 1 (HTGR)
May 1973 Received AEC Senior. Operators License for Peach Bottom Unit 2 (BWR)
June 1974 Peach Bottom Unit 2 Senior Operators License was amended to include Peach Bottom Unit 3.
April 1980 General Electric six week BWR Simulator Certification May 1981 General Physics twelve week BWR Simulator Senior License Cortification
Mr. D. G. EiC@nhut Enclosure 2, Attachm3nt A
- Page 7 of 23 i-c SHIFT SUPERINTENDENT (SA TT) i 1
NAME: William Truax EDUCATION AND TRAINING 1964- John Bartram High School, Philadelphia, Pa.,
4 completed the trade curriculum course in Electrical Application, graduating-as an honor roll student
- 1966-1968 United States Marine Corp - Completed Automative Organizational Maintenance Course - Discharged with the rank of Corporal ;
1968 Mechanical Training Course and Electrical Training Course - Philadelphia Electric' Company ,
-1968 Basic Nuclear. Theory Course - Philadelphia Electric
!- Company 1968_ On-Site Training Program for Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR) - Philadelphia
- Electric Company ,
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! 1969 Health' Physics Training Program - Philadelphia Electric Company Oct. 1969 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station (HTGR) formal !
. preparation for A.E.C.= licensing. Completed on- '
site pre-license training, pre-license self-study j program, and simulator training'
- May 1970 Completed the General Electric Company BWR operator certification program at the BWR simulator, Morris, ,
Illinois ;
1970-1973 In preparation for taking reactor operator license (BWR), . the following training programs were completed: *
- 1) NUS Corporation Nuclear Power Preparatory Training Course E
- 2) On-Site Review Classes ,
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- 4) BWR Simulator Refresher Program at ;
l General Electric Training Center -
Morris, Illinois (Feb.1973)
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- 5) General.Phy, sics Corporation Written Audit Examination
- 6) ~ General Electric Company Written and Oral l
Audit Examinations 12/73-12/81 Participated in the Operator Requalification i
Program that was initiated on site, at Peach l Bottom, in December, 1973 as fol'.ows:
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, 1) Monthly Reading Assignments
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- 3) Minimum of ten reactivity changes logged i each year L .
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- 4) Annual Written Requalification Examination
- 5) Annual Oral Requalification Examination 1978 BWR Senior Operator License Training Program conducted on site by General Physics corporation L 1979 ' Red Cross CPR Instructors Certification Course-I' 1979 Management Training - Course presented for ,
! Philadelphia Electric Company by American l Management Association (three day)
Jan. 1980 BWR Operators Simulator Requalification Program
! presented by General Physics Corporation at TVA l- Simulator Training Center i
- Aug. 1981 BWR SRO Training Course conducted by General Physics Corp. at the Limerick Training Center (12 l
week) ,
l Nov. 1981 Management development course at Philadelhia
' Electric Company (two day) l !
Dec. 1981 Completed one semester of Algebra and Fundamental English administered by Drexel University at the Limerick extension l
[ Dec. 1981 Participated for 2 weeks on a team to develop task analysis computer codes. The program was directed by the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations for generic BWR plant operations.
L Jan. 1982 Supervisory workshop on " Time Management" (one day) ;
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. March 1982 Completed two day management training. program,
" Phase III, Managing Performance" March-1982 Attended one day formalized critique session.
