ML20127N254

Forwards Resume of Manager Regulatory Compliance & Staff Engineer Licensing,Per Request.Resume of Safeguard Specialist Also Encl

ML20127N254
Person / Time
Site:	Framatome ANP Richland
Issue date:	01/20/1993
From:	Edgar J SIEMENS POWER CORP. (FORMERLY SIEMENS NUCLEAR POWER
To:	Jim Hickey NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS)
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January 20,1993 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission j

Attn: Mr. John W.N. Hickey, Chlof l

Fuel Cyclo Safety Branch D! vision of industrial and Medical Nuclear Safety NMSS Washington DC 20555

Dear Mr. Hickey:

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1. Lotter, WS Pennington to LJ Maas, dated November 25,1992

2. Letter, JB Edgar to JWN Hickey, dated December 21,1992

3. Letter, JB Edgar to JWN Hickey, dated November 25,1992 Por the request in roforence 1 enciosod are six copios of the resumo's of the Manager, Regulatory Complianco and the Staff Engincor, Licens!ng. Also enclosed are six copios of tho.

resumo' of the Safsguard Specialist. A revised " Approval and Rosponsibility Matrix" was submlttod with reference 2. This matrix does not define the responsibilitios of the Staff Engineer, Licensing because his responsibilit;os with rogard to preparation and approval of the documents shown on the matrix consist largely of review prior to other people's signatures.

Rogarding the request for a licenso amendmont application reflecting our company's name chango, such an application was included in referenco 3.

If you have any questions, pleaso call me on 509-375-8663.

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Walta Walla, WA Western Washington State College 1970 1071 Bellingham, WA Walla Walla Community College 1977 1978 Walla Walla, WA Hviford Radiation Monitor Training 1979 Program Columbia Basin College 1981-1983 N9 APT Certification Course 1985 University of Washington Richlaad, WA Excarience 1979-Present r

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1 1974-1992 Employed by Hanford Environmental Health Foundation, Richland, WA Supervisor, Air and Water Surveillance Programs, Environmental Health Sciences.

i Division. Provided environmental surveillance consultation and technica! services to i support environmental programs of operating contractors on the U.S. Department of '

Energy Hanford Site. Typical service areas included ambient air surveillance, air j

pollutant source testing and water quality monitoring. (1974-1980) i i

+ P :anager, Site Support Services, Environmental Health Sciences Division. Provided direct technical and administrative supervision of a staff of industrial hygienists, !

environmental scientists, and - technicians providing - industrial hygiene and j environmental consultation and technical services. Primary clients were individuals responsible for the health, safety, and environmental programs of the U.S. Department of Energy and its Hanford contractors, although services were also provided outside the DOE sector to private industry, academic institutions, and other_ governmental agencies. (1981-1986)

• Director, Environmental Health Sciences Division. Managed overall operation of a multi-disciplinary division providing comprehensive environmental health services to contractors on a major U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear material production, waste management,_ and R&D Site. Through a DOE Use Permit, provided similar services to non-DOE clients including private indusky, academic institutions, and other,

governmental agencies. Key tecPnical service areas included industrial hygiene, i environmental surveillance, hazardus waste, analytical chemistry, training / chemical '

l Information, and emergency preparedness. Responsib!e for all aspects of divisional -

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i 1967-1970 Employed by Battelle Northwest Laboratories, Richland, WA.

' Reactor Engineer - Supervised two technicians in the oporation, maintenanco, and data collection for experiments in Plutonium Rocycle Critical Facility. Also assisted in analysis of data. (10671969)

Nucioar Safety Specialist - Provided guidanco for Battello Northwest operating components and performod audits, reviews, and wrote manuals and safety analysos in the area of nuclear safoti. Interfaced with AEC on nuclear safety questions. (1969-1970) 1970-1973 Employed by Westinghouse Hanford, Richland, WA.-

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Provided exportiso in packaging and shipping of radioactivo materials. Criticality safety specialist for throo laboratories, including proparation of safoty analysis reports and criticality safety upocifications and auditing for compliance with applicable limits.

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Senior Materiais Engineer - Managed Exxon Nuclear's uranium and plutonium a

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Nuclear, Administered criticality safety program for fuel fabrication facilities at Richland. Provided special nuclear material traffic expertise on state and federal j

'l regulations. (1973-1977)

• Manager, Traffic Operations - Managed the traffic and warehousing function for Exxcn Nuclear Company at its Richland site. Managed the shipment of hardware, UO pellets, and miscellaneous items from ENC Richland to ENGmbH-Ungen in support o$

ENGmbH fuel fabrication. (19771979)

Cortract Administrator (Bellevue, WA) - Administered contracts for six reload fuel 4

