ML20100R399

Applicant Exhibit A-79,consisting of Resume for PA Dibenedetto

ML20100R399
Person / Time
Site:	Farley
Issue date:	02/21/1992
From:	Dibenedetto P DBA, INC.
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CIVP-A-079, CIVP-A-79, NUDOCS 9204080308
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( M ETED PHILIP A. DIBENEDETTC) g uwc O PRE 510Em : DBA, Inc.

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Aachelor of Science Nuclear Engineering M r.te 1,owell Technological Institute 1973 Lowell, Massachusetts 01854 {

Massachusette Institute of Technology . Reactor Safety Course - 1974 U.S. Navy Nuclear Power Training - 1965 1966 U.S. Navy Submarine Nuclear Power and Propulainn Syntem Qualification - 1964 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEt DBA, Inc., North Andover, Massacliusetts NUTECH Engineera, Bethesda, Maryland, 1981 - 1983 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Conseission, Wanhington, D.C. ,

1974 - 1981

\ Genera' Electric Company, Knolls Atomic Power 1.nbnrntory, Schenectady, New York, 1973 -1974 5 EXPERIENCE

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Prior to forming DBA. Inc., Hr. DiBenedetto nerved as Director of

• Engineering and Manager of the Equipment qualification (EQ) Group of the Bethesda Regional Office of- NUTECil Engineers. An such, .e was responsible for managing all engineering and project activities for the office. He has a broad background in systems for both PWR's and BWR's and has provided technical consulting servicen to neveral utilities (domestic and international) on licenning nad mechanical and electrical EQ program development. As Prealdent and Chief Engineer for DBA, Inc. Mr. DiDenedetto preparen budget ud manpower estimates,

( monitors Task Progress, ertablishes witten) milentonen, provides technical oversight on projects, and 17. ultimately responsible for meeting client needs and quality.

DETAILED EXPERIENCE DBA, Inc., -

Since the formation nr DRA. inc. . Mr. Dinenedetto han been providing equipment quelf;8 cation enraulting nervices to utilities.

Technical rernonsibilitten have inctded utility spect ric EQ training program dev+1spment and presentation, preparation of technia l reports, ane axpert t es t ime,ny -- for utility /NRC henrings and utility prudence heariags relating to rate inciennen, utility representation at U%P.C meetings, preparation of Equipment Qualiffention Program g408030s920221 g ADOCK 05cc334g PDR

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descriptions, and assistance i n' the implementation of Equipment Qualification Prostans. Directed and managed project team in areas of configuration management and commercial quality procurement.

O Participated as technical audits.

lead auditor for third party management and Hansgerial responsibilities include forecasting staffing needs, budget, schedule, establishement of reasonable and workable project plaps and milestone targets. These frinctions are performed in a manner which satisfies clients needs and finances.

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• Hr. DiBenedetto developed the Equipment Qualification Group, which served such clients as Consumers Power Company, Detroit Edison Company, Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, Illinois Power Company, Kansas Gas and Electric, and Union Electric Company. Serviess included identification of required equipment, assessment of required profiles, development of central files, establishment of procedures for surveillance and maintenance, and site verification. Additional services included independent equipment qualification audits, training and seminars, and system reviews to justify interim operation. Hr. DiBenedetto developed a Hechanical Equipment Qualification Program, authored several technical documents rels0ing to EQ and the impact of rulemaking thereon, and developed an EQ seminar which he presented in (Belgium, Holland, Japan, Kores Spain Switr.erland, Taiwan and the United Kingdom).

In addition to EQ uervices, he provided a broad range cf

N engineering services to clients, including management overview audits, Quality Assurance reviews, and engineering systems and supporting analyses.

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comeissione -

As Section Leader of Environmental Qualification with the USNRC, Hr. DiBenedetto managed environmental qualification aspects of the technical regulation of commercial nuclear power plants. He was responsible for developing, supervising and providing guidance to reviewers for the consideration and evaluation of utility environmental qualification programs. He was responsible for '- directing and coordinating engineering consultants in the per formance of environmental qualification audits and environmental testing of equipment.

As Senior Reactor Safety Engineer with USNRC, Hr. Dinenedetto was a member of a task group organized to perform systema evaluations at Three Mile Island in the cleanup and recovery phase. He was also a member of a task group which developed the Systematic Evaluation Program (SEP) where he developed the SEP's lenk before break position for high energy lines, performed thermal hydraulic analyses associated with N-) loop operation, and performed failed fuel studies. As a Project Hansger with the USNRC, he managed the review and evaluation of a variety of engineering safety and environmental considerations associated with the design and operetion of consercial nuclear power plants including independent technical safety evaluetions, coordinating technical evaluations.by the WRC O staff, preparing license amendments for technient specification for nuclear power plants, and chairing technical committees.

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As Operating Reactor Project Manager with the USNRC, he was responsible for Regulatory Safety and Licensing Actions

, associated with the 1.aCros s a Bolling Water Reactor, Vermont T Yankee, and Beaver Valley Power Station Unit 1.

[O General Electric. - As Primary System Engineer, Mr.

DiBenedetto finalized design concepts and prepared operating instructions and test procedures for submarine systems at Certeral Electric's Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory.

WEMBERSHIP51 Chairman, AN$ Subcommittee 56.9, Environmental Envelopes Hember, ANS Subcommittee 56.11, Flooding (Standard Issue)

Chairman, ASHE PVP 0AC Subcommittee SC2, Qualification and Testing Hember, ASHE PVP 0AC Subcommittee SC8, Plant 1.ife Extension Past Hember, IEEE Subcommittee 3.3 (WG 3.3) Haintenance Good Practices Member, IEEE Subcommittee SC2, Qualification Hember, New England Coalition for Reliable Energy PUBLICATIONSI V] " Quality Assurance for Spare and Replacement Parts", position paper prepared for The Detroit Edison Company, April, 1983

" Synergistic Dose Rate Effects on Oable", posit' ion paper prepared for Coasumers Power Company, November, 1982 "The Procurement of Spare Parts", paper presented to ASQC Winter Meeting, Orlando, Florida, October, 1982 ilow to Develop, Implement and Assess Equipment Qualification Programs for Nuclear Power Planta", short courne prepared for ASME

" Integrating Plant Operations ann Equipment qunitfiention Requirements", short course prepared for ASHE

" Safety Related Equipment Qualification Seminar", short course prepared for ASHE

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" Cost Effective Maintenance, Surveillence and Procurement of Safety Related Equipment", short course prepared for ASME O " Midland Prn.tset Equipment Qualification Seminar", eleveloped for Consumers Powee Company i "Ve;sont Yanken Equipment Environmental Rus11fication Seminar",

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" Aging Research Program", Co-Author with T. Siderts, K. Goller, ASHE 1988 PVP 0AC Summer Meeting l

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