r+ dealing with the findings of the TMI accident
-, investigation conducted by General Physics. Corp April 1982- Completed one~ semester of college Trigonometry administered by Drexel University at the Limerick
,s. extension Ahril 1982 Participated in two day review of Plant Startup
-Program at Susquehanna Nuclear Power Station
$ ' May 1982 ~ Kepner Tregoe seminar on Problem Solving decision j-making (three day)
Feb/ June ~1982. Participated in the development and implementation of.the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Emergency Plan, drill senario's, and demonstration exercise m
July 1982 Completed two week training course conducted by Penn Stata University at the Nuclear Reactor Test Facility on Penn State main campus
-c= Sept. 1982 Attended one week simulator refresher course
- conducted by General Physics Corp. at the Limerick
'c Training Center Oct. 1982 - Completed two days of class room and practical application in fire fighting at West'Conshohocken zJ Fire School
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Aug. 1983 Attended one week simulator refresher course conducted by General Physics Corp. at the Limerick
. Training Center Sept. 1983 Conducted' simulator walk-throughs and oral exams to evaluate license operator candidates strengths and weaknesses subsequent to their 12 week certification training program
- Sept. 1983 Attended one day management workshop by Kepner Tregoe on " Conducting Effective Meetings" y
Sept. 1983 Completed -one week of review training in the
,5 H ;3 performance of " Transient Response Implementation x , Q.- .-Plan" procedures at the Limerick Generating Station M- Simulator
.Nov. 1983 Completed 6 weeks of training conducted by General Physics Corp. to review the latest design aspects Y
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of systems being incorporated at the Limerick Generating Station t-WORK-EXPERIENCE a 3/81ito Shift Superintendent,
_present- Limerick Generating Station
-Duties: Directed operating-personnel in the performance 'of developing: system operating
. procedures, equipment description tagging, alarm
-response procedures, component blocking procedures, and system routine inspection procedures.
Served as a member of the Plant Operations Review Committee, whose responsibilities included recommending changes to, or final acceptance of the-following: plant normal, transient, and emergency operating procedures, station administrative
. . procedures, fuel handling procedures, preventative maintenance procedures, surveillance test and routine inspection procedures.
Participated as the shift operations coordinator whose responsibilities included: review of proposed corrective actions to be taken'on plant systems which had been transferred from the construction phase.to the operating phase, and authorize such changes; and authorize the scheduling of personnel'to support the operation and testing of plant systems during the startup phase of plant development.
Directed station' operating personnel during the reactor vessel hydro, system turnover, pre operational tests, flushes, electrical energization
, s of sub stations and plant auxiliary buses and the everyday operation of the plant.
Participated with Stone Webster Corp. in the development and implementation of the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station'1982 Emergency Plan Exercise.
L 8/75 - 2/81 Control Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power
. Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: In charge of control room activities and c directed floor operators during shift operations.
Operated. major equipment, performed electrical switching, and wrote safety blocking directed their c- application. On a' regular basis, worked as Assistant Control Operator at the reactor console
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manipulating controls during plant startups, shutdowns, and~ steady-state operations. Frequently
' acted as a coordinator between the operations group and construction and maintenance forces during equipment and system' shutdowns to ensure that repairs and tests were performed in compliance with plant ^ Technical Specifications. As a Senior Licensed Operator, occasionally filled in as Shift Supervisor responsible for operating ' personnel in-all aspects of plant operation and administration.
Performed.as Senior Licensed Operator in charge of refueling operations. Operated refueling bridge.
2/71 - 8/75 Assistant Control Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Participated in writing original operating procedures for systems and plant startup. Worked with constructing forces during the pre-operational testing phase. Worked as fuel handling bridge operator during initial fuel loading and subsequent outages. Manipulated the reactor controls during reactor startups, shutdowns, and plant transients.
Operated major equipment during all phases of operation.
10/69 -~12/70 Mechanical Operator (Reactor Operator) - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: . Manipulated reactor controls during reactor startups, shutdowns, and plant transients.
Operated major plant equipment, including reactor
. fuel handling equipment.
- 1969 Health Physics Technician - Peach Bottom Atomic p Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR) l Duties: Performed routine radiation surveys, l prepared and issued Radiation Work Permits, E
monitored personnel working on contaminated
- equiyment and in radiation areas, calibrated E radiation survey instruments, and analyzed radioactive liquid waste samples.
l 9/58.-'10/69_ Auxiliary Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit-1 (HTGR)
Duties: Operated equipment outside the control E room, including chlorine handling systems, domestic L .and demineralized water treatment. systems; performed normal equipment surveillance duties; and
- removed equipment from service for the application of safety blocking.