3 customers (four domestic and two foreign) for the sale of reload fuel, uranium, and t

technical services. Respons!bilities included evaluation of compliance with contract i

commitments; contract execution including. commencement of work, progress reports, i

invoicing management, and closeout at completion of work; and marketing interaction including propossi writing and assisting in contract negotiations. (1979-1988)

• Staff Specialist-Safeguardo Provided technical expertise on safeguards; acted as Accountability Coordinator and Measurement Control Program Coordinator; acted as working level contact with-NRC on safeguards matters; conducted annual measurement review; prepared and maintained ANF's Safeguards Plan (ANF-12);

provided safeguards training for plant personnel; hosted NRC safeguards audits and biennial Ad Hoc Committee review of safegustds activities; maintained knowiedge of current radioactive material transport regulations; prepared and maintained Radioactive Material Shipping Standard (Chapter 5) of ANF's Safety Manual (ANF-30); reviewed l

radioactive -material shipment for compliance with regulations; prepared and maintained ANF's SNM Physical Protection Plan (ANF-538). (1988-1991)

• Staff Engineer-Ucensing - provide licensing expertise on NRC licensing issues including plant operating license and transportation-related licenses and permits; act 1

as company contact with NRC on licensing matters; prepare and maintain Radioactive Material Shioping Standard (Chapter 5) of SPC's Safety Manual (EMF-30); review radioactive material shipment for compliance with regulations; prepare and maintain SPC's SNM Physical Protection Plan (EMF-538). (1991 Present) l i

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Education BA Biology 1974 CentralWashington University BA Environmental Studies 1976 CentralWashington University Industrial Hygiene Training Courses 1979-Present Experience 1976-Present Employed by Advanced Nuclear Fuels Corporation (Exxon Nuclear Company, Inc., prior to January 1,1987).

Senior Analytical Laboratory Technician. (1976)

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Manager, Product Development and Testing, responsible for product development activities including the neutronic, thermal hydraulic and meenanical evaluation of advanced BWR and PWR concepts, and responsible for all the thermal hydraulic testing related to ANF's fuel supplies. (1990-Present)

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.i Operations Supervisor-Supervision and training of tellers and new accounts. Maintain l-branch audit program. Deal with customer problems.

1978 Present Employed by Siemens Power Corporation.

. Nuclear Materials Accounting - Maintained the plant nuclear materials records by running the Nuclear Materials Control System (NICS). Proviaed special assistance during ti:e physical inventory of nuclear materials in the taking and reconciliation efforts. (1978-1980)

• Accountant for Engineering and Technology - Prepared monthly analysis letters detailing operating costs; assisted managers in the preparation of their operating

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marketing.use; and provided assistance as needed in the preparation of invoices.

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• Nuclear Materials Accountant - Maintained the on-site perpetual inventory r9 cords of nuclear materials _ as required.by regulations and in accordance with company

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I Organized the efforts of the plant wide inventory and focused the reconcillation efforts-l of problem areas.

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i financial liability to the Company as the result of waste inventory buildups. (19831992) l

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working level contact with NRC on safeguards mattars; conduct annual measurement review; prepare and maintain SPC's Safeguards Plan (EMF-12); provide safeguards.

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26 11.4 Oceratino Precodures Plant operations are conducted accordir'g to written procedures. The procedures are writton by the Manager, Plant Operations, or his designee. They are approved by the Managers of User Group; Cuality Control; Safety, Security, and Ucensing; Plant Engineering; and Process Engineering. These procedures include, by reference, appropriate criticality safety specifications, radiation work permits, and other safety-related or pertinent documents or procedures. The procedures are documented and issued by Document Control to appropriate personnel and locations. There are mini-libraries located within the various operating facilities which contain copies cf the approved operating procedures for ease of access by operating personnel.

11.5 Trainina 11.5.1 Initial Training Each employeo is provided init!alinstruction adequate to allow them io safely start on-the-job training by his/her manager or supervisor. This initial Instruction includes i

emergency procedures if the empicyee routinely works with special nuclear material, radiation protection and criticality safety, requirements and procedures will be included.

Within two weeks after start!ng work, full instrue:fon in Standard Operating Procedures (including Instrumentation and control, methods of dealing with process malfunctions, control of hazardous chemicals, contrei of contamination and decontamination procedures), industrial safety, fire protection, emergency response procedures, rad!ation protection (includ!ng ALARA pracdcas, nature and scurce of' radiation, interactions of radiation and matter, biclogical effects of radiation and the use of radiadon monitoring equipment and step-off pad procedures) and criticality safety, requirements and procedures will be provided. The degree of training is commensurate with each empicyee's position in the Company (related to general and special responsibilities) and with_ the extent of the employee's contact with radioactive and fissionable materials. Employee instruction is provided by personnel knowledgeable in the various training topics.

Prior to assignment to independent operation, each employee is required, by

' signature, to indicate that he has been instructed in radiation protection, criticality safety, and emergency response requirements and procedures.

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