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LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES Oct. 1969 Received A.E.C. Operators License for Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Feb. 1973 Received' General Electric Co. BWR 12 week training certificate May 1973 Received A.E.C. Operators License for Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 2 (BWR)
April 1974 Operators License Amemded to include Peach Bottom
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Atomic Power Station, Unit 3 (BWR)
Sept. 1978 Received NRC Senior Operators License for Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Aug. 1981 Received General Physics Corp. SRO cold license operator training certificate
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" Enclosure 2, Attachmsnt A Page 13 of 23 SHIFT SUPERVISOR OUTAGE PLANNING, BLOCKING COORDINATOR (SA SS)
Name: Frederick L. Shanaman Jr.
- EDUCATION AND TRAINING 1951 Graduated from Norristown Senior High School, Norristown, PA specializing in Electrical Vocational.
1953-1955 -United States Army Signal Corps. Completed Telephone Installation-Training. Discharged with rank of Specialist 3rd Class.
1957~ Mechanical-Training Course - Philadelphia Electric Company.
1962-1963 Nuclear Theory and Plant Systems Course Phase "A" -
Philadelphia Electric Company.
1964 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station-Unit 1 (HTGR) "On Site Training Program" - Philadelphia Electric company.
1964 Electrical Training' Course - Philadelphia Electric Company.
i 1965~ Health Physics Training Program.
'1967-1968- Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Unit 1 (HTGR) formal preparation for A.E.C. licensing self study program and pre-licensing simulator training.
'1968 Mechanical Operator Training - Philadelphia Electric Company.
1969 Plant Mechanic Training - Philadelphia Electric Company.
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1970 BWR Simulator Training, Morris, Illinois.
1971-1972 In preparation for.taking the AEC_ Senior Operator License (BWR), the following training programs were completed:
- 1. NUS Corporation Nuclear Power Preparatory Training Course.
- 2. On-Site Review Classes.
- 3. Off-Site Observation Training at Oyster Creek Nuclear Station
- 5. General Physics Corporation Written Examination.
6.. General Electric Company Written and Oral Audit Examinations.
1973-1981 Participated in Operator Requalification Program that'was initiated on site, at Peach Bottom in December, 1973.
- 1. Monthly Reading Assignments
- 2. Monthly Lecture Sessions
- 3. Minimum of ten reactivity changes per year.
- 4. Annual Written Requalification Examination.
- 5. Annual Oral Requalification Examinations.
1973 Fire Equipment Familiarization - Philadelphia Electric Company.
1973 One week BWR Simulator and On-Shift Training, Morris, Illinois.
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1976 Management Training - Three day course-presented for Philadelphia Electric Company by-American Management Association.
1976 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) - Phil.adelphia Electric Company.
1976,1980, American Red Cross Standard Multimedia First Aid -
1984 Philadelphia Electric Company.
1977-1981 First Aid Proficiency Review - PECo Nuclear Training Section.
1977-1979 Fire Equipment Familiarization - PECo Methods &
Training Section.
1978 Fire Brigade Training (2 day) - West Conshohocken Gas Plant.
1979 Management Training - two day refresher course presented for Philadelphia Electric Co. by j' Management Development Programs.
1979 Solid radwaste burial training - Department of Transportation.(DOT) and NRC requirements presented for Philadelphia Electric Company by General Physics Corporation.
.1980 BWR Operators Simulator Requalification Program presented by General Physics Corporation of TVA l
Simulator Training Center.
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[ 1981 BWR Operators Simulator Requalification Program presented by General Physics Corporation at Limerick Training Center.
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'1981 Fire Apparatus Training and Fire Practice Session -
1 Philadelphia Electric Company.
1983 Fitness for Duty and Supervisory Training Seminar
' presented by Gilbert commonwealth and PECo Nuclear Training Section.
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- Enclosure 2, Attachmont A Page 16 of 23 WORK EXPERIENCE c.
12/81:to Outage' Planning and Shift Operations present ~ Coordination - Peac;1 Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Coordinates the ef forts between Maintenance and shift operations, placing emphasis t on permit and blocking procedures in the removal of systems and equipment from service.
7/74-12/81' - Shift Supervisor - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR) s Duties: Second senior licensed operator on shift.
Acted as the assistant to the Shift Superintendent in directing overall plant operations and administration. If the Shift Superintendent was not available, authorized liquid and gaseous radioactive waste releases and issuance of radiation work permits and equipment safety blocking permits. .Was cognizant of-plant operating parameters, plant equipment, control and chemistry problems and administrative requirements with respect to plant ~ operations. Personally supervised any unusual plant operations, monitored and directed shift activities during power level changes including startups and shutdowns, and troubleshooted any problems which developed.
Participated in the Operator Requalification Program and in all phases of'BWR operations-including startups, shutdowns, planned' tests, and plant transients. Contributed to training programs by discussing with shift personnel and trainees the operating procedures, administrative procedures, plant operating characteristics, and plant expe riences .
2/71-7/74 Control Operator --Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Writing procedures, working as control i room operator when equipment and systems were placed into service and underwent preoperational tests.
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10/70-2/71 ' Chief Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Directed shift plant operations and operated major equipment. Was aware of plant problems and maintenance work, wrote blocking permits, and directed their application.
. 7/69-10/70 Plant Mechanic - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Performed or directed shift operations outside the control room. This included equipment blocking, surveillance, and operations.
7/68-7/69 Mechanical Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station - Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: -Operated major plant equipment including the nuclear reactor and fuel handling machinery.
7/65-7/68 Health Physics Technician - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Performed routine radiation surveys, prepared and issued radiation work permits and monitored personnel working on contaminated equipment or in radiation areas. Analyzed radioactive liquid-waste samples in connection with processing of liquid waste for discharge.
10/63-7/65 Auxiliary Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Operated equipment outside the control room during all phases of plant operation, performed normal equipment surveillance duties, and applied safety blocking to low voltage equipment.
1955-10/63 Operator - Barbadoes Generating Station 1
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Mr. D. G. Eicsnhut Enclosure 2, Attachment A Page 18 of 23 LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES Jan. 1968 Received AEC Operators Licnese for Peach Bottom Unit 1 (HTGR).
'1970 BWR Simulator Certification, General' Electric Corporation.
May 1973 Received AEC Senior Operator License for Peach '
Bottom Unit 2 (BWR) .
Jan. 1973 General Electric BWR Simulator Refresher Certification.
June 1974 Peach Bottom Unit 2 Senior Operators License amended to include Peach Bottom Unit 3.
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Name: . Daniel: H. Sparks EDUCATION ~AND TRAINING 1943 Graduated.from Masbaum Vocational Technical High School in Philadelphia, PA specializing in automotive mechanics.
1943-1946 . United States Army Basic Training. Discharged with rank of Corporal.
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1960 Mechanical and Electrical Training Courses -
Philadelphia Electric Company.
1963- Nuclear Theory and Plant Course Phase "A" -
Philadelphia Electric Company.
1964 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
"On Site Training Program" - Philadelphia Electric Company.
- 1966 Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR) -
formal preparation for AEC license self study program and pre-licensing simulator training.
, 1967 In preparation for certification as Senior Licensed i Operator -(Unit 1 HTGR) completed I
- 1. Pre-License Training
- 2. Pre-License. Simulator Training 1970 G.E. Simulator & On-Shift Training, Morris, Illinois.
1971-1972 In preparation for taking the AEC Senior Operator License (BWR) , the following training programs were completed:
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- 1. NUS Corporation Nuclear Power Preparatory Training Course.
- 2. On-Site Review Classes.
- 3. Off-Site Observation Training at Oyster Creek Nuclear Station
- 5. General Physics Corporation Written Examination.
- 6. General Electric Company Written and Oral Audit Examinations.
1971 Nine Mile Point Observation Training.
1973-1979 Participated in Operator Requalification Program that was initiated on site, at Peach Bottom in December, 1973.
- 1. Monthly Reading Assignments
- 2. Monthly Lecture Sessions
- 3. Minimum of ten reactivity changes per year.
- 4. Annual Written Requalification Examination.
- 5. Annual Oral Requalification Examinations.
1973,1975 Fire Equipment Familiarization Program (Fire 1977 Apparatus Training and Fire Practice Session)-
Philadelphia Electric Company's Methods and Training Section.
1975 Multimedia Standard First Aid - Philadelphia Electric Company.
1976 Fire Brigade Training (2 day) - West Conshohocken Gas Plant.
1976 Management Training - Three day course presented for Philadelphia Electric Company by American Management Association.
Mr. D. G.-Elcanhut 'Enclosuro 2, Attcchment A Page 21 of 23 1978 & 1982 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and First Aid Proficiency Review - Philadelphia Electric Company.
1979 Management Training - Two day refresher course presented for Philadelphia Electric Company by Management Development Programs.
1980 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Program presented by Western Designer Consultants.
1981 Control Rod Drive School (2 weeks) presented by General Electric Company.
1983 Fitness for Duty and Supervisory Training Seminar presented by Gilbert Commonwealth and PECo Nuclear Training Section.
1983 One day trip to Susquehanna Nuclear Power Station, Berwick, PA to observe housekeeping practices.
WORK EXPERIENCE 12/79 to Supervising Maintenance Activities present Coordinator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Reviews, authorizes and coordinates maintenance work activities; supervises the Janitorial / Building Maintenance Group; coordinates vendors, stores, and spare parts group activities; aids in the preparation of the maintenance budget and expense authorizations; organizes preventive maintenance packages for plant systems and equipment; and investigaten and resolves recurring maintenance problems.
7/74-12/79 Shift Superintendent - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Assumed overall administration of operations, as well as outage work in the nuclear and conventional portions of the plant.
Responsible for radioactive liquid and gaseous releases and issuance of radiation work and
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Page 22 of 23 equipment safety blocking permits. Participation in all phases of BWR operations included system checkouts on Units 2 & 3, startups, shutdowns, planned tests, and plant transients. Participated in the Operator Requalification Program during his license period; supervised reactor startups for
-training, as well as normal shift operations; and.
contributed to training programs by discussing with shift personnel and trainees the operating procedures, administrative procedures, plant operating characteristics, and plant experiences.
2/71-7/74 Shif t Supervisor - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Units 2 & 3 (BWR)
Duties: Writing procedures and directing shift operations on the BWR units as equipment and systems were placed into service and underwent preoperational tests. ,
7/68-2/71 Shift Supervisor - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Second senior licensed operator on shift. Acted as the assistant to the Shift Superintendent in ;
directing overall plant operations and administration. If the Shift Superintendent was
- not available, authorized liquid and gaseous radioactive waste releases and issuance of radiation work permits and equipment safety blocking permits. Was cognizant of plant operating parameters, plant equipment, control and chemistry problems'and administrative requirements with respect to plant operations. Supervised any unusual plant operations, monitored and directed shift activities during power level changes, including startups and shutdowns, and i troubleshooted any-problems which developed. ,
9/63-7/68 Chief Operator - Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station, Unit 1 (HTGR)
Duties: Directed shift plant operations and operated major equipment. Was aware of plant problems and maintenance works wrote and directed the application of blocking permits; and, under the
Mr. D. G. Elcanhut Enclo2uro 2, Attachasnt A Page 23 of 23 direction of a licensed operator, observed and performed low level reactor power changes.
1/48-9/63 Various Positions - Richmond Generating Station Duties: Progressed through positions of boiler room helper, pulveriser operator, assistant boiler operator, stoker operator, water tender, and boiler operator. Duties included operation of boiler plant equipment and operation of three different types of steam generators.
.- CERTIFICATES AND LICENSES Dec. 1966 . Received AEC Operator License for Peach Bottom Unit 1 (HTGR).
Jan. 1968 Recieved AEC Senior Operatoh License for Peach Bottom Unit 1 (HTGR).
1970 General Electric BWR Simulator Certification.
May 1973 Received BWR Senior Operator License for Peach Bottom Unit 2.
April 1974 Peach Bottom Unit 2 Senior Operators License was '
amended to include Peach Bottom Unit 3.
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A tB PM[e 1 of 3 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY
-ELECTRIC PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT LIMERICK GENERATING STATION August 10, 1984 FROM: G. M. Leitch TO:- J. Doering
- Shift Supervision Shif t Operating Personnel
SUBJECT:
Responsibilities and Duties of Shift Advisor The NRC has required that all operating shift crews have adequate previous " hot" operating experience. In order to provide this experience, in certain cases, shift advisors will be utilized to bring to bear BWR operating experience in the initial operation of Unit 1.
The purpose of this memorandum is to define the role of the shift advisors. If there are any questions concerning this i matter, please contact Jay Doering for clarification.
This memorandum establishes the primary responsibilities, duties and working relationships of the Shift Advisor.
- 1. Responsibilities:
- a. To provide advisory support to the operating shift crew.
The Shift Advisor will review and assess the impact of significant shift activities that are scheduled or in progress and will keep control room personnel appraised
', of any potential problem areas. The Shift Advisor should be involved in significant shift operating decisions and recommend appropriate actions (including plant shutdowns),
- b. To provide technical and admin'istrative support to the Shift Technical Advisor, Shift Supervision and the Operations Engineer.
- 2. Ljm}tatigns:
- a. Respnsibilities will not include direct manipulation of s equipment.
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- b. Responsibilities will also not include supervision of .
! licensed operators in assignments which require an operator's license.
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- 3. Duties:
The Shift Advisor duties will include the following tasks:
- a. Review and assess the impact of significant shift activities. .
- b. Review startup procedures planned for the shift.
- c. Research any potential problems involving Technical -
Specifications and provide input based upon his experience.
The Shif t Advisor duties may include the following tasks:
- a. Review shift turnover checklists,
- b. Review control room logs,
- c. Review equipment status in the control Room,
- d. Assist in review of plant problem reports.
- f. Participate in shift turnover and shift briefings,
- g. Other tasks assigned by shift Supervision.
- 4. Wgrking_Relatignships
- d. The shif t Advisor assigned to a shif t will report directly to the Shif t Superintendent during normal operation and plant testing, and to the Shif t Technical i Advisor (STA) during any plant emergency. The Shift Advisor will also work closely with all operations
'. personnel as necessary to perform his duties.
- b. shift Advisors not assigned to shift will report directly
. to the operation Engineer.
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- c. The Shift Advisor will report any disagreements that cannot be resolved with the Shif t Superintendent (which may affect safe operation of the plant) to the Operations Engineer or other appropriate plant management.
l l 5. Miscellaneous
- a. At least one shif t Advisor shall be on duty on each shift i whenever the reactor is not in a cold shutdown condition l and adequate previous operating experience is not .
available on the shift.
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- b. In case of illness or otherwise, the "on shift" Shift Advisor will make arrangements for relief. The "on shift" person will stay until relieved.
- c. 'It should be understood that the Shif t Advisors bear no direct responsibility for~the operating crews actions.
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Enclosure 2, Attechmnnt C Shift Advisor Training Program Page 1 of 6 SHIFT ADVISOR TRAINING PROGRAM SCHEDULE AND OUTLINE
.'Wm?k f 1 Morning Afternoon
- Monday Introduction Reactor Recirculation 8/6/84 LGS Tech _ Specs S-Procedures
. Reactor Vessel Instrumentation Barrier Fuel, Control Cell Core Tuasday Primary Containment Rod Drive Control System 8/7/34 Suppression Pool RSCS CRD Hydraulics RWM W3dnesday Fission Chamber Ops LPRM's 8/8/84 SRM's APRM's
.IRM's TIP o RBM Thursday RPS, UPS SBLC 8/9/84 RRCS Fuel Pool Cooling & C/U Friday Containment Atm. Control RERS
'8/10/84 Drywell Ventilation and SBGT Chill Water Secondary Containment Reactor Enclosure Vent Exam
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Wick f2 Morning Afternoon
. Monday. Examination' Core Spray 8/13/84 LOCA Criteria RHR
-HPCI RCIC Tussday. General Employee Training Simulator Systems 18/14/84 Simulator Systems Widnesday Main Steam & SRV's Auxiliary Steam 8/15/84 MSIV - LCS Steam Seal Evaporator Steam Packing Exhauster Thursday Main Turbine EHC Hydraulics 8/16/84 MTLO EHC Logic Friday Main' Condenser- SJAE 8/17/84 Cooling Towers Off-Gas Circulating Water Exam
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W2ck (3 Morning Afternoon Monday- Examination Extraction Steam 8/20/84 Condensate & Demins Cascading Dral'ns Feedwater & FWLC Tu;sday Main Generator & Auxiliary Simulator Systems
.8/21/84 Diesel Generator & Auxiliary Electrical Distribution AC DC W3dnesday Service Water Simulator Systems 8/22/84 Emergency Service Water RHRSW Spray Pond Thursday Plant Air Simulator Systems 8/23/84 Refuel Bridge TECW RECW Friday Remote Shutdown Panel Review
-8/24/84 Process Computer Fire Protection Exam l
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- W4 9k f4 Morning Afternoon Monday Examination Simulator 8/27/84 Plant Tour (2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br />) IC-1 Startup General-Procedures Snapshot at end of day Technical Specifications Tucsday Admin. Procedures Simulator 8/28/84 Technical Specifications One IC-30 S/U Continue IC-1 S/U W;dnesday Plant Tour (2 houre) Simulator 8/29/84 Emergency Procedures IC-30 S/U Perform ECCS, D/G ST's Low Power Operations Minor Malfunctions Thursday Fuel Handling Procedures Simulator 8/30/84 ' Health Physics Procedures IC-30 S/U PCIOMR Friday Plant Tour (2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br />) Simulator
, 8/31/84 ON'S & Bases Hot S/U i
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Enclosuro 2, Attechmsnt C Shift Advisor Training Program Page 5 of 6 W^ck f5 Morning Afternoon Monday . HOLIDAY HOLIDAY 9/3/84 LABOR DAY Tu;sday Examination Simulator 9/4/84 Plant Tour Team Training OT's & Bases Consistent with OT's W3dnesday TRIP's & Bases Simulator 9/5/84 TRIP's Thursday Plant Tour Simulator 9/6/84 TRIP's & Bases TRIP's Friday TRIP's & Bases Simulator
.9/7/84 TRIP's Exam
Mrs D..G. Eicanhut Enclonuro 2, Attcchm:nt C Shift Advisor Training Progrtm Page 6 of 6 We~k 16 Morning Afternoon Monday Examination Simulator 9/10/84 Simulator Integrated Plant '
Integrated Plant and and Transients Transients Tucsday NSSS Simulator 9/11/84 RWCU Integrated Plant and Transients W dnesday Area Rad Monitors Simulator 9/12/84 Process Rad Monitors Integrated General System Review Plant and Transients Thursday Review for Review for 9/13/84 Exam Exam Friday Written Oral 9/14/84 Exam Exam
'Mrl. D.,G.'Eiccnhut' LIMERICK GENERATING STATION Enclosure 2 Performance Evaluation Attachment D Shift Advisor Page 1 of 1 Cetegory Criteria
- Rating Tech Specs Does the Individual demonstrate the ability to convert his knowledge of general plant technical specification into advice concerning LCO and surveillance requirements and problems.
~Plcnt Response Individual demonstrates knowledge N of-anticipated integrated plant resp nse to normal.and abnormal plant operations.
Procedures' Individual demonstrates knowledge of the interrelationship of Operating and
. Administrative Procedures with daily
, plant operations.
C:mmunications- Individual demonstrates. ability to interface with shift com liment and
-communicate his concerne advice.
.L0cdership Individual demonstrates leadership capabilities representative'of the Shift Advisors role.
Prcblem Analysis Individual demonstrates ability to evaluate seemingly normal plant evolutions with regard to potential operating problems.
.R diation/ Systems Individual demonstrates an understanding of the interrelationship-of plant systems and the potential ~for radiation hazards resulting from normal or abnormal plant operations.
Expe rience Individual demonstrates'the ability to convert previous expereinces into advice regarding on going plant operations.
A,rcas needing improvement:
The following-areas have been discussed with the individual as areas needing improvement.
Signature (Operations Engineer) _Date Signature (Shif t Advisor) Date o' Ratings 1 (needs major improvement) to 5 (outstanding).
Attach' extra sheets explaining ratings other than 2, 3, 